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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
DESIGNS SUBMITTED.
Carrie Brown Memorial Fountain Com.
petition to Open.
Models viii Be Placed on Exhibition In the
Fourth Ward Room Soon.

The artists time limit for submitting
designs for the Carrie Brown memorial
fountain will expire on Saturday next.
After that date the models Will be on
exhibition at the Fourth ward room
on Fountain street. A general invita-
ton will be given the public to inspect
them.
This memorial fountain is To be erect
ed on Exchange Place, and is the gift
of Mr.. Paul Bajnotti OF Turin, Italy,
who presented $4,000 to this city last
March for It's erection, in memory of
his deceased wife, Carrie Mathilde.
daughter of the late Nicholas Brown
OF this city. The gift was accepted.
and the mayor was authorized TO APP
point a commission TO take charge OF
the erection OF the monument and to
invite artists 10 submit designs.
The commission appointed to take
charge OF the matter felt sure that
there would be no use fon this money
until after several months had expired.
and that. therefore. a special Fx)sit OF
IL should be made. The accumulated in
terest. which Is to be credited to that
fund. Will probably be just enough TO
pay for the prizes which the commits
No open competition was held i'm the
submission of.proposed designs for this
fountain. but was limited To certain
artists chosen by the commission, APP
pointed by the mayor. Messrs. John
Carter Brown, John &. Pegram and
Sidney II. Burlegh. The following
artists mere Invited 10 compete: Her
bert Adams. a. West Fifteenth street
New York, since withdrawn: A. L.
Apolloni, 54 Via Margutta, Rome, Italy
withdrawn: Clarke a. Spalding. -
Weybosset street. Providence; Daniel
G. French. 125 West Eleventh street,
New York, since withdrawn; Horn
bustel & Bartlett. G3 William street.
New York. since withdrawn; IA. l.. HUI
bert, Ia Weybosset street. Providence;
Frank kohlhagen 2S6 Atlantic avenue,
Providence; Oscar LEM. i07 East
Twenty-seventh street. New York;
William Whiting Manatt. 10 keene
street, Providence; William York Pc
ters. ezl fremont building. Boston.
since withdrawn; Bruce Price, $50 Fifth |
avenue, New York. since withdrawn: |
T. j. Pairpoint. 2i Mckinley street, |
providence; stone, Carpenter & VIII \
son, providence; Whitney Warren, 3 |
East Inlrty-third street, New York: |
Miss End Nanden. Van Dyck building. |
fltty-slxth street and Eighth avenue. 4
New York: Robert Kraus. as Studio |
building. Boston. Arthur ID Pickering, |
1888 Broadway New York. IL T.. Wa
terman, In place of William York Pc
ters. who withdrew on account of sick
ness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
Verdict for Mr.. Corm7n.

The Jury in the case of Michael Cor
man vs. Patrick Kehoe. disregardad
Mr.. Kehoe's claim in set off Of $4,000.
and gave Mr. German a verdict for
$50. Mr.. German sued to recover ball
ance due and Mr.. Kehoe claimed Cor
man should pay him $4,000. the amount
of money he had paid German for liq-
uors that II was alleged German knew
were To be sold illegally. u. y. McCar-
thy and Walter f. Angel were attor-
neys FOR Mr.. German.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
CORONER'S INQUIRY
INTO PENSE MURDER.
Several Italians Testified as to What
Took Place on the Night
Before the Fourth.

