The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-06

| gressional district. John c. Budlong Dan
ie r. Ballou, Henry III @. Rawson; dele
gates to the convention to nominate SEN
ator and representatives. Leslie A Hap
good. Byron " sayor. Henry M. James.
| Thomas ID. Tenant. Edwin r. Perry:
| delegates 70 the convention to nominate
| city Officers. James Murphy. Thomas J.
| Griffin. Daniel sayles, Edwin b. Harvey.
| Frederick w. Godfrey: for school COM
mittee (three years. Edwin Knowles,
| Jr.; for ward committee John c. Bud
long. Frank j. Clinton. George NJ Gard
iner. Charles G. Gray. Jr.. Albert L.
| James.
FIFTH WARD.
There was a light vote In the Fifth
ward caucuses last night. as there was
no contest and the ticket winning in
cludes:
Delegates To state convention. Marvin
T.. Allen. Arthur r. Smith, David G.. Ed
wards John B. Greenhalgh; delegates to
congressional convention. j. Jerome Hahn.
Clayton A. Ballou. Archibald Martin.
| Frederick III. Manchester: delegates 10
city convention 10 nominate city officers.
| Howard b. Briggs. B. Taylor Bruce. VIII
| liam Trimble. Peter W. Swenson, Penn
broke s. Eddy; delegates TO city conven-
| ton to nominate candidates for general
! assembly, George l.. Greene. Nels K. Mel
| son. Ernest l.. Sprague. r. Warren Howe.
Josiah X. Barney: for members OF city
committee Frederick s. Waite David H.
Johnson. Frank p. Eddy. David C. Ed
wards. Norris G. Abbott candidate for
school committee, Thomas w. Waterman.
SIXTH WARD.
Harmony between the two Sixth ward
Republican factions prevailed last night
and the regular ticket was elected by a
total vote Of 1863. The winning ticket fol-
lows:
Delegates 20 state convention to nomi-
nate presidential electors and state Of
fcers. Dutee Wilcox Caesar Misch. Wal
ter b. Frost, Henry NJ Boss. Jr; dele
ties TO congressional district convention,
William +. Lythgoe. George A. Jepherson.
George L. Darte. Simon f. Pels; dele
gates TO city convention to nominate SEN
ator and representa- tives, Walter r. Ran
dali, Frederick W. Reisman. George NJ
Baker Terrence NJ o'Reilly. August n.
Johnson; delegates TO city convention to
nominate mayor and other city officers,
Frank p. Reynolds. William c. Pierce,
Louis Schoenhardt. Robert l.. Ward, Fred
NJ. Rhodes; member OF school committee
for three years, Washington b. Prescott:
ward committee, Robert D. Spencer,
Charles II. Morse. Ernest Reucekert.
Richard w Jennings. Edwin l.. Baker.
SEVENTH WARD.
There were only 30 votes cast in the
Seventh ward Republican caucus. but that
was sufficient 10 elect the following
ticket: Delegates 10 state and con-
gressional conventions. Samuel T. Kelly,
George c. Richter, Charles Stone John
j. Becker; delegates 10 city convention 60
nominate mayor. harbor master. city
treasurer and overseer OF the poor)
Aa6r
Albert A. oatley. Albert D. Harrison, AL
bert s. Newton: delegates TO city con-
Vention (to nominate senator and II rep
resentatives), William b. Hart, Jr., Ernest
w Register, John b. Buchanan. George
w l.. Hewlett. Robert L. Bailey; city
committee, Joseph o. Anthony. Arthur w.
Barrus, Frank NJ Miller. Walter I.
Pearce, Herbert Il. Humes: school COM !
mittee Gor three years.. John l.. Sprague.
Jr.. NJ u
ON motion of Mr.. Anthony II was voted |
that the delegates be empowered 20 I'll |
all vacancies
EIGHTH WARD.
There was rather large vote at the !
Eighth ward caucus last night as pos /
ballots were cast for the single ticket in
the field.
The following is the successful ttckAt.
Delegates 10 state convention. Baylies r.
IhOnQg
speak, Tom Smith, delegates to First con- |
gressional district convention. Seth Wal |
ton' Gerald Broadbent. Frank G. Poliquin |
James 7. Lennon. delegates to city CON
Venton for city officers, Abram l.. At
wood. j. VIII Carpenter, Charles G. Fen |
ner, sam Dolbey. Henry Galloway: dele
gates 10 city convention for general
assembly Gilbert f. Whttemore, John
Blackley. William ii. Beane Frank A |
jerks. Frank A. Heffernan: ward com.
mlttee' Baylies r. Chace, John r.
Kenyon Abel Reynolds. Jr. Harry y
windsor, Joseph w. Atkin; school com
mittee for three years.. Edwin q.
Thompson.
NINTH WARD.
NO opposition was made TO the regular
ticket In the Ninth ward caucus last
night so that the 73 votes cast were ali to
the credit or following ticket: Delegates
70 state convention-Leprilete Sweet. VIII
liam p. Vaughn, Edward f. Drake. How
ard r. Gorham. Delegates to congression-
al convention-Leprilete Sweet William
L. Vaughn, Edward l.. Drake, Howard n
Gorham- Delegates TO city convention to
nominate candidates for general assem-
bly,. Allen Buffinton, Harry W. Aver.
Arthur j.. Lake, George Brownsword,
Benjamin L. Sweet. Delegates to city con- /
Ventlon TO nominate candidates for may
or, city treasurer harbor master and
oVerseer OF the poor-Roswell r. Wilcox !
James +. Clary, Peter A. Masso John + I
Russell, William a. II. Grant School
committee-Hunter c. White, Howard r.
Gorham, Frank T. Easton. William A. H.
Grant, Benjamin L. Steere
TENTH WARD.
There were "a votes TO the credit OF the
regular ticket in the Tenth ward last
night and no opposition
The ticket chosen includes: Delegates to
state convention TO nominate presidential
eleetors-Frank p. Hazard Joseph
Driver. John Gormley John Anderson.