The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-16
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
John veitrich Taken III at Din
nGr and Dies Suddenly.
Driver Not TO Blame for Death
Of Wagons Stolen.

Olneyviile branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West
While eating his dinner AT his boarding
house AZ 80 Atwood street, yesterday,
John Veitrich. 81 years old. was taken
sick and died a few moments later. Medi-
cal Examiner Perkins was called and said
that death was due TO natural causes. The
deceased leaves a sister. Mrs. Augusta
freck. living at 146 Veazie street. this
city and daughter. Lizzie. in Philadel-
phia.
The remains were taken 10 the under
taking rooms OF J. Will Carpenter, who
awaits instructions from Miss Neitrich at
Philadelphia.
NOT TO BLAME.
Captain Rowe after looking into the de-
tails OF the sad accident on Moorefield
street. Saturday. came 10 the conclusion
that Mr.. Francis. the colored man, who
was In charge OF the team, was in no way
10 blame. Not a person In the vicinity
could be found who did not say that the
man was not 10 blame. and that ne DID
not even know that the accident had
tody.
AT no time was Mr. Francis under ar
rest. and his being detained At the Of
nee OF the Sixth station did not seem
% have any effect on him But the fact
that the little one had been killed ny
mis- team was uppermost In his mind.
for the men is said TO be particularly
fond OF children.
NOT VERY EXCITING.
The stock OF the Olneyville BaseoaH
s,,h dropped n number OF points Sstur-
Aay and just what or who the cause or
A was does not appear on the surface
The team worked hard but fate was
against them for II they had PLAYED IN
,he sam. form as the week before, the
w,cxsords would not have been IN the
yame from start TO finish. Manager De-
laney says that he Will get ms team !n
shnpe again for next saturday lho
score saturday was 1s TO In favor OF the
visitors.
GENERAL MENTION.
There was quite a little corlmotion y,
N 1ak street Yesterday afternoon, nut
when II was all figured up II wae learned
that William O. Bennett, the head or tne
ho,,se had lost two wagons and the po-
uss w.re Investigating the matter. Mt.
bennett is quite positive tfSe he could lay
his hands on the fellow that took them.
The Rev. Father james II. Bartly OF
This place has been assigned as curate 20
the Rev Fr. blessing At -, EdwsTo
church. Wanskuck, and Rev. Father SUI
ltvan formerly Of the Church OF the As
sumption. has been Assigned 10 81. Inre-
sa's church TO fli tho vacancy caused py
the promotion OF the Rev. Father Braoy'
Melvin ]. Parker or 70 Alton street
while driving on Piaiufeld street near the
Baptist church. was, 20 he claims run IN
10 by an express wagon ownsd ann DRIVEN
by John Antonio OF Thornton. MT. fHr-
ker's cnrriage was wrecked.
William Kavanaugh and son ~ valley
street started for Keene. ~. H.. this
morning where they VIII spend rev
DAYS with Mr. Kavanaush's daughter.
susan McKeough. widow OF John MO-
Keough who for many years conducted
fruit and confectionery store. In the To-
cation now occupied by III. G. Pohle. DIED
at her home on Oak street. last evening.
Agnes K Crofweii OF 1 Josin street
went to rbe Public market. Saturday
evening and when she reached homo,
found that she had either lost her huptnh
case gold waitham watch. or some one
had stolen r.
Charles Cormsn OF SOS Broadway found
q pocket book near hie home yesterday.
II contained q small amount Of money.
and the owner can have the same by call
inx at the Cheffee street station.
There viii be n red hot meeting ~ the
Olneyvilie BASEBALL assocdation. this even-
ing. and many Of the stockholders do not
want 30 see the club fall into the old ruts
of last season.
Patrolman Coalley, after returning
from his vacation, was on duty this
morning and the pleasant face OF Patrol
man Cahir will be missed for some time.
He has started on his annual outing.
An alarm from box 80 was sent In by a
<xsi iwnt g<.~ A. IN OHa fV an q
at & Erastus street at lolb yesterday
morning The damage was slight.
Arthur Doucet. three years old. was
found ast1ay IN the square yesterday by
Patrolman Dyer and was later called for
by his father OF II Putnam street
Miss Edith Danforth OF Bangor, Me-.
VINO has been visiting her sister. Mrs. +.
II Emmons OF ls Plsinneld street. has
returned 20 her home.
The Rev. FIR. Craig officiated at the
1o:p services at st. Mary's Catholic
church. yesterday. and the Rev. FIR. Sui
Ivan preached the sermon.
The funeral OF Abby Tourtellott was
HELD at the residence OF her brother,
Charles, at Thornton AT o'clock this af-
ternoon.
The Children OF Mary connected with
et Marys ohurchh held a well attended
meeting, yesterday afternoon.
Preparations are being made In all OF
the Catholic churches OF this place foI
the annual May reception.
Thomas Casey. well known on Noun
Pleasant. was taken into custody thli
morning on the charge Of being a vagrant
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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