The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-27

I ]. Smith; examining-william II. Keene
Fred Breck. and Alexander Van Vreden-
| burg employment-Alexand Van Vre-
denburg, William III. Keene and Frederick
| Breck: fnance-Thomas r. Burke, Riley
Daniels and Albert III. Keene.
ARRANGED FOR BRITISH DAY.
There was a meeting last evening OF
Harmony lodge Sons OF st. George. at
which time matters pertaining TO British
day were discussed. This gathering will
be held at Rocky Point on Aug. 4. and
there Will probably be large attendance
from this city.
TO SHRINE OF ST. ANNE.
A pilgrimage to the shrine OF Ste Anne
at Fall River was made yesterday by the
parishioners OF the Church of Our Lady
OF Consolation, the trip being made on
the steamer Pontiac The party returned
10 this city early last evening.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Thursday. July 26. 1906.
Conveyances OF Real Estate-Trustee's
deed under will OF Edwin Darling 10 Hen
ry j. Schaulbert and wife. two lots OF
land with buildings and improvements
thereon on "the Eagle Market Farm
plat" consideration So Alder Landry to
Josepr Landry. land. buildings and i'm
provements on the easterly side of Orient
avenue: consideration $40
Mortgages OF Real Estate-Alexandre
Flliatrault and wife 10 william r. Scholze,
one undivided one-half OF three lots on
York avenue plat No. 4, and one undivided
one-half OF two lots on York avenue plat
No. 2; amount $3.50. Michael Moy TO Slater
Trust Company. land, buildings and inn
provements on the southwest corner of
Pearl and Garden streets: amount 5000;
Michael Moy TO Slater Trust Company
land. buildings and improvements on the
southwest corner OF Pearl and Garden
streets; amount $1,000.
Discharges OF Mortgages OF Real Estate
Fillatrault and wife by Prov
idence County Savings Bank, on land.
buildings and improvements on York ave-
nue. plats Nos and 4; amount sl25: AL
andre Filiatrault and Esther Flliatrault
husband and wife. in her own right) by
providence County Savings Bank. on land
buildings and improvements on York ave-
nue. plats Nos. and 4; amount si75.
Intentions OF Marrlage-Andrew Joseph
Healey of Central Falls and Katie Clark
Of this city.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral OF the late Fred w. Dexter
was held yesterday afternoon from the
family residence. 20 Brook street and Il
was strictly private only the Immediate
relatives OF the deceased being present.
The services were conductor by Rev.
Frank A. Appleton. rector of Trinity
church and the bearers were members OF
the family.
DISCUSSED POLITICAL PLANS.
There was a meeting last evening Of the
committee appointed by the Central
Trades and Labor union to consider tho
communication In reference 20 political
matters received from the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor and II proved a most in
ieresting one A. Hohler was elected
chairman and JOS A. Brickell. secretary.
The committee is evidently disposed to |
proceed on process OF illumination as a |
'esult of the meeting last night II Is prac- |
ically certain that the strength OF the |
apor unions as shown at the polls In this |
'ity this fall will not be given to the cam |
iidates OF the Socialist ticket.
IL was agreed at the first TO take up the
several paragraphs in the communication
md discuss them separately The most of
ne time for two hours was given TO the
ollowing paragraphs:
me frst concern OF all should be the
'osltlVe defeat OF those who have been
u labor A stingtng rebuke 10 them will
benefit not only the toilers but the neo.
,le OF the entire country
Wherever both parties ignore labors leg
siauNe demands straight labor candi-
'"te should be nominated so that honest
nen may have the opportunity I'm exer-
lslIB thelr franchise to vote according
o their conscience instead OF being com.
'elied either 10 refrain from voting or to
ote for the candidate and the party they
must IN their innermost souls despise."
one OF the members OF the committee
uvocated the idea Of endorsing the cam
iuates OF the Socialist party and this
iet with the strongest opposition. In
'c'. IL was apparent that there was the
lost bitter opposition TO such n nrono-
luon' III was finally agreed that the
omhlttee would not endorse the candi-
ates OF the Socialists In any form or
ave any connection with that party
Ihls was practically the only decision
sached last evening and at the next
ieeting. which viii be held Thursday
venlng the question OF whether or not
ne labor people will endorse different
andidates which may be nominated or
lake demands on one or the other OF tho
No dig parties to place on their tickets
ne names OF men who will be suggested
ussion
The communication. a part OF which is
uoted above. advises that opposition
hal be made 10 all men who by their
ast acts have shown that they were hos
lie 10 labor interests and between these
~o propositions there Is n chance for
difference Of opinion.
DISTRICT COURT.
Elizabeth Sanderson wa arratg,oa 40
'te Judge Tuck Of the district court this
'orning on a charge OF being a common
runkard. II was the first offence and
ne was placed In charge OF Probation
Ulcer Maymon TIN Dec. g.
Report was made TO the police this
lotning that liquor saloon located on
lain street IN the Woodlawn district was
roken into during last night and a auan-
~ of stock, together with a small sum
money. was taken therefrom.
'IG CROWD ENJOYED
LOW PRICE EXCURSION