The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
E|TzGERA[O WINS
IN CITY CAUCUSES.

poled ~ votes, was made up as follows:
Delegates TO city conventional u.
Omen. David Williams William O'Con-
ner. Peter NJ. O'Reilly. John Gibbs; dele
gates TO state and district conventions
Peter NJ O'Reilly, Peter Creegan; ward
committee-Peter Creegan, s. L. sanborn.
David Williams. William o'connor, John
Gibbs. Peter NJ. O'Reilly, Thomas
O'Rourke.
The ereegan ticket, whtch brought out
26 votes, was made UP as follows: Dele
gates to city convention - Thomas
O'Rourke. John Grant. Arthur Mooney
Peter NJ. OReilly John Gibbs; delegates
to state and district conventions-Peter
NJ O'Reilly. Peter Creegan; ward COM
mittee-Peter Creegan, John Cauley, Ar
thur Mooney, John Gibbs, John Grant,
Peter NJ. O'Reilly, Thomas O'Rourke.
SEVENTH WARD.
Fitzgerald carried everything by storm
in the Seventh ward last night. There
were three tickets I'm the field and the one
named by the Fitzgerald forces won by
so many that IL was almost useless 10
count the ballots. The Fitzgerald ticket
follows:
Delegates TO state convention-Timothy
j. Myers, William Doyle; delegates to
congressional convention--Timothy j.
Myers. William Doyle; delegates To city
convention 10 nominate candidates for
mayor. city treasurer, harbor master and
overseer OF the poor-Michael III. Duffy,
Robert Currie, Joseph ID. Gillian, Thomas
+. Cooney. William A. Baggott. and for
ward committee-Dennis r. Brady. Will
liam A. Baggott j. Frank Connolly,
Joseph ID. Gillian, Thomas F. Cooney and
Thomas S. Kelley.
On the ticket OF the Economic league
the following nominations were made
Delegates to state and congressional con-
ventions-Andrew J. Mccormack, Michael
j. Cooney; delegates TO representative
conrention-Thomas f. Skelly, Timothy
Daley, John J. McNally, William Lilly,
George l.. James: delegates to city con-
vention-Andrew J. Mccormack, Michae,
j. Cooney, Michael Duffy, George L.
James, John ]. McNally: ward commit
tee - Andrew j. Mccormack, William
Gaughan. Henry II. Gray Frank Nc
Nally, William Jasper. Michael j. Coo
ney; school committee-Dr. NJ j. Muir
ply; warden-James s. Kirby: first dis
trict clerk-James Blessing: second dis
trict clerk-Arthur 4. Boyer; third dis
trlct clerk-Henry III. Gray; fourth dis
trict clerk-Joseph J. Sweeney. and fifth
| district clerk-John NJ. Murray.
| The nominations made on the regular
ward committee ticket were: Delegat ties
TO city convention John F. Mnahan
John McNally, John F. Coleman, William
| McSoley. Thomas S. Kelly; delegates tc
| state convention-Michael j. Cooney, Fred
| Il. Fitzgerald; ward committee-At large
John f. Minahan. William McSoley. Fred
| r. Fitzgerald, Thomas III. j. Nash, John
b. Murray. Frank A. Mancher, Jr.: school
| committee-Michael j. Murphy, NJ D.;
warden-Henry r. Coleman.
| The following nominations were mad,
| for district clerks on this ticket: First
Benlamin- -R-Ae~rt.,- second Thomas s
Kelly; third. John O'Brien; fourth. Peter
l.. Doyle; fifth. Michael ]. Cooney.
EIGHTH WARD.
The delegates from the Eighth ware
| expressed themselves as unpedged Their,
, was no contest in the ward. the Econo
mic league being given one delegate. Th,
| ticket elected follows:
| Delegates 10 state convention-David J
| Barr, Hugh F. Rowley and John +
Fricker; delegates TO representative con
| venton-Peter r. Reagan, Frank Cam
| ing. James b. McGinn. Frederick T. Nc
| Gilvray and John T. Rush; delegates t
| city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES +. Lawton 10
| SSeph III. Hahn, John T. Conley. John J
| mitteeaAt large, David J. Barr; First dis
| John L. COnley; Third district, Georg
| Gray; Fourth district. Hugh f. Rowley
| Fifth district Maurice F. Lawton; Sixtl
| district, Walter l.. Tanning; warden
tee for three years, John T. Farrell
The various district clerks chosei
| were First--Joseph +. Rabbit: Second
/ Thomas A. Fox; Third-Henry McDeed
| Fourth-Francis l.. McGovern; Fifth
| Edward f. o'Donnell. and Sixth-wil