Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

San Francisro's Selection
Gives General Satisfaction.
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EEsEF2H f@s SAfF| Correspondents
Washington, Feb hst mere
nuslnsss hofaes throughout the
SFate pf lNew Jersey were Interested
ln The secretion o. San Francisco as
sne pace TOT the Panama Canal Elk
posftfon wis evident from The letters
fefegTaxns received by the mem
beers Of the New Jersey delexaffon.
Therefore, there will be gensraI sat
fsfaction throughout the state. in
fsofne circles at least. that san Fran
cisco was selected as the place FOR
the exposition.
San Francisco lost AT, least two
votes on account of the fliness of
1.-TWO of the congressman from New
Jersey. Representative Wood Il de-
tafnsd at his Home 1T Trenton. by
Illness; and Representanve Iouden-
fe1Ager as confined { hts hUtelfn TITS
lefty. Ut was worthy ef neta that tie
clerk, In cA1Ifng fhe roll, ddid not
make the customary pause AFTER call
Tag the name Of Representative Pow
ller, bat went on without anyadelay.
1T being seldom chat he Is here TO
tanswer to his na1ne.
THE scene I'm the F9ouse during
tire debateoon the two nbi1le was one
of bhea III e*s46fab1e events of the pfes-
/ eat session of congress-, and the gall
leries were thronsed with ladies'.
/. Many representatives frem the dfpIo-
matte corps, and friends Of Mrs. Taft
Feoeap4ed their respective galleries.
Representatives 1ef the Daughters
Ter the American Revolution of New
Jersey. who were Interested IN The
to prevent the location Of a re-
fer1aatory fn the tneiEhborhood of
Mount vernen, the old home OF
George washington. The House OF
Representatives has voted that there
shall be no ~reformatory within fen
naiIss OF That place, the morkhouse
being excepted, and 1t III expected
that fhfs disposition Of the matter
wilt settle It once and for ail.
Talk of an extra session on &C
Ecoant OF tie Canada reciprocity
treaty has aroused some of the Re
pubiicars. and there Is a possibility
that the treaty may vet BE ratified
before the adjournment. Itds ad~
nnftted that the Democrats are not
anxious f6r an extra session, and
tfe Republicans want TO prevent II,
lff possible. THE President would
IifFe 10 nave the Canadfan treaty
ratifFed, as lie Is e6nhdent It would
result In a material reductf6n In the
I~necessarfeg of life. particularly IN
sene efM the commodities which may
lbs purchased from the Canadian
markets. THAT he may give the
Democratic House a chance 20 vots
tn faver OF such d treaty, should this
congress fall to ratify It, Is feared
by some Of the Heppblican leaderss
since he has declared that be did not
|conssaer It D party question,
Senator AKean has introduced a
bili for the relief Of Richard r. NC
EGulfosfgh, and q Mill to establish In
the Treasury Department the Office
of auditor of the treasury.
Representative Kiskead has intro
duced q bsiI to Increase the pension
of Mary Brannin. He has filed q
spetitien In favor Of the building OF
she h~astiessaIp New York In the gov
ss'5f & ~ esassg ate Teasratfon
of Labor wants the efgfit-hoar ciaase
kept III the naval appropriation bill.
It IL also a.axfous TO see the New
York built In the New york navy
yard. Petitions in favor OF these
two things have been received by
come OF the New Jersey scongress~
men and tfae santter Is LII the bands
sof ssle committee on naval asrafrs.
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