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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
VERDI'S BUST.
Concert to Raise Funds for Il
Given in Providence Opera House

A small audience was at the Providence
opera House last evening to listen to a
testimonial concert given under the aus
pices of the Italian residents OF Provi-
dence for the purpose Of erecting bust
OF the famous Italian composer, Giuseppe
Verdi.
The evenings entertainment opened
with a grand march Aida" from Verdi
by Capone's band.
Following a short musical program was
given by the Verdi musical club, G. Pet
tine, leader.
The program included a selection from
"Trovatore" and Under the Double
Eagle" admirably rendered by the club.
AT the close OF the musical program
la Statua Di Carne." a romantic drama
in Ave acts, and one prologe was pre-
sented under the direction of the Italian
artist, Frank Vela, assisted by Sigrora
Renata Brunorini and Signor Ettore Scar
latti of Newark. n. j., and his corps OF
amateur performers.
The drama was given In the italian
language and was well staged and most
successfully carried out.
Among the guests OF the evening were
His Excellency Mayor Granger, Alderman
Freeman and City Solicitor Francis Col
we'll These gentlemen occupied a box
at the left of the stage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
0LNEYVlLLE.

The residents In the vicinity of Po-
casset and Webster avenues were some
what disturbed yesterday and the day be-
fore, for the health department called at
the home of a well known resident. once
or twice during this and upon their first
call left word for no one TO enter or de-
part for "a hours and intimated that the
cause of the call might be smallpox.
Yesterday they called again and raised
the quarantine, and came 10 the conclu-
sion that there was no smallpox, much
To the relief OF the few families who were
aware of the case.
Narragansett assembly. Royal Soci-
ETY. of Good Fellows. was visited by the
officers OF the Grand assembly last even
ing. The attendance was very large, and
the evening was very pleasantly spent
After the routine business Of the AS
sembly had been disposed Of the members
retired To the banquet hall, where feast
was enjoyed.
Past Ruler j. A Wood officiated as
toastmaster. and called upon Grand Ruler
James Ward. Grand Instructor Wright
Grand Councillor Essex; Grand Secretary
Moulin, Past Ruler Cullinan. Brothers
Barrett, Sheehan and Wright OF Mount
Hope assembly; Brothers John O'Con-
nell, Woods and Supreme Trustee James
NJ. Shawcross Of the local assembly.
Mr.. Shawcross was made committee
with delegates from other assemblies TO
make arrangements for a field day.
The strike Is the direct cause OF one
more old time grocer I'm this vicinity,
making an assignment, and the chances
are that more will follow. One well known
and well established physician has re-
moved his Office from the square.
The funeral OF Augutus +. Eddy, the
well known expressman was held at his
late residence. 6S5 Hartford avenue at 1880
this afternoon and was largely attended.
Miss Mary NJ. Kirwin was buried from
tho home OF her parents on Deiaine street
this morning. Services were held I'm 81
Mary's church later. The interment was
at CromptonL
IL has been the custom Of Hose 20 on
Manton avenue TO entertain their friends
once a year. This evening the company
will hold It's fifth friendly gathering The
exercises will begin at o'closa charp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
WARREN.

Warren will most likely have as her
opponents Saturday the Troys of Provi-
dence. Warren defeated this team last
year, rolling up a big score
The Warren National band held a social
and dance in Institute hall last night. Mu-
sic was furnished by the National band
orchestra.
Prayer meeting services will be held in
the NJ. II. Baptist church Thursday night.
Amity lodge. /. o. o. F., meets in their
hall on Main street tonight.
The Y. =. s. G. +. OF the Baptist church
met last night I'm the vestry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

uICnnl inskss boits grip the puiieyA pro
vISUUl tects them from steam aud wstec
s'' prevents grazing hRows Daos. CO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

Did You Ever Go Up In Balloon, 6oys7
Barnell Bros. will so up at ? p. m. at
"Farview' Thursday, Friday ana Sat
urday and make their daring double par
achute leap from an elevation OF / mile.
Don't miss IT, Take East Greenwich and
Apponaug cars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
Double Balloon Ascension and Parachute
Lean

