Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19

Braeken, Alexander Archibald and
Harry Sands.
Among those who fitted in and
about the camp to pay respects to
the Essex leaders and to take a "cup
of kindness yet" were noticed Job H.
Dippincott, assistant secretary of
state, with his chief. David s. Crater;
State Comptroller Edward I. Ed
wards; County Register John Nc
Mahon and County Clerk John F.
Crosby, of Hudson; Sheriff n. Peter
Wedin, of the same county; Naval
Officer H. Otto Wittpenn and Com
missioners Henry Byrne, George
Brensinger and Frank Hague, of Jer-
sey City; Assemblyman Joseph Car
roll and other Hudson celebrities from
the eastern section of the county.
From the West Hudson towns came
Mayor Cornelius A. McGlennon, of
East Newark, congressional candidate
in the Eighth District; Mayor Joseph
Riordan. of Harrison; Councilman
John J. DAILY, of the same town;
Peter Hauck, ST., William Wilhelm,
Albert Gassert, Alderman Edward j.
Rice and George Headley.
Millard Ross of New Brunswick,
"Ollie" Kelly, Of Metuchen; W. Par
ker Runyon, of Perth Amboy, and
; L4uNd4u r. uruldni OF SdNFeNllle,
4 were there to answer for Middlesex
county, and from far-off Atlantic City,
freshened by the sea breezes, there
appeared Michael A Devine, who
knows South Jersey politics like
book
Senator John W. Slocum. president
of the upper house, with former Gov
ernor Leon r. Taylor and Thomas P
Fay, of Monmouth County dropped
into camp, looked around and stayed
for an hour or two and had a royal
good time.
Charles Gallagher, that prince Of
Mercer County politicians, loomed up
in all his radiancy with a number Of
good fellows like himself as travelling
companions. Heading an Elizabeth
delegation was Edward Nugent, for
mer president of the Common Council
of that city. The Union County
Nugent and his party motored down
TO Pleasure Bay TO meet the Essex
Nugent and his followers and to take
part in an exchange of felicitations.
Watching the Bake.
While Joe" Murphy and his corps
of imported specialists were putting
the finishing touches to the bake,
automobile parties from the nearby
seaside resorts who motored over sur
Yeyed the situation and enjoyed the
proceedings.
Battalion Chief Cornelius Smith,
Captain William Fisher. Police Cap
tains William Carroll, Peter J. Chris
tie, Joseph Cordano, Sergeant Patrick
Durkin, Christian Gisch, William
Kruger, John Ward, John Began,
John H. Donovan, Harris Cash, City
Home Trustee William Hyland, II. A
Winters, Ralph Schmidt Republican
shrievalty candidate; Arthur O'Con-
nor John O'Connor, William p
O'Rourke, superintendent of build
ings Henry Feibold. Alfred Peters,
F. E. Seller, Gus Reinhard, Joseph F.
Pelletier, James F. Steiner, County
Supervisor Edward Schickhaus
Richard Stockton. senatorial can
didate; Thomas Wall, John Stab,
J. J. Kilcollum, Charles Ste
phens, Harry J. King, John p Cur
tin, James Davenport, Patrick Troy,
John Y. King, Harry Froebell. James
O'Halloran, Christopher O'Rourke,
and a dozen more occupied shady
hooks. while others ambled about,
talked politics or viewed the land
scape.
Scattered here and there before and
after the bake could be seen Joseph
Mahaffev. William II. Bavles. Will
liam Bahrs, Theodore Gaddis, Fred C.
Sham, James c. Bellingham, Thomas
Bellingham, Nathan Steinfeldt, AS
semblymen James r. Byrne, Law
renee McCabe, Hubert j. Rowe, Jo-
seph Blum, Michael J. Quigley, Frank
Foley and Bennett Fischer Free
holders John Waters and Frederick
Steck, John Desch, r. e. Ducey,
NJ. H. Corbitt. Michael ]. O'Con-
nor, John Gillen, Charles Duffy,
John Callan. Albert Schraft, P. r.
Hoyt, Gerald Stoffs, George Fox, NJ. NJ.
Quimby, Elroy Headley, shrievalty
candidate; John H. Donnelly, candi-
date for surrogate; Michael Castella-
no, George Drucker Harry Dodd, Jo-
seph Mann, CRADLES Rooney Frank NJ.
McDermit. Richard P. Rooney, II. We
nino. Mayor Minahan, of Orange;
Harry McGill, Edward L. Price, IT.,
John Bolan, Michael Seymour, City
Counsel Arthur Seymour, of Orange;
William A. BALDWIN,, DIR. Hugh Deylin,
DIR. James T. Wrightson, John Hene-
gan, Joseph W!edenmayer C W VOL
tiers, John Judge Edward H. McCor-
mick, DR.. Augustus ]. Mitchell, DR..
Sylvester Nestor, DIR. Thomas Martin,
John ]. Mooney, James ]. Reynolds,
Philip Gegenheimer, Sylvester Con-
molly, Jack" Rielley, Of Perth Am
boy; John Hancock, William Koch,
Fred Jerolaman. Eugene Lovett. Louis
Lewis, Bernard F. Kelly, Charles
Metzger, Daniel Maloney, DR.. r. j.
McGuinness, James Niblo, Thomas
Degnen, Edward j. O'Brien, Joseph
Heinrich. Frank McTague, Fire Bat
TALON Chief James Fagen, jr John
F. O'Hara, Joseph Degnan, William
Roebling and Theodore Gaddis.