The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-12
PARTY'S CHOICE.
The Ticket Selected at Last
Nights Democratic
Primaries.
RUEMPLER, STACK, CLARKE
Predictions of 'sThe News
Verified In Regard to
Leading Candidates.
ELEVENGOOD men AND TRUE
Coming Assemblymen of a
High Order of Reputation
and Talent.
ELEVENCOOD men and TRUE


For sheriff-Carl III. Ruempler
For County Clerk-{Maurice J. STACK.
For Register-James c. Clarke.
For Coroner-John Gschwindt.
For Assembly
Timothy ]. Carroll.
Maurice Marks
James ]. Murphy
p. Anthony Brock
George G. Tenant.
John H Vollers.
Leon Albeit.
John ]. Fallon.
J. Emil Walschied.
Allan Benny.
Edward J. Rice.
The Democratic primaries for the nomi-
nation Of the county ticket took place last
night. In some wards there were lively
battles for the County Committee. How
ever. in general, there was the
utmost harmony and good feeling
and an absence of disgraceful scenes
which marked Republican primaries.
Carl H Ruempler secured the SnrleV-
atty nomination by an easy victory
over John Zeller In his own baiiWlck
zeller put up good fight, but In otner
PARTS of the county he was simply not IN
the race. In North and West hudson
there were hot contests for Coroner ana
Assembly. The vote brought out last
night surprised Leader Davis and means
q heavy poll on election day and an over
yheaa1fng defeat for the Republicans. Inc
exact figures are not yet known, County
Committeeman M l. Fagen up to noon
not having received all the returns.
what had come in showed that zeiler
hasi only a very small vote in Jersey City
proper. In Bayonne, against 1910 votes
for Ruempler, he had only two to MS
credit. He made better showing IN Ho-
boken and in the upper districts on the
hill particularly in West Hoboken and
North Bergen. In the latter place, Third
district he polled 145 votes to SO for
Ruempler In West Hoboken in three pre-
cincts of the First ward ne had 266, while
his opponent had only 81 In West New
York he left Ruempler behind. but oddly
enough qhe didn't get a single vote IN
Kearney. Harrison and East Newark
gave him few votes When it came to
Jersey City, Ruempler's votes piled, leav-
ing Zeller far behind His showing was
not as his followers expected. They were
clearly disappointed. Stack and Clarke
both ran well throughout the county.
The, County Committeeman elected at
last nights primaries appear below. In
some of the precincts no returns had
been received up to this afternoon and
hence both names appear. Where there
is blank no petition had been filed and
there is a vacancy. The list is as fol-
lows
JERSEY CITY.
Ward-First precinct. Charles Lane
ton; Second precinct, Eugene Condor;
Fourth precinct Daniel Griffin; Fifth
precinct, Alex. J. Clements; Seventh pre-
cinct Peter Madden; Eighth precinct,
James P. McGavin.
II Wara-Fourth precinct Ambrose
Guiton; Fifth precinct, Oliver F. Duffy;
Ninth precinct, John p Kenny.
III Ward-First precinct, Frank NJ.
Carron; Second precinct. Alex F. Roe;
Sixth precinct. ]. j. O'Reilly; Eighth
precinct, c. P Smith; Ninth precinct, P.
II. Murphy.
~ Ward-First precinct, Robert Davis;
Third precinct, James Tremble; Sixth
precinct, James Mannix.
v WARD-Third precinct, W. J. Brasiel;
Fourth precinct. Thomas Kermode; Sixth
precinct, Charles Maxwell; Seventh pre-
cinct, Phillip McGovern; Eighth precinct.
Michael McDermott.
VI Ward-First precinct, D. J. Mafon.
VII ward-second precinct. Michael L
<Fagan; Third precinct. Miles McCarron,
Sixth precinct, Jos. P. Murray.
XIII Ward-Isirst precinct, H. Windeck-
fN.11
Sivth precinct. Thomas Lennon.
TX Ward-Fourth precinct, --;;
Fifth precinct Daniel Y. Lewis; Seventh
precinct. W. J DooIey.
Second precinct. Charles Birdsall; Fourth
precinct. John p. Noonan; Fifth precinct,
John Guinan: Seventh precinct, P. T.
Cavanagh.
XII Ward--First precinct. Peter Ma
guire; Second precinct, James T. Lillis;
Fourth precinct. ; Fifth pre-
cinct. J. J. Larkins; Eighth precinct T.
Martens: Ninth precinct, E. A. Roede.
XII Ward-second precinct, Thomas WI
berry; Third precinct James s. Nolan;
Fourth precinct, A. Bahr,
HOBOKEN
ward-second precinct, ]. s. Vein
thai; Third precinct, Richard Greten.
II Ward-First precinct, Gustav Bach,
Second precinct. Charles schultze,
III Ward-First precinct, Louis Bender,
James B. Fitzpatrick; Fourth precinct
Anthony Capelli; Fifth precinct. John H.
Wahlers.
w Ward Second precinct Patrick
O'Toole.
v Ward--Fourth precinct. James Taylor.