The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-20

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Last Saturday evening a few well
clubs to enjoy a game OF hearts and at
the conclusion of the game INDUCED in
little political gossip and they made UP
slate that they thought would just suit.
A little later this talk was peddled about
the streets on the real thing. So far. ac-
cording to the statements OF a well
known political leader. neither the Repub-
licans or Democrats has as yet made up
a slate for the coming election. and the
only real move that has been made was
by the Republicans, who are very desir-
ing of Joining hands with the good gov
ernment party. This morning one OF the
leading Democrats informed the repre-
many Of the good government people
would join with the Democrats and to do
this 1t was possible that the Democrats
would name some OF the candidates that
are likely to be coaxed to accept place
on the Republican ticket In the past the
Republican party has called upon certain
men who are known about election time
as Democrats for a little help. but these
few Democrats may. said the News
Democrat informant this morning find
themselves "out IN the cold and alone"
this election. There are about a half a
dozen OF this stamp OF Democrats In
town, who II is said. get busy" at cleo
ton time, and arc handed Republican
cash for expenses" bat from reports,
they -are-tae only ones who are on the
salary list. The Democrats expect 20 make
the best showing this pear that they
ever have, and one OF their issues will be
"a cleaner town morally" and ali candi-
dates will be calic6 upon to declare
themselves on this question. The Demo-
Gratis will undoubty present facts and fig
ures showing now nAaay persons nave
been arrested during tGe year and 10 what
expense the taxpayers nave been TO pay
the board OF these persons at the state
institutions, and they tAink tnat TAX
payers will object 10 the granting or 50
many so-called hotels IA tnS town.
THE OUTING A SUCCESS.
The first anual outing and cLainDake or
the local butchers anu grocers at Hor-
toms grove in Hehobotn yesterday was a
success in every way. Iney parry mum
bered o. and when they arrived at tc
grove found that Peleg tTancas had the
bake which contained turkeys, chickens,
Holsters and other things that are not
often found in bake, In readiness. Most
OF the men had not forgotten 10 nave
their appetites with them, and one young
man. Who for side issue conducts
poultry farm, ate 50 much, SO II is claim
.a. that he broke the seat occupied by
him at the table
There was a game of ball. one team
headed by Henry Giroux ana the other
by Richard Answorth. the score being
lib, but the Ainsworth team lays the
blame OF their defeat To their pitcher.
In the pie eating contest between Al
bert Kenyon and Joseph N!telle, the for-
mer won by one mouthfuL The outing
was arranged and carried out under the
guidance OF ID. w. Rich, Clarence f.
Horton and Louis Carpenter.
MINOR MENTION.
detachment from the local brigade of
the Naval Reserves will take part In the
sharpshooting contest at the state range
today for the adjutant-generafs trophy.
The Young Peoples society connected
with the Second Baptist church Will hold
their annual meeting this evening
Watchemoket tribe or Red Men Will
meet this evening
wANTED-ExPERIE TOPPERS
also girls IA to is years to learn. Steady
Apply Blackstone Stocking Co.. second
floor Waterman avenue and Guerney
street, East Providence.