drinking Crlstofoli's condition could
not be described by witness.
Paoli Ciccone, who resides on Cedar
street. was the next witness. He was
not acquainted with Pense. but had
seen him. II was on the Sd OF July wit
ness saw Pense enter Calderone's bar
room. 1t was about quarter TO II in the
evening Pense came i'm closely fol-
lowed by a man with a long knife in
his hand After Pense came in witness
saw Paoli sitting at a table. Pense
called Paoli foul names. Pense seized
Paoli by the neck. Cristofoli was then
i'm back Of Pense with knife in his hand.
He began 10 strike tense with the IN
strument. He struck five or six blows.
Witness corrobOrated Calderone's 8 tesu-
mony as 10 some of the knife thrusts.
Witness could not say whether Paoli
struck Pense or not. as the men were
all mixed up. Witness could not iden-
tify knife, but stated IL had a long
blade.
According TO witness, Calderone at
tempted TO interfere with chair. Ihe
bartender then took nand in the game
and struck Crlstofoli twice with clu-
Cristofoll said: II VIII do you up.
After Cristofoli left the room the Of
ficers arrived. Paoli was held by Cali
derone. who told the officers that Paoli
was one of the men. Witness did not
see Paoli strike Pense with a knife.
Cristofol was the only person who
used a knife.
Giovanni Falasci, the next witness,
was not acquainted with the principals
i'm the case. He had gone into the sa-
loon for a glass OF beer. While stand
ing at the bar his attention was at
tracted by shouts of Calderone and ms
bartender. Witness turned around ana
saw a man with a knife. ,,Itness left
his beer and ran out. Did not wait TO
see who stopped the knife.
Francis +. Johnson, an officer OF the
Fourth station was sworn. His testl-
mony was as follows: Had known
Pense for nearly two years on the
night OF July 3 saw Pense in Calde-
rone's saloon. Witness, who was in the
neighborhoo,. of saloon, heard racket.
but supposed IL was an ordinary
wrangle. Upon hearing the crash of
glass witness proceeded to make an in
vestgation. on the way two men
came out of bar room. One proved la
ter TO be Cristofoli. He stood and
me. Pistol shot sounded and /
ran into bar room. Calderone and his
bartender were holding a man named
Paoh. Pense was reeling about with
blood pouring from wounds In the face
and breast. Witness placed Paoli un-
der arrest. Witness asked Calderone
what B trouble was; IL Paoli had cut
Pense. Calderone answered yes. In the
meantime Pense fell to floor uncon-
scious. Witness then took PaoH TO box
and called up station and for the am
bulance.
At $3.50 o'clock the inquest adjourned
until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, when
the remainder of the witnesses will be
examined. Sapaloera was spoken OF as
Paoli by the witnesses during the in
quest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

SO far ms can be ascortalnod neither
OF the excursion partles nl ssh.,.,l taa.h
ers which left Providence for the Ma
tional Educational convention al Los
Angeles was I'm the railroad wreck AT
Newman. Cal, Monday morning. Roth
OF the women who were killed were
rssleents on 81 Louis. and almost all
OF the ~ other persons who ,vero -
ported TO have been injured were also
Western people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
TO 60 To ANNAPOLIS.
Newport War College viii Probably Pc Removed
In a VERY Short Time.

According to a dispatch from Wash
ington, 1t has transpired that while the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Allen
was inspecting the naval station at
Newport Monday. his attention was
called to an article in the papers to
the effect that he was very much in
favor of the removal of the war coll
lege from Newport to Annapolis, and
this he did not deny, but is reported as
saying that. with the new barracks to
be erected at the training station all
the room on the island is greatly need
ed for the training Of the large num-
Der of apprentices that will be under
instructions there.
Everything at hand indicates that
when the summer cruise of the North
Atlantic squadron lis at an end, and
the officers from that fleet have COM
pleted the special course at the college.
that institution Will close it's doors I'm
Newport and will be taken TO Annapo-
lis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

William G.. Hoxie OF Lakewood los,
h's wheel az Rhodes-on-the-P Pawtuxrt
yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
THE WEATHER
Thfsaisnlng Tonight and Generally Fair Tomorrow
Brisk Winds Diminishing.

