The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-07
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
The Home of the Dennins Is
Again SOreIy Affected.
Baseball News Railroad Men
Mad-GeneraI Mention.

| Oneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store, l5
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.
II Is but a few weeks ago that Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Dennin OF l721 Westminster
street were called upon TO lay at rest
beautiful little child, who was acadently
killed by an electric car while crossing
the street In front OF their residence. An
other sad sfflicdon overlook them this
morning and one that would seem as II
! they had rather more than their share OF
sorrow to bear. for their little son. Fran
CTS was found dead in bed.
The infant and John. his brother. who
is about ~ years old and whose life
seemed TO be wrapped up I'm hts tiny
| brother. occupied the bed with their
mother. for neither John nor the baby
would be separated. At o'clock the
older boy awoke and was in the act OF
placing the infant in a more comfortable
| position when he found that the little
hands and face were cold and. as 1t made
| no move, he called his mother who
realized that the little one had passed
| away.
The family's grief was even greate/
| than when the former child died. for the
love OF the family conferred upon the In
fant. Mr.. and Mrs. DENIM, who are
well known and most highly respected.
have the deep sympathy OF all.
Medical Examiner Perkins was notified
| and gave permission to have the body
prepared for burial.
BASEBALL NEWS.
The Olneyvffle Baseball association held
| spirited meeting in the Oneyville
hotel last evening when Thomas Feeney
the former manager OF the Pawtucket
club. was elected as manager.
Manager Thomas Cooney. whose time
was taken UP by pressing business mat
| ters OF a personal nature Saturdays was
| obliged 10 resign. Mr.. Feeney WIN man.
age the team from the bench. something
| that has never been done in the history
| Of the club and this, the board of
| directors believer has been the cause of
| so many defeats
Mr.. Feeney who took charge OF the
team yesterday has engaged the following
players: OBrien, c.. Callahan, D.;
Feeney h.; Paine. 30; Roper. SIS Wood
sum. 3D.; Loxon. H.: Hamilton. rf. Nc
| Cormick. CT. Waters, substitute.
On Saturday they will play the River
points on the Mer1no flats and II they put
up a good game all, including Callahan,
| VIII be signed for the season.
RAILROAD MEN MAD.
The railroad men connected with the
| barn on Hartford avenue had both eyes
open. this morning. to get a good look at
| one OF their associates who was on the
steamer What Cheer when she went
aground. last evening. for this man, who
weighs more than 225 pounds. was decora-
ted with at least two life preservers and
was offering all sorts of coin to any one
who would land him on shore Some say
| that he wanted TO get of the boat ahead
| OF the ladies
The man is one OF the oldest and best
| know nrailroad men of this section and
| his actions on the boat were told by a
| number of young ladies OF the annexed
| district who knew him. His fellow asso-
ciates are exceedingly indignant over the
! affair. and there is some talk OF holding
an Indignation meeting, and talk the mat
| ter over.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrick Sweeney, for whom the police
have been looking since last spring on
stealing of harness from the barn OF
| Peter McGrath on Murray street. was
taken into custody yesterday afternoon.
| John, son Of Mr.. McGrath was at the
time arrested for being connected with the
| affair. and was fined in the Sixth district
| court
The gentlemen who represent this SEQ
! tion In the city hall have made another
move in the right direction ond that is 10
have a band concert or Neutaconkanut
| hill. The concert will he by the Banda
| Napoli and will be given from / TO
! o'clock Saturday afternoon.
/ The funeral OF Michael Shanley a we'll
! known young man whose home was on
Mercy street. was held at St. Anthony s
church. this morning. The interment was
1 In 81 Anna cernarerv CrapstOO
| Archie La Voice Of Is Pierce avenue
left his bicycle standing on the sidewalk
In front OF the Westminster hill railway
station for few moments, yesterday
| and when he returned IL was missing. He
reported his loss to the police.
| An alarm was sent In from box 2A at
| e:27 o'clock last evening by a citizen for
| a blaze about a bill board on Academy
avenue that had evidently been set on
| fire by boys. There was no damage.
| On the evening OF July Sd, an open
buggy was stolen from the yard OF
Thomas Connery, l23 Killingly street.
Yesterday the carriage was found on
| Neutaconksnut HILL wrecked.
| Rose Gallagher, IL years old. who was
reported as missing from her home. 510
Plainfield street. since July 4th- was To-
Gated on Huntington avenue and returned
to her home.
Laurel Hill avenue is now open TO the
traffic from Platnfield to Laban street,
as the work OF laying sewer pipes that
| distance has been completed.
All OF the leading dry goods and cloth
ing stores were closed this afternoon and
will be every Thursday afternoon dur
| ing this and next month.
| Patrick Scully and wife. who have been
visiting friends on Willow street. return
| ed 20 their home at Middletown, Conn.,