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

Fourth district, Malachi ID. Gleason;
Fifth district, John Mulcahy; Sixth dis
trict. Thomas G. Furlong
The Democratic and Labor ticket, So
called. which had the backing of the
Economic league was as follows:
Delegates 10 city convention TO nomin-
ate mayor and city officers-Richard
Hurley, John Fields, James I. Burns. Mi
chael j. Sullivan. John Harrington;
school commttee-Dr. VIM III. McLaugh-
lin: ward committee-John J. J.ONeil, Roger
w. Sullivan. Dennis f. Cronin, Michael
"A. Doyle, Michael NJ. Brennan. Patrick
Lovett, George Il. Brady; delegates 10
state convention-Richard j. Gulduff,
Thomas +. Small Thomas +. O'Neil;
delegates to city convention to nominate
senator and representa- tatives-James T..
Nolan, Timothy j. Sullivan, Thomas It.
O REILLY Michael J. Sullivan. SBernard ].
McElroy: warden-Bernard McEntee.
The successful ticket ran about 90 votes
ahead of the other. 1t is said the dele
gates favor Fitzgerald. although un-
pledged.
SECOND WARD
What Cheer hall was packed to the
doors with a determined lot OF men who
fought every inch Of the ground. The re-
suit of the battle was unknown until the
votes were counted when IL was found
that the regular ticket had won over
that of the Economic league by a major
ity OF about 20. varying a few votes in
individual cases. A total OF 461 votes were
cast.
Warden James III. O'Connor opened the
polls promptly at o'clock and from then
to $3.50 II was never ending stream. Az
ter the result was announced Mathew A.
O'Neil moved that the delegates be in
structed for John j. Fitzgerald for gov
ernor, but no action was taken. The dele
gates are understood to be Garvin men.
The ticket elected is as follows: State
L II
II. Comstock. John c. Kingsley, Henry
Boyle DIR. Joseph +. Hawkins. Matthew
A. O'Nei John II. McGuinness; dele
gates to city convention to nominate
| candidates for senator and representa-
| tives, Thomas II. Donahue, Stephen j.
| Toher. Thomas +. Peckenham. Frank
Barlow, Peter j. McGeough: delegates TO
city convention to nominate candidates
| for mayor. city treasurer, harbor master,
and overseer OF the poor James A.
l Fitzgerald, Henry G. Thornton. James j.
Durnion, Patrick II. Mulholland, Mi
chael A. Darcy; school committee for
three years. Richard r. Comstock; city
committee. first district Edward V. Caf
| ferty; second district John j. Donnelly;
third district. James II. Black: fourth
district James III. Healey; fifth district,
Thomas Kennedy. at large. Thomas III.
| Donahue; caucus warden, James III.
| O'Connor.
elected First district. Peter j. Me-
| Cafferty; second district. owen Goodwin,
| Jr.; third district. Michael G. Gearin;
| fourth district. Frank J. Mccain: fifth
| district. Joseph Moran.
The defeated candidates for delegations
and ward committee were as follows:
| Delegates TO city convention 10 nominate
| city officers. John +. McElroy, Patrick j.
| Coleman. William r. Lee. Michael Nee
ney. Charles c. Herman; delegates to
| city conveDtion TO nominate senators and
representatives. Farrell c. Fitzgerald.
James G. Cottrell Richard Brett Ed
ward Fitzpatrick. John p. o'Connell;
ward committee. Thomas +. Kearney.
! Peter McCabe. Lawrence a. Grace. John
| T. Cox, Jr.. Lawrence Tracy jeremiah
eastman; warden Edward A. Hughes.
THIRD WARD.
II was a big caucus I'm the third ward
and the forces led oy Alderman Sheahan
won out by a very handsome majority
the result as announced showing il3
votes 90 17s. The Shcahan ticket elected
was as follows:
Ward committee. Robert J. Miller Jo-
| scph O'Brien. James McQueeney. Thos
| j. Flynn. Thomas r. Fogcrty. Frank T.
McKenna and william ". Hanlcy; dele
gates TO state convention. Hugh Balen-
| tine. Thomas n Dunn and Patrick T.
| Mahon. congressional delegates. Hugh
Balentlne. Thomas ~ Dunn and Patrick
| T. Mahon; delegates 10 city convention.
+. Frank Buckley. Richard T.. Lacy.
, Leonard n Zisman. Nicola Frisco and
| John J. Sheahan: school committee. for
two years Joseph u Gainer; for three
years, William j. Cain; delegates to rep