The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-08-18
THE BIG OUTING.
Treasurer higgins Finds 1t
Hard to Supply Outside
Applications for Sep
tember IL.
DEMOCRATS SUPPORT MR.. DAVIS
Assurance Given That Mr..
Gourley Win Change Con-
vention Date-Davis
Club Officers.
DEMOCRATS SUPPORT Mr.. DAVIS

Treasurer Thomas ]. higgins of the
Robert Davis Association is daily receiving
applications from people outside of the
county for tickets to the outing on Sep
tember u; all going to show that Chair
man w. B. Gourley's action in fixing the
date of the State Convention for the same
date as the outing does not meet with the
approval of Democrats.
Although no letter has been sent to
either Mr.. Davis or Mr.. higgins that a
change of date will be made by the State
Committee, yet assurances have been re-
ceiyed that the committee viii defer to
the Democratic party of Hudson and ar
range another day.
Busybedies have cackled about "a
deliberate affront to the Davis Associa-
ton" Second time that jay committee
has done this thing" and so forth, but
neither Mr.. Davis, President R. G. Smith
or Treasurer higgins of the association
has criticized the committees action be-
yond saying that It was regrettable.
Had We known of the date for the
convention sometime since,'' said Mr..
Miggins why of course we would have
made another day than September Y. but
our arrangements with the proprietor of
the grounds at College Point were com
pleted long time before the time settled
upon by the State CoIamittee. We hope
that it will be so arranged that another
day will be made for the convention and
we have no doubt that when Mr.. Gourley
learns the facts he will induce his col
Z leagues to make some other arrange
ment. We have practically everything
ready for the outing and from what re-
turns and reports have it bids fair to
the greatest event in the associations
history,
Mr.. higgins added that some changes
had been made IN the list of officers, the
complete one being as follows:-
Colonel, Robert G. Smith; adjutant,
Harry Heller; aides 20 the Colonel, John
1. Noonan, C. J. Rooney, Geo. H. Donald
son, Joseph Farmer, DR.. John ]. Broder-
icl. F.-rci1 Hague, NJ. J. O'Donnell, John
II. sullivan, c. Fred Long and VIM. ].
DAVIS; lieutenant-colonel, John Zeller;
aides to lieutenant-colonel M +. Kala-
her James E. Connolly, John Lenahan,
James J. Baker, Sherman Bonham, f. C.
cra,a aaii; majors, Mayer Egbert Seymour,
Of Bayonne; James Ellington. DR.. John
Nevin, NJ. ]. Coyle of Hoboken.
Captains-A. J. Clements, T. d. Sullivan,
r. McAghon, A Guiton, Alex. Roe. Elias
Roberts. D. Luker, P. II. O7Neill, H
Lazarus, Charles MCGEE, Charles Nc
Bride Thomas Mettam, Patrick Nugent,
James J. Connors, J. J. Reilly, Charles
McQuillan, NJ. A. Rooney, Joseph ONMara.
DITTO Wittpen, Jacob Muller, Michael Kohl,
John Callahan, James Birmingham, B.
Bertch j. ]. Minihan, Hugh Mclaughlin,
James Bolen, p ]. Fleming, J. H. Brown.
]. c. Sweeney. H. L. Davis, G. b. Reilly,
E. j. Edwards, T. J. Cummings, J. H.
Buckridge, NJ. Higgins, James Entwisle,
Ambrose Lynch, E. J. Mccarthy, NJ. F.
Cronin, o. E. Kreig, VIM. J. Clossey.
Fergus Kelleher, e. A. Vreeland, r.
Schlemm, j. P. McGovern, NJ. A. Egan,
T. M. Kelly, P. ]. Kennedy, ]. E. Kelly,
John Nagle, M. J. Curry, ]. A. Riordan.
e. A Rohde, Robert J. Hoos. ]. A. Bel,
J. F. Woodmencey, DIR. G. w. King, j.
Muller, III. Hague, Richard Powell, Joseph
Lamb, NJ. ]. Garry, ]. Glenn, Thomas
Conroy, Harry Brinckman, o. E. Nolan,
w. Skiff, ]. Marino, NJ. J. Kenny, A. Ca
pelIi, John Roberts, Emil Groth, Joseph
Fitzsimmons, James e. Murphy, Joseph
Perlmutter, John Sweeney, A. P. D. BEN
ner, Charles Carroll, ]. N. Braden. Pat
rick Burns, J. J. Hogan, NJ. Lally, Jr.,
Frank McDermott, Jas. Hamilton, Phil
McGovern, John Quinn, C. w. W. Maurer.
Jas. Tremble, p E. Martin, j. ]. Hop
kins, Ed. Barr, Geo. Bremmer, John Ken
ny, VIM. Duffy, Robert Ryan, John Lane,
VIM. Henry, J. E. Walsheid, John Vol
lers, M. l. Fagen, J. j. O'Reilly, M. T.
Connolly, D. B. Ryan, Michael Gavin,
Chas. Boltwood, John Grimes, James
Hopper. P. ]. Cannon. F. Ripe, James
Amrock, F. Kimmerly, p. Fl. ONeill,
James Coleman, James Mccarthy,
r. H. Duff, Sidney O'Donnell,
Charles z. Freeland, H. Mainhard,
s. F. Wyse, Louis Diehm, Jr., P. Reardon,
Dan Cole, ]. j. Hogan, Ed. Mcmahon, R.
Boyle, P. J. Murphy, P. Mcguire, c. G.
Hendricks, John McDonough, Jr., S. G.
Warrin. w. F. Kern. 7. j. Carroll, John
Donlan, w. F. King, H. w. Jaime, Edw.
Perlberg, ]. A. Whelan, c. NJ. Austin, G.
w. Garretson, Thos. Golden, ]. p Hig
gins. r. Judge, w. 2. Dugan, Joseph Du-
lne, ]. P. Egan, Thos Enwright, l.. w.
Duesing. A. H. Sauerland, John Kelly,
Charles Strathman, NJ. Lawless, Daniel Y.
Lewis, Ad. schaffer, James Gallagher.