The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-26
sarIed Every District In Paw.
tucket Caucusss.
VOTES STOOD 1870 TO 242
nau Names Scratched From the Lists
Under Caucus Law Provision Made
Trouble for Opposition.

Though opposed in every ward but one.
the ticket headed by John ]. Fitzgerald
and Mayor Higgins won by an over
vhelming majority at the Democratic
caucuses at Pawtucket last night Inc
winning ticket had small photos OF the
men indorsed on the top. while the oppo-
sition had its sheet emblazoned with
..straight Democratic Ticket" The choice
Of the various wards follows:
FIRST WARD.
The winning ticket in the First WARD
was elected by l7s votes. and Is as toi-
lows: Delegates to state convention, Ed
ward p. Butler. John II. Burns, Arnold Z.
Msssler: ward ana city committee
Charles II. Mccarthy. James ID, Conaon'
Edward J. Farrell, Jr:. Patrick Kayeney,
Edward p. Butler; delegates to city CON
vention James II. Nolan. Patrick J. Kay,
sney. 0eorge King, John ROCK Eowaro
frict. Charles McCabe; Second district
Trancis j. Kennedy; Third district, I'D
ward r. Farrell; district clerks, flrst GUS
trict. Henry w: Donahue: secona oast,iI, ~
Albert Allen; Third district' EoWau f.
o. DonnelL
SECOND WARD.
When the voting in the Second ward
vas over IL was round that the follow
lnx ticket won by a total OF lib votes
against ID:
Delesates to state convention-James
n Hisxtns. Is Johnson street; Alexan-
der G. Fletcher. 70 Lilac street; Martin
+. Moriarty, Al Park street.
Ward and city commttee-Thomas r.
Brown. eO Broadway; John r. U ONeil,
IN Japonica street: Augustine Il. Burns,
iss Woodcane street; Joseph c. Maurer,
winthrop street; Andrew G. Hines
Bowen street.
III. Clark, 524 Broadway; James r. Muir
,phy. 1ss Brook street; John M. Phillips.
iB Newport avenue; Thomas ID. Hig-
efns. q johnson street; James A.
o'Keefe, 40 Central avenue.
First dfstrict--Warden John r. Car
new: clerk, James n. Bean. Second dis
trict-warden, Fred II. Boland; clerk
James II. Crowell. Third district-War-
den. John Bowe. Jr.i clerk. John Far
ley.
Voting was heavier in the Third ward
and the regular ticket won by sS' TO a.
showing a gain of 81 for the regular
party over last year
The ticket which won follows:
Delegates to state convention-John
w Daniels. Matthew Dooley, William
B.Kenney, NJ. D.; Ward and city com
mittee--James III. Fitzgerald, Edward
McCaughey; Matthew Storm. Bernard
Hughes Daniel #. HAROLD: delegates 10
city convention--william Keough, Frank
Cullen. Joseph A. Hughes, Frank y.
Gormley. D. ID. s.. John Lennon. First
district; warden-Joseph Kenney; clerk.
Francis II. Ford. Second district: War
den-Joseph Dursin; clerk--Owen McMa-
honu. Third district: Warden-Thomas
p. Sherry; clerk--Michael j. Holland.
FOURTH WARD.
There was n larger attendance at the
Fourth ward caucus than for many years
and the Fitzgerald-H Higgins ticket won by
q majority OF 247 votes.
The winning ticket: Delegates TO state
convention--John J. Fitzgerald, Michael
whalen; ward and city committee-Ed-
ward V. Reardon, William A. Cunning.
Dydime Guillemette, John J. Clarke,
Thomas q. Kenney; delegates TO city con-
vention-James +. Murphy, Patrick j,
Casey, Joseph p. Naylor, William +.
Forbes. John r. Conlon: first district
Warden. William L. Connolly: clerk, John
T. Kelley: second district-Warden. John
A. Oakes; clerk. Daniel p. o'Leary; third
distrfct-warden. Walter Branchand
clerk, Bernard McCaughey.
FIFTH WARD.
The ward which was thought to he the
not bed OF the opposition party. only sue
ceeded In polling 66 votes against 2l4 for
the Higgins and Fitzgerald ticket.
y The losers say their poors showing was
due TO the large number OF names
enatched from the lists. The winning
ticket n ae follows.
Delegates to state convention-Dr l..
III. Beaudry. Daniel Higgins; ward and
city committee-Hugh j. Flynn. Henry
@. Nesbitt, Frank Ward, Frank Nc
Donald: delegates 10 city convention
owen r. Mcguire. Francis A. Sylvester,
william v. Coughlin. Abraham Tetreault.
Hugh r. McEahenney; First district
warden, william Curley. clerk. Peter T.
Chagnon. Second district warden,
Michael Durl<in; clerk. James Horsneld
Third diStrfct--warden, John II. Moran:
clerk, Thomas III. keenan,.
SIXTH WARD.
The winning ticket polled lo7 ballots In
the sixth ward and the opponents 10. The
to state enUseH eeeHenson as emss MorsS s
Broad street; Richard B. Morgan. Dexter
street: Michael Gibbons. Ill North Main
,reet; ward and city committee, James
=, heiahan. 3b Weeden street. John +.
Kennedy. la High street: Francis p. Nc
SnrystAl. Is Mason street: James Hanna
way, lo4 Reservoir avenue; John J. Ma
i1ney, lio North Main street. delegates TO
10y convention, John A. Rose. 10 Humcs
street: Thomas Butler, Barton street;
martin Hannigan. $50 North Main street:
!rsn !rsnlel Fenne,sey. q Carpenter street:
district, warden, William Haniey, clerk
John Walsh; Second district warden
Robert Loxon; clerk, George Morrison.