The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-12
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
The Registration Of Voters Going
Forward Quite Rapidly
THE REPUBLICANS ARE ACTIVE.
The News of Central Falls and the Days
Doings Throughout the blackstone
Valley Towns.

A middle-aged man, who but few
years ago held an important position IN
leading business house in this city, created
considerable excitement in the vicinity OF
where he resides on the East Side yester-
day. In the forenoon he went down street.
and upon his return il was noticed that ne
acted in peculiar manner. The attend
ing physician was hastily summoned, but
before his arrival the man was seized with
a severe attack of what seemed TO be the
tremens lie overpowered two OF the
family and went up the street at rapid
pait To several persons whom he met ne
declared that the Lord was fighting with
the world and that Christ's disciples were
To arrive here Wednesday next, when the
world would come 20 an end. He made
things lively on his travels, and was about
TO enter a private residence when ac-
ouaintances captured him. lie was taken
TO his home where medical attendance was
rendered. but not until after forcible
struggle enslied This morning he Is said
TO have also "A severe attack q pneumonia.
The Pawtmcket Veteran N1remen mt a
meeting held a few months ago got into
slight wrangle ana voted not To subscribe
for any of the Pawtucket papers or lhoso
represented here of Providence There
was a hot time, and arguments were for
chile. The above vote kept many mem
hers away evenings. and az the last meet
inc the vote was rescinded and all local
papers admitted. The local papers and
correspondents have always been ready TO
aid the association and the former step
taken by the members was wholly un-
called for.
The registration of voters in this city is
going on fairly we'll, and but "a few days
more remain i'm which TO qualify rs reg
istered voter. TO Republicans who here
tofore have been dilatory in this matter,
attend 10 il at once The Republican
skirmishers in the several wards through
out the city are doing excellent work, and
mean TO continue iG 20 the last moment.
City Clerk Sibley's office is open from 3
A. NJ. 10 8 T.. NJ. every week day, and do
not wait until the last night. Dec; 3lst is
the closing date, and all should avail
themselves of the opportunity at the
earliest possible moment TO avoid the rush.
The last political deal should be remem-
bered and let not an occurrence OF this
kind take place again. The three cleo
tions of the coming year are OF the great
est importance TO every voter.
The State Council of the Catholic
Knights of America will be the guests of
Branch 26S tomorrow.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
school committee will be held Monday
evening.
tan Lodge No. &, /. O. o. f., held last even
ing, four new candidates were given the
second degree.
George Bowen, OF the firm of Bowen *
Lane, stable keepers, died at his residence
on Mason street yesterday. He was aman
well liked by all who made his acquaint-
ance, and an upright business man in
every particular.
That all voters may have an opportunity
TO register for next year City Clerk Sibley
has arranged to be at the several ward
rooms as follows:
ON Monday evening he will be at the
Fifth Ward room at O'Clock; on Tuesday
evening at the Fourth Ward, ind also on
Tuesday evening, Dec. %; at the First
Ward on Thursday evening, Dec IL, and
on Monday evening, Dec. 81; at the Second
Ward on Friday evening, Dec. IL. The
Office will be open on the evenings OF Dec.
daily from s till 8 o'clock.
The annual banquet OF the Garfield Re
publican Club will be held Friday evening
next, at o'clock, the place TO be Infantry
HALL This event will be the Inauguration
Of the educational campaign for 1892 The
noted speakers who have signified their
intentions 10 be present are Hon. John ;.
Wise of Virginia, Hon. Theodore Roose-
welt of New York city, Hon. Timothy II.
Byrnes of Minnesota, the organizer
9f the National Republican League of the
United States also, the Hon. Charles
Anderson of New York. Business meet
ings will be held tonight and "Wednesday
evening next, Mt o'clock, for the purpose
of receiving applications for membership
and the transaction of general business.
This affair promises 20 be one of the most
prominent in the clubs history.