The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-04-14
REPUBLICANS WIN INJERSEY
The Returns show That Outside of Hudson
County They Have Gained a Victory

County They Have Gained victory
/ Jersey City, April 12.-Edward Hoos
Is reelected Mayor, and it is believed,
so far as the returns received up to
the time of going to press indicated,
that all the minor Democratic candi-
dates have been elected by varying
maiorities.
In Bayonne there was fearful tan
gle, and many Republicans deserted
Farr, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, who had his name placed on
the ticket by order of court. Mayor
elected.
Mayor Lawrence Pagan of Hoboken
was reelected by shout 1 600 majority
over William s. Struh. the Independ-
ent Democrat, and William Schell, the
Republican nominee. The members
of the Board of Council elected are:
First ward. Richard Gritten. D.; Sec
ond ward Peter KeSsler, r.. Third
ward, James II. Londrigan, D.: Fourth
ward, Andrew Hopper, D.: Fifth ward,
Oscar Frommell Ind. Dem. Mr. Kes-
sler was supported by the Pagan Dem
ocrats as well as the Republicans. The
new Council will stand: Eight Demo-
Gratis, one Republican, and one Inde
pendent Democrat.
Newark. y. j.. April 12.-The returns
are not complete. but the Republicans
have carried the city. George NJ. Bal
lard and c. Valentine Baumann, who
headed the Republican ticket rs can
didatcS for members of the Street and
Water Board, are elected by from 500
to 1000. Th Republicans also appear
to have carried the Council nominees.
and will have control of the Council
and also of the Board of Education.
Harrison. n. J.. April 12.-The Re
publicans of Harrison surprised them
selves at yesterdays contest at the
polls electing an Alderman and School
Commissioner in the Fourth ward for
the first time in the history of the
town The successful candidates are:
Aldermen-Frst ward. Peter sullivan
mpmJ, reelected; Second ward, John
Wade Dem0, re-cectCd: Third ward
Charles J. Witt Rep0; Fourth ward
Joseph Haller Repl. School Commits
sioners-First ward. Thomas Carbrcy
Oeml; Second ward. Michael Comp
ton Deml: Third ward, Thomas
Chamberlain Qtcp0; Fourth ward, Al
len Scott, IL, Rep.).
Orange, n j., April 12.-With one
exception the entire Democratic ticket
in this city was elected. The single
Republican who was elected is John
+. Campbell, the candidate for School
Commissioner in the Fifth ward For
the first time in the history Of East
Orange the Democrats made a fight
for the Township Committee. The
fight was hopeless from he start.
Paterson \ ~ April 1:.-'Tha rjec-
ton here was quiet. Mayor Hinch-
cliffe. Democrat, defeated the Repub-
lican nominee by about 2,500. The
Republicans elect Aldermen in the
First Second, Fourth and Sixth
wards. The Democrats elected Alder
men in the Third, Fifth Seventh and
Eighth wards.
Englewood, n. J., April 12.-The Re
publcans carried the election here
and will have charge of the admins
tration of Englewoods government
during its first two years as a city.
Elhert A. Brinckerhoff, the Republi-
can nominee for Mayor, was elected
over DR.. D. A. Currie, who has been
Mayor of the borough. The Council
men elected are James G. Anderson.
John Booth r. r. Taylor and James
f. Cook. The Republicans also elect
James r. Gutnac and William G.
Davies FreehOlders This gives the
Republicans control of the Bergen
County Board.
Trenton. n. T., April 12.-The Repub-
licans carried Trentcn yesterday. elect
ing Frank o. Briggs for Mayor by
about 500 majority and C. Harry Bak-
or for Tax Collector by 1000 majority.
The Republicans retain control of the
Common Council.