The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01

RALLIES
IN PLENTY
TONIGHT

After yesterdays upsetting OF plans in
connection with the state parade matters
were going along smoothly at Republican
headquarters today although a number Of
the men who went 10 Pascoag last night
were weary lot on account OF not ar
riving home until about 1:30 a. m. Most
OF them are planning 70 spend about
week after election in a miniature RIP
Van Wrinkle" nap to make UP for that
repose which they have missed in the
past two weeks.
The Tenth ward Republicans were 10
have had a rally on Friday night which
will also be a sort OF Jollificauon meet
ing over the discomforture OF their op-
ponents but Alderman Covell said that
the ward rally can be held just as well
on Saturday night.
In addition TO the big Wakefield rally
tonight there will be meeting at Cow
entry to which David ]. White OF the
speakers bureau has assigned Councilman
II: @. Rawson and c. NJ: Lee.
This rally will be held In Somoeet nan.
Col Jackson will go 10 Thornton 70
Cranston assemblyman will drop In and
tell the Harrisville boys why they should
support the straight Republican ticket
and UP in Woonsocket DR.. Dandeln VIII
be one OF the spellbinoers.
BIG PARADE EVERY NIGHT.
The Republican Bureau Of Marching
clubs Is a busy place and Capt Webb and
Col WarAeld are staying up nights pre-
pairing the lines OF the various parades
scheduled for the next few days New
port tomorrow and Central Falls on the
following night. stale parade On Friday
night and East Providence Saturday.
A hundred and one things are 70 be
looked out for, including bands. lunches.
transportation and extra uniforms, trans
parencies and torches so that one job
completed there are several more still
waiting 10 be taken up. About 1000 men
in line Is what is expected for Central
Falls.
The Democrats have their rallies COM
ing In thick and fast now for the next
few days and there are four scheduled
for tonight.
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
Mayor Augustus S. Miller, Col Liddell
aid p, II. MGlholland are scheduled 10
ST eak at the rally at 12s North Main
street in this city this evening.
In the Fifth ward rally at Pawtucket,
Governor L. +. c. Garvin, Col. p. III.
Quinn, G. b. Cochran. Mr.. Mcdonald and
George T. Brown will address the meet
ing.
Out at Lonsdale Frank Fitzsimmons
and George T. Brown will be heard and
there will also be big rally at Woon-
socket at which Ex-Governor Mcmillan
OF Tennessee. Hon. John ]. Fitzgerald and
Franklin p. owen will be heard.
The Sixth ward Democrats will more
than hold their own, is the opinion OF
Christopher O Brien OF the ward commit
tee despite the efforts being put forth by
the adherents OF Alderman James f.
Freeman 10 give him an overwhelming
majority there. About 200 is the majority
that they think the Republicans will get
for mayor there, in Mr. Freeman's own
ward. which is no more than last year.
"Of course there may be a few Demo-
Gratis in the ward who will shout a diff
ferent tune this year than they are used
70, but they probably have been appealed
to quite strongly" said Mr.. O'Brfen, sig
nificantly.
you will find the Sixth ward Demo-
Gratis as a whole just as strongly for
Mayor Miller as they were before.