The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-10
Frank Coles Waterloo.

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The great and only Frank o. Cole has
been dethroned. He is no longer the
chief in Republican circles in the Second
Asse mbIy District. His chain will here
after lie filed by Frank J. Higgins. the
young enthusiastic President of the Wan
ser Club.
AS was stated in THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS, the Wanser CluD decided to take
hand in. running societies in
the Second Assembly district.
and had candidates in six precincts.
Every one pulled through with flying
colorS. and the young members OF the
club are rejoicing
When ths results of the primaries we're
made known the members. VINO had con-
sregated at The junction. cheered and
yelled and burned red fire until a police
crowd if they did not deslst.
The light between Cole and Higgins
was the chief topic for discussion duTiug
the entire evening. Cole for the frat
time in years got out and hus-
tied. He did not know tnat
Higgins had SO many friends,
but still he was confident that he would
come out ahead. He was doomed
10 disappointment, however, and when
the votes were counted he
found that he was beaten bv over one
hundred majority. OF the 1924 votes cast
he received but 105. Higgins got the
other 219.
The other Wanser club candidates that
were elected are:-A braham Wilson,
Edward w. Wooley, John H. Fisk,
Mnuroe r.. Simmons and Alexander B,
Dusenbury.
INVISIBLE.
In the Eighth district the Republi.
can primaries were complete
tn ha1d
proprietors did not know that such a
thing was to come off. Acting on tip,
I found Mr. "Ton" McEwan. who
I was told, would give me
the entire district delegation in a
jffy; but he claimed to know nothing
outside or his own precinct, and he hadn't
fixed that uD yet This morning I was
handed ticket giving the name of DR..
Ulamar Allen as the delegate of the
Seventh precinct.
THE DELEGATES.
The delegates in the Fourth district
have been named already. Those chosen
in other distrieUs,go far as could be dis
covered, were as follows:-
FIRST DIsTRICT-W. H. Armstrong,
Reuben Simpson, Michael Schultz, Jr.,
Frank Piercy and George Flick.
BAYoNNE:-Charles 7. Mum, William
II. La Tourettee, Alphonso S. Osborne,
Charles Smith, Ebenezer Berry. Jr.,
George B. Delamater. Marcus S. Wells,
Edward E. Van Buskirk.
SECOND DIsTRIcT--W. H. Lowell, John
Z. Halliday, p. w. NJ. West, Charles o.
Barker, Abraham Wilson, John H. Fish,
Edward Woolley, Frank j. Higgins,
Monroe II. Simmons and Alexander B.
Duseuberry.
THIRD DIsTRICT-R. B. Seymour, Gill
bert Collins. Horace Fl. Farrier, Adam
Muller, Henry Ewald, George Baunon, E.
4. Mitchell. Charles j. Tunison and John
L. Davidson.
These delegates are said to be for Gen
eral Grnbb.
FIFTH DIsTRICT-Humphrey W. Carr,
A. f. Holconb, John Jennings, Charles
Stricher, Thomas / Moulds, Robert Nc
CLAIM, William J. Crowley, Philip Ebert,
Joseph Locke, John Rotterdam and L.
A. Negrabel.
SIXTH DIsTRICT-Frank T. Lockwood,
Frank Davis, William G. Boas, D. j. Hull
shlzer and Anders Neissen.
General Grubb will receive the support
of Two of this delegation and the other
three will go to Mr.. Kean.
NINTH DIsTRICT-James Campbell,
Joseph Guisto, George Bissonnette,
George Wallmaun, Henry Nutzhorn,
George Entrup. Henry Orrlieb, Fred
Wallmann, Patrick Sullivan. G. r. De
Leonard. William Ortloff, Emil Baumann
and Ed. E. Earl.
TENTH DIsTRICT-A. S. Baldwin, Geo.
Raymond, John r. Havens, Sr., John
Henry, Robert Reynolds and Claus Basse.