The Jersey City news., 1906-05-07
JERSEY PEOPLE
SEND PETITIONS
Senators Kean and Dryden
Receive Requests for Vari-
GUS Favors From Constit-
uents
PENSIONS ARE GRANTED
STATES REPRESENTATIVES AT
THE COLONIAL DANES MEET
ING-JERsEY PAYMAsTERs TO
BE EAAfINED.
PENSIONS ARE GRANTED

oL LAM1NEO.
WASHINGTON, May 5, 19o6.-Pe-
titions advocated a constitutional amend
ment to prohibit polygamy have been
received from Senators Kean and Dry
den from citizens of Atlantic Highlands
and from the Rev. John E. Parmly, pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church of that
place. TIE IWomen's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church: of Newark, and the same society
of the same church at Paterson advocate
the supervision of the schools in Alaska
by the Bureau of Education. The Paint
ers' and Decorators Union, of Elizabeth,
favor the reduction of the duty on denat-
uralized alcohol. Miss S. e. Eldridge,
who is connected with the schools at
Montcltir, writes in favor of the child
labor law.
Petitions from Junior American Me-
chnaics a Bordentown, Pemberton.
Tuckahoe, Dividing Greek and Goschen
have been received by Representative
Gardner urging the passage of the
Howell naturalization BILL and also of
the bill TO restrict immigration. Mr..
Gardner has recommended the appoint
ment of Mary E. Mccormick as post
master at Stone Harbor, Cape May
County, to succeed John Mccormick, de
ceased
: DIR. Gardner has been advised that
pensions have been granted to Christian
Scholler. of Cape Mainly City, at $40
month from April 4, 1908; to Robert P.
Craig, of Ceaderville, at $14 a month
from March q, 1906, and William H.
Jaggers, Of Bridgeton, at $12 month
from November II, 1905.
Representative Howell has been ad-
vised that pensions have been granted to
Margaret z. Lord, of Asbury Park, ac-
crued on the cleaim OF her deceased hug-
band, George b. Lord, to Elizab beth A.
Hendrickson. of Hornerstown, at SO
month from August IL, 1905; to David
Noyes, of Lakehurst, at $12 month
from April 4, 1906, and Elizabeth
Roeder, of Mintown, at So month from
July 2s, 1906.
Representative Wood has been advised
that pensions have been granted to An
thony F. Maniewski. of fremont street,
Trenton, at $12 a month, from March
81, 1905; to Catharine Scroggy, of
Haghtstown, the pension due her hus-
band, Thomas NJ. Scroggy. from January
IL, 1892. and ending March 27, 1893. and
TO John G. Bigelow, of Montgomery
street, Trenton. at $6 month from De-
cember 10, 1904
Representative LeudensIager has been
advised that a pension has been granted
10 William Morris, of Spruce street.
Camden. at So month from January
Is. 1906.
Representative Fowler has notice of a
pension being allowed to Albertus Swain
of Plainfeld, at $12 month from March
%. 1906
Representative Van Winkle has notice
that the Speaker has signed the bill to
increase the pension of Eliza Davidson,
of Arlington, to 500 month.
Favorable report has been made by the
Senate on the bills to ire9ease the PEN
sions oof J. II. S. F~~- Ian and James
Crandall.
Mrs. Alexander r. Jameson, of Law
Tenceville, president of the New Jersey
Society of Colonial Danes, Mrs. F. C..
Lowthorp, Mrs. William Mumper, Miss
Anna NJ. Lowthorp. Miss Mary Mex can
and Mrs. Hughe, oliphant. all of Tren-
ton, attended the biennial session of the
national society which held its meeting
al the Arlington Hotel
Two Jerseymen hav been designated to
take the examination on June II for ap-
pointment as assistant paymaeters in the
navy. They are Frank Baldwin and E,
II. L. Denig.