The Jersey City news., 1906-03-07
SEN. DRYDEN'S
NAVAL CADETS
Rear Admiral SIMPSONS
Son Is Alternate to Gener
al Murray's Nephew
STUDYING IMMIGRATION
NEW JERSEY JUNIORS CONSIDER
PLANS TO RESTORE HARMONY
BETWEEN INSURGENTS AND
NATIONAL BODY

WASHINGTON. Mar. 6. 1906.-Senr
aBtor Dryden viii name the following 10
take the entrance examination for the
a. S. Naval Academy, at Annapolis, IN
Erne: Principal, James Murray White
head. son of the late Lieutenant White
head. of the navy, and nephew OF sen
era G. Edward Murray. qnartefmasTsr
eenepA of New Jersey; first alternate.
sAarold B. Sampson, a son OF keas Az
taaraI Sampson. and second alternate
Robert Lincoln Gray, of summit.
brsther of Edward w. Gray, secretary
kx. Governor Stokes.
Senators Kean and Dryden have re-
esiyed petitions from the conductors OF
Atlantic City and the railroad usinmen
sf Jersey City. favoring the Bates-Pen-
rose employees liability bill; from the
9saee delegation in favor of the Usage
clause in the statehood bill. and from
Montyale. Park Ridge Woodcliffe and
Allendabe, in favor of the Hepburn rail-
road rate bill.
Peritions have been fled BIZ Represent
/ stive Bowler from the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. of Elizabeth, in
Tawor of the Bates Penrose employees
sability BILL and from the Patrons OF
usbanary Oranges Nos. 1O5 and l1u,
and from the Painters Local Union No.
f9, IN favor Of the removal OF the duty
,hoSn denatura lized alcohol.
The House committee on immigration
and natura lization, of which Mr.. Howell
z the chairman, has decided to visit the
ports of Boston, New York and Phila-
delpAia for the purpose OF ma king an IN
specticn of conditions at each place. The
neznbers will depart from the usual Gus
4om Of such sjunkets" in the fact that
each member who goes will pay his own
expenses. The committee hopes to get
a rule for the consideration of Mr.. How
ellis naturalization bill in the near fu-
ture. and it is believed it will pass the
House with practically no opposition.
The Speaker has consented to have it
brought up at the first favorable eppor
tuniry
The New Jersey Junions, who came
here TO consider the plan for harmony
between the insurgents and the ma
tional body, from which the five States
seeded four years ago, left for home late
Saturday night after calling on Senators
Kean and Dryden and Representative
Howell. The party was shown some
courtesies at the capitol by Congress
man" Thompson of Ocean County.
While the .'insurgent" States Will perfect
an organization, it is believed this will
only be the preliminary step locking to-
ward complete reconciliation between
the two factions of the order.
1t is strange what an interest is dis
played among some of the womens clubs
In New Jersey in the poor indians in the
west, while the suffering fnGians' at
home are neglected. The Women's Read
ing Club, tof Rutherford, has adopted res
oIutions in behalf of the Mississippi
M Inn Iv,1s 4 IL
are some neglected children in Ruther
ford who could be greatly benefited if
the Heading Club would take an interest
In them
Seuator ,and Mrs. Dryden gave din
iner on Friday evening and the guests of
honcr WE'RE Speaker and Mrs Cannon,
D4fE. PBFt icauis and Mrs Kuser were. af-
$50 among the guests present. On Satur-
sday evening Senator and Mrs. Dryden
were guests at a dinner given by Gen
leral and Mrs. Draper. in honor of the
Me%4ean Ambassador and Sonora Cas-
iasus, which was one of the finest affairs
lof the week.
power Of revdew by the courts in con-
nectien with the railroad rate matter
are being looked up industriously by Sem
arors with a legal turn of mind They
want TO fortify themselves for the fight
E1rat is expected on this much discussed
RSNIA. N1hmploalS OF the f1epDufQ Dill
PoWeRd that Ander Hhe terms of the
measuNs, should h become a law, the
AopTts NaA haze Atlie sabwer to review or
Aefs issued by the. Interstate Commerce
commission. Others are IN doubt on this
spoint, a46 think that there should be a
Specific delegation of the power Of review
In order .fhat There may be hG question
regarding the authority of the commits
Sion.
TnAeefunerai of the, late Mrs. Josephine
IA. 7. Swami forrnsFly resident of
Prinaeton. was held Sunday Efternoon
4hs fatsrment of the renains tp0k place
iMonday at Princeton. The dead
woman was a danghtef of Aazsh Ward.
pf SsnS Sing, n. \. She was ySry young
Eaon. Emitted States Senator from New
Jersey. Mrs. Swami purchased the old
Washington headquarters at Rocky Hill
khiddlesex County. and gave II 10 the
Daughters of the .Amerfee- Revolution,
of which she waa nc r. While at
Prineeton, where she q har home for
number Of yea re-. Mrs. Sw4nn took. an
active interest in the affairs of the uni
Nversity. and was a fiend of many of
the students. She was woman Of
wealth and very charitable. Her next
of kin are her nieces and nephews.
Miss Josephine Clark of this city. has
returned. from Camden, where she spent
H HeSk MIS- a NJ flSnle has returned
from Paterson. where she visited friends
Mrs. b. p. Courtright, Miss Isabel J.
Hensler and Miss Marietta A. Corbetr.
of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Baker.
OF Clinton, are at the New Willard: Mr..
and Mrs 3. D. Clery. Of East Orange
are at the Raleigh; Mr.. and Mrs. John
-. Mills. of Summit are at the Shore
4am; Miss M. b. Gantier and Mrs D.
w McCrea, of jersey City. are at sthe
National.
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