The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
NOMINATION
PAPERS FILED At
CENTRAL FALLS

Joseph Mcintyre and Charles Greene
filed on Saturday with City Clerk Craw-
ford at the city hall the nomination pa
pers on which Mayor McNally is to be
candidate for reelection.
The candidate is designated as that OF
the Peoples party and there were
about 100 names on the list.
According to the statement of the may
or he is going to make a strong fight for
the office and the conduct OF his cam
paign has been placed in the hands OF an
advisory board OF five members. Just
who these men are does not appear.
II is said that rallies in the interest OF
the mayor will be held and a number OF
speakers it is said have signified their in
tention TO help the mayor in his contest.
The mayor has been asked TO withdraw
from this contest by certain men In the
Democratic party owing to the possible
jeopardy OF the assembly ticket. He says
he has no personal enmity toward Mr..
Riley, the Democratic candidate for may
or, but he seeks vindication from the peo-
pie and on that account insisted on MAX
ing the fight.
MRS. TIERNEYS FUNERAL
Inc OF NlTS. CdTdu Nle
of Mathew Tierney, took place Saturday
morning from her late home on Adams
avenue, and was attended by one of the
largest gatherings which has been pres-
ent at a funeral in this vicinity for some
time. The services were held at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, and were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. FIR. Far
reilly. At the close Miss Clara McArdle
sang very feelingly Jesus Lover Of My
Soul"
A profusion OF floral tributes rested on
The casket. Burial took place at Mt. ST.
Marys cemetery and the bearers were
James Catalan, John McDermott. Pat
rick German, James Burns. George
Weeks and John Pollitt
WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS
The West Side Republican club met yes
terday and admitted three persons to
membership. Routine business was trans
acted and in the evening the members
listened 10 lecture on Russia" by Rob
ert Freer Of Providence.
DEMOCRATS MEET.
The Democratic association held an in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon at
the rooms on Dexter street.
The political situation was discussed by
the members and the sentiment OF all
seemed 10 be that the Democratic can
didates would be elected.
NATURAILsTS MEET.
The regular meeting OF the Field Nat
uralists was held yesterday in the rooms
on Brook street
An interesting lecture was given by
George w. Rhodes. his subject being "A
Trolley Ride Through New England"
WILL RAISE FLAG.
The newly organized Higgins club will
have a flag raising next Monday evening
at the corner of Dexter and Garfield
streets
In connection there will also be rally
at Colonial hall on Broad street at which
Mayor Higgins, Col. r. II. J. Goddard,
James A. Williams. Rathbone Gardner
and others will speak A band will be
engaged for the occasion.
FUNERAL SoLEMNIZED.
The funeral Of Alexander Lambert, bro
ther Of Chief OF Police Lambert took place
yesterday afternoon from his late home 8
Lincoln avenue The services in Notre
Dame church were conducted by Rev.
Fr. Prince
Interment took place in Notre Dame
cemetery. The different societies Of which
deceased was member all attended with
full ranks.
The bearers were Napoleon Lambert
and Hormidas Lambert. brothers OF the
deceased and Joseph sabourin Saraphin
Fountain, Celestin Riendeau and Joseph
Riendeau.
Mr.. Lambert had resided in this city
for about half a century and was highly
respected by all who knew him.
NOTES.
The Democrats OF the Fourth ward
have not yet decided on their full ticket
but James German will be the candidate
for alderman and Mathew Tierney for a
seat in the council.
The construction of the sewer on Holly
street for which an appropriation was re-
Gently made by the council was started
today.
Central Falls aerie OF Eagles will meet
tonight. The amendments TO the consti-
tuition of the order which were promulga-
ted at the recent national convention at
Milwaukee, will be read.