The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-08-09
Extraordinary Efforts Being
Made to Make a Satisfac-
tory Showing From a Po-
litioal Standpoint
WILL 40 TO wlTzEL's GROVE
DETAILS OF THE ARRANGE
MENTS DISCUSSED AT A MEET
ING HELD AT BERGEN REPUB-
LICAN CLUB HOUSE LAST
NIGHT.

That the Faganites do not intend to
allow their showing of strength to pale
in comparison with the outing parades of
the Samuel J. Dickinson Association and
the remarkable amount of hustling that
is being done by members of the Mark
NJ Pagan Association, in the matter of
selling tickets No stone is being left
unturned to bring about the result de-
sired by the Fagan-Record followers.
1t is only natural that every one hoiding
q paid position under the present local
administration excepting the regular
Democratic end of it) will prove loyal in
the matter of purchasing a ticket (or
tickets From the municipal end of it
the Faganites may have the best of the
showing over the Dickinsonites, but the
rest of the County Republicanism has got
TO be reckoned with. Both are county or
ganizations. but the Pagan Record or
ganization is the newest one in
with interest the efforts of the two frac-
ton to make he biggest demonstration,
confident that when they 90 to College
Point on their annual outing IN Septem-
ber, they will make demonstration
larger than the two other outings put to-
gether; and this despite recalcetrants.
At the meeting last uight of the outing
committees of the Associations City
Collector Fry presided Reports made,
as given out to the press, are of most
optimistic character. 1t was reported
that 22O0 tickets had already been dis
posed of The outing will take place
at Witzels Point View Grove, on August
9th Tax Commissioner John I'll.
WeastelI of the Eighth Ward turHen
over to the Treasurer of the committee
last night 5000 as money already col
lectedf on sale of tickets and said he
would have $1,000 more to hand over be-
fore the day of the outing.
As to making noise it was decided
to hire five brass bands. -Four Of these
are to be of fifteen pieces each. The
leaders will be Wagner, Beggs, Emblem
and Eckert The securing of a larger
band TO lead the parades was left in the
hands of Tax Commissioner Bacon.
Abe Rapfogel of the committee ap-
pointed to secure outing hats reported
that the hats would be ready as soon as
needed. 1t was decidd to begin the dis
tribution of the hats from Humboldt
Hall. Newark avenue near jersey avenue
on August 18th. The temporary head
quarters there will be open every night
until the day of the outing.
Thomas O'Brien, of the committee on
badges said the badges We're already for
delivery
Th routes of the morning and evening
parades will be as FLOWS:
Morning ON Jersey avenue.
north of Newark avenue. starting there
from at $50 O'Clock and proceeding to
Newark avenue, thence to Grove street.
to Montgomery street, to Hudson street
and the dock
Evening-Up Grand to Washington,
to Montgomery street, to Newark avenue
to First street, TO Cole street, to Mercer
street, to Brunswick street, to Wayne
street and dismiss.
1t was given out last might by the press
agent of the committee that the Steamer
Sirius, of the Iron Steamboat Company,
which had already been chartered would
not accommodate all who have thus far
applied for tickets and that efforts
be made to secure the Grand Republic.