Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-04-27
DoINGS IN NEW JERSEY

Princeton, N. j., April PA friend
of Princeton university, whose name
has not been disclosed, has endowed a
new chair to the value of 100000, to
be called the professorship of politics.
The first incumbent will be chosen at
the June meeting of the board of trus-
tees.
Paterson, April 22.-The Second reg
iment, n. G. N J., has appointed a
committee to confer with the officers
of the First, Third and Fourth regi-
ments for the purpose Of making COM
mon protest against the contemplated
reorganization of the National Guard
Under the new plan the Second regi-
ment is to be merged into another reg
iment
Bridgeton, N. j., April 26.-The Co.
hansey and the More-Jonas companies
started a part of their bottle factories
yesterday with non-union labor, pro-
cured here. The strikers made no at
tempt to interfere with them. Three
factories are now attempting to run.
The refusal of the glass manufacturers
to accept the propositions of President
Hayes. of the Bottle Blowers National
association, for termination of the
strike indicates long and bitter strug
gle The citizens will, however, con-
tinue their efforts to bring about an
amicable settlement between the strit-
ers and manufacturers.
Cape May, April 27.--The grand Jury
yesterday indicted Robert Clark, Wes-
ley Sharp. Elwood Sutton, Warren
Smith, Henry Kalback, Edward Picker
ing and John Marts, separately, for as
sault and battery, and collectively for
conspiracy. MI are residents of Ocean
City, and arc charged with tarrag
and fcathering Harry Anderson last
October and driving him from the
place for alleged immoral conduct,
Some OF those connected with the case
turned states evidence, and were not
indicted. The last grand jury ignored
the case. Those indicted are all well
connected.
New Brunswick April 22.-Two Hum
garian strikers, Michael Fallotowitz
and Alexander Lippa, were brought to
this city this morning and lodged
in Jail. They were arraigned before
Justice Pickerskill, of Perth Amboy
He fined Fallotowitz $50 and LDpa 500.
The men had hardly been placed in Jail
when Lawyer Stricken, of Perth AM
boy obtained their release, alleging
that the commitments were Illegal.
The justice had failed to state the
number of days for which each man
had been committed and their release
was consequently ordered The men
were paid off this afternoon If they
do not return to work on Monday new
men will be put on. Serious trouble
and possibly rioting is feared then.
Mount Holly. April b. George Da-
leisa is in jail to await the action Of
the grand jury on a charge of assault
on his wife Rosanna, who swore out
warrant for arrest before Justice
Cleyenger. When the woman appeared
before the magistrate she showed
plainly the evidences OF the cruel treat
ment to which she had been subject
ed. Her forehead was full of Jumps
and scars, and she produced a handful
Of hair which she said her husband
had pulled out by the roots. In addi-
ton to this she was struck a powerful
blow which sent her up against the
side shed. and as a result Of the force
she split thick board. The husband
does not deny the charge and be re-
fused TO hunt bail, although he had
500 on his person at the time Of his
arrest,