The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-01
KINNEY AND FOLEY WIN.
RESULT OF THE DEMOCRATIC
 PRIMARIES.
Morning-Ninth Ward Did Not Come in Until After3 G'cIock- Frueman and Horan Defeated for AIdermen-at- Large-SpreyeC Won in the Second,

Horan Defeated for AIdermen-at- 1 Large-SpreyeC Won in the Second. i The democrats of this city yesterday nominated their candidates for the va rious city offices by the direct primary | system. It was the first time the sys- tenn had been tried in this state. It proved to be a slow method. The pri- maries were opened at three o'clock in the afternoon and the voting continued until nine o'clock in the evening.
 There was great delay in the returns from the various wards. Those from ! the Ninth had not reached headquar- ters at three o'clock this morning, and Edward J. Maher, chairman of the dem- Ocratic town committee, started in a carriage with several others to try and 1 find out the cause of the delay. The contest for the nomination for registrar of voters was the hottest waged of any, the aspirants for the honor being Francis W. Foley. the present registrar, and John E. Doughan.
 For the nomination for mayor Thom- as I. Kinney easily ran ahead of George Wallace, the president of the board of aldermen.
 At S:15 this morning the Ninth ward returns were obtained, and a compila- ton of the entire primary vote of the fifteen wards gives the following re- suits:
 For mayor-Thomas I. Kinney, S,775; George Wallace, 592. Mir. Kinney wins h1-o oai iorifIr of 1S2 ynfo For ontroller-Jonathan N. Rowe, 4,079.
 For city treasurer-Henry Fresenius. 4,059.
 For city clerk-Henry E. Norris, 4,075.
 For collector-Francis G. Anthony, 4,063.
 For city sheriff-Peter J. Bohn, 697; Jacob Frohlich, 472; A. Frederick Hunie, 2,55O; Michael Meagher, 5o5. MT. Hunie is renominated for sheriff. For n-at-large-Frank J. Horan, 1887; James R. Maxwell, 3,44S; Patrick McGuiness, 3,446; James P. B. Rickett, 2657; Charles c. Stevens, 1,135; William Trueman, 1908; William F. Weirweiss, 2,591. Messrs. Maxwell, Me
 
 the successful candidates. For selectmen-Jacob Malkan, 3,70S; John J. Maley, 3,739; Thomas <. J. O'Brien, jr,.S, Al, All three are nomi- 'nase ssss s9s7 "-'7 , f2~*. s
 For onstables-Michael R. Enscoe, 2,s47 Frank J. Flynn, 3,5S5; Henry F. Leonard, 1886; and Peter J. McNerney, 3,302. All are nominated except Henry F. Leonard.
 For town clerk-Frederick H. Breth- auer. 4.017. For registrar of vital statistics James J. Carr, 4,021. For registrar of voters-James E. Doughan, 1890; Francis w. Foley, D. 52S. MT. Foley is renominated by ma- jority of 63S voets.
 For grand jurors-Michael Barletta. 3,735; Joseph B. Cunningham, 3,S12, and Anton Staub, 3,743 All three are nom- mated.
 Nominations for aldermen were made in all the even number wards. and the result was as follows:
 Second ward-Edward G. Frederick, 120; Charles c. Spreyer, POI.
 Fourth ward-Patrick $. Cunningham, 139; John J. Sprightly, 292.
 Sixth ward-Patrick J. Maley, 14s; Conrad Weiss, 199.
 Eighth ward (no contest-Frederick Hessler, S56.
 Tenth ward (no contesD-C. Holt Fowler, 27.
 Twelfth ward-Thomas c. Bracken, 3S1; Garrett J. Fitzgerald, 116, and George Wohlmacher, 172.
 Fourteenth ward Ono contes)-George R. Clark. IS.
 The entire ward committees were elected as scheduled, except in the Third, Ninth and Eleventh wards, where there were contests. In the Third ward all were elected except Charles F. Smith, In the Ninth ward there were two complete tickets, the following be- ing elected: Thomas E. Cahill. John J. Coleman, Edward J. Donnelly, Michael E. Londrigan and Michael A. Moran. Wooster Cruttenden and William Fert- man each had 14S votes and are tied. Tn the Eleventh ward the following were elected: Patrick Burns, Frederick E. Dakin. James D. Howard and