The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08

which his name came up. IL was learned
that he had been rejected.
OF course. Mr.. Glare didn't like this
very well. He had a right TO expect bet
ter treatment. He was a Republican In
good standing. lie had been elected 10
the general assembly on the straight Re-
publican ticket and he got a good vote,
too but apparently that did not constitute
qualification for membership In the
Lincoln Republican club. Now his friends
are backing him for the mayoralty nomi-
nation and his name thus presented. Is
like shaking a red rag in the face OF a
bull 10 the stalwarts.
FIGHT TO A FINISH.
If Mr.. Glare really does go out after
the nomination. and he is met in the eau
cuses by Mr.. Newell II will be a fight
10 finish. with the chances very much
in favor OF Mr.. Clare. This would mean
knockout for the machine on the first
round and IL is scarcely probable that II
would do very much for his election At
the polls.
II Mr.. Clare should decide not To go af-
ter the mayoralty nomination, he would
be a candidate for the nomination for
the legislature and her again as interest
ing situation would develop. IL is per-
sistently rumored that Mr.. Clare. while he
calls himself Republican. is rather al
admrer of Col. Goddard, who is the DEM
ocratic and Independent candidate for
United States senator. He is not ready
10 make public any such declaration at
the present time, but II Is said he has de-
clared he would not pledge himself TO the
support OF any other man IL he was elect
ed. In addition 10 that IL is a well-known
fact the West Side Republican club there
are large number OF members who are
also strong admirers Of Col. Goddard and
some go so far as to say. that in the
membership there are several out and out
Democrats who keep up their membership
because OF the social features.
OF course, such a condition OF affairs
Is abhorent 10 the members OF the Lin
coin club and as. in this association are
the most machine leaders. there is the
best OF reason TO believe that Mr. Clare
Will not be given hearty support in that
direction.
However, It doesn't really matter very
much any way II the Democrats are
wise. and there is not the slightest doubt
that they are going to be anything else.
they Will make strong nomination and
with good man at the head OF their
ticket, they will win out from top TO bot
tom, besides making a good showing in
the city council. which this year does not
contain a single Democrat
SUB POSTAL STATION.
announcement was made Thursday that
the post office department would establish
a sub-postal station on the west side. The
drug store of Alexander McGunagle has
been selected as the place most centrally
located. The news will be welcomed by
the residents Of this part oe the city for
they have been long clamoring for a post
office. When the location OF the post
Office was changed from High street TO
thought that II should be placed nearer
the west side, and since then their have
been many requests for a sub-station.
These requests are now about to be grant
hn gfA sNf
section of the city will have nothing to
In the way OF post-office facilities.
LOST A WHEEL.
An express wagon belonging to Benjamin
Lambert of Lonsdale lost wheel on
Broad street last evenings about 1880
o'clock causing the wagon TO settle 10 the
car tracks. No one was injured but cleo
trio car traffic was delayed for short
time.
WILL ISSUE PAPERS.
Judge Follett will again be at the dis
trict court this afternoon for the purpose
OF Issuing naturalization papers. After
the new law goes into effect next month.
II will be more difficult TO obtain these
papers and so a special effort Is being
made 20 have all that are eligible procure
the papers now. Next Tuesday evening
AT the rooms Of the Democratic associa-
tion on Dexter street there will be some
body in attendance to issue papers TO any
eligibles that apply.
BRASS FIXTURES FOUND.
During the week the police discovered
a quantity of brass trimmings and fix
lures in one OF the junk shops OF the city.
Last evening Superintendent Briden OF
the Nicholson File Company called at the
station and Identified the property as that
which was stolen from the engine room OF
the concern a short time ago.
HELD ENJOYABLE SOCIAL.
An enjoyable social was held in Colonial
Hall last evening by Branch Maud Come,
L.. N F. There large
people present, including delegations from
the branches In the surrounding cities.
Music for dancing was furnished by Fay's
Belmont orchestra,
The committee which had charge OF the
ARA ngcments consisted Of Mamie Walsh. |
chairman: Annie O'Brien, secretary; Ma
ria Maggie, treasurer; Bridget Tormey and
Bridget Mcmahon.
Bridget Mcmahon was floor director and
was ably assisted by Bridget Tormey and |
Annie Joyce.
CAR THROWN FROM TRACK.
An electric car collded with a two
horse tipcart yesterday afternoon on !
Broad street. near the works OF the |
American Supply company. The car, in !
charge of Conductor Cook and Motorman |
Greenlaw, was going al a good rate OF |
speed and was thrown from the track |
by the force OF the collision. No one was
injured.
The pole Of the wagon was broken, as
WIS TIE HdIitSS' llt llpCdIl ptlOubtu 10 |
the Albion company.
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME.
The opening football game OF the sea-
son occurs today when the J. & Il. Coats !
eleven meets the Pan-Americans OF Fall /
River on the Lonsdale avenue grounds. |
The game commences at $3.50 and no |
doubt there will be a large attendance. |
for the Fall River team holds the cham
pionship OF the New England league and |
the locals have got together a strong ag-
gregation TO oppose them
4 SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Vaadals. Jr,
who were married Monday. returned from
their honeymoon yesterday and their
friends had arranged To give them an
agreeable surprise last evening Four
niers hall was engaged. and a few mem
bers of the party visited the home OF the
couple and succeeded I'm having them
journey there 10 was but few mo-
meuts before they realized that they were
being given n surprise and, taking the
situation In the proper light. the newly