The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30

Harry Ware, who was married at Bos-
ton Friday, oct, 2, spent yesterday and
lsst night In a cell at the chaffee street
station. Ware was the young man re-
ferred 10 yesterday I'm these columns, who
was arrested on suspicion and had under
his arm an alarm clock
Ware saws that the day he was mar
Red he had s156. which he spent since, and
has with his bride, who is now employed
at the Riverside mills, boarded at 10
Julian street.
Ware was charged with stealing the
clock, and Is also charged with stealing
from the person OF Patrick Drury, OF lIo
Manton avenue. watch. Ware says that
he was drunk when he took the articles
referred 10. II he did take them
A HUNTING TRIP
James McKenna and Peter Bouaue OF
San Soucis department store are going
10 Foster Tuesday. hunting for game.
Daniel OBrien OF the same store says
for a small amount that he would be
willing 10 disguise himself as bear and
get within 20 feet OF either OF these bold
hunters. and he would not he harmed.
There are others In the store who say
that Messrs McKenns and Bouque have
sent word 10 friend at Foster to save
them a little game. so that they may
come home and show that they were not
"skunked" and also told this friend to
have the game fresher than last season,
for that time some OF II would not be al
lowed on the cars, on account OF Its being
killed too Tong.
CALLING ON OLD FRIEND.
William p hickey. who is well known
here. from the fact that when child.
resided ON Laurel Hill avenue, and was
the possessor OF handsome little poney
.tst o. It'll nd cyr0 ~ n
q circus rider, called et the police station
on Chaffee street this morning and called
for his friend OF his boyhood days, Pa
trolman James Moan.
Billy has now grown to be what rs
usually called fine looking young man.
and as ne appeared at the station with
his natty naval uniform. was picture
that any mother would be proud TO look
upon. He Is now detailed on the United
States ship Hancock stationed at Brook
lyn.
A STILL ALARM.
Had IL not been for the courtesy OF John
Hughes OF Thornton the residence OF Mr'
Carpenter on Hedey street. johnston
would in sll probability have been re-
duced To ashes yesterday afternoon.
stIlI alarm was sent i'm TO Hose No. and
Mr.. Hughes promptly allowed the nre-
men the use of one OF his best horses.
which enabled the hremen to reach me ,he
Hughes has on a number OF occasions
Performed similar act Of courtesy.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton ID. Wade of S
Webster avenue gave O'Clock dinner
last evening. and the guests were MRS,
William Phillips of Clayville, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Hayward Of Lowell avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tourtellot OF Laban
street THE evening was very pleasantly
spent I'm social converse. The guests de-
pa rted at q seasonable hour.
Tomorrow evening will be rather good
time for landlords and others To watch
their gates and other movable properly.
for II will be All Halloween, when games
and tricks viii be I'm order and TO GER
tain extent must be permitted.
The funeral OF Matilda, wife OF William
T. Stuart will bc held at her late home,
I0 Harold street tomorrow afternoon az
4 o'clock and later services will be held
ct ST. Andrews Episcopal church on Po-
mona avenue.
There was something doing at the meet
ing OF vanhoe lodge, n. OF p. last even
Ing. for they had for their guests the OF
fcers and members of Garfield lodge OF
Wanskuck Wherever the Garfield boys
70 .'some things must be doing.
What was called a grand rally was held
In Kings hall Manton. by the lndepend-
ent f,itizens marty of Johnston last even