The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-21

may have the advantage OF knowing what
she Democrats are planning and who they
will select for standard bearers this fall.
JOURNAL WRONG AGAIN. -
Mr.. Wallace Winckles Of Lexington ave.
nue.. member OF the committee of II from
Ward 6. was much interested today 10
see the article in the morning paper an
nounclng that he was living in the
Seventh ward and not assocfating much
with Sixth wardites
Mr.. Wrinkles attributes the article to the
activity OF a poll tax collector named
O'Neil, who called at the house where
he formerly resided TO enquire for him.
and not finding him announced that he
had removed 10 the Seventh ward.
The collector, it is said is anxious to
''get one" on O Brien OF the Sixth and en-
deavored to reach him through the yarn
about Mr.. Wrinkles
The latter who used TO live on Lexing-
ton avenue. has been there irregularly
since on account OF the fact that his
wife has been called TO the bedside OF her
mother who resides on Bellevue avenue,
in Ward T.
The furniture was at the Lexington
avenue place for 10 or II weeks after his
wife went away he said, and after stay
ing with his wife for time he took up
his abode on Potter avenue. pending the
time he should return 10 reside on Lex
ington avenue. While on Potter avenue
he has resided within the Sixth ward. and
says he certainly has not forsaken his
Sixth ward friends for most of them re-
side there.
THE MEETING FOR REDRESS.
There will be a good crowd at Gelb's
parlors tonight, II Is anticipated and some
OF those who fancy they have a grev-
ance I'm that they believe their names
are crossed from the Democratic caucus
lists will be agreeably surprised TO find
that their names are not off at all. Much
alarmist talk has been spread by trouble
makers. who hoped TO stir up enough dis
sention 10 split the party and destroy the
bright prospects which exist this fall.
There will be some men there 10 pro-
test who would never have felt aggrieVcd
at their names removal until somebody
explained TO them why they ought TO do
So. Indeed, some OF them wondered how
they ever got by so long without being
put out OF the caucuses before
such names OF Democrats as tho ma
iority ~ the executive committee consider
worthy Of the name and OF the caucus
privileges will be replaced on the lists II
found stricken Off and II any such are
the victims OF mistakes they should not
feel badly, when they consider the vast
number Of names involved and the many
possibilities of making errors.
The meeting may take until quite late
at night a. some who feel disgruntlcd
at being put out Of the party caucuses
and branded as unit may mack n fight
OF 70 and cudcavor TO secure remstal-
meut hy the hcp of friends on the board
Whether they viii or not IS n matter
that VIII bo dccidsl tonight and members
of the Democratic committee of III feel
sure that their action I'm enrolling Demo
Gratis and branding traitors Will be sus-
tanned
TROUBLE RUMORs RIFE.
There have been many rumors that
there would bc bother when the commit
tee had It's session. II things did not go
60 suit The MO-. and steps have been
taken Co protect the meeting from out
side Interference and prevent unseomly
by the city committee.
Following IS a letter which was sent
today IN William ~. Luther. chairman OF
board ~ police commissioners:
Dear SRA meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Democrats city com
miftco viii be held az Gelbs parlors iq3
Westminster street Thursday. Sept 2i.
az s o'clock p. m
II have reason 20 believe that an at
tempt will be- made by outside interests
90 create q disturbance and thus Interfere
with the progress OF proceedings. In
order 10 prevent this 7 respectfully re-
quest you as chairman of the police COM
mission TO sec TO 10 that ample police pro-