The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22
STUDLEY RE-ELEcTED
Chosen Mayor by Plurality of 1773 Over Democratic
 Candidate.
STUDLEY tOlSS, KINNEY SS66
REST OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY
 TICKET BEATEN

The Two Parties Divide Honors In the Contest for r'Aidermen-at-Large Each Getting Three-Board Now Stands Iicans.
 Republican weather" It would be a hard thing to find more beautiful day on which to hold an election than yesterday and there was a large vote polled. The polling places opened at 6 o'clock in the morning and from that time until 5 o'clock in the afternoon when they closed they were the scene of great activity. Both parties had any quantity of hacks and other con- veyances in which to carry those of their adherents who could not or would not walk. Extra time was allowed at most of the large shops, at noon, to permit the employees to have a chance to vote. When Winchester's shop closed for the noon hour several hundred of the employees, residents of the Ninth ward, completely filled the wards polling place. It was the the same way in all the large shop dis tricts both at noon and at night. The largest part of the vote in nearly all the wards was in by ? o'clock, although stragglers kept coming in all the rest of the voting time. There was large number of pastors used all about the city, and this made it hard for the coun- ters and delayed the count. the returns of the last ward, the Second, not being officially received in the First ward. where the sum total was added, until about o'clock this morning.
 The total vote cast two years ago for mayor was 17,4O2, and yesterday it was 1S,505, being an increase of 1,10S.
 Mayor John P. Studley was reelected mayor of this city yesterday. His total vote was 1O,139. Police Commissioner Thomas I. Kinney, his opponent, had as a total. vote S,366. Mayor Studley's s plurality was therefore 1,773 votes. Con- troller Rowe was reelected by vote of < 9,670. His opponent was Attorney James j E. O O'Conner, who boiled S,733 votes. Con- troller Rowe's plurality was 973 votes. City Clerk Norris was reelected by a vote of 1869 against S,723 for Edward "A. Street. Clerk Norris plurality was 946 votes. City Treasurer Henry Frese- nius was reelected by vote of 9,498, against SS76 for s. Fred Strong. His plurality was 622 votes. F. G. Anthony, the present city tax collector, was re- elected by a vote of 10,469. His oppo- nent was Orton A. Rose, who got vote of 7,941. This gave Collector Anthony a plurality of 2,52S. City Sheriff Hunie was reelected by vote of 9,5S2, his op- ponent, Joseph Kollerstrom, got vote 's of S,TSS, which gave Sheriff Hune plu- rality of 794. Both Francis w. Foley and Francis S. Hamilton were re-elect- ed registrars of voters. James J. Carr was reelected registrar of vital statis- tics by vote of 9,76S agair S,611 votes which his opponent Jame, A. Nelson had. Registrar iCarr's plurality was | l,l57. Town Clerk Brethauer was re- elected by vote of 9,SS1 against vote of S,479, which his opponent, R. Sherman Baldwin, boiled. Clerk Brethauer's plurality was 1,402 votes
 There were two democratic and three republican selectmen elected They were Thomas J. O'Brien, jr., democrat lc, whose vote was 9,114; Jacob Malkin. democratic, whose vote was 9Os5; Nehe- niah Candee, republican, whose vote was 9,257; Arthur G. Fessenden, repub- lican, whose vote was 9,2S3, and A, Os- wald Pallman, republican, whose vote was 9,226.
 There were three democratic and three republican aldermen large elected-James R. Maxwell, democratic, whose vote was 9,312; Patrick Me- Guiness, democratic, whose vote was 9062; James P. B. Ricketts, democratic. whose vote was 9,243; Thomas Chad wick, republican; whose vote was 9,249: Waldo H. Minor, republican, whose vote was 9.252, and Henry F. Hosley, repub- 1ican whose vote was 9,409. Alderman Hosley has served two years in that capacity, and he received the largest vote of any one on the aldermen-at- large ticket.
 The following constables were elect ed: Michael R. E'nscoe, democratic; Peter J. McNerney, democratic; Frank J. Flynn, democratic; Roscoe P. Brown, republican,; and Louis Coleman, repub- lican. Peter J. McNerney got the largest vote of any person on the con- stable ticket. s-;
 The following grand jurors were elected: Michael Barletta, democratic; Joseph B. Cunningham, democratic; Anton Staub, democratic; Frank H. Mason, republican! William P, Niles republican, and Harry N. Hall, republi- can. : A y.t~. . ,.. ;:
 Charles c. spreyer, democratic, was elected alderman of the Second ward by a plurality of 37. His opponent was Charles w. Birely. John J. Sprightly,