The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-07-24

eyar hoe hoa,, sar,,od -, M, 1Io,,,a11 +ba+
. - -, estl -. - - ri 49,.
II hS wants d iittH TERM liidl nc WIZ nave
a fight on his hands.
In the Fifth district renresented bv
I.,,a, N c+o,,,.,.t ~, .o,,,, .;+,,a+,o, ~
y 'iio sAine
ISIS. 10 prevent the crystallzlng OIL any
movement. the convention has been called
for .I,,lv 2s so that +he convention will he
a,.o,-..tou ,,S...s.s.s..- - ST. a..
altoSeeuei hai AiohlouS' III tne oiAlh us
trlct former city Comptroller John >. CID
son has become candidate against r.
vsyna parlor ,,,bo is ,aosorobI,, s,,re of
,'Na. - -. - :, 80 !,
d IenomiHalloh, put MT. IipSoH cdhoi-
dacy will hold over two years.
The other two districts are the Fourth
and seyen+b ho+b ,anrosanted bv Damo-
oA ~ Do'-i ~
Gratis, Inc lorHief py joshua . odliioh'
and the latter by William D. Daily, who
will, bo+h he renominatad
80 - ~, -,
~ .il.t'in w 'l.ei iieips was pe,naps .iae
rlchest man that represented New Jer-
sey in Congress and during his two
forums was q social ieadar Tinted States
So -, T5.... - ,.s;,,,l,,at,,
0eidtor John heetn WAS NOT d hHhohdile
when he was in the House in 1888 to 1856,
but as a Senator he is a member of tn,
,,illionairo Senators, oronn ana laads a
Sup e--D D.N 800
the JerSeyineh III entertaining, HdElnS
handsome house OF his own. He keep.
bachelor's hall AT ITrsino. near Flllzabeti
bur he has nus mother and sister 10 hell
nm entertain during the Washinglot.
Jacob A. Geissenhaimer of New York
who gained a seat in Congress through
his country residenceat Monmouth coun-
ty. was also one, Of the Wealthy mem
bers who partIcipated in the social
events Of the canffaI' Miles Ross. Thomas
B. Peddie. Wiliam McAdoo and AIvah
The House and out Of it.
In the present delegation, Charles Nell
SON Fowler is perhaps the wealthiesr
he is lust becoming acquainted with
Waehineton social lire and is not likely
to relinGuish MS seat in the Hounse. un-
less he Is forced ia It is believed that
before the end of the next term that
his only opponent. Erank Bergen. will
he snugly fixed on the bench by Governor
VoorheeS and Mr. Fowler viii have am
other term ar two
Coionel Sheftield Phelps is a candidate
for CONGRESS- il, the Fiffh district He is
a aot vo,,nss no;Ilionaira mil amiahia aud demo-
cratic He has the prestige of a name
thDs+ insni,es eonfiSanca and resnect He
sna' hae ahoien 70 enter nolifics in the same
way that his father. William Walter
pbs,,s Who ~ Iyas the Minister Of Ger
rl,' Ia u,"sId Iilxa to ranresent the
S,1,,1iS a11S ,zistr;ot tha+ his fathar did He
eoniS Nl.seitSI I 'i.e. ~ =; 49, aaio, ii1
Wo9Ip aI1 pscoio s. ,'ia II, ~ al
OF Washlhgton' enoulu ne oe SueeesSAuA
IN ms canvass: ,,,, c,on
II is MOT certain libt ne WIZ WI pe :. Son- ~
gressnan- ColoneI Wilaln bdrpour' lne
thread manufacturer OF Paterson, who
has a residence in bergen county, is
ambitious to get in the swim In Wash
ington. Colonel Barbour is at present be-
ing very generously doomed for Cover
nor. The Colonel himself is now in
Europe. Nobody takes the announcement
seriously.
The announcement of the prospective
candidacy of Mr. Gould had the effect of
putting some of the leaders of the Second
district on the defensive. The CITY Hall
faction of Trenton. fearing that George