The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-02

Local Interest In Baseball Is
on the Increase.
Sudden Death--Loca| Market
men De|ves Into Circus Business

men De|ves Into Circus Business
olneyville branch Of the Providence
News at Herernans News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone F-West.
1t IN estimated that there were at least
$500 present at the game between the
olneyvilles and the Riverpoints Saturday
afternoon and the game began promptly,
and IL was a game for blood.
The two clubs worked FOR long time
like heroes in a branching rain. each in
hopes that the shower would be OF short
duration, but. unfortunately. II came so
thick and fast that there was no real
interest in the game. The grounds We're
Hooded and II was impossible for the
players 10 handle either ball or bat The
nrst inning showed that both teams were
made up of good players and rsttiing
game would have been the result
At the end OF the ifth inning The game
came TO n close. with n score Of to o
IN favor OF the homs team. II Saturdays
contest was any criterion II showed that
every business man large or small In the
vicinity. should take a deep interest In
the home team and render substantial
financial assistance. for the game not only
kept. an lot OF the citizens at home but II
brought many strangers TO the square
and all OF the stores were more or less
patronized.
Next Saturday the olneyvilles will have
as opponents a team from Dean academy,
Franklin. Mass.
TO BE CIRCUS MAN.
John ]. DonnelIy the we'll known
market man, at ia Valley street. has
gone into the circus business. for fe has
accepted position in the capacity OF
ticket seller Hs hopes 20 become as
famous as Ben" Luby and Jack
Leavens who sold tickets for the lament
ed p. 4. Barnum when that famous man
was in his prime as Snowman
His connection with the curcus begins
tomorrow and MIR. Donnelly will dispose
OF the tickets not from gllded hox Of
fee but generously and ss ever OF good
heart from his own market. These
tickets will insure admission and seats
10 the forthcoming circus under the
auspices OF the First Light infantry.
A SUDDEN DEATH
Nicholas Sbadduck. 80 year sold. died
st his boarding house. 70 Oak street last
lie came home about s o'clock and was
so deeply under the influence OF hauor
that IL was necessary for sone OF the
he was laid on the floor of one Of the
rooms.
About 10 O'Clock IL was thought that he
found that the old sontleman had passed
away.
Medical Examiner Perkins was called.
But little II known Of the dead man, other
department OF TsH 4 weeden's mills. and
has relatives I'm Lawrence. Mass
THEY GOT OFF EASY.
John r. Walsh. aged 3 years. Joseph
Riley IL years OF age and Frank Ceokel-
yesterday sfternoon for spending Joe
Adsmekis cash. Friday Adamski lost a
pocket book containing s3s and It was
other other. down street and they bought base
ball suits. mitts. balls. bats. etc. At the
station yesterday Mrs. Cookelar returned
- thn ., three ns soys to
Up the balance so Capt. Rowe. taking
TIE ages OF the boys into consideration.
and as the loser was satisfied with the
deaiA allowed them 10 go home.
Adsmski lives at y Edna street.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Providence Amateur League Base
the par1ors Of the Regent club,
the Ecrnscliffe mills viii be admitted TO
the league. which will complete the
league. The opening date Of the OPENING
~.
II was the intention of the Rev. Fathsr
James r. BARLEY, who was recently or
dsined to the priesthood at Rome TO cell
ebra,s his FIRST hrs. mass mas. a, ST G M.rys church
OF Bishop Stang. the event has been post
poned until next Sunday.
Mr.. varnum sfeere, who has bean con-
nected with ]. VIII Carpenter. the we'll
known undertaken will sever bis connec-
ton with the firm tomorrow evening and
30 10 Pascoag. where he will establish
business for himself.
There appears TO be something wronx
with the sewers at tho corner OF Vest
minister and Troy streets for on days like
Friday and Saturday the stenoh that
comes from them n almost unbsarabie.
square this morning on their way to the
many May Breakfasts that were served
I'm this vicinity.
Pride OF the Village Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows. NJ. L., will hold an old fashioned
English supper In Cslifs hall this even
Ing.
The clergy from this place wa. we'll i'm
pressed at the conservation ceremony OF
Bishop stang at the Cathedral yesterday.
Division No. %. Ancient Order OF HI
berntsns. mot yesterday and initiated q
large class OF candidates
-Four pigeons and Belgian hare all,
valued at $780, wers stolen from io<y At
wells avenue. yesterday.
George Cooper. well known In this vi
cinfty. has opened q fruit and confsction-
airy store at the lower end OF Broadway.
At the meeting OF Teutonica Lodge.
Sons Of Herman. yesterday. two candi-
dates were initiated
Frank Casey OF III Laban street. who
spent a number OF years IN Uncle Sans
navy and was with Fighting Bob" Evans
at Santiago, left this morning for the
Brooklyn Navy yard TO accept a very
desirable position.
The police are Investigating into the
cause OF = broken window IN the store OF
T. r. Allen. When and by whom the dam
sse was done seems to be something OF
mystery
HARD LUCK.