The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-19

The Republicans are in the field in
every city and town, and are not opposed
IN Bristol. Exeter. Jamestown. Little
Compton. Narragansett and West Green
witch.
STATE OFFICERS.
h nominations filed up TO midnight
are as follows;
.Governor-George III. Utter. Republican;
Lucius r. c.. Garvin, Democrat: Bernon
d Helme. Prohibition; Thomas r. Her
rick, Socialist Labor; Warren A. Carpen-
ter. Socialist.
Lieutenant Governor-Frederick II.
jackson. Republican,: James II. Thurston,
Deomcrat; Horace +. Ralph, Prohibition:
David J.. Moran. Socialist Labor. John
w Higgins, Socialist.
Secretary Of State-Charles p. Bennett,
Republican; Frank +. Fitzsimmons, Demo-
crat. William II. Hobson. Prohibition;
Everett /. Bowers. Socialist-Labor; Henry
+. Thomas. Socialist.
Attorney General-william b. Green
ough. Republican; Thomas A. Carroll.
Democrat: Thomas II. Peabody, Prohibi-
ton: Elzear In Rose, Socialist Labor;
John Burton. Socialist.
General Treasurer-Walter A. Read, Re
publican: Albert II. olney. Democrat:
Vh " blAkkN IlNliiblAiOhs hbH
Fassei. Socialist Labor; Joseph E. Arnold,
Socialist.
Assembly candidates:
HARRINGTON.
Senator-John F. Richmond. Republi-
can: William r. Martin. Democrat. Repre-
sentatives-George l. Smith. Republican;
Isaac T. Barnum. Democrat.
BRISTOL.
senator-Harry II. Shepard. Republican.
Representative-Dr. William F. Williams,
Republican.
BURRILLvILLE.
senator-william Orrell. Republican;
Francis Pagan. Democrat. Representa-
tNe-Euclid C. CANON. Republican; John
J. Lace. Jr., Democrat
CENTRAL FALLS.
S~enator--Isaac r. Lawton. Republican;
John A. Remington, Democrat. Represen-
satives-Republican first. Fred r. Newell:
second. Peter Clare: third, Joseph r.
Brochu; Democrat. first, James /. Muir
ply: second. James J. Foy: third. F. X.
Ieonidas Rattey.
CHARLEsToWN.
Senator. John @. Wilcox, Republican:
Ethan Pendleton, Prohibition domination
paper. Representative. George W. Hox-
sic. Republican; John J. Kelly. I'd, Pro-
hibitjon domination paper.
COVENTRY.
Senator, George ]. Andrews. Republi-
an; Henry A. Sisson. Democrat. Repre-
sentatives. Caleb q. Bates. Republican;
Elmer d.. Wilcox. Democrat.
CRANsToN.
Senator, Horace f. Horton, Republican:
Daniel c. Williams. Democrat. Repre-
ssntatives Henry A. Palmer and Zenas
W. Bliss. Republican: Dan o. King and
Edwin NJ. Sullivan. Democrat.
CUMBERLAND.
Senator. George f. whipple. Republi-
can Thomas McKenna, Democrat. Rep
Charles F. O'Neil. Republican,: Daniel +.
Shea and James J. Barry. Democrat
EAST GREENWICH.
Senator, Stephen T. Arnold, Republicans:
Arthur ". Rowland. Democrat. Repre-
sentatives. Samuel w. X. Allen. Republi-
can; Thomas II. Calvin. Democrat.
EAST PROVIDENCE
Senator. Henry F. Anthony, Republi-
can: Herbert r. Anthony, Democrat.
Experimentation 8. Rich and
Benjamin Marin. Republican; william
Palmer and James s. McCabe, Democrat.
EXETER.
Senator. John II. Edwards. Republican.
Representative. Philip a. Money. Repub-
ucan,
FOSTER
Senator. James s. Phillips, Republican:
Alexander Cameron. Democrat. Repre-
sentatives. Brayton a. Round. Republi-
can; Philip Curtis. Democrat.
GLOUCESTER.
Senator. Charles Potter. Republican
Howard w. Farnum, Democrat. Repre-
sentative. Frank r. Davis. Republican
Enoch VI. Steere. Democrat.
HOPKINTON.
Senator. John s. Cole. Republican; Ed
ward =. Rathbun. Democrat. Representa-
tive. Clarence ID. Wood, Republican:
Gardner q. Burton. Democrat.
JAMESTOWN.
Senator, william r. Casweli. Republic
can. Representative. Benjamin r. Cot
trell. Republican.
JOHNSTON.
eenator. John walch. Republican. Mar
Tn J. Raftery. Democrat; Henry r. Tur-
ner, Independent Citizens. Representa-
tive. Ralph r. Shaw. Republican. Joh
Couehlin. Democrat. George w. Rohley.
Independent Citizens.
LINCOLN.
e<nator. Charles II Learned Renubil