Washington. July 12.-Threatenins
tonight. generally fair Thursday; brisk
westerly TO northwesterly winds di-
minishing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

Edward -. Pierce OF " Dyer str ,et
mad his wheel stolen from In front q
that store, yesterday morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

BatiAalaE4asRi-Ia Lager A .Pe-,-a~e delivered
In city. Tel i779 TliOS GRIMES a BRO.
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SWAN ROINT CEMEIERY.

onice. 80 North Main street.
Omnibus TO the Cemetery runs from
corner of South Angel street ard Way
land avenue daily every 40 minutes
from 10 A. NJ. 10 s +. NJ. and Sundays
tvery 20 minutes until further notice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

John III. Heron. 12 years old. has
been missing from 1863 Alverson avense.
since yesterday noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

Hannah Collins OF As Furnace street
reports that her husband John. %
years old. has been missing since June
18th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

Use Prof. Fields Worm Powders, single
trial proves their worth, at druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
N EW SLET S.

"A brooklet Is little brook,
Coursing down the shady dell;
"A booklet is little book
Tales OF love they tell;
"A streamlet is a little stream,
Which reflects the summers sky.
But bullet is not little bull
Can any one tell why?
-Harper's Bazaar.
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PHI 4.4E4H NOTICE - TrxseSsno
axesssa are J. A HecIesSsE. Z q. styacsA1.
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skstors are J. n Gatneaxt, H. a@s AZ
Essxsns MARTY. e. n. IcCSwsa y o.
kse4fen ard III. a Wills FS~r zsAe1sxe - :
esywhsrs or axeaEA. Fzy fSSsssy 81
10 these aDG 20 ouf ressdsSS agents ~ Aa@
various cities and tow - Of tie AoTSAN
ALyERTfsfsG ~ Office hours Q. -
p0es~infsslskenfsf business 0GtEes 10 ..
O. n. until II .. IA sunday ns1Tz. 80
. o. "a. Until Il D IA Classified xcssasils-
n1enf1 for insertion following nassEtas
VIII be rscssYsa az 70 iS-A 20 49, 3.
tssements under efssxiAs1 hsAaaHes
BE- issertec ~ the rate Of cs1I .
Zach insertion. Faymeaf als&ys =
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lass than y cents. o..
kEWAED-Ten dollars wiz &c "a. -
Information leading 20 the conss.ass 80
ahy DersoE STEALING csSaea q tns S~r
delivered go sssssersDers tE 5s@.Is
TACOMA BEEEAU-So. as fsSAoS
1nus. L. A. Harmon xx,.
OLyNPIA--4l55z Main street q T. VIZ"
0tAx1se, Agent
EyKRETT-P. K L@~A.
6f'oKANE Branch Once. xx.
block. sc KavcsssGs avenue. t<s~DnoAs
J. o. Peterson Manager.
PORT TOESEEsU-Sm III A. 1asn
EEfI~fsGHAA BAY - New "aSM
Pa5kew Es.sis. Manager.
VICTORIA ~ Cs-fseorg9 Narsden-
The following seztsEs await sassf
~ this Office
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THE CITY or s41AT~Tg & Desssr ssa: -. :
fga& Faew. treasurer = of'4ce. SfJ
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providing for tae la4psoTesysssl< = -
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PARTON ~ sail avenue. t@g%tn~s 80
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nosss. SsUtsl&toFs, catch faAsfus dan -
Tax t6Ess, and pr0Ftnsax fa- ne
therefor by TIE mode ~ ;zsznssf<SM
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CITY NOTtG rs.

