The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-06
Republicans Had Three Tickets
in That Caucus Last Night.
THE VOTE REPORTED HEAVIER.
Harmony Was The Watchword Throughout
Nine Wards = Eaton and Regular Re.
publican" Ticket Won Out In Third.

Republican caucuses In nine wards las
night. There may be a few citizens ir
the Fighting Third" ward that have moi
run for office some time or other. but Il
10 very few and the record OF the
caucuses this fall would indicate that a
large percentage OF them had taken a
whirl this year. for both parties managed
10 get seven separate tickets in the field
with ease.
or these the Republicans had three and
II was these that caused the only dis
cord In the otherwise we'll conducted
symphony.
The discordant notes were not manyJor
very strong. but were sufficient 20 cause
disagreeable tangling for a little while
that worried the regular ticket till after
the ballots were counted Then II was
found that there had been little need for
worry and that the Eaton faction was a
winner with 167 votes 10 II and 10 OF the
opponents.
There was apparently strong senti-
ment both for Lieut.. Gov Utter as stand
ard bearer and for Chief Justice stiness
as candidate for the national congress
from the First district.
FIRST WARD
The attendance at the caucus in the
First ward was light as usual last night
total OF 50 ballots. The ticket follows:
Delegates 10 state onvention-Charles
warren Lippitt, Albert a. Baker, Byron
=. watson, Joseph W. Henderson: dele
gates 10 congressional district convention.
William Gammell. H Martin Brown.
Samuel NJ Nicholson, Clifford $. Tower:
delegates 10 city convention To nominate
candidates for general assembly. ]. Ed
ward Studley. Archibald C. Matteson.
tft
olney. Frank b. Seabury; delegates To
city convention 10 nominate candidates
Tor mayor and other city officers Walter
y. Vincent. Benjamin A. Jackson, Henry
7. Chase, William =. Burke. c. Abbott
Gardner; for school committee (threo
years., Edward A. Stockwell: for CITY
committee. Arthur II. Watson. Frank +.
carpenter Thomas 8. Delano. Albert r.
Miller. Jr.. James J Nolan
SECOND WARD.
There were 12s ballots cast for thA
regular ticket in the Second ward with
the exception OF the candidate for school
committeeman, Charles j. oConnor
whose name was scratched so that he re-
ceived but l24. r. Chamberlain received
one vote for the position:
Inc winning ticket includes Delegate
10 state convention. Francis w. Car.
Nenter, John A. Cross. Harry c. Curtis
George a. Perry; delegates 10 con.
gressional convention George II HoIrpa.
Elwood r. Ames, Henry w. Greenougb
r.. ludor Gross; delegates to city con
Nehuon tto nominate senator and repre-
sentatives). Kirby r. Brockenhropvb
theodore F. Tilinghast. Simon KIein
Il Henry Dunlap, Lester w. Crocker.
delegates TO city convention Cto nomInoto
mayor, city treasurer oVerseer ~ The
poor and harbor master) NTicbae, re
geraId. w. Herbert Boutell. Mark Morris
John T. Dyson. William NJ. Cole rars
vi'iii'lttee David A. Crowell. Charles II
=, pouWaru' p Edwin 5. Darling. William NJ.
= bo"en. Everett j. Horton; school cor.
mittee 0or three years.. Charles
O'Connor. '"'ies D.
THIRD WARD.
There were three tickets I'm tho Third
ward and the fight centred around Tacoh
a. EATON, candidate for Reelection 10 the
ward committee. lie won out. however
oy very comfortable margin over the
Total vote Of both the other factions
mere was considerable amount of
alssenuon during the primary and John
nelson and number OF the Jewish
voters found their names crossed as
democrats They were apparently nm.
friendly TO Eaton and this made some
taIk that was rather heated for a time
lhls IS the winning ticket Delegates 10
etate eonVention-Albert J. Dronsfeld. TO-
seph Zambarano. John T. Rucker, Ma
unah Hlsquit. Delegates to representative
conVention-Robert Faulkes Jerome r
Cunter William j. Davis. William Resser
aired Smith. Delegates to congressional
convention-Harry L. Sack, William y
Chappell, Byron Reed. Charles w Sber.
man. Delegates TO city convention-AI-
bert Roberts, Frank Day. Simon Jerskv.
Antonio Barone, Louis schoenherg For
ward committee-Almiger r. England.
Walter Lloyd. Jacob A Eaton, Walter II
Lewis. William J. Payne
School committee-Luigi Parillo ffor
three years., Harry W. Cohen (for one
year..
The opposition ticket, which received n
votes. follows;
Ward commttee-A. r. England. III. @.
Essterbrooks, Aaron I. Friedman. Walter
]. Lewis. Adolph Ginsburg Delegates To
city convention-Ralph Mayer. simon
Kranz, Benjamin W. Greene. Antoine Ba-
rome Louis Krohnson. Delegates to as
sembly convention-Albert Roberts ST.
mon Jersky. Morris Mellon. Joe Mush-
nick, Samuel Priest. Delegates to state
convention-Hobart L. Gates. Harry Ro-
senhirsch, George B. Brooks Joseph
Hambarano. Delegates to congressional
conventional. s. Hunter. Philip Liber-
man. William J. Davis. Jacob Kuait.
School committee-Luigi Parillo (for
three years.. William Sydney 0or one
year..
The ticket which received 10 votes fol-
lows.
Ward committee-A. n. England. IT. q.
Fasterbrooks, Aaron I. Friedman, Oscar
u. Washburn, Adolph Ginsburg Dele
gates TO city convention Ralph Mayer
Simon krans. Benjamin w Greene Ma
than Zisduit. Louis Krohnson Delegates
60 assembly convention-Albert Roberts
Simon Jersky. Morris Mellon. Joe Mush-
nick. Samuel Priest. Delegates To state
convention-Hobart l. Gates, Harry Ro-
senhlrsch, George r. Brooks. Samuel NJ
Cohen. Delegates 10 congressional conven-
tion-A s. Hunter. Philip Liberman. VIII
liam J. Davis. Jacob Kusit. School COM
nittee-Henry shaw ,for thref yesrs>.
william sydney Cfor one year
FOURTH WARD
The 'icks, which vas chosen In the
Fourth ward BY total ~ 81 vo'es is az
iollovs
pelesstss to The state ard First con-