The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-20

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Similar surprise was caused by the de-
eisive victory OF the Covell-West forces
In the Tenth. Councilmen Coffey and
winn heading the Cannon ticket. being
overwhelmingly beaten. The results by
wards were as follows:
FIRST WARD.
In the absence OF william Carroll. who
was the anticipated warden. John B.
Boyle was appointed 10 act in the ca
pacity he In turn naming James II. Flem-
Eng as clerk The ticket chosen was as
follows:
For alderman. Thomas M. Dorney;
councilmen. James F. Mccarthy John
r. Leonard. William f. Munroe and VIII
liam r. Monahnn.
SECOND WARD
The caucus was held in What Cheer
hall on North Main street. James III.
O'Connor served as warden and the lol-
lowing ticket was chosen without opposi-
ton:
For alderman, Charles Sisson: for coun-
ciln,en George p Peterson, Joseph N.
whelden. John C. Kingley. Henry F.
Baldwin.
THIRD WARD.
Though factional strife in the Third
ward has been very intense since the be-
ginning OF the campaign. there was little
excitement at the caucus last evening.
Previous to the opening OF the polls.
James ]. Nolan, Jr. OF the Devln faction
caused a ripple OF discussion by present
ing the following resolutions. which were
laid on the table,
Resolved, That we. the Democratic
taxpayers of Ward g. in caucus as
Lad ah1y In 60 tka ell
and the common councilmen nominated at
this caucus. IL elected as follows:
Il. To Introduce at the first meeting
OF the city council or 1905 n resolution
asking the general assembly TO abolish
the police commission.
'2. That said candidates, IL elected
oppose the granting to or the extension
of franchises TO the Rhode Island COM
pany or the Narragansett Electric Light
ing company without adequate compen-
sation Is made 10 the city for such grants
or extensions
''a. That said nominees. IL elected, take
no work from the committee on city prop
erty. the superintendent OF public build
angs or any city official during the year
1905"
The successful ticket was as follows:
For alderman. John c. Dunn; for coun-
cilmen. Thomas j. Flynn, Joseph III
Gainer. Dennis e. Donovan and Michael
"A. Rattigan.
FOURTH WARD
Tho ticket elected was: Alderman.
fohn c. Budlong: councilmen. Henry G.
y. Evans and Joseph p. Doyle. The cav
cus officers were: Warden, William f.
Gilmorei clerks. First district. Joseph
per; Third district. william H. j. Barry
Fourth district. James Dunn: Fifth dis.
trict, Joseph Daley; Sixth district. David
FIFTH WARD.
The caucus was called 10 order at
p. m. by Warden Bernard F. Johnson
The clerks were John Devron. James J.
sEleming. William II. Lonergan and
Frank M. Smith.
Tho ticket. which was unanimously
alderman. Richard Hayward: for coun-
lcilmen, Charles r. Irons. Rowse f. Hoxie.
Patrick J. Mccarthy and William J. Kee-
SIXTH WARD.
Joseph f.. Feeley was warden last
bsvening and the fUllowing served as
clerks In order OF districts: William a.
Murphy. Albert Moore. John Ems E. o'Neii
The following ticket was ratified: For
msn jeremiah MsS Frank iOF s. ReH
lnolds. James w. Stanton. Daniel ]. Nor
1arty.
SENENTH WAHD.
There was little doing in this ward |
Frederick X. Spraguc served as warden. |
being assisted by the following clerks: /
Patrick F Sweeney. J2&eph F. Baggott
The Following regular ward committee |
eiatc was placed In nomination: For al
derman. Michael +. Kirby; for council
men. Peter McKeone. T. II. J. Nash. John
ie. Quinn. John p. o'Donnel.
EIGHTH WARD.
The ticket nominated I'm the Eighth
ward shows almost a complete shift
nearly ell the names being new TO the
city council ticket.
DR. John r. Farrell OF the school com
mittee was nominated for alderman. while
the names OF Samuel f Groves Walter
l.. flaming. Robert r Carroll and Hugh
+. Rovley were placed on the ticket for
eouncilmen.
NINTH WARD.
There was not the slightest ves,iee of
excitement at the Ninth ward caucus
The ticket was: Alderman. Patrick r
Acxenna: councilmen. Thomas Troy
John c. McElroy. vincenzo Lupoli and
Daniel Carrigan. The officials OF tho
caucus were: Warden, Michael ]. Magic.
clerks. First district, John j. Bredy: Sec
,ond, Bartholomew Sullivan. Jr. Third /
fUohn r. Kendrick; Fourth John r Nc /
fCarron: Fifth Michael y. McElroy: sixth /
John r. Trainor
TENTH WARD.
As has been previously stated the con- !
tssf I'm the Tenth ward wae bitter ana |
ended in the triumph Of the covell- West
ticket.
James Horr,gsn served as warden IN
the absence OF Stephen Larney. the |
regular appointee. The standing OF the 1
eaucus officers was In no way contested. |