The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-04

For senator--Connolly. Dem. 434; Hoar.
rsi,y niiR '''' Connolly elected by I" D'I-
,s For poc Tss az fsss ssstea Psm Ps Ii
plurality.
WEST GREENWICH.
For senator-Albro, Pro. Dem. ~ Cap
we'll Rep. 9s capwell electes by 80 piu-
ralty
For representative = Andrews. Pro.
Dem. a: Rathbun, Rep. s5. Rathbun
elected by 81 plurality.
WESTERLY.
For senator--Arnoid.. Rep, 72s; Cottrell,
Dem: 2o9i Dunn. Pro. a. Arnold elected
For For FIRST reypresentative--crafts. Rep.
ia. Crafts elected by AS plurality
Pro- For So s's0aS e0G ssp M Fsrs Rpe%
iss Goblin elected By 5ss plurality
BRISTOL.
For senator-shepard, Rep. io4l. Harry
Fl. Shepard elected without Opposition. 400
For presentative-Turner, Cit, szs
Williams, Rep. 754. Williams elected by
JOHNSTON.
For senator-Colwell, Dem. 26S; Nugent.
Rep. ss4. Nugent elected by ns piu-
For resentauve-Brown, Dem. ~;
waich. Rep. s7s. walch elected by 100
NAHkAGANcElt Il
For senator-Allen. Dem: iss; Nopth1p, up
For representative-Kane. Rep. 1873;
White. Dem, ll3 Kane elected by 10 piu-
rality.
NEWPORT
For senator-Burdick. Rep. 2i7o: Cros-
by. Dem, 2s51. Crosby elected by Isl piu-
rslity
For representatives First: Clarke.
Dem, 2ios. Rogers. Rep. zoos. Clarke
elected By sll plurality. Second: Brown
Dem. 2s45: Buringame. Rep. 2l6s. Brown
elected by III plurality. Third: Sanborn,
Rep 2i34: Underwood. Dem. 2369 Under
wood elected by 2S5 plurality. Fourth
Hassard. Rep 222s; O'Neill, Dem, 2SsS.
ONeill elected by $50 plurality.
LINCOLN.
For senator -Easton. Rep, sos: Holley,
Ind. Dem. SOS. Holley elected by plu-
rality.
For representatives-Fi Gauvin. Ind
Dem. 500. Mailhot Rep, SCI. Gauvin
elected by 35 plurality. Seconds Parker.
Ind. Dem, sos veltch. Rep. SEQ. Veitch
elected by II plurality
CENTRAL FALLS.
For senator-Cowperthwa Rep. ssl;
Remington. Dem, 1899. Remington elected
by 61s plurality.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Choauet.
Rep. $50; Murphy. Dem. 1863. Murphy
elected by 3sS plurality. Seconds Dolan,
Dem. 1890: Newell. Rep. 1916. Dolan
elected by 276 plurality. Third-Lawton,
Rep. a56: Rattey. Dem, 1865 Rattey
elected by 410 plurality.
EAST PROVIDENCE
For senator--Anthony. Rep, $780, Pierce.
Dem, $50. Anthony elected by $50 plurality
For Ranraeapt "a ffyeS-Eirat. Rich Rem
1915: McCausand. Cit, 52I; Tobin. Dem.
363 Plurality for Rich. 54s Second: Bar
ney Cit, 5ss: Martin. Rep, 10S1: Merri-
weather, Dem. i0s. Martin elected by 5l3
plurality.
BURR1LLWILE.
For senator-Joslin. Dem s7s: Luther
Rep. eee. Luther elected by 20.
For epresentative-Fagan. Dem, 49,.
Gauvin. Rep, 63s. Pagan elected by 95
plurality.
COVENTRY.
For senstor--Andrews, Dem. Dos: Man
chester. Rep. 44s. Manchester elected by
2I plurality.
For representative-G. J. Andrews. Rep,
AS: G.. w. Andrews. Dem 1872. G.. J. An
drews elected by 256 plurality.
CUMBERLAND.
For senator--McKenna. Dem. 500;
Woodhead. Rep. 5s2. McKenna elected by
3I4 plurality.
For representatives--1st Caldwell. D..
92S; Meagher. r.. 524. Caldwell elected
by 4o4 plurality. Second: Carpenter. Rep.
SAL: Curry. Dem. 932. Curry elected by
391 plurality.
HOPKINTON.
For Senator-Nichols. Dem. 245 Still
man. Rep, 40. Nichols elected by rs
plurality.
Lor ronra.or,a,i,,o IIox.ts r,o,,, 100,
Wood. Rep. 1917: Crandall. Pro, 81. Wood
elected by plurality Of IA.
SCITUATE.
For Senator's Salisbury. Rep. 321:
Young. Dem. 4s9. Young elected by 14s
plurality.
For representative-How Rep. 326:
Potter. Dem. 4e7. Potter elected by l4l
plurality.
SOUTH KINGSTON.
For scnator-R Robinson. Rep. AS: Walk
er, Dem. 25l Robinson elected by 1877
plurality.
For representative--Gree 25s;
Stedman. Rep. 452. Stedman elected by
1874 plurality.
TIvERToN.
For senator-Carpenter. Cit. e4o; Law
ton. Rep, sos Lawton elected by es plu-
ralty.
For representative--Fros Rep, 2ss;
Grinnell. Cit, 2ss. Frost elected by 10
plurality.
WOONSOCKET.
The election for the general assembly
showed as IL did last year some interest
ing features.
For senator, Ellis. Rep. received 1854
votes anud Rouian. Dem. 1858. and Ellis
was elected by 66 plurality
For first representative. Greene. the
former mayor, defeated +. T.. Holden by
nine votes. Greene's vote was 1871 and
Hoden's 1722. For Second representative,
Bradford, Rep. 1922; Kane. Dem. 1888
Bradford elected by 80 plurality. For
Third representative. Garvin, Rep. 1900.
Mulvcy. Dem. 1893. Garvin elected by
two plurality. For Fourth representative
Bundamour. Dem. 1871; Fenton. Rep,
1916. Bundamour elected by i75 plural
ity. For Fifth representative---Daign ignault,
Rep. l72a; Paquln. 1854. Daignault elect
ed by Is plurality.
NORTH PROVIDENCE.
, Cushing. Democrat. Is elected senator
over Ogden and the vote for representa-
tive il "A tic bctween Rafuor ara Tor