The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02

This evening a big rally will be held IN
the town hall under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Republican club. This is the
first rally the Republicans have held I'm
number OF years, nearly a dozen. in fact.
and no pains are being spared in the ef-
fort to infuse enough life and vigor into
II to make up for lost time
The principal speaker OF the evening
will be Hon. George IL. Utter, the Re-
publican candidate for governor. j. Frank
Davis, president Of the common council
OF Pawtucket will also speak. There Is
every Indication that the rally will be not
only the biggest, but the most successful
thing OF the kind which has been held
here in a long time
During the past week a telephone has
been put In at the permanent headquar-
ters OF the club at Taunton avenue. This
building has been fitted up and furnished
byN the club and will be used "a head
quarters for the carrying on OF the regis
tration and naturalization work and on
election day the election returns VIII, by
special arrangements be received over the
telephone. II is stated that the policy of
the club will be ito accomplish such re-
form as may from time 10 time become
necessary through the medium Of the
party itself and not through alliance
with the party's opponents"
PLEASE DISTRICT TE."
The talk about those circulars sent out
by the Citizens club last week has not
died out vet In expressing their opin-
ions in answer 10 the Interrogation
| What do you think OF the Citizens club
| circular" propounded by News reporter
several OF the Republican candidates
have denied both the statements and the
insinuatiops In them in toto. characteriz-
| ing them false.
Several OF the circulars were sent to
Judge Bliss one OF which bore the leg
end please distribute on the margin.
/ These were sent I'm an envelope bearing
a one cent stamp. Notwithstanding the
! fact that the written request Is claimed to
have made them first class matter, sub
| ject to letter rates.
| What do you think OF n, judge ask
ed The News reporter.
They contain enough lie 20 make a
barrel OF soft soap was the reply.
II is claimed by many that the circu-
lars have done the Republicans more
! good than harm. as several who had sig
nifed their intention to vote against
Judge Bliss for school committee and
I Frank Hill for tax assessor have now
stated that they will vote the straight
Republican ticket.
TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.
Saturday night an adjourned m ma"ting
OF tho town council WAS held In the I'd
ministrative chamber In the Town hall.
President Martin presiding and fun
board I'm attendance. There was little
done besides completing the work OF cam
| vassing the voting lists TO be used At
the various polling places tomorrow.
Mr. Cady presented to President Mar
tin handsome gttvel made OF wood from
the old Gaspee block IN Providence.
! ushi i1h N he n
ell with appropriate remarks.
CoLLIDED WITH AUTO
Saturday night one OF the Crescent
| Park cars i'm charge OF Conductor =. c.
/ Thomas and Motorman Albert Davis
crashed into big touring car near Ar
mingtons corner. badly wrecking the
auto. but not doing any serious injury
20 its occupants.
| The car was bowling down Pawtucket
avenue at lively rate and as II was
| approaching Martin street the auto dash
| ed out OF that thoroughfare onto Paw
tucket avenue just In time for collision,
The big touring car was thrown for
ward several feet by the force OF the
/ impact and was badly damaged It's two
occupants were hurled from the vehicle.
but beyond few bruises they escaped
injury.
Neither the motorman OF the car or the
| operator OF the auto saw the danger OF
a collision until II was too late TO avert
the mishap.
DIED SUDDENLY.
James Smith. an-aged retired business
| man was found dead I'm his bed yesterday
morning by Thomas Frazer. who oc-
cupies n tenement In the house where
Mr. Smith lived at the corner OF Pur-
chase and Orchard streets.
/ Mr.. Smith who was a widower and
so far as IL known had no relatives In
/ this country. He had been suffering
/ from heart trouble for several days. but
/ had not given up going each day 60 the
office OF Dr. Simeon Hunt for reatment.
/ When he retired Saturday evening he
complained that he did not feel we'll. and
Mr.. and Mrs Frazer told him n he want
/ ed anything during the night TO knock
\ ON the partition and thew would attend
to his wants In the morning he did not
arise as early ss was his habit Mr..
\ Frazer entered his room and found that
4 he was dead. II was not considered nee
essary TO notify the medical examiner.
Mr. Smith was native OF ENGLAND.
| but had lived here for n good many
wears. lie purchased the house where
4 he died the lower portion OF which r.
used as n grocery store about ten wears
/ ago and for n time conducted the h'Ni-
ncss until his advanced axe forced him
/ 10 give up business cares.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded at the Office Of the
/ town clerk.
Willard IT, Green sold Co Elmira A. E.
I Bates. portion of lot Go on the John Cole
I plst subject 20 mortgage for 1880.
with all the buldinT- and improvements
/ thereon for $40
David p Gcff sold tc Frank v. Hazard
tots i7s and i7s on the Medbery and Law
I ton plat with all the buildings and i'm
| prn,emenfs thereon-for 30