Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-11

by the navy department that the Ia
coma and Dixie will probably be
available for the battle monument
celebration at Red Bank, but the
Kearsarge may not be at Philadelphia
at that time. 1t has also been sug-
gested that the committee get in
touch with the commandant of the
League Island navy yard, who has
been instructed to aid in any. way
that he can.
Harry Bacharach, postmaster OF
Atlantic City, has returned nome ar
ter a visit to the postoffice depart
ment to orange for the reclassifiea-
! tion Of the clerks in his office. He
called on Senator Dryden and Repre-
sentative Gardner while here.
p. A. M. Lawson, Of Salem, a di-
vision chief In the government print
ing Office, is recovering from an at
tack Of typhoid fever
The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Och
mann, who has friends in Union Hill,
was held this morning at st. Joseph's
church.
Miss Betty Hammond, sister OF
John H. Hammond, Of Lakewood, is
a guest of Mrs. Victor Clement.
Mrs. H. L, Pierson, of South Or
ange, Mrs. H. j. Baker, of Maple
wood, are at the New. Willard; M. }.
Stoltz, of Clifton, is at the Regent;
c. P, Kendall, of Newark, is at the
st. James. )
Representative Allen has filed a
petition from the National German
American Alliance, Ffavoring a com
mission to study the matter OF lmml-
grafton. sfs slitE
Senator Dryden has been ADVISED
by Senator Cressy, of'Cape May, that
the bill to permit the state or munich
pality to improve inlets and water
ways along the Jersey coast, met WIN
his approyal. and the senator has in
dicated this fact to Chairman burton
of the committee on rivers n har-
bors. -,
Representative Wood sent a quiil
pen to the White House yesterday by
Colonel VIM. M. Palmer, of senator
Dryden's room, for suse in signing
the Princeton battle monument Dill.
Mr.. Wood will presentthe pen to the
Princeton Battle Monument Associa-
ton. ais fof
Senator Dryden and those in his
committee room have all been invit-
ed to attend the Red Bank celebra-
tion on June 81. The senator has
received resolutions adopted by the
national executive, committee of the
German-American Alliance ob1ectlng
to the educational test in the imml-
grafton bill.
The wedding of Malcolm G.. Bu-
chanan, of Trenton, and Miss Lilly
Butler, daughter Of General John G.
Butler, U. S. Army, was solemnized
at noon today in st. Thomas Episco-
pal church. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. G. Ernest Smith
DID. Miss May Butler, a sister OF the
bride, acted as the maid of honor
The best man was Charles j. Forbes
Jr.. of Chicago. The ushers were A
G. Boyd, Of Philadelphia; L. A
Greenlay, of Portland, Oregon; A. =
Wilt, Jr., of Detroit; and James M
Buchanan, of Trenton, a brother o
the bridegroom. After a weddins
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan
will leave on a wedding tour. They
will live at Trenton. On account o
the recent death of the brides moth
err only the immediate relatives at
tended the wedding. Mr.. Buchanan
is 0 well known lawyer in Trenton.
Representative Van Wrinkle ha'
been advised that pensions have beef
granted to Jacob Noepel, OF Harri
son, at So a month from Feb. 26
1906 to F. H. Apgar, Soldiers
Home, Kearny, at $12 a month iron
| Feb. 25, 1906: and to Robert H, ELS
worth, of Bayonne, at IS a mont
from April IA, 1905.
Chief Clerk Browning has filed a
application for pension for, DR.. JON
H. Austin, of the navy. G. Dor
Cogswell, a Camden lawyer, called o.
Mr.. Browning yesterday.
Colonel Palmer has taken S,4o
bills, 1882 of the senate and 2,S74 9
the house, to the White House to D
signed by the president since congress
convened.
J.. t. Hanks. Howard Hanks, Hal
riet Hanks, of Ridgwood, are at tn
Arlington; G. A.. Weidcnmeyer, 6
Newark, is at the Now Willard; !
d. Stinson, of Elizabeth, is at the >
James; R. w. Adams. Of Newark, I
P. Wingert, of Elizabeth, is at tn
ln.,h a. 8. A..