Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-26
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JERSEY HAPPENINGS
DURING THE WEEK.


ing cremated a note, which wiped out the
debt on church and parsonage.
William Bogart, Of Trenton, IA years 81
age, is likely to lose the sight Of beth eyes
because playmate threw sand into them.
Word reached here that while in Long
Swamp, mile south Of New Egypt, George
Parker found four small bears the size OF
young hound dogs.
The creditors of Fred Bilderback, the Sa-
lem canner who decamped two years ago
will get Is per cent. dividend soon, and
possibly another, making about so per cent.
The Ou Point Powder Company has pur-
chased over 700 acres Of land adjoining the
plant at Carney Point, at a cost Of 500, 600.
This will give the company nearly 1900
acres Of land in that section.
Patrick M'Condry. 80 years Of age, Of
224 Kaighn avenue, Camden, was internally
injured on Friday last by falling down a
hole eight feet deep at the Camden Coke
Works. He was taken to the Cooper Hos
pital.
/ John v. Haffner, of Florence, while
riding on train Of the AmboY Division to
Philadelphia, and seated at an open window,
was struck in tho head by an owl. The
bird is supposed to have been attracted to
its lights, and the force with which it
struck Haffner's head killed it.
A Miss Smith, a girl passenger on a
PHILADELPHIA excursion train to Atlantic
City, while attempting to walk from one
car TO another, fell between the bumpers
and bad a leg crushed near the thigh. The
train was stopped and the girl rescued. The
| leg will have TO be amputated.
Since the Frelinghuysen automobile law
went into effect, on July /, the State has
received more than $40, 600 in fees for regis
trations and licenses. There haYe been
s, 206 machines registered and II, 252 dry
ers licensed. The money will be used TO
repair the improved roads throughout the
State.
A roller chair trust at Atlantic City is in
process Of formation In which Harry Snill
and James Reed, the two local magnates,
are at the head Of the proposed combinat-
ion. They intend to buy up competitors,
uniform the employees and hold them ac-
countable for any lost articles. There are
1900 chairs licensed, over half Of which are
controlled by the two promoters.
The New Jersey commission to arrange
/ for an exhibit at the jamestown Tercen-
tenial awarded the contract for erecting
the New Jersey Building to R. c. Strahlow
& Co., Of Norfolk, Va, for $17, 1877, as the
lowest bidder. The building will be Of
Colonial design and similar in plan 10 the
New Jersey Building at she IS, Louis Ex-
position. New Jersey will spend SIS, 900
for her jamestown display.
At the glass manufacturing plant Of Geo.
Jonas, MinotoIa, where twelve weeks
ago dissolution reigned because Of a 500, 900
fire, all is activity. One factor, 10 by PIG
feet, in now up and in operation, and
another, OF she same size is nearing COM
pletion. Five hundred and sixteen are on
the pay roll and soon several hundred more
employees will take their positions. In
stead of one story machine shop there is
being erected two-storY building, 81 by
so feet in size, supplied with all the latest
facilities, including and electric plant that
may eventually light the town.
An important opinion has just been
rendered by Attorney General McCarter to
the effect that the amendments to the cleo
ton law, passed by the Legislature Of last
Winter, do not relieve election and registry
officers in districts Of cities Of less than 3d.
600 population from sitting the second
Tuesday in September as under the old
regulations These same boards will also
sit on the fourth Tuesday Of September, at
which time all of the election boards will
have to be in session for the registering Of
voters.
| The train on which Battery B, of Cam
den, captain Samuel Barnard, was return-
ing from Sea Grit on Saturday. narrowly
escaped rear-end collision at Delair Sta
ton, on she Amboy Division Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad. Trains were tied up be-
cause of congested conditions in the Cam
den terminal, and she freight train preced-
| ing the battery's train was ordered TO take
q siding at Delair. Before the freight train
was clear Of the main track the special
came along. The engineer applied the air
brakes with such force that the horses were
thrown Of their feet and some Of the sol
diers were pitched out Of their seats. There
were only six feet between the trains when
they were brought to a standstill.
/ cantain w P. Wright took about 900