The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-03

There may he something doing in the
Square this evening. for there are TO he
two rallies one by the Democrats ana
one by the Republicans. The Repuoh-
cans have advertised their rally in the
daily papers while the Democrats con-
tented themselves with one sheet pos
ters. Both announcements read. Irons
hall Thursday evening. Nov 30. When
The eve OF one OF the leading Democrats
rested on the Republican notice. he be-
gan 20 hustle and when he called upon
the agent OF Irons hall and asked now
81 happened that he had Jet the hall TO
The Republicans when the Democrats
had already engaged 81, the lynx
eyed Democrat was referred 10 someone
down town and then tho Democrats al,
mtted that perhaps he had sot niksa ,sa
hall for Wednesday evening instead OF
Thursday and the matter ended by say
ing that the hall would this evening be
occupied by the Republicans.
The Democratic Committee then Wenu-
ed It's way 10 the Chaffee street police
station, and got permission from zap.
tain Rowe 10 hold an open rally In 'front.'
~ the hall. for SAYS the spokesman, we
do not want the Republican TO get lot
of Democrats in the haii and convert
them. .
have by far the largest crowd, Tor thsy
claim that they have more room ana VIII
have Just .as good speakers
TOOK CARE or HIMSELF.
George Martin. who has been married
less than two years ana mas cnlu
seems TO have forgotten that he ~ the
bread winner for his little family ana
Mrs Martin stood this "a long az she
could and then told her story TO Captail,
Rowe who took the easy going husband
into custody. ....
no great desire TO labor and when real
hungry would so to the home OF us
-,,xr,f,te-af,a- -hiA-fill-- che LETT
his wife and little one TO eat when' where
This morning Mr. Martin was reminded
~ the fact that Mrs Martin and
child cut little figeur In his affairs.
ONE MORE CHANCE.
Edward McKeough. who Ia member OF
highly respected family on Plainfeld
street. and who some time ago was sent
10 the state farm. hut was bsiled out
hy a relative, has been arrested two
mornings in succession for being drunk
on TUESDAY night he went home and
began TO annoy his mother and sister
and finally they sent for Patrolman Hol'
land who found the chap In the cellar OF
the house.
He was locked up for being drunk. lie
did the same thing last evening and was
locked UP. II II happens again McKeough
drunkard,
GENERAL MENTION.
The members OF the marching clubs
who took part in the demonstration al
Newport last evening, or at least a por-
tion OF them. made an all night Job OF II,
for they were seen vending their way
home late this morning. All report that
they spent very pleasant night
p. J. Frye OF Hillside avenue called al
the police station yesterday and reported
that his Wolf dog. valued at so. Slipped
his collar yesterday and had not beer
seen since.
James Moran. who is the Republican
candidate for the position OF overseer o
the poor will undoubtedly poll a larg,
vote I'm this ward as he Is we'll known
and most highly esteemed.
Harry Boghegean of 6s Perkins stree
reported TO the police last evening tina
some one stole his s2e wheel from tn,
wcybosset mills yesterday.
Alice Lowe died at the home OF he
son-in-law, John Baron li6 Sterling ave
nue. last evening at the age OF 70 He
funeral win be held Sunday at O'Clock
The tools reported stolen by Joh
O'Hearn OF Manton avenue have beel
found. Children had them for pla
things
The Democrats are 10 hold a rallx d
Irons hall tomorrow evening. InterestlnI
speakers are announced
Tomorrow being the first Friday In tn
n.olth special services will he held morn
ing and evening I'm the Catholic churches
The funeral OF Elizabeth. wife OF Ed
wsro Rogers. was held at her late home
1875 Gladstone avenue AT $50 this morn
inr.
Hose 10 was called out TO extinguish ,
In tha dunn n oF
street last evening
box 50 was rung last evening for a ar
in Joseph Browns woods on. Manton ave
nue.. No damage
Cecilia T. Barnes. "a years old. died a
her home. 42 Rowley street, yesterday.
William, son OF John T.. and Mary J
ponnelly, died At his home. I73 Juiiai
street. yesterday
The funeral OF Mary McKenna was hel,
81 81. Msrys church this morning
WARREN