The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-12

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Six stalwart policemen stood az sent-
nels at the ballot box in the First ward
and although more than $50 votes were
cast, their presence was hardly needed.
The result was as follows;
Delegates TO state convention Addison
r. Munroe, Thomas +. oReilly and Dem
mis- j. Mccarthy: delegates to mayorni'y
convention Daniel j. Dwyer, Dennis II.
Cronin. Thomas F. O'Neill John II,
Powers and Daniel S. Mahoney: delegates
10 general assembly conventions stephen
r. IIonan. John J. Murphy. Edward J.
McElroy Thomas r ORourke and Rob-
ert Il. Newton. For warden, William
Carroll and for ward COMMITTEES. John II.
DIVER. A. W. Cranfield. Charles Burns.
John y. O'Neill. James r. Torney. Jere-
niah Murphy and Bartholomew Ocon-
nor: school committee for three years
Iohn II. Flanagan: school committee for
two years--George g. Wilson.
SECOND WARD.
There was no opposition 10 the regular
Democratic ticket az the caucus In tho 20
ward last evening, and nothing whatever
occurred 10 disturb the tranquility OF the
occasion. The caucus was called TO order
by Thomas H.. Donahue after which
John Kelly was nominated for caucus
warden The only vacancy among the
clerks was filed by the selection OF
James H. Oconnor for clerk from the I'd
district Nearly 100 votes were east, with
The for1owtUg choice
Delegates 10 state convention-Henry
BOYLE. Patrick H. Mulholland, Henry G.
Thornton. delegates 10 city convention,
20 nominate senator and representatives
IL. "a ~
r.. McCsnn. Frank Barlow, Thomas Ill.
Donahne delegates TO city convention
William c. Baker. Richard b Comstock.
Bernard Ccnaty James a. Fitzgerald,
John &. Kingsley; ward committee-at
large. Thomas H. Donahue; lst district.
Edward v. Cafferty: 2d district, John j.
Donnelly 81 district. James II. Black: 9TH
district. James VI. Healey; ylh district,
Thomas Kennedy. school committee
for three Years. William j. Pyne; for two
years, John +. Beagan; caucus warden-
James H. OConnor
The following-n candidates for
caucus clerks received the Endorsement OF
the voters from their respective districts:
First Patrick j. Catferty: I'd. John Bur
bage: 3D. Michael Gear; 4th Patrick j.
Fleming: 5th, John T. Moran.
THIRD WARD.
A total Of nearly 900 votes was cast and
the NcGoueh element was wiped out for
fair, and ~ Is hoped, for good. Ex-Coun-
Gilman Sheahan closely watched the pro-
gress OF sorting the ballots from one side
aud John j. Gaffney looked across from
n position opposite. II was a clean. con-
vincing victory for former Councilman
Shcahan. who will. no doubt. be the next
councilman from the Third ward.
The warden, James j. Nolan. Jr.. de-
clared that the call did not stipulate the
election OF school committee for one
wear nor was there an election OF clerks,
80 IL was lett 10 the board Of canvassers
and registration TO straighten out mat
ters
The winning ticket follows:
Ward committee. Edward ]. Walsh,
John T. ReRan. T. jefferson Riley
Thomas r. Shea. William Seeley Jr,
John Y. McGovern, Leo j. Miller; dele
gates 10 state convention Thomas Quinn
william J. Cain. John -. O'Connor: dell
pgatcs TO city convention to nominate
senator and representatives William b.
MccauIey, Christopher NJ. Dunn. Luke L.
Masterson. Andrew A. Mcdonnell
Thomas ]. O'Neil; school committee. Will
liam J. Cain; delegates TO city convention
to nominate city officers, James r Par
ker, Daniel +. Grady. William eastman
Patrick r. McGrath. Terrence p. Oats;
caucus warden Hugh i. Stratton.
FOURTH WARD.
The total vote cast I'm the Fourth
ward was 223. OF which the regular DEM
ocratic ticket got ia and the opposition
g.
For ward committee Adolphus j
Evans. Martin McGarry. George J. Can
ming. John r. Collins. James j. Hender-
son, Samuel +. Dsubney. Joseph p.
Doyle; for school committee. Lester S
HUI; delegates 10 state convention. Sam.
uel y. Daubney, Joseph H. Smith. dele
gates 20 city convention. Adolphus j.
Evans George J. Canning John J Dolan.
Daniel Y. Farrell Bernard NJ Mullen:
for caucus warden. William Gilmore
Caucus clerks, George r. Champlin.
First district. James y. Dumv. second
district. James r. Campbell Third dis
trict; James l. Dunn Fourth district.
Edward Halton. Fifth district: Thomas l..
Hsckctt. Sixth district
FIFTH WARD.
Little interest was shown IN the Finh
ward. Voting was low and q light vote
vss vast No opposition was made 70 the
ticket offered ann an delegates received
She fuli vote. ha.iel A. Cotton officiated
80 caucrs warden. and the following act
- ss clerks. Bernard -. johnson. Rich
ard J. Russell. Edward J Kcenan. James
IT, McGinn, Charles p. Reilly end James
A. Holland
After ~" polls were closed II was an
poucep fhst - votes had been cast elect.
inc The following ticker.
Ward coniuiifec William = Todd Law
Ieno' CarnrE. Jamc- y. Reilly. Tirsothv |
y Icons. Johu ~. Fleming. John g. Kicr- I
hail AAllnr1 D. carroll delegate. 10 /
stef'. convention. charlie . frOns. wi. |
Ham 2. Carroll John y Cooper. dsic-
fa'rt 10 thf city Convention. william y 4
ulrzins. John Faiion Edward r. RILEY.
Edrsrd Fcolton. William p Todd school
gommiiico James r. gciu, caucus psr.
4fn, Daniel A. Cotton. clerk. First de.
,flcf. t1varo y. Cotton. Second disirl.t.
Snsnes Rsiil, Third district. James a. !