The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-13
WARREN.
Policemen Having an Easy Time of
II This Month.
Married by Father O'Keefe-Notes Gath
cred About Town.

Business in police circles is very quiet,
not an arrest having been made nor an
item recorded on the blotter other than
minor mention since the first Of the
month. Business at the tramp station
on Baker street has also been dull, but
from three to six Weary Willies applying
for lodgings mig htly. Usually at this time
OF the year this number Is more tnsn
doubled, while later on, when the snow
and Ice are with US, from rs toss may
be expected to accept the towns hospi-
tality. The present small number Is at
tributed to the fact that, although
ordered some three weeks ago, the heat
ing apparatus has not been put in, and
the prevailing atmosphere is not inviting.
even 10 tramp who prefers to travel on
TO the next station.
Mr.. Daniel X. Dana and wife are to
leave here this evening for their winter
home in Beliville, Fla. They go via. Fall
River to New York thence by steamer to
Savannah, then by rail to their journeys 8
end. Mr.. Dana owns an estate in Bell
willie, and this will make the 10th season
he and bis wife have spent the;e.
Miss Nellie Theresa Monnigle OF this
town and George Albert Schornell OF Bos-
ton. we're married at 1880 o'clock last
evening by Rev. Father O'Keefe OF st.
Marys Church. They are to reside here.
Mr.. l.. x. Williams, an extensive
breeder or trotting horses at Louisville,
KY, Is registered at Gofs Hotel.
The barge. Henry &. Adams, with 300
tons of coal for the Warren Gas Works
arrived here yesterday afternoon and Is
being discharged.
The wellknown sloop yacht Falcon,
formerly owned and sailed by the late
Captain Samuel Allen, has been sold to
Herbert Rice of East Greenwich, and left
here for her new home Tuesday.
Warren was largely represented at the
ded icatory exercises of the Naval Reserves
armory yesterday at Bristol, and at the
ball in the evening.
The large staffs that carried the Me-
kinney and Hobart nag at the junction
OF Main ana Miller street were taken
down yesterday.
The annual inspection of Richard Tooin
Post, u. A. r.. mas been assigned to
take place at q. A. X. hall on Monday
evening next.
Federal street Is receiving a top Dress
ing Of gravel from the highway superin-
tendent.
NewsdesIer Fred A. Bliss Is quite an
extensive raiser OF fancy poultry and
believing 1t pays TO carefully attend 10
their needs, is erecting on his estate at
the foot of Church street commooious
building about 40 feet long by 10 wide
where they will be comfortably housed
during the winter season..
Miss Emma Barton, who has been con-
fined to her residence on South Main
street, by illness ., convalesing ard VIII
resume her school duties at Fall River IN
a few day.
George Joiner and Samuel Springer,
two colored men, recently bound over to
the grand jury on the charge OF stealing
oysters from the beds of Martin Dewing
at harrington on the night of Septem.
ber n, and who were out on bail, were
arrested at Pawtuxet this morning. Ibis
time they were taken into custody on
two warrants charging them with stealing
oysters from tue BED of Eddie B. Blunt
at DrownviIle. They were brought 10
Warren aud locked up and this evening
will be arraigned before Judge Boswortn.
officer Slocum, who made the arrests,
has two warrants against George W.
Lewis, who is now confined in the Brist-
oil county jail awaiting 'rial for the Mar
tin Dewing robbery