The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21

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The proper emblem for the caucus 10 be
held by the Republicans this evening
would be a keen-edged carving knife, for
more than one old-time Republican VIII
20 to the meeting this evening with
such an implement I'm his possession, and
between now and the morning after cleo.
tion the crowd that once sang "Theren
BE No More Keith over Here" Will un-
doubtedly be able to sing the same re-
frain with the word Keith changed To
Sunderland. The main fight this evening
Will be between Mr. Sunderland of Paw
tuxet and Mr. l.. w. Winchester, the lat
ter being a member Of the Republican
town committee. but whose name was
not mentioned as a member OF that COM
mittee for the next year as he was not
wanted by Mr. Sunderland OF Pawtuxet.
who is known by some as the general
manager OF the East Providence Repub-
licans.
Mr. Winchester's friends will make
vigorous effort to have him nominated To
succeed himself as n member of the board
OF tax assessors for three years and IL he
does not win at the caucus Will file NOM
ination papers, which have already been
prepared.
Mr. sunderland's choice is supposed
to be Councilman f. W. cady, who
stepped out of the way to make room
for Mr.. w. II. Fales as member Of
the council. Mr.. II, Il. McCourt may
opposition to Mr.. Bridgham, who ap-
pears TO have found much favor in the
eyes of the Sunderland combination and
gossip has IL that Mr.. McCourt will
twin out" The Sunderland combina-
tion for some unknown reason have left
the Fifth counclman's position for
by a man named Gottschalk and the
other by Mr.. Phillips and there may be
another team take part In the kick
The Riverside voters may come up in
full numbers and ask that the district
be represented on the school board and
this fght will undoubtedly be led by
with his battle with Mr.. Sunderland of
Pawtuxet or not. The whole fight boiled
down is Home Rule" for the better
the state house to act as general man
ager OF the party and that man to be,
as is supposed, to be working In the
interests OF Mr.. Wetmore for United
States senator.
SAID MEMBERS SHOULD TAKE
PART.
At the morning service OF the Second
Baptist church yesterday. the Rev. s. J.
Canns topic was "The Relation OF the
Church to the Town." and he said IL con-
ditions were as they have been stated *
was the duty of the members OF the
church to do their utmost to see that such
conditions were changed for the better
Mr. Cam has been the pastor OF this
church but few weeks and has not been
able to look into the condition of affairs
WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
On Tuesday evening a reception will be
held at the parsonage of the Second Bap-
tlst church on Walnut street. to which
the public Is most cordially invited.
FIREMEN MEET TONIGHT.
The watchemoket Fire company will
meet this evening and take action on an
invitation extended TO them 10 take part
In muster that is 10 be held In the near
future at Marblehead, Mass.
MINOR MENTION
The Rev III. c. Dana OF ST. Mary's
Episcopal church made an address 10 the
members OF the Sunday school yesterday
morning, his subject being, Put on the
Whole Armor for God" In the afternoon
the teachers held meeting, when the
pastor made n most interesting address.
At the session OF the Seventh district
court this morning one man was fined
for revelllng and two for being intoxi-
Gated
The Democratic town committee up 10
noontime today had formed the following
luI Atl' NpNn NbhHNll. WHICH VIII pt dCl'u
upon at n meeting to be held this eve
ming. From Rumford. Charles Mowry:
First district. IL R. Perkins; Fourth dis
trict. S. Whelden; Riverside. w II.
Farnsworth. The committee Is not as
yet positive that these men will accept
the nominations rendered them and the
committee may. as the situation appeared
az noontime. indorse Messrs. Fales and
Hull. who have been spoken OF as candi-
dates that are To be nominated at the
Republican caucus this evening. and they
will undoubtedly indorse the Hon. l.. s.
winchester for tax assessor.
Mr. Mowry Is 10 run against Mr..
Brdgham. who will be nominated by the
Republicans from Rumford. and Mr..
Farnsworth Will be the candidate against
either f. Fred Gottchalk or G. Il. Phil
lips. who are 'scrapping' for the posi-
ton OF Fifth councilman. Messrs Now
ry and Farnsworth, the committee feel.
will accent the nominations.