The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21
WASHES TO LEAVE NEWPORT.
WILL DEPART AS SOON AS DAUGH-
TER CAN BE MOVED.

Stricken by Their Sons Death, They See
No One--Mis' walsh ID Better-Mrs
Kernochan VIII he About Soon
Funeral Services This Morning
NEWPORT r. l., Aug. 20.-The automobile
accident Of yesterday, In which Vinson
+, Walsh, the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Walsh, was killed, was the talk to-day
OF fashionable Newport and all day long the
scene OF the accident was visited not only
by the oottagers but by Newport people
and excursionists alike. All they could
see we're the marks In the sand and the
broken rail Of the bridge, for during the
night the automobile had been carted on
and was under cover at q garage on Belle
yus avenue. It was q wreck, with the rail
OF the bridge still in 1t, the front wheels
gone having been broken Of at the axles
In the fall from the bridge and damaged In
many other ways. The woodwork OF the
bridge is covered with red paint soraped
from the machine.
To Beaulieu, the homo Of the Washes
ges Of sympathy have come all day.
but Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh are completely
overcome and see no one, P. +, Collier being
In charge Of the house and the arrange
ments for the funeral.
Late last night the body Of young Walsh
was taken from Newport Hospital to his
home.
The doctor who made an examination
of the young man at the hospital found
that there was bruise over the temple,
and it is believed that a hemorrhage Of the
brain caused death.
yinson f. Walsh was the only son OF the
millionaire. He was an ardent automo-
bist and enjoyed fast pace. He not only
had figured in the police court here for fast
driving but in Washington as we'll. Monroe
l.. Walsh, an adopted son, the orphan son
of one of Mr.. Walshs brothers. was a COM
panion of the young man.
Arrangements were made to-day for the
funeral services to he held at Beaulieu to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. when the
Episcopal service will be read by the Rev.
Walter Lowrie Of Trinity Church, the
services being private. The remains will
he placed in the vault in the Island cemetery,
where they will be kept until taken to Wash
ington for burial, as it is impossible for the
family to make the trip at this time.
Evalyn l.. Walsh, the dead boys sister,
who suffered broken thigh as a result Of
the accident, had bad night, but to-day
was reported as being much more COM
Portable. There are. no serious comphca-.
tons and she should soon be on the road
to recovery. She is the only daughter,
and herself is the owner of a large touring
car and is very proud Of her ability as a
chauffeur. She is very popular in the
Newport cottage colony.
The others Of the party are doing we'll
and should be out in a few days. Mrs.
kernochan is recovering from the shock
30 we'll that it is thought that she will be
be able to be out tomorrow. Mr.. Oelrichs
Is also much better to-day, while Mr.. Pell
is about as usual. They all feel the affair
keenly. The chauffeur. a Frenchman,
was not hurt. He is unable to speak Eng
lish, and those who have talked with him
say that he cannot account for the accident.
The accident will bring Mr.; and Mrs;
Walshs Newport season to q close and all
social events arranged by them will be
cancelled Since coming to Newport they
have given a number OF entertainments,
all Of lavish nature. What their plans
will be Is not yet known, but it is likely that
they will leave Newport as soon as Miss
Walsh can be moved and return to their
Washington home.