Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-04

entire vote of the greater city being boiled before noon. The election clerks were fairly carried off their feet by the throngs of voters from the momen that the polls were opened, and by o'clock in the afternoon the election of fcials of both parties declared that il was one of the most complete votes ever cast in proportion to the registra tion. The perfect weather may have been partly responsible for the out pouring of voters, and the leaders of both parties found something in the movement to congra tulate themselves upon.
 Other Municipal Elections. Tn municipal elections in this state outside of Greater New York both par ties find cause for reorganization.
 Republicans made clean sweep of Buffalo, electing their entire ticket by pluralities of from 3,O00 to 5000 and gaining an assemblyman.
 Tn Troy the Democrats, united for the first time in several years, elected tffeir mayor by the narrow margin of about 100.
 Schenectady overturned its Repub- lican administration, electing Demo cratic mayor and common council.
 Albany was again carried by the Re publicans, aided by the faction fights among their opponents.
 Republicans were also successful in Corning, Plattsburg, Rome, Watervliet Niagara Falls, Syracuse, Binghamton, Oneida, Elmira, Rochester, Water. town and GloversyiIle
 Democrats carried Auburn, Oswego. Utica and Amsterdam.
 Honors were about evenly divided in Ithaca, where each party elected part of its local ticket.
 Republican Gain ln Assembly.
 Returns from all assembly districts of the state give the Republicans a net gain of seven, with two districts in doubt, thereby increasing the Republic an majority The Republicans gained two in New York county, two in Kings county (Brooklyn) and one each in Al bany, Erie, Niagara and Westchester counties. Democrats defeated Repub- licans in two districts in Duchess county. In the disputed districts a Democrat will probably replace Re publican assemblyman in Oneida coun. ty and in Rockland the reverse. The results in New York and Kings counties were surprising in view of McClellan's victory for mayor, the Republicans electing six out of fifteen assemblymen from Kings county Rrooklyn) and eight out of twenty seven from New York county Manhattan and the Bronx), gain of two in each county Harvey Watterson, son of Colonel Hen ry Watterson of Louisville. was de feated by very close vote in a strong ly Republican district in Manhattan.
 The following is list of assembly, men elected in New York state outside of New York and Kings counties:
 Albany-Charles W. Mead (R.), Abram s. Coon R). Ellsworth Carr R). W. G. Grattan (R-).
 Broome-James T. Rogers (R), Fred E Allen (R.l.
 James Sheldon (R).
 CayuRa-Judson Hapeman (R.), Charles chautauaua-A. c. Wade (rs). s. Fred Nixon (R.). esmI Chemung- Sherman Moreland (R.).
 Chenango-Edgar A. Pearsan (R.).
 Cl1nIOn--f3. w dlAACS AAotpp NAe.t. Columbia-Edward w. Scovill (Ro.
 Cortland-Henry A. Dickinson (R.).
 Delaware-James R. Cowan (R.).
 Dutchess-John J. Smith (F9, R. W. Chanler lD). R), Anthony Burke (D). Charles V. Lynch (D), C.. F. Brooks (R), George Ruehl (R.), John K. Patton (R), E. A Cooke (R). Essex-J. M. Graeff (R.).
 TSyo y,lxlin-(Nha riaa R Matthew's {R o Fulton and Hamifton-Frank c. Wood R.).
 Genesee-s. P. Hooker R0.
 Greene-Charles E. Nichols (R.1.
 Herkimer-A. B. Steele R.).
 Jefferson--w. A. Dennison (Ro, J. Frank Larue (R-).
 Lewis Humphrey F. slocum (R).
 Livingston-W Y. Robinson (R.).
 Madison-Robert J. Fish (R.).
 Monroe-Martin W. Davis R-), Charles E. Ogden (R.), Charles E.. Callahan (R) John Pollace, Jr. (D). Montgomery-W. B. Charles (Ro.
 Nfagara-George F. Thompson :(R.). oneida-Thomas A. Mortimer (D.), John c. Evans (R.).
 onondaga-Trank x. Wood (R). Ed ward Schoeneck (R), Martin l.. Caden (R.), Frederick ". Hammond (Ro.
 Ontario-Jean l.. Burnett (R).
 Orange-John Orr (R). Louis Bedell R.).
 Orleans-C. s. Bridgeman (R).
 Oswego-Thomas D. Lewis (R.), Fred G. Whitney (R.).
 Otsego-John B. Conklin (R.).S
 Putnam-John R. Yale (R.). r
 Queens-Joseph Sullivan (D), James l.. McElroy (D.), William w. Cooks (R.).
 Rensselaer-Frank l.. Stevens (R.), Wfl liam Donovan (DO, Calvin A. Gardner R).
 Richmond-George Bechtei (D).
 Rockland-Matthew Hurd (R).
 St. Lawrence-Charles S. Plank (R), E. A. Merritt. Jr. (R).
 Saratoga-George H. Whitney (R).
 Schenectady-W. w. Wemple (R).
 Scheharie-George M Palmer p.). Schuyler-Olin T. Wye (R.).
 Seneca-John F. Crosby (R.).
 steuben-Frank c. Platt (R.), J. F. B. Santee (R.).
 suffolk-willis A. Reeve (R.). olando sHubbs (R.).
 Sullivan-John F. Simpson (R.).
 Tioga-Edwin s. Hanford (R).
 Tompkins-George F.. Monroe (R.).
 Ulster-Charles T. Coutant (R.), Will liam D. Cunningham (R).
 Warren-Loyal IA Davis R.).
 Washington-William H. Hughes (R.). Smith (RN