The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-24

ote by districts was as follows: First
istrict. 231 to rs; second district 173 to
IS; third district. PIG 10 II.
During the evening the old trick of
throwing Cayenne pepper was INDUCED
In. Near the close of the caucus the
iron railing in front OF the ballot box
gave way.
FOURTH WARD.
James NJ. Cunning called the Fourth
ward caucus to order. the caucus being
held I'm the old Fifth ward room. The
following acted as clerks:
First dlstrict-Edward Hughes: Second
district-John F. Carroll; Third district
William Cox.
Upon the call for nominations. John J.
Clarke presented the following: Dele
gates to state conventdon--Frank j.
Lynch, Philip n. Tessier; delegates to
city convention-Thomas Il. Kaveney,
William Carver. Thomas ]. Kelley, John
=; Quinn. Thomas Vim A klernan' ward % and
GGi.Sy GnSyn e9mmitteenWi1iam 1isdre rhn A. G9nnlrG nG
Dydirne Gmlmette. Charles e. Buckley;
caucus warden-James L. Gunning First
district. clerk Patrick Malone; election
warden-James f. Cooney William H.
Morrow; Second district. caucus clerk
Harry #. Scallin: election warden-John
A. Cakes: clerk-Daniel B. O'Leary; Third
district. causcus clerk-Joseph Gallagher;
election warden-John j. Riley; clerk
Walter Branchau.
William J. Weieh placed the following
convention--Joseph F.. Carney. Frank j.
Lynch; delegates TO city convention
James e Murphy. Thomas clancy Will
drew F, MeGrath; ward and city COM
mlttee-William Il. Cunning, Thomas Il.
kenney, Charles l. Farrell, John Clarke
Joseph +. Carney; First district caucus
clerk-Charles Il, Buckley: election war
den-Daniel A.. Murphy; clerk-Thomas
nard Coy; election warden-Simon p
Conlon clerk-Bernard T. Johnson.
Thomas f. Kaveney declined to allow
city convention in Opposition to James
=. Murphy, claiming that such use Of
MS name was unauthorized. Matthew
cullen was nominated as member OF
the ward committee I'm opposition TO
Charles f. Buckley
The total vote cast was 232 the ticket
headed by Frank j. Lynch being victor
ious.
FIFTH WARD.
Only a small crowd OF voters assem-
bled at the caucus in the Fifth ward
Michael F. Costello was warden with the
Following clerks: Thomas Jones for the
hrst district. Frank j. Grace for the
second district and James f. waich for
the third district. the latter in place OF
Hugh j. Flynn. who was not present. The
total vote cast was 13S. and by districts.
az follows: First. %; second. 33: third. so.
The ticket elected was as follows. Dele
gates TO state convention, Joseph Nc
Donald. Daniel +. Mullen, William v.
Coughlin5 ward and city committee.
Thomas j. Costello. Hugh ]. Flynn. Frank
Sweeney Adelard Dauray Thomas Hart
well; delegates TO city convention. David
j. Moran, Abraham Tetrault. Frank
Duffy. Michael Durkin. Daniel +. Mullen:
caucus warden. Michael Il. Costello; first
district caucus clerk. Frank J. Grace.
election warden. James F. Moriartv.
clerk John r. Whatmough: second dis
trict-clcrk, Thomas Jones: election war
den Frank Mcdonald: clerk. Thomas
Galleshaw; third dlstrict-caucus clerk
Edward J. Ryder. election warden. VIII
liam Rigny; clerk, Thomas H. keenan,.
SIXTH WARD
The old Third ward room on North
Main street was used for the Sixth war.l
caucus. and there was plenty OF room
Tor all hands. hut a. votes being cast
James Moran was warden and the clerks
werq: First district John j Malonev. !
secdAd district. William Welsh. The |
ticket chosen was as follows: Delegates
10 state convention Francis Connolly |
James McDermott. delegates 10 citv con.
vention John y. Morton Thomas N |
Murphy, Michael Lyons. Daniel l.. Fin
nessey. Thomas Flynn: members of ward
committee = Francis Connolly. James J.
kelahan, John Y. Kennedy. John A. Mul-
len. Francis p. McChrystal: election
warden-Patrick II. Morrison: clark-Dan-
lei Farrell; caucus warden John ] Ma
ioney' caucus clerk-James A. Tyrep