The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-02

largest number in years In the Ninth
ward.
Alderman ]. Edmund Miller and his
friends had put second ticket In the
field In the Sixth and the voting was
very heavy. Up to the last half hour
the Miller ticket was ahead but at
the end the box was stormed and the
anti-Miller ticket polled 116 votes to
his 95.
The battle royal was waged in the
Fifth ward, where the friends of
Thomas II. Molloy were trying to save
the ward from him In the senatorial
controversy, and Edward Heating, the
deposed deputy registrar and other
interests were trying to send John
II. Courtney delegation to the con-
vention and make his nomination
unanimous.
AS there was but one ticket In the
Third and Fourth wards, which with
the Fifth comprise the Tenth senato-
rial district, Mr. Courtney with his
campaign manager, former Senator
| James Mccain, and the latter's lieu
tenant, Peter ]. McNerney OF the Sec
ond ward, arrived early on the scene
and helped Mr.. Heating send in the
ANTHOLOGY men.
Againstthis imposing galaxy, alone
and unaided went Dennis j. McCuen
of the Thirteenth ward. who had come
down to help his old friend, Tom Mol
10y.
I'VE are going to trim you, Dennis, .
said Mr.. McNerney.
Look out, Peter. you have been
smelling cocaine again was the re-
ply, and the contest began.
1t wasn't long before there was
trouble. A young man came up tc
the polls to cast ballot and was
stopped by Mr. Heating, who said he
had no right to take part in the prim.
aries. Mr. McCuen took exception tc
!, Mr.. Keatlng's stand and asked tn,
young man II he was enrolled. Wher
the reply was in the affirmative Mr.
. I MeCuen then asked him II he haC
voted for the last democratic candi
date for governor.
Don't answer him." said Mr.. Nc
, Cuen. go ahead and vote as long a
you are sworn in" SO the young MAJ
voted, and that was one of Mr.. Mol
loy's plurality OF three. After tn
balloting was over each side claimed
victory and watched the votes count
ed When the result was announce,
Mr. McCuen and the new registrar
Antonio D. Stephano, sped post hast
to Mr.. Moloy and informed him o
the Victory
Outside of these three contests tn
voting was very tame. The convention
to choose delegates to the Hartfor,
state convention will be held to-nigh
In Heublein's banquet hail, the con
gressional tomorrow night; the pro
bate Friday night and the justice o
the peace Saturday night.
In the various wards yesterday 1885,
votes were cast for the ticket anc
1858 votes were cast for Mr.. Allen
The lists of delegates by wards fol
low:
First Ward.
state--Fred j. Brothers, Albert Wild
, man; alternate-a large, Charles +
; Karr.
CongressionalJames T. Kelleher, n
) J. Coffey; alternate-at-large JOSEPH
Mitchell
Judge of Probate-James H. Kelley
; Thomas Reynolds; alternate-at-large
Heaton r Robertson.
Standardization p Foley, James j
Connolly; alternate-at Large, Theodor
Martus
resentative-Frank C. Miles
James Fitzsimnons; alternate Large
Charles c. Stevens.
Justice of the Peace George r
Cooley Harrison g Wagner alternate
at-large, David Pender.
Checker--Fred c. Erich.
Box tender-Frank Miles.
Second Ward
State-samuel Bronson, w. s. Par
dee, Charles Hamilton, John G. Heal.
Frederick H. Brethauer, e. G. Fred
/ ericks
Congressional J. Gunshano,
\ Daniel w. Brennan, Frederick Luti
:. John A. Durkin, James r. McNamara
I enatorial-Jonathan N. Rowe. Jane
/ Cook, James r Brannagan, Willar
I sheehan, Otto C. Wruck and alternate
! Jacob Malkan.
epresentative--John G. Riley, Thor
: as J. O'Brien, jr, Charles 7. Flynn
Joseph r. Lyon, Frederick Hozer ar
ALTERNATE, Louis Ready.
Probate--Albert Harris, Joseph I
MCFARLAND, Edward ]. O'Brien. Gil
bert Avery, Alexander w Flynn, ar
alternate, Edward p. o'Meara.
Justices OF the Peace-Moses Mu
ply, Peter J. McNerney, John Lyon
Morris Tinlin. Daniel Stanford. an
alternate, w. c. Kegelmeyer.
Third Ward.
state-John H. Courtney, Bernai
Donnegan, James Wynne, David Fit
Gerald. f. T Conroy, Philip G M
Dermott; alternate, William Mealia.
congressonal-Dan Flynn, stephe
Gray, James Degnan, Arthur D Mu
len, Andrew McDermott, John ColweI
alternate, John P. Kelly
Judge Of Prohate--George Bohan, II
B. 3 Foley, NJ. II, Reynolds, J, P. M
Hugh, J. II Mason, John Miller; a
ternate, Edward Hope.
Senatorial-James f. Mccain.
Beck, J. H. Mulvey, H. Fl, Como
Thomas Dunlap, ]. J. Johnson; alte
nate, George Cook.
Representative-R. "a. Hollinge
Charles Mcnamara, John Riley, r.,
? Higgins, 7. ]. Day, Patrick Moral
alternate, H. S. Reynolds.
Justices Of the Peace--T r. Dinna
John STAIRS, J. B. Moran, David Pc
der, George Barth, S. J. Bowman; {
ternate,. Thomas Mcdonald,
Checker-Phillp G. McDermott.
ox-tender-Joseph McHugh.
20 Fourth Ward.