The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

den was the presiding officer OF the eau
Gus. Hugh f. Stratton, who was elected.
together with the following clerks of
districts: First district. John J. McNa-
NEE; second district, James f. Reayey,
Jr.. third district. John 4. eastman;
fourth district. Peter Early; fifth dis
trict, William j. Rankin; sixth district,
Edward Fitzpatrick.
The candidates on the Riley ticket
were as follows:
Ward committee, Edward j. Walsh.
John j. Regan. Jefferson Riley, Thomas
r. Shea, James j. Donley, Jeremiah j.
Cronan and Hugh Holland: school com
mittee, for three years. William j. Cain;
for two years. Joseph III. Gamer; dele
gates 10 state convention, Edward ].
McCafrey. owen McCusker, Timothy r.
Molloy: delegates 10 congressional con-
vention. Dennis +. Mccarthy, Daniel r.
Reed. M II. Giblin; delegates 10 city
representative convention, John W. Flan-
agan. Daniel r. Grady, James j. Nc
Grath. George A. Patry. William Shier-
son: delegates to municipal convention.
John j. Gaffney. ]. Il. Karrigan. An
drew A. Mcdonald. Frank A. Leddy.
William II. Hart; caucus warden, James
+. Parker,
The delegates are Fitzgerald men.
FOURTH WARD.
Great excitement prevailed in the
Fourth ward caucus The room was
packed and long line spred around the
room and doubled on itself IT was the
biggest caucus ever held in the ward and
4Os ballots were cast 3l4 for the Evans
ticket and "a for the Mullen, or Economic
league ticket. The successful tickets fol-
low:
Delegates to city convention, John j.
Kane. Martin McGarry. John f. Bowen,
Dennis ]. O'Connell. Michael +. OFla-
herty: warden, William +. Gilmore; ward
A Mar ri
George j. Canning. James II. Henderson,
John F. Collins, Joseph r. Doyle, Edward
r Halton: delegates 10 state and con-
gressional conventions, Martin McGarry,
Fred c. Mahoney: school committee,-For
one year. II. Clinton Crocker, for three
years. William i. Gleason.
This was labelled Democratic and
Labor Ticket of the Fourth Ward,
Pledged to Support Honest Labor"
The clerks are: First district. Joseph
H. Smith; second district. John T. O'Con-
nell. Third district. Timothy j. McLaugh-
lin: Fourth district, James l.. Dunn;
Fifth district. Joseph Daley; Sixth dis
T. trict, Charles l.. Tanning.
The delegates are Fitzgerald men.
The Mullen ticket follows:
| Delegates to city convention Ito nom-
mate city ofiicers). Philip Agnew James
u. McKecn, Timothy Sullivan, A. g.
| Mendell, Peter f. Haggerty; school COM
| mittee, William l.. Gleason 0or three
| years.. Andrew j. Mclaughlin (for one
| year,; ward committee, Patrick T. Null
| len, Frank S. Roach. Philip Agnew, Pat
| rick III. Kehoe John j. Powers, James j..
| Mccormick, Ihomas Kelly; delegates TO
! state convention, Patrick III. kehoe,
| James H. Graham; delegates to congress
| sional convention, Patrick III. kehoe.
| James III Graham; delegates to city con-
| vention ito nominate senator and repre-
| sentatives), James II. Graham, Thomas
| Mcnamara, James r. Quirk. Henry A.
| Bentley, John 80. OLeary; warden, Mum
| son Najac: clerks, John J. Fay, First dis
| trict: John Pryor, Second district; Arthur
| j. McGinn, Third district: James l..
| Dunn. Fourth district; John III. o'Leary,
| Jr., Fifth district; Howard +. McKillop,
1 Sixth district:
FIFTH WARD.
| The Economic league was victorious in
| the Fifth ward byt a board majority, IN
| a vote phenomenally large, the largest
| in fact ever registered in a caucus I'm the
| ward 4s3 ballots being cast. The ticket
! elected follows:
! Delegates TO city convention to nom
| mate mayor and city officers, Hugh V.
| Mulvey, Patrick j. Mccarthy. John h.
| Brady, James Coleman. William IL.
| Whalen: school committee for three
| years, John T.. McCartin; ward commit
tee, James T. Killilea, John c. Herman.
John Fallon. John II. Fleming. John a.
4 Johnston, Frank n. cuutts, James f.
| Reilly; delegates TO state and district
| convention, John Fallon. James Il. Reilly,
! Frank NJ. Rockford; delegates TO city
| convention to nominate senator and rep
resentatives, Bernard McElroy, Michael
! Nagle, James J. Trainor. John T. John
| ston, David Plante: warden, Herman
| Paster First dictrlct clerk. Michael A.
Ney; Second district clerk, Hugh Christy;
| Third district clerk, Charles +. Reilly:
| Fourth district clerk, James y. Fitzpat-
| rick: Fifth district clerk William III.
Herman; Sixth district clerk, John r.
| Quinn.
The defeated ticket contained the fol-
| lowing names
| Delegates to state and congIt sslonal
| conventions. william II. Lonergan, VIII
| liam j. Higgins. Daniel a. Cotton dele
! gates to both city conventions, Lawrence
! Canning. George T. Kilner, John u. Todd,
Patrick ]. Farrell, John Williams; ward
| committee, Daniel A. Cotton, Edward ].
Smith, William Il. Tracey. James a. Hol-
land, Joseph A. Mullaly, Patrick ID. Nc
| Cam, David MacNair; caucus warden.
! John J. Conley; clerks, Patrick b. Kelly
! Charles Reilly, Daniel w. ODonnell,
Bernard +. Johnson. Edward J. Keenan,,
Patrick +. Hughes; school committee, c.
| Rufus Norton.
The delegates are for Fitzgsrald.
SIXTH WARD.
The anti-Fitzgerald ticket was way
ahead in the Sixth ward In a vote about
| double that usually cast i'm the ward.
| Three tickets were put In the field, but
| the regulars won out handsomely, having
! a total of III against 6S by tho other
two. The following ticket was elected:
Delegates TO city convention-Albcrt j.
! Daley. Thomas NJ. oHara Edward J.
| lIeslin, John l.. Bannon, William ID.
I OConnor: school committee Qor three
| yearsJ-Charles -. McCullen: ward COM
| mittec--C Christopher w. O'Brien. Malachy
| r. Kelly. John a. Conlcy, William =.
! Mcclure. Michael Maher, David III. Will
! Hams, Thomas r. Veech. delegates 20
| state convention - Thomas A. Carroll,
stephen J. Casey; delegates 90 reprcsen-
! tative convention Christopher w.
| O Brien. Edward J. Hye. John r. Hlckie,
! John r.. Kelly Joseph y. Feeley: warden
Samuel Grafton. clerks William \.
Foley. Arthur y. Korwick. William NJ a.
! Nottagc. Francis J. Daley, John Il.
O Nell, Philip j. Il. Yorkery.
IL. ..a1a4 IL.