The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-13
HEARST MEN VICTORS::
 MACHINE MEN DONNED
CAPTURE 5e OUT OF 70 DELE
 GATES ELECTED.
Result of Democratic Primaries shows That Town convention will Favor Hearst 5a to 1s-Parker Men claim Free Use of Money as Causeof Defsas- Parker Gets Flrst, Second, Thasd. Tenth and ,vslfh Wards.

| A genuine surprise was sprung on the majority of the democratic voters of this city last evening when the result of the primaries. which were held from o'clock yesterday afternoon to 5 o'clock last evening, were made known. The Hearst men swept the town and out os the entire seventy delegates elected there is. very little doubt but that o2 of them are for Hearst with IS against him.
 The anti-Hearst men carried the First, Second, Third, Tenth and Twelfth wards while all the other ward delega- tinons will undoubtedly favor Hearst. There was only one ticket in the First ward, which was conceded to the Park CT men. The same conditions existed in the Ninth ward, whcih was given to Hearst. There was also no opposition to the Hearst delegates in the Thir- teenth and Fourteenth wards With these exceptions there was slight con 1 tests in all the other wards, although the fight seemed to be waged listIessly all over the city. Several prominent democrats. who are against the Hearst lcombination, in speaking of the result last evening stated that they were not at all surprised at the result inasmuch as there has been nothing but Hearst money in circulation during the fight and that it was the free use of this which caused the anti's defeat. The vote boiled yesterday was 8. light one in all the wards. The largest vote was cast in the Seventh ward, 449. The
  421. Then came the Third ward with 355 and the Fourth ward with 34S votes. The town convention, which will be l composed of the delegates elected last evening, will be held either tomorrow or Friday, just where has not yet been decided by Chairman Welles.
 The town convention will elect the ltwenty-seven delegates to the state convention.
 The delegates which were elected at the primaries are as follows: 1 First ward-Anti-Hears A Heaton Robertson, Albert Widmann, James E. KeIleher: delegate at large, IF. c. Ellr- l ich. One ticket.
 Second ward Arlti-H Hearst, Frederick H. Brethauer, David D. Fitzgerald, Charles S. Hamilton, Philip |. Freder- 1 ick, James F. McNamara; alternate, Daniel F. Nottingham.
 This ticket was elected by vote of 1 155 against 1922
 Third Ward-Anti-H Hearst James E. MeGann. John F. Jackson, Edward F. i O'Meara, John A. Miller, Edward w. l Lynch, Nicholas P. Corcoran. John J. Scally: alternate at large, Edward F. Eagan.
 The vote was 231 to 122. Fourth ward - Hearst JohE J. Springhtly, Thomas A. Keane, Abraham Midas. Thomas Fitzsmmons, Joseph J. Reilly, Michael Gunshannon, Joseph F. Connors. Michael Burke, Michael J. Fahy; delegate-at at-large, John B. Savers. I Vote. 194 to 149
 Fifth ward--Hearst-Th Thomas Murphy, Daniel McNamee, Martin Flynn: dele- gate-at-large, Martin Scully. I Vote, 99 to S3.
 Sixth ward-Hearst - Edward A. Rourke, John E. Doughan, F. J. Broth ers. James E. Miller; delegate-at- large, Frank G. Minnix. l This ticket was elected by majority of 26 votes.
 Seventh ward - Hearst Frank P. 
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