The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-18

The contending factions OF the local Re-
pubiicans are getting their fighting lines
in order for the battle that will be fought
at the caucus Monday evening. and II is
down. will be presented In opposition to
the one presented by the faction headed
by Mr.. Sunderland OF Pawtuxet. II Is al
30 stated that there is likely to be so
much talk that all nominations will not be
made In season TO file the names OF the
nominees with the town clerk before mid
night.
II Is said on the best OF authority that
three OF the Republican committee will do
all that Is possible to beat the Sunderland
wing of the machine.
TURNED OVER.
Joseph Fitzpatrick. who was arrested by
Patrolman Lowell yesterday morning and
who had In his possession a goat, four
live and eight dead hens, was given a
ride to the state line yesterday where he
was turned over to the police officials OF
Eeekonk. as the dead and live stock.
found. In his possession. was stolen. II was
said from Massachusetts, men named
Adams and Guild.
DID NOT LIKE HIS DECISION.
While strolling through the little hamlet
Of Phillipsdale last evening. Patrolman
Burgess found two women fighting. The
Datrolman did not stop to learn whether
the fight was TO a finish or for a certain
number OF rounds. but stepped In and
called IL a draw, and told the participants
to retire. The participants were not salts
fed with the decision rendered by the
.x.1 <.fa fe1 tn
but Referee Burgess said no, the partici-
pants said yes. once more. and then the
referee ''pinched" the principals and at
the session OF the Seventh district court
this morning they were fined for revelling.
WILL SEE NEW YORK STATE.
Letter Carriers A. Everett Griswold and
Thomas r. Lynn of the local office began
their is days vacation this morning.
which they will spend in making a tour
through New York state.
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.
The funeral of Walter III. Crowley. who
died from the result OF an accident on At
wells avenue In Providence. Wednesday
afternoon, viii be held at the residence
OF his son. Walter j. Crowley. 20 Pur-
chase street. tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. The deceased was a trusted en-
ploye of John Mcdonald OF Providence
and while on Atwelrs avenue Wednesday
afternoon fell from the seat OF his wagon.
falling backwards to the floor OF the wag-
on. At first II was thought that bad
scalp wound was the extent OF HIS inju-
ries but the officials OF the Rhode Island
hospital found that he had been injured
internally.
GLAD THAT HE HAS HIS HAND.
At the fire that broke out in the rooms
OF the Watchemoket fire company about
two months ago. Joseph Browneli. one
of the firemen, was quite badly cut on
his right wrist by falling glass. the wound
being dressed by a local physician. About
three weeks ago Mr.. Brownell resumed
his occupation as a painter. The wound
troubled him now and then and last eve
ming, at the request OF several members
OF the company. he went 10 the Office of
Or. Hunt. who cut open the wound and
took out large piece OF glass. The many
frierts sf Nr Brpwneii ara much sur
pris>f thar ke I'd rot lose his hand from
hicot Dnisnr1srx and they can hardly un-
t-rstEnf iuw he cczId work every day
11sfsr HiUif rnrrt-scns. ard Mr.. Brownell
h rissBed fsiar 1s has his hand left.
MrwDR MENTION
Dr. 3fnenn HIur ART wife. who have
s~en fiie CHESTS af relatives In Minnesota
frr Sums i-fns hags returned TO their
knrue 1n Warren agenlge
wsnriieruuiter Tribe sc Rec Men will
- sef ciia evening