The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-05
ITALIANS MAKING TROUBLE.

would be better for one OF them TO move
10 some other tenement.
ITALIANS MAKING TROUBLE.
II appears that the gang OF Italians,
who are engaged i'm building the new Bur-
! CESS mill at Darlington are rather quar-
| relsome set and almost every day the po-
lice are called upon 20 make an arrest for
a fight or assault OF some kind. Appar-
| emily the men who are In charge have
| very little control over the workmen ana
these having no very great responsible
| ~ and being I'm new surroundings are
| having no control over themselves. Fights
are almost OF daily occurrence and unless
a new gang OF more peaceable disposition
| takes the places Of those now working at
| this place there is an excellent chance OF
something serious I'm that vicinity before
very long.
The latest breach OF the peace occurred
last night II appears that Edward Mills,
a man about so years OF age. was stand
ing on Broadway when a gang OF these
Italian laborers who had filled up on liq-
uor from some OF the nearby saloons
came along and proceeded TO amuse thine
selves at the expense OF Mr. Mills. one
OF the men snatched a pipe from his
mouth and then struck him over the
head. The fellow was arrested and gave
his name as Fedora Mallotta. This morn
pay a fine Of $40 and costs.
Another OF the gang who said his name
was Grese Alphonso was also sent TO the
static and on being searched knife was
found I'm his clothes. He was charged
with carrying concealed weapons and he
too, was ordered 10 pay a fine OF $40 and
costs.
DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
Chairman Butler OF the Democratic city
committee has called a meeting of that
body for Friday night in Eagles hall in
the Smith building, and at that time
date will be set for the caucuses for the
election Of delegates TO the state con
vention. other matters Of political inter
est will come up at the same time and
from that time till tho date OF the cleo
tion the political pot In this city will boil
quite merrly.
CLASS IN NATURALIZATION.
One week from Friday there will be n
large number of men from this city in
the United States court I'm Providence
for the purpose OF taking out their nat
uraliZation papers. Chairman Butler Of
the Democratic city committee has made
arrangements so that the greater part Of
the afternoon will be given up to appli-
cants for papers from Pawtucket.
PoThIER REPUBLICAN CLUB.
There was a meeting Of the Pothier
club In the rooms I'm Pleasant View last
evening and from now tin the date OF the
election these meetings Will be Of weekly
occurrence. This club Of which Ulderic
Losell was once president and thus sue
ceeded in reaching a place I'm the city
council. but which is now presided over
by Camille Foisy has decided who IL
wants for members of the city council
from the First and Second wards, school
committee. general assembly and city
committee. Up. 70 the present time II
has not come TO any agreement as 10 the
candidate OF the party for mayor. but
perhaps IT may do that before long.
At the meeting last night John b. S.
Brazeau. who is desirous OF another term
In the legislature. made speech In
which he claimed all OF the good things
which the city. state and nation were
now enjoying were due 10 the efforts OF
| the Republican party and consequently
he ought to have another year In the
general assembly. There were one or two
other speakers and they all talked along
the same general liue.
RECEPTION TO NEW DEPUTY.
Northcote Camp No 1929 Modern Wood
men Of America. held a largely attended
meeting last evening at which time
reception YVES rendered to the new dis
trict deputy George II. Baldwin. There
was a collation. and an entertainment to-
gether with several speeches and gen
eral good time.
FRACTURED A KNEE.
Richard Early. whose home is in See
konk, fell at Darlington yesterday and
fractured his left knee. He was taken
to the Twin City hospital for treatment.
ENDORSE THE DEMOCRATS.
The BARRIERS union OF this city has en-
dorsed the candidates of the Democratic
party OF this city and pledged Its sup
port for this year and at the same time
IL has placed its official condemnation on
the actions OF the Republican party and
expressed itself as ready TO DO what IL
can 10 defeat the candidates of that party:
There was a very large attendance or
the members Of the union the meeting
having been held in the rooms In Labor
Temple Thomas a. Jette, the president
was in the chair. Mr.. Jette was last year
a candidate for the general assembly ana
on the face OF the wardens returns ne
was elected but when IL came to the
state returning board he was counted out
and Mr. Brazeau was declared elected In
his place He called attention to the work
which the Democratic party mas peen 90
ing for the laboring people OF the state
and advocated the endorsement or the
candidate of that party.
Al the conclusion OF his remarks the
following resolutions were introduced ana
Whereas. The recent communication
from President Gompers OF the American
Federation Of Labor in regard to noliu-
cal action on the part Of organized labor
I'm the coming election in order that legis-
lation favorable TO wage earners may De
enacted we indorse. and
Whereas. In view OF the recent rumors
regarding a new or labor party TO carry
out the above purports, we deem as uu-
wise and disastrous to the labor classes
and n great hindrance TO the work al
ready under way for reforms, and
Whereas. We believe the only practical
way in which organized labor can make
it's work I'm the coming election bear fruit
is by an alliance with one or the other or
the dominant parties. the one TO select 10
be chosen on the merits OF what IL has
done in the past years for the great body
OF workers. and
whereas. The Republican party has
been In absolute power I'm both branches
OF the general assembly, the legislative
branch OF the government, for about ~
years. afordinE that organization golden
opportunities TO enact legislation for the
masses, and
Whereas. II the policy OF the Republican
,,nrtU nod hean foNornb bla N labor tho