THE CITY or SEATTLE -1'iiy TfsssR
sTs Notice
Netiee is hereby given mat the =
Ht5al snssallrneTt e local improvement "a
trick No. it3 for the improvement q ~
lard and Harvard streets 80 ire Cu 81
Seattle, from Depot S3reTs 70 MN
street cor Sixth Street under The 9ssss
@iotas OF ordinance NJ. 1856, which prosS
Tor the improvement OF sAa sfrast ~ -
ssruct1nE psps. - weF OF proper digHsneaw
alGng said streets he we~n sad pcfnA "a
seiher with ali necessary op0nlngx. ~
Enanhoses. iampholeS- ventiiators. auss
tanks and catch basins, ard By eDnneea1
the same With the main interespsing -
nox existing "a 5sss intersection af 49, y
Street and Depot Sfrea3. I'D pr5ylasHa z
the payment therefor IN irstalEmeru =
taD8easrg fund fer sgca paymfsI
the ssyglng and collection 81 spscA y
Ssssuesrts upoB ;ae property esasnsA Z. =
the Improvement. and PROVIDING Ut -
ISSUANCE 81 bonds authorized ny A. q
81 1fks legislature 81 the state Of 49,
tngton. approved March sth. isss. ano y
csr the provisions 81 orsfiFAsHcs va.
approved MAY 1tn. tsS4 as amended ~ 9
dsnanee No. s&&a. approved july iith y
and ttts Gsty Charter As Sssegide9 sno -
n force ass bfen duly certified 10 -
collection xsd tbs respective SUM -
charged and levied against saFs pafsa
sos u Land. ana part thereof, n s~M
sgsct - payment of such sIistAlsrsess Y
mains uEBsia. ag1 frf aH0s. inesshlts4
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day CO February. fSlg. the sans saa- Z
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WI take gsaes ebss .sfss rssgzsfs ~ ? o srsE
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william fssw@rs1s ~ eos4sgzrn ssfssys sfsa
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xAtT E5i>-Tss funeral 81 E&x AsrssA
xglE txk1 asasss from ESnney 4 Efspasr.s
efare khs sffeFa8Dr al q rtosk
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CASH aEGfsTfsRs.

NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER CO. .a-
aaas, fEoaa fs&.3o -.
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LONDON LOAN OFF1CE-Money loaned
On valua blex, watches. diamonds and
jswelry. lG Second avenue south
LACE CURTAIN LAENpRY-Mrs Mosh-
ef. Phone, Lake AZ
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EurLoY ME>r waNTED-MAle.

Ns%Tt.Fs~ siSustion in laundry wasts
Y2snf' have nun washers. car sfars,ss hv.
Ia "a ana make myself generally ttSs~
ID Address. stating ssx@s George 4.
NoagN Egchs HayaoF Wash
WANTED ~ engagement b. practical
n.,1gT ard uroSpectuF. Is yes ~ ssy@.rs-
sfses. acquainted vita tie mineral savss :
sn Southwestern Alaska Address r ssS
GAYS Poet -IntvihSencsr
WANTED Any Kind IT work AZ rsE3raa
nase handy 81 general work Wages y4s.
Sateet Address = ~ care Post u ntssSs~
genErf
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NAsTHT4~tisrl for homework in family
eg twos nust DC good cook Inquire I is
Eighteenth avenue. three aoorz north %
te&ssr.
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WANTEfA~sstft fer GENERAL housevoyk
references required Mrs j. A Kerr ri
Seventeenth avenue north
WANTED Competent CTR 81 seventh
spsnsfs
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WAxTED-T0 nEsT BUSINESS PROP
E4Ty.