VIII be given by the Barnell Bros, on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. at
r. m, at "Fairview." Elmwood avenue.
Take Apponaug and East Greenwich
lars.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

brought to their proper grade.
San uan avenue is now being
worked and an immense quantity
OF earth has to be moved in order
to bring the avenue to the estab
lished grade. Trees that have
been set out are not on the line
established, and in many cases
must be removed There seems
to be want OF system 10 the work
and definite understanding as TO
what work Is TO be done and
when the work is to be finished.
Some oil our city officials. provid
ing they have the time and the IN
ciinatIon, nigh, be prevailed upon
TO give out the information desired.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
Motto. OF f,n., settlement.

j. lane. Monro. Powell decenss,si. Notice i.
her-b, given. that IN Monday, the esth dn,
of May. A. ID. fp-, being Que Of the regular
days OF the Nay term OF the County Court of
Otero County. in the State of Cosoroslo. ],
Bmma 7. uncapl,er. admini.frntrix of said
estate, will appear before the Judge OF said
Court, present my final settlement snch
ndministratrix, pray the approval OF the
same, nnd will then apply to bc discha rxesl
such ndmini-trntriS. Al which time and
place any Iperson in interest may appear and
present objections tothe same IL amy there
bs..
l,sE.
EMMA T. UNCAPHER.
Admini-fratriN of the Estate of James Mon
roe Powell de-ea.ed.
GRo. 4. kIISoHE, Attorney.
First publication. April .6. 1ssls.
Last publication. May -. 13Gs.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
Baseball .. Rocky FORD.

Five hundred people witnessed
the opening ball game OF the sea
son at Rocky Ford last Sunday
afternoon between the Maroons oi
the sugar beet metropolis and the
crack team from Colorado City.
The game was fine exhibition,
equal TO that OF professionals, and
was interesting throughout The
Rocky Ford team failed to score
during the uine innings, and only
three men OF the opposing team
crossed the home plate. Ii was a
pitchers battle throughout. Rocky
Ford making but three hits, all oi
the scratch order. and the Colo
RADIO City boys four. The latter
team played an erroriess game.
and Captain German. oil the Rocky
Fords, IS charged mp with Two OF
the errors made by his team. Over
fifty La Juntaites attended the
game, the story OF which is best
told in the following official score:
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
e,.., n-Am.,,e .n sne~..

Every man, woman or child who
knows anything about circuses,
and who ever saw The Great Pan
American Shows will be delig hted
to know that the big shows, in all
their magnificence and exalted
granduer, will surely exhibit at La
Junta, on Tuesday. May 27th, and
precede both exhibitions with the
grandest morning street parade
ever seen since parades were first
exploited In the great shows
will be seen several new features
which can not be seen elsewhere.
Those who have seen the monster
Bovalapus pronounce it the great
est, the strangest and most unique
marvel to which the deep ocean
ever gave birth. The shaggy.
fierce, though beautiful, horse.
riding lion; Ralah, the biggest
born OF brutes, taller longer, cost
more than the vorld famous lum-
bo--the very lord of beasts, and is
worth the price of admission alone
The circus, which consists OF
one hundred and fifty superior
acts. given by one hundred SUI
perior srenic stars, requi,es three
full hours 10 which TO give them.
The mensgesie will be delightful
study for all because il comprises
more wild. tame and strange
beasts than our people have ever
before had an opportunity to see.
The show is great in everything
and small in nothing.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
Administrators notice.

ESTATE OF L. l.. KING, DECEASED. THE
Cuudr rsign,-d, having been appointed Ad-
Iniul-'rator 81 the estate Of L. T. King, late
of the County of J'cro, In the state Of Colo
rndo. deccasssd. hereby gives notice that be
will appear before the County Court Of said
ptsro County, at the Court Host-e iu La
the last Monday in May next. ut which
tim. all i"r>ons having claim, against said
estate are notified and requested to atfend
All per-oHs indebted to said estate are re-
gue-,-d 10 make immediate payment to the
nIbo issn.Ad.
Dated al La Junta, Colo, this :tsh day oi
April. 4. u. is-.
PRANK FfNSHY, Administrator.
GEo. 4. kfL1oaE. Attorney.
FirSt publication. April nj. I.sts.
Last publication. May "a, 1917.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

