The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
CENTRAL FALLS
DEMOCRATS
CONFIDENT

The leaders OF the Democratic party in
this town propose 10 put up a big fight
the coming fall and I'm order that they
will be able 20 win out they are planning
10 get out n big registration. The success
OF the party IN the past two or three
years has given them confidence and they
know that all that is needed is good hard
work
The situation from the Democratic
standpoint is certainly encouraging. They
have plenty OF good material for candl-
dates and the issues that face the voters
today will appeal TO the very large indie
pendent element that was once a part or
the Republican machine but is so no
longer.
DIR. Remington who has been elected TO
the senate for two years Is willing 10
make another run for the place, and Is
an avowed candidate for the nomination.
He is a good vote getter and can proba-
bly, be elected this year against any man
the Republicans will name
Representative Rattey, who was curins
the recent session Of the general assem-
bly, the Democratic leader on the floor OF
the house will probably receive renom-
ination, and he will undoubtedly be re-
elected. Just whether Mayor McNally
wants another term as chief executive
OF the city is not known but IL he does he
can have II.
The time was. few years ago. when
Democratic candidates had practically no
chance for election in this city; but that
time has gone by. The old Republican
machine built up by the late John X.
Dennis ran things with a high hand.
They had everything their own way for
years and then there was a revolt. 1t
was Just such n revolt as is being mani
Tested all over the state at the present
time against the Republican state ma
chine. Men who had for years been iden-
titled with the c.. o. p, could no longer be
counted upon and In fact many of them
came out boldly in opposition.
Mr. Isaac r. Lawton, who is trying
to wear the mantel OF the Boss, is
crying Harmony" and says the differ
ences between the several factions OF
his party are all patched up. but he
ought TO know better. Certainly
everyone else knows that IL is not the
case. That faction which has its
headquarters in the West Side Repub-
lican club desires no affiliation with the
one which meets nightly at the Lin
coin Republican club rooms on Cen
trail street Then there is still an
other faction that has no meeting place
or no organization but I'm Its ranks are
men like former Mayor William p.
Moles, John T. Barber. former Alder
man JprfDH - IditS VuiAt ~ mum
Der of the best-known citizens OF the
town. Myron T. Fish. vice president
OF the common council and even Jona-
than Chsse, who, on one occasion, was
a United States senator for n few
years decline 20 follow the standard
OF Mr.. Lawton.
These compose the class OF men who
will support candidates for the general
assembly this year who will be pledged
to vote for Col r. II. ]. Goddard and
their votes are almost certain TO elect
the Democratic candidates. The Re-
publicans in the last two or three years
have had the greatest difficulty In get
ting candidates for the several places
and there are already Indications that
the difficulty this year will be even
greater than ever
PROBATE COURT.
There was a session Of the Probate
court at the city hall yesterday after
noon. Judge Brochu presiding. and the
following docket was disposed OF:
The first and final account OF the adj
ministrator OF the estate of George II.
Dalton was examined. allowed and or
dered recorded.
Margaret Foran was appointed guar
dian of the person and estate OF John
H. Lee n minor over IA years OF age.
Bond 5000. Sureties. John Farrell and
John Lee. Appraisers Stanley ~
Chase. Frederick W. Entwistle and
Walter L. Kelly.
The bond OF the administrators of the
estate of George Il. Dennis was eX-
amined and approved Inc inventory Of
the estate was examined and allowed
The petition to allow the inventory
OF the estate OF Zepherin Paquette was
received and continued.
The petition TO admit to probate the
will OF Peter Lusignon was received
and continued.
The bond OF the executor of the es-
tate OF e. st. Jean Laliberte was ex-
amined and approved.
An allowance OF $50 per month and
the furniture OF the estate Of George
ii Dennis was made TO the widow.
The petition OF the guardian OF the
estate OF william +. Gooding TO sell
real estate belonging to the estate
was received and continued, with order
OF notice.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE.
There was large attendance at the
funeral OF John Crawley, which was held
yesterday from the late residence of the
deceased on Pine street. Services were
later held at the Holy Trinity church.
conducted by Rev. FIR. Gibbons.
The interment was in Mt St. Mary's
cemetery. and the bearers We're John j.
Timothy, Patrick Crawley. Thomas Craw-
ley, James DOnertN ana fIWard Hurley.
WoMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
There was a meeting last evening OF the
Woman's Relief corps connected with
Ballou post. TIE department president,
Mrs. Rosa A. Patt and her official suite
paid an official visit and there were also
a number of other visitors, Matters re-
lating to the plans for Memorial day
were fully discussed.
Will. GIVE HIS ORDERS.
At the police roll call this morning
Mayor McNally will be present at the
police station and give has orders TO the
several patrolmen. They will be instruct
ed TO keep their eyes open on Sunday for
any violation OF the liquor laws and to
report to him personally II they see any
thing Of the kind in any part OF the
city.
IL may be that some OF the liquor men
in the city have an idea that they are
going TO be permitted 90 do n Sunday
business now that the affairs OF the de-
partment have been taken full charge OF
by the mayor, but that gentleman in
formed the representative OF the News
Democrat this morning that nothing OF
the kind would be allowed and that ~