Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-11
REPUBLICAN
CLUB MEETS
New Jersey League win be Well
Represented al National Con-
VentiOaqat Philadelphia.

During the National Republican
League convention in Philadelphia
next week the headquarters of the
New Jersey League of Republican
Clubs will be at the Hotel Bellevue
Stratford. New Jersey delegates and
visitors will be- welcomed at the
leagues rooms al, any time during the
day or evening on Monday, June Is,
and Tuestayggw He 10.
There will be a memorial meeting
on Sunday for Abraham Lincoln. The
National Leagues sessions will be
held on Monday and Tuesday, termi-
mating with a parade Wednesday.
There will be an excursion to At
lantic City, where a New England
clambake will be served. Governor
Stokes will be one of the speakers.
Mr.. William H. Parry, of No. 500
Broad street. Newark, secretary of
the New Jersey League, has
ed the following list of state dele
gates:
Delegates at Large:-Governor
Edward c. Stokes, Trenton; Senator
John Boyd Avis, Woodbury.; Judge
Joseph H. Gaskill, Mount Holly;
Postmaster George w. Pollitt, Pat
erson; Judge Frank j. Higgins, Jer-
sey City; Edmund G. Hill, Trenton.
Alternates at Large-E. E. JEFF
fries, Camden; 1. Snowden Haines,
Burlington; Joseph B. Crispin, Sa-
lem; George Virtue, Newark; Mayor
Pierre B. Garvin, Bayonne; Assem-
blyman Samuel X. Robbins, speaker
of the house, Moorestown.
Ex-Oficio Delegates-Everett Col
by, president of the State League,
Newark; William H. Parry, Newark;
Frederick F. Meyer, Jr., Newark;
Charles A. Trimble, Elizabeth.
Delegates from the Ten Congress
sional Districts General e. Burd
Grub, Edgewater Park; Mayor
Charles II. Ellis. Camden; Assembly
man Henry S. Scovel, Camden; Sen
ator John G. Horner, Palmyra; Rep
resentative Ira M. Wood, Trenton;
William Fl. Chew, Salem; William H.
Albright, Woodbury.; Louis Krehnle,
Atlantic City; Rensselaer, w. Dayton,
Asbury Park; James B. ,Daytons,
Trenton; Edmund e. Dayton, Asbury
Park; William G. Dayton, CamdenIii
Alfred B. Dayton, Jersey City; Isaac
Shower, P~leasantville; Evan F. Ben
ners, Moorestown; Joseph M. Thomp-
son, New Egypt; William H. Fischer,
Toms River; w. Frank Parker, New
Brunswieki Charles r. Snyder, Att
lantic Highlands; Walter F.. Hay
hurst, Lambertville; Irving S. Whit
ing, Bound Brook; Postmaster Alex
ander C. Yard, Trenton; Peter Till
man, Railway; John H. Eggens, Jr.,
Elizabeth; Dennis J. Burke, Eliza
beth; James Armit, Paterson; George
p. Coles, Newark; CarlgJ, Ahlstedt,
Newark; Henry Hahn, Newark; Al
fred B. Cosey, Newark; John j. Keat-
ing, Newark; Harry Wright, New.
ark; Russell r. Brant, Newark; Will
liam F. Poucher, East Orange; Jo-
seph S. Parry, Hoboken; Fred w.
Farr, Bayonne; James d. Boyd, Bay
onne; Harry f. Thompson, Hoboken;
Henry Frank, Jr., Hoboken; and
Louis d. Carol, Jersey City.
Alternates-Howard Miller, Pauls-
boro; Charles Reeves, Salem; Will
liam Dunn, Salem; Walter Baker,
salem: Charles H. Mills, Camden; r.
D. L. Conely, Sr., Camden; J. S. Tay-
Tor. Camden; Henry l.. Johnson,
Camden; S. W. Besser, Camden; DR..
Grant e. Kirk, Camden; George Har-
ris. Atlantic City; Joseph G.. King
don, Mount Holly; G. S. Atkinson,
New Brunswick; Frank e. Price,
Atlantic Highlands; Senator Joseph
Frelinghuysen, Somerville; H. M.
Herbert, Bound Brook; Frederic
Prout, Bernardsville; John s. Blair
Kelley, Phillipsburg; William r.
Groves, Elizabeth; Assemblyman
Henry Marelli, Paterson; William
M. johnson, Hackensack; Ernest Mel
thardt, Rochelle Park; Walter White,
Newark; Louis Johnson, Newark;
william Jones, Montclair; William
Rice, Montclair; Duane e. Minard,
East Orange.