The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-21
CAMPAIGN
NOW ON IN
EARNEST

At the supper OF the Young Mems Re-
publican club this evening in Infantry
hall, upwards OF 1000 copies Of the cam
paign magazine compiled by Messrs.
Webb and Rhodes for the Young Mems
Republican club will be distributed to the
company at tho tables and are valuable
souvenirs Of the occasion.
President Webb Is arranging for
grand marching demonstration in Paw
tucket next Monday evening without
speechmaking, and 1t Is expected that be-
tween 1000 and 5000 orch-bearers will be
in line. They will go to the Cotton city
by trolley. Senator Aldrich having made
arrangements for the transit both ways.
MIR. MAGUIRE's PROPOSITION.
Apropos OF the refusal OF lessee Mcguire
of Infantry hall 20 accommodate his fell
low Democrats with a Saturday night en-
gagement for a rally unless they paid
him something like $500 for the use OF the
hall TO make good the loss he alleged
would ensue under his leave for dance
parties. Il is stated today that the CON
tract OF Mr.. Mcguire with the agent OF
the realty corporation owning the build
ing is 20 the effect that In case lessee
desire to relinguish the hall on any Sat
urday evening the corporation would give
him a bonus OF $40 for such release
Granting this arrangement 10 be true
II can readily be computed that Mr.
Maguire's assumed patriotic devotion to
his party was not allowed TO initiate
against his pecuniary advantage when he
placed his figure at half a thousand
dollars.
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
The revised arrangement OF dates for
Democratic rallies by the state cam
paign committee is given out today 1t
II noted that Music hall has not been
secured for next Sunday, but instead
Jimmie Williams. the latest Democratic
convert from the Prohibition party, is
TO addEsss the people on Exchange place.
Saturday, Oct. 22-Anthony. odd Eel
lows hall-George T. Brown, Colonel p.
H. Quinn and Franklin +. owen. Ex-
eter-E. c. Pierce. T. r. Corcoran, AS
semblyman D. A. Cotton.
Sunday Oct. 23-Exchange place-James
A. Williams
Monday. Oct 24-Lonsdale--GoverrAr
Garvin, Frankl,i p. owen. James A. VIII
liams.
Tuesday Oct. 3--Harrisvllle-Frank r.
Fitzsimmons. Franklin +. owen, Thomas
r. Cooney. Pawtucket First ward
James A Williams, Joseph Mcdonald
Wednesday, Oct 26-Irons hall Olney-
ville-Governor Garvin, Senator Bani-
gan, Congressman Granger. Pawtucket,
Ward S-E. c. Pierce. Franklin F. owen,
]. ]. Fitzgerald ID. A Cotton.
Thursday. Oct. 27--Ninth ward, Provi-
dence-Governor Garvin, Congressman
Granger. Amasa NJ Eaton. Ward 8.
Providence, Bazaar hall-Mayor Miller.
James A. Williams, ID. A. Cotton, l.. n.
Zisman.
Friday. Oct 2s-Carolina-Edwa NJ.
Sullivan, j. j. Fitzgerald. Franklin p.
owens.
Saturday. Oct. 2s-Wakefield-Mayo
Higgins, Franklin p owens. Natick-Coi.
Quinn, Joseph Mcdonald, Adelard Ar
chambault. Chepachet-George I. Brown,
George W. Greene.
Monday Oct Misunderstanding NJ.
Sullivan, j. j. Fitzgerald, Joseph McDon-
aid. Pawtucket, Ward 3-Gov. Garvin.
Col. Quinn. Joseph Mcdonald, George It.
Brown.
Tuesday. Nov. 1-woonsocket--J. j.
Fitzgerald. f. G. Pierce. Il. NJ sullivan.
Wednesday, Nov 2-Providence, Ward
5-Gov. Garvin, T. r. Corcoran.
Friday, Nov. 4-Music hall. Providence
Hon Edward NJ. Shepard. New York and
probably Congressman c. A. Towne.
STRENUOUS WORK.
The final caucuses having been held for
mayoralty and city council nominees by
both parties. the campaign Is now on till
Nov sth. The scenes at the headquarters
OF the state central committees remind
one most forcibly that strenuous work IS
being done In the circulation OF campaign
literature and canvassing the several sec
tions OF the state by local agents of the
two dominant parties.
Both sides express great confidence in
the success OF the respective tickets but
II is quite generally admitted that the
mayoralty contest in this city will lead
them all in point OF closeness and inten-
sity.