THE man who knows how to
write advertisements is fortunate.
He could get sales for almost any
thing saleable His argumen,
would be effective and his logic
reasonable II wouldn't he be
cause he vas good scholar, but
Jus, because he knew what would
appeal TO the prospective pur-
chaser and just why IT would ap,
peal to him The faculty of know
ing how to tell OF thing and way
il should interest the individual IS
what makes the value OF advertis
ing. The man who knows this is
sure that hIs advertisements will
sell whatever he may have to efer.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
Aam,o,.,,.,or.. so.le..
rsrArE on AMANpA ]. popps. pECgA

ESTATE OF AMANDA !. DODDS- DECEAS-
II ed. The undersigned having been mp
pointed Adm pi-frat.,r OF the estate of 4 man.
da J. D,-id>. late of he county of Dfcro. in
III. state OF Colorado, ,dcc-a-sd. hercb, gives
notice that lie will appear before the County ,
Court of said county, at thr court house IL,
La Jupta. In the said county. at the May
term, tssl-. on the last Monday in May next.
NJ which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and request
ed To- attriid for the purpose uf having the
same nd dla-ted. All persons indebted to said
estst. requested to make iinmssiiatr pay
tu.ui to the undersigned.
Dated at La Jnnsa. Colo. this sstb day oi
Aprii,A. ID. ist-.
G. II. DoDDs. Administrator.
Gto. 4. hIIs5oEs. Attorney.
First publication, April -, IsJs-
Last publication, May ~. i9U..
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

The manufacturer Of pups on
the Topeka Capital pefpetra'ed
the following supposed to be sar-
casm IN a recent issue: Tins Is
certainly going to he wet season.
1t has been raining at La nuta "
The punster ought to have visited
La lnnta last Sunday night He
would have thought the indica
tons favorable for a very dam p
wet season.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

THERE Is only one MAN meaner
than the man who dies to beat his
creditors and that is the man who
refuses" his newspaper through
the postoifice when srrearages are
not paid The other day We go, a
paper back from the posiotiice,
marked refused" and II was
wfing,ng vet there was SO much
due un H.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21


MucH has been said about Set
ting out trees and shrubbery aud
otherwise beautifying the residence
portion OF our city, and it is the
desire of many OF our citizens to
comply with the suggestions OF
the board OF trade in that line.
Owing to the unsettled state Of
the grade, however, in many OF
our streets and avenues. il has
been impossible to make much
headway except in a few cases like
Ration and Belleview avenue
Neither trees can be set out o,
walks built until the avenues ar,
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

FOWLER may be selected as the
site for great institution, a ma
tiopal emergency hospital Ii is
being iavorably considered by the
managers OF the National Emer-
gency Hospital at 53I Wells street,
Chicago. The town OF Fowler
was brought 10 the notice OF tn.
secretary through letters sent on,
by the secretary OF the Denver
Chamber OF Commerce Fowler
would certainly be good site to'
such an institution, and one of its
strong points, aside from its good
climate, is the fact that it has the
finest and purest water that flows
at any place east OF the Rocky
mountains.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

ORDwAy is now wide open
toAn. The board OF trustees at a
recent meeting repealed the Sun
DAY closing ordinance, and here
alter all business viii be conduct
d IN tina, burg on Sunday tn.
same as any other day Swink IS
like wise an open town. he
proprietor OF the only store there.
who lives at Fowler, mad to chase
the customers ont OF his store last
Sunday morning in order that he
might 20 home and visit his iami
ly for one brief half day.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
L. Junt.-Roehy Ford field Day.

