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(From the NEWS CorreSpOnde1lt.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. TO-
Senator Kean has received commun-
ications from the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers of Elizabeth and
Camden. The letters from Camden
were sent by j. T. Robbins, secretary.
The senator is asked to aid the move
ment against the amendment of the
immigration laws to permit the Chin
Csc to come in to the United States
without restriction; to aid in a favor
able report on the anti-injunction
and P~enrose liability bills, and OBJ
jecting to the Esch-Townsend rate
bill. In one of the letters it is sta
ted that the writer is an engineer and
the passage of a railroad rate bill
will curtail his earning powers.
Mothers Against Smoot.
Senator Kean has also received a
memorial adopted by the Mothers
Congress at Atlantic City last No
vember, asking the expulsion of
Senator Smoot. 1t was sen by Flor
ence R. Engle, of Haddonfield, the
secretary.
Representative Gardner has receiv-
ed a letter from the secretary of the
treasury. transmitting a letter from
w. |. Kimball, superintendent of the
life saving service, and both are ac-
companied by two handsome silver
medals which Mr.. Gardner is asked
o deliver to Capt. John l.. Carlberg,
and Carl A. Aspenburg, constituents
of the congressman.
The two men were instrumental in
rescuing ten lei the crew OF the
tug Spartan on September 16, 1903,
neal Browns Shoals, Delaware bay.
The secretary Of the treasury writes
an elaborate letter reciting the his
tory of the brave deed, and declares
the men arc entitled to great credit
for their bravery. Mr.. Gardner Will
deliver the medals at the first oppor-
unity.
Jerseymen Mentioned.
In the bill introduced by Mr.. South
wick for the incorporation of the Ma
tional Educational Association two
,ierseymen are mentioned. They are
DR.. James NJ. Green of the State
Normal School at Trenton, and James
Enright, superintendent of public
schools of Monmouth county. 1t is
understood a fight will be made
against the bill by a small number of
interested persons who want to see
the association of teachers union
lied" instead of Incorporated. 1t is
expected there will be a lively fight
when the matter comes up before the
committee,
A motion has been submitted i'll
the supreme court in the case of Lot
tie r. Russell, appellant, versus Ben
iamin Russell and Howard Compton,
individuals and as executors of the
estate of John Russell, deceased.
The motion was to dismiss the appeal
from the circuit court of appeals of
the third circuit. Lottie r. Russell
lives at Port Elizabeth, Cumberland
county.
More Pension Bills.
Representative Dwight has intro
duced a bill to grant a pension to
ounce NJ, Stlckle, WIDOW OF the ldte
Elmer Sickle OF Company D, 18th
New Jersey Volunteers, at So a
month.
The annual meeting of the Board
of Directors of the National Rife AS
ISOLATION will be held at the Airing
ton Hotel on Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy 90. New officers will be elected
and many matters of importance will
be discussed. General Bird w.
Spencer, the president, and Albert S.
Jones, the secretary of Passaic. will
be present,
Rural free delivery service will be
inaugurated at Annandale, Hunter
don county, on January 10, 1906.
The route will be 25A miles,
with an area of 10 square miles. The
reputation served will be 513.
Mrs. Loudenslager, wife of the
congressman, received at the Dewey
Hotel yesterday afternoon.
r. Emblets of Westfield. is at the
Arlington, and f. Baldwin of Penn ,
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