The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-15
OLNEYV|LLE
Eight Ward Democrats Name Strong
Council Ticket for Tonight's Caucus.
Secret Society Man Has Trouble With
Wife Over Attending Lodge-MiIl Opera
tive Injured.

The Democratic ward committee of the
Eighth ward has recommended to the vot-
ers OF that ward the following ticket for
the city council caucus this evening:
| For william III. Mulcahcy
407 Manton avenue For common council
Herman Baumgartel. 2oi Lowell avenue: /:
Robert f. Carroll, 679 Cranston street;
John H. Walsh, 60 Whittier avenue;
Emanuel Oldheld- III Pocasset avenue.
| The meeting will be held I'm odd Fel-
lows hall, 21O Plainfield street. and IL is
desired that there shall be full and free
expression OF the Democrats OF the ward
In the selection of a ticket as Il is the
belief that, though the ward Is Republican
ordinarily, there is splendid chance
that the reform wave now sweeping city
and state will be felt I'm the Eighth ward
next month
SECRET SOCIETY MAN TROUBLED.
There is trouble in large quantities for
well known secret society man whose
| abode is or was on Laurel Hill avenue.
and the recent arrival OF his brother-in-
law from Newark. n. j., is the cause.
Nearly 70 years ago this man made one
OF the prettiest girls in South Providence
his wife. and they started out I'm life as
happy as one could wish. The young man
Became member OF one of the best
known secret societies and had held all
of the offices in the lodge.
Later he was made the press agent"
for the lodge The man would go to his
home and tell his dear little wife how
many candidates he was Obliged to assist
In initiating and that was what detained
him nights. for 1t was 1890 or / O'Clock
when he reached his home from the lodge.
and his wife believed him
| short time ago his wifes brother
came here and happened to be "A member
| OF the same order, but was not a regu-
| lar attendant. Monday evening one OF
the Press Agents" children was taken
sick. and the mother sent her brother to
the lodge room TO notify her husband.
The brother went and found that only
five members OF the lodge had put i'm their
appearance during the evening. and as
seven was needed for a quorum no meet
Ing was held. and his brother-in-law, who
was the press agent for the lodge, was
not present and had not been. so far as
the five 'steadies" knew. The messenger
could only return and report, and both
waited for the husband and brother-in-
law. and when he reached home at ~ e.
had the same old story.
His dear little wife let him lie 10 his
hearts content. and then she exploded, I"
and yesterday morning. with her two
children and few belongings, went "a
the home of her mother. telling her hus-
band that he could spend all of his time
at the lodge room. or any other room that
he saw 1T. lie made an effort TO explain
matters, hut as the dear little wife had
got an inkling OF his ''doings" did moi
care to wait for any more evidence The
family on both sides are most highly
| connected
A MILL OPERATIVE INJURED.
| About . o'clock this morning a wagor
bearing the name Of the Eagle street
mill. stopped in 'front.' OF the office OF DR.
Lcngfellow on the square and from II
appeared 10 be injured about his legs
At noon time II was learned that the
young man had been drawn by a belt
none knew what his name was. Nor
could any further Information be CLEANED.
MUCH DoDGING. NO ONE INJURED.
There was considerable lodging at 1890
this morning. when a large auto collided
with an electric car. The auto skidded
from the street onto the sidewalk and
again. striking the car for the secc,,d
time. During all OF the excitement the
chauffeur was trying to get the machine
under control ana finally succeeded In do
Ing 80. Fortunately no one was injured.
GOT Hin AT LAST.
After a long chase, James NJ Smith,
agent for the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals, landed Julius
katsInan At Killingly. Conn. last even
ing. and katsmen spent tho night at the
Charee street police station. Mr.. Smith
since June ~ OF this year has had n war
rant In his possession Ter katsman, who