In the annual field day contests
between the La npta and Rocky
Ford High schools last Friday,
La unts won by score OF thirty
nine points as against twenty four
points scored by the Rocky Ford
high school. Pollock. who is a
college graduate and athlete,
scored twenty one out OF the
twenty four points cred ted to the
Rocky Ford team
The contest took place at the
driving park, and the events we're
witnessed by large crowd One
OF the most exciting events OF the
day was the game OF basket ball
between the girls OF the two high
schools, La Junta winning by a
score OF 79 to The winners in
the events were as follows:
Baseball throw-Crozier. La
Junra, won; Lewis. La Junta. sec
ond
Rnnniue broadjump-Pollock,
Rocky Ford, won, io feet 6ts
inches; Lewis, La unta, second,
rs feet 10 inches.
One mile Dodds, La Jnnta,
won; Manning, Rocky Ford, sec
ond
Standing high jump Pollock.
Rocky Ford, won; Wolf. Rocky
Ford. second.
Standing broad Jump Pollock,
Rocky Ford. won. 9 feet II inches;
Lewis, La Junta, second, 9 feet
ga inches.
Running hign jump-Pollock,
Rocky Ford, won, 4 feet 10 inches;
Crozier, La Junta, second. 4 feet
9 inches.
Shot put-Cisney, La Junta,
won, 80 feet S inches; Ailsworth,
La ]unta, second. ao feet.
Fifty yard dash-Lewis, La
Iunia. won; Wolf. La Junta, sec
ond
Hammer throw-Pollock. Rocky
Ford, won, SO feet 3Ls inches;
Lewis, La Junta, second. IS feet
7 inches.
One eighth mile bicycle race
Eddy, La Jnpta, won; Allsworth,
La unta, second. Time, 2o2s
seconds.
Pole vault-Pollock, Rocky
Ford, won. 9 feet; Cisney, La
Junta, second, & feet ) inches.
One mile bicycle Dodds,
La Junts. won; Allsworth, La
Iunta. second.
One hundred yard dash-Wolf,
La Junta. won; King. La Iunta.
second.
One hundren yard hurdle-Pol-
lock, Rocky Ford. won; Taft,
Rocky Ford, second.
Five mile bicycle race-D Dodds,
La Junta won; Allsworth, La
Junia, second. Time, IS minutes
~ seconds.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

Tar Salvation Army has expend
ed $50, ooo daring the pas, year
making mprovements at Amity IN
Prowers county. where they have
a colony established. Among the
Improvements is an Orphans
Home. and other substantial i'm
proyements are contemplated dur
ing the present year,
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21

SuSpKY Pueblo gentleman have
= bright spot in their memories
where is marked down the gener
Gus hospitality OF the La Junta
Woman's Club. They are inter
ested 10 learn that the club has
lust held its annual election. .-Pu-
ohio Chieitain.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
Whooping Cough.

4 woman Who has bad experI
ence with this disease, tells how to
prevent any dangerous consequent
ces from 1t. She saws: Our three
children took whooping cough
last summer, our baby boy being
only three months old, and owing
TO our giving them ChamberIain's 5
Cough Rem. dv, they lost none OF
their piumpness and came out in
much better health than other
children whose par, n,s did not
use this remedy. Our Oldest little
girl would cali Justly for cough
syrup between whoops - rssiE
PISKEY HAIL, Springvillc, Ala.
This remedy is for sale by all
druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
sons peopIe sill insist that ad.

SoAK people still insist that ad-
vertising does not pay. There
was notable instance 10 the con
trafy In this city one day last
week. One OF our merchants ad
vertised the alleged fact that the
person who took $40 in money aud
checks from his desk was known,
and in order to save humiliation
and trouble the party was request
ed TO return the same al once and
escape prosecution. The mer-
chant did not have the remotest
idea who took the money, bu, his
bluff worked The paper came
out Wedne sday morning, and the
money was returned to him the
same day
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
CONSUMPTION

the most dreaded and deadly of all diseases,
ms well "a. pneumonia. and all Lung trouble.
relieved at once and cured by Aeksrs
Gagiish as~sdy the king of all Cough
tur,-s Cure. Cong hs and Cold. in day,
- cents. Your money back ~ dissatisfied
Write for free -impl~. W II. HooEEh a Co,
Buffalo y Y. T.C- Colinsn, druggist. For
sale by r. &. roitman, Ph. q.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
Mammoth p.oe,ne Carnival.

The contractor who Is building
the Varied Industries Palace at the
Worlds Fair in ST. Lonis. has
suggested rhe holding OF dane
ing carnival npon a magnificent
scale to celebrate the completion
OF the floor OF the building. In
the construction OF these nam
moth palaces the floors are built
first and then the superstructures
put in place. Ia the Varied In
dustrirs building the main floor
area is about fourteen acres The
contractor proposes to have a
mammoth brass band occupy a
stand in the center ot the floor and
plays tunes suitable for dancing
while 100, 900 dancers join in the
ptrouette The contractor ex.
presses the opinion that he will
have no trouble in securing per
mission from the directors OF the
fair to carry out his carnival idea
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-21
CoLoRADocIIY

SUMuAKY Stolen bases, Award and Scott
Bas.s on balls. Case :, Faulk = Struck out.
Cns" 4. haulk :. tit Icy pitcher, Rauik l.
Umpire, Miles. of Colorado City. Time Of
enin.. one hour and thirty i've minutes
Attendance, sp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-04
ANSWER FILED.
Reply of Colorado Relative 10 Use o
Arkansas River Water Received.