Ef<pO%SI Biz ssz-ty waits gygssss1 sfsar
aseag51n rear 1sxrsn@sa re-sts-. ~7E szz4s-
st.se with another tssz&xzf. ss@t 81 afS
hxxs o-se sss1x xr4r,ssox Fslxrst Il Frsnea
81 ss5sxs sss.Tsy s-eT@rx naxeE
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WANTED Refined well educated sins 10
mat ~ years o1 or more. OF good ad-
dress to ffagsg references required Nd
dress q ~ cate fest-l ntaIslgsneef.
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CLsintus ANTS.
NINE IA ~ s1AlExsfsg.t zr@r@e fss=
as2rr tel45 r@sE TzFes= rt ar3 xaFixrs a.
3sf@ctlf1 guaranteed ur 10 rssF sixth
an. MsA.soa.
Mis-. DR. CHAMBERS esisfs~.tes -
xGS arr .esds4s se~astsy. TIE -1T4 as2sFg- see~
oss9 @*sSGs, oggsz4ts sae Egsls<.
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WA<TED-To borrow 20. three or Eve
years. s1-5xs; security good. improved IT.
side property No agents. Address y
A. care Post-Intesiige1eer
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSAL sS-Postpone ~ Opening
Navy Department Bureau 0f E4uiu-
usnt. December y. 1888. Opening II pro-
posals for construction OF wharves and
excavation Of slips etc. ~ C02iinx sta
ten Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands which
was advertised 90 take place a this Rti-
reau at noon on FRIDAY January 81.
1922. and postponed t{ii Wsdua sday. FEB
ruary l. Ss further postponed 10 Wed.
nesday. February T.. ISss
Z. y. HRADFORD Chieg ot Furean
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fNsSs SALss-sS&4gs1se. - W&sA-gseten s.sse,.sr
sSssg > se4ss assSsaess p gysssas rs sss-..ssss
seAs& seAT- ussa pslYAsegx - yssars
Inquire 2s ggosTSeSeE. Z. II. cEalsA.
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Hnr.r wANrEn-MALE.

MsNTED~1ess iAe0Tse@ Tor spsk Oh
" nIss fSEs A. iukoa raligoaA wages Ss4s
r@s hoar &fsd ats. SEssClal fares ca aH
STEAMERS fire. rs - oga sFaio ffngt SMSzs
say tScsra slsa sEatisn wQsk contract :
s~5Bs iss 80 nFstsss Go aasn!s divisions
tEelu5tnG issse amount of ss&eaiu work
highest prices rack g. - 81 ~ = ssra
sslrts 81 80 &s< yard AE4,sy ~ onop Il
n AgasS, 0ssfssFavfas. ReeFE e Cot
mar BIO h fSfst ans Cosupsl4A street
eeaktl- ena ~ anEss u CesIrs baiiA-
lng. karNrNear Y 4
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13

Wash and Summer
Goods
Spring line of Pique, Duck, Lawn, Dim
ity, etc., all go in this sale.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13
Sale BEGINS Friday, April 9Th.

Store will be open during each day of sale
from $50 a. n. until $50 p. Our books
will be closed and all accounts must be set
tied either by cash note by May Ist, &c.
A Bicycle given away during this Sale.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13

w. II. Whipple has purchased the
famous French coach stallion Napoleon"
from Ellie nsburg parties and will be in
North Yakima with the animal within a
few DAYS. Napoleon is one Of the most
perfect type OF the French coach horse,
yet black in color and very stylish in
carriage, haying been awarded first pre-
MUM at several exhibitions. Farmers
and horse breeders are to he con graduated
on this acquisition to the horse flesh of
Yakima county.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13

No Life" company on earth makes a
proposition 80 favorable as the New York
Life. Note
|. Loans given quickly.
=. Non-forfeitabie from issue; therefor
"lapse" is practically impossible. You
cannot lose anything.
3. Reside or travel anywhere-Alaska,
the tropics, etc. No restrictions what
ever as to manner OF death or change of
occupation.
4 Incontestable at start; no litigation,
therefore, and "clesn bill' in every
particular.
D. Get the money yourself Take
nothing but New York Life. Mr.. Fur
man, Bartholet hotel, North Yakima,
Wash, represents the company. Send
him postal for further informs alton.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13
Great DISSOLUTION SALE

Mr. Berens from the firm of H. H. Schott & Co. In
order settle up the affairs of the firm must reduce
our stock $4,000 and accomplish this offer BIG IN
ducements this is the only adjustment could make
satisfactory all parties. The length Of time of sale will
governed by the prices We will endeavor to give the
exact number Of each article and when these goods
IN stock are gone we will have any at these
prices SO if you get the goods at this sale don't
wait until they are all sold and then find fault with
We nothing.