The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25

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| for mayor. who viii have "A chance
| against the Democratic candidate. 1t is
not an easy task, because those whom
IL is desired to make the running. realized
tNat their chances are not over bright. II
Is said that Lyons Delaney has had all
he wants OF this kind Of sport and Is will
ing that some other fellow shall stand
up TO be Knocked down. He was told a
year ago that he had the job Of mayor
cinched and II is claimed that he was In
nocent enough To believe what he was
told. After the votes were counted he
learned that he had been used 10 let some
other man get the job OF senator and he
didn't like IL. This year il Is claimed
that he is quite willing that the other
fellow should have all there Is I'm IL and
he will stand outside Of the ring ana
watch the sport
AS for representative candidates the
Republicans say there will be no great
changes I'm the ticket over that OF "A year
ago This is quite as IL should be. The
men who won out last year ought to be
willing To get the drubblng that is due
for the ticket this year. At any rate, that
is what is coming to them and they know
IL.
II is n little too early 10 talk much
about the city council nominations Prob
ably the Gill-Keenan combination will
try TO beat out Alderman McCaughey In
the Third ward, but IL is rather difficult
to see what chance there is for success
In this direction In spite OF the efforts
OF the board OF tax assessors the ward liz
still strongly Democratic. even In the
property voters and the only hope for the
Republicans would be 90 split the Dem
ocratic with an Independent ticket. II
may be that this is the scheme. but IL is
difficult to believe that there are enough
Democrats I'm the ward who could be
lah In Ia 10 nU L. ind
of showing.
The only other fight that is now in sight
Is I'm the Fifth ward. where IL Is claimed
that Alderman Bennett does not feel sat-
ished with the edlct OF the French Repub-
licans that he step one side and make
room for Mr.. L'Heureux II is said that
he will make a contest I'm the caucus. but
I'm view of the fact that the French vot-
ers are said 10 be in such a large ma
iorftytn- that ward 10 seems hardly prob
able that he Will make much of a show
Ing. The machine of which Alderman
Bennett has for years been such a strong
factor, could hardly afford TO take sides
agninst the French voters OF their party,
and Mr.. Bennett would not therefore have
their support. II looks now as though
the cards were stacked against the man
who has always been so willing to do just
what he was told to do and that the end
OF his political career was very close at
hand, because there Is certainly no hore
that he can ever jump into the game out
side OF his ward
FAIRLAWN IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.
There was a large and enthusiastic
needing OF the Fairlawn Improvement so
ciety held i'm the rooms on Smithfield
avenue last evening and the Indications
are that this will soon be one OF the
very largest social organizations I'm the
city.
The meeting was presided over by the
president, David ]. White, and there were
40 new candidates voted I'm and also 4S
applications for membership which will
be acted upon at the next meeting.
Matters pertaining to better conditions
i'm the schools I'm that section OF the city
were considered and n committee Of one
was chosen TO appear before the school
committee and ask for relief
The street car situation was also con-
sidered II being alleged that on the lines
which run ahrough the western section OF
the city there are not sufficient cars
used. A committee was appointed TO con-
fer with the Rhode Island Co to see what
changes could be brought about There
was also a discussion regarding certain of
the highways of the city and another
committee was selected to look into this
matter.
soUANTUM TRIBE OF RED MEN.
The regular meeting OF Squantum tribe.
No. IL |. O. r.. NJ, was held last evening
In the Cole block. with a large attend
ance OF members and during the evening
they entertained a delega ton from Osse-
maquin tribe. The session was devoted TO
the consideration OF routine matters and
AT the conclusion social hour was en-
toyed. The newly appointed degree team
held its first rehearsal and IL Is expected
NIL hAN - - g...aa
to exemplify the degree work during the
coming winter.
HIS WRIST WAS SPRAINED.
A Polander. who said his name was
Adam Pitrosky. made complaint TO officer
McChron last evening that he had
been thrown from a car on North Main
street by the conductor because he was
smoking a cigarette Later he went To the
office OF DR.. Kenney and there is was
found that he was suffering from several
bruises and that one OF his wrists was
badly sprained
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours.
Monday. Sept "a. 1906
Real Estate ConveyanCes-Josephi
Connolly To Joseph r. Choauet. land.
and Improvements on map Of
building squares I'm East Pleasant. View
$40. Bernard Il. McNabb
TO Catherine Wilson, land. buildings and
improvements on the northerly side Of
Smith street; consideration $40 Jacob
Wilbur 10 Charles Bertonni land build
ngs and Improvements on Newport
avenue park; confederation 81.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Aglae
Mastel 90 Margaret Chcvalier land |
and Improvements on southeriy |
side OF Charles street, amount $4,000 Jo- |
'eph T. Choquet 20 Samuel NJ Fessen-
len, land. buildings and Improvements on |
map OF building squares I'm East Pleas
ant View; amount $1,000.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real /
Gray by Pawtuckct Insti- /
tuition FOR Savings. land. buildings and l
improvemcnI on Square No. 40. amount /
$1,000. ora X. Fuller by Isaiah r. Pearce. /
mortgage recorded In Book No. so. page
3Si
Intentions of Marriage -Iari- \
wee Of Central Fails and Josephine Du-
buque Of this city Patrick Dcghan and /
Agnes GIL both of this city: Joseph |
Waldo Richie and Ruth Maud Graves /