The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
WARREN.
A Newsboy Attacked by Dog While
Delivering Papers.
No Clue (, the Thieves Who Broke Into
Goff's Hotel General Notes.

Master George Sallant, carrier for
Newsdealer Fred A. Bliss, while deliver
ing his evening papers at the residence of
j. r. Reed on Turner street last evening
was attacked by bar Reeds dog, "A fox
terrier. and received painful wound in
the calf of his left leg. IL was cauterized
by DR.. Il. Ii. Morrisssau.
The members Of the artillery company
met in goodly numbtrs last evening at
the armory and were drilled in the man
Uel of arms, setting up exercises and
guard mounting by Lieutenant G.. w.
Abbott. .Ir., L. s a. Tho members will
probably attend the Baptist church on
the evening OF Sunday, July 4. when the
pastor, Rev. III. w. Watjen,- who is also
chaplain of the company, will conduct "a
special service.
Mr.. Waiter Chase, who for nearly n
year past has been IA faithful employe of
the y. ", y. II. and II. Railroad COM
papy, engaged in carrying the mails to
ana from the trains ana post Office and
assisting at the freight depot, has been
discharged in the interest of economy.
No clue has been obtained as TO the
identity Of the thieves who entered Gofi' 3
Hotel. Sunday morning, and stole tho
cash Register although the tools which
they left behind them-n screw driver,
chsel and packsmith's puker-havs been
identified as having been stolen from the
blacksmith shop of the Allen Bros. in
harrington. which it was found Sunday
had been broken into the night previous
There was n meeting of number OF the
mem hers OF the Warren band at tho band
room last night, when the subject OF per-
fecting a reorganization was discussed,
but no definite conclusion reached. There
is To be another meeting on Thursday
evening
DOG Officer Drown started out yester-
day with IN assistant in search of un-
licensed dogs. Three dogs were killed
and the owners or keepers Of five other
were warned 20 have them licensed or
suffer prosecution.
Although a number Of squiteaRue have
been taken by traps this spring more have
been caught with hook and line until
within few days when four were rescued
by local fisherman near the mouth of
the river. The tautog fishing Is very
poor and soup have not nut In an appear
anco rs yet
The new maps and charts recentlv
ordered by the committee for the public
scTiiNois have arrived ana Will soon bo dis
tributed.
August Pieren was ta>es To the state
hospital yesterday by Officer Walsh, he
having been adjudged insane before tho
5th district court.
Out of the over n hundred winners Of
valuable prizes In n contest between news
dealers for sales OF Munsey's Magazine
there were but two in Rhode Island, one
of them is Mr.. Fred a. Bliss Of this
town who secured standard bicycle.
The racing yacht CyRnet has been
launched and made "a trial spin which
proved very satisfactory TO her owners
She IL fitted with n new tobin bronze
rudder which IL Is Lelioyed has increased
her abilities Tie prize winning Rarus
owned hy Hon. :. l.. Peck also one Of
the owners of the Cygnet is AT Pawtuxet
being fitted with new keel ana made
ready for the season. Sir. Hugh *. Nor
mans sloop yacht Myrtle is nearly ready
10 go into commission.
Ali the freight trains on the local