Reply of Colorado Relative 10 Use oil
Arkansas River water Received.
Washington. Nov 4.-The answer CT
the state Of Colorado in the suit OF
the state Of Kansas VS.. Colorado for
the restriction Of the use OF the water
Of the Arkansas river by the latter
state was filed in the United States
supreme court Monday. In general. all
the allegations Of the bill of the com
plant are denied and ii Is set forth
that the appropriations Of water com
planned OF were in accordance with
the reliance upon the doctrine re-
specting the appropriation of the water
from the natural streams for beneficial
uses which by usage and custom pre-
vailed in the arid region of the United
States at the time of said appropria-
ton. and which. by the approval OF
the United States. have at times made
the law applicable to the public lands
in said arid region"
1t is urged that the people Of Kansas
have themselves recognized the neces-
sity OF the use of the water of th
strains for the purpose OF irrigation by
so using the water themselves.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-04
Paine's Celery
Compound
Makes Permanent lures in
Chronic and COnstipated
Eases OF rheumatism.
II Gives New Lille TO Helpless
and Crippled Men and
Women.

profassor Edward f. Phelps. NJ.
d, LII. D., has given to his profess
sion a positive and permanent cure
for ALI forms of rheumatism from
which SO many suffer in the autumn
season. 70 the rheumatic this truth
should prove encouraging ana com
fortino. Men and women suffering
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freoueutlv stiffens the joints,
cripples the limbs, and renders It's
victims quite helpless, can be re-
stored to activity, vigor and health,
if Paine's Celery Compound be used
for a few weeks. There is every
reason why sufferers should pin their
faith to this best of medicines. Your
friends and neighbors have used 1T
with success; the honest physician
Ia prescribing il every day In cases
where all other means have failed,
and they are delighted with the
happy results. Why hesitate, or
doubt the powers, virtues and
efficacy of the medicine that is cur
ing thousands today? 1t Is your
only hope; your safety ana lie de-
pend upon its use. Lizzie Pierce,
Folger, Tenn, once helpless and IN
critical condition from rheuma-
tism, writes thus;
~ had rheumatism so bad that j
could not walk, and could not bear
to have my legs moved OFTEN
thought the disease would XIII me-
| commenced taking Paine's Celery
Compound; / used two bottles ana
have not had the slightest symptom
Of rheumatism since. | wish
could tell the Whole world the good
your medicine has done me. My
mother. who had rheumatism for
years. was cured by Paine's Celery
| Compound after using few bottles.
She can run now like child and
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could tell you Of dozen or more
raocIa WHO were cured by Paine =
Celery Compound.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-04
REPORT or ROBERTS
Treasurer of the Uaited States Pre-
SENS Annual Statement.
AVAILABLE BALANCE
RE Net Amount in the Vaults OF The
Government on Jaly | Was the
Largests He says, in the
gssiory Of the Coantry.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4s--Eilis II. Rob
erts. treasurer Of the United States.
in his annual report. says thas the
magnitude OF the available cash bal
ance and the unprecedented holdings
of gross gold are the striking feature
.f the condition of the treasury at the
close Of the fiscal year 1902. The net
ordinary revenues for the year were
$685.. AIS. 233 and the expenditures
ss7i ,I9o.s57. showing a surplus OF
$I91 .2s7.37e.
In comparison with the previous
year. there was decrease Of s25,20'.-
l04 in the revenues. Offset by fall.
ing off OF s3s.776. 4g5 in the expendi-
lures. While there was an increase
OF sI5.s59.252 In the receipts from Gus,
toms. the internal revenues. under the
operation Of new laws repeating the
war taxes. fell of s35 .300541. There
was a decrease Of s32.343.4sl in ex-
penditures on account Of the war de-
partment and an increase OF $7.296..
lAg in the cost Of the navy. The total
receipts of the year from all sources.
including the public debt, were 81 .o62.-
I2i.4a7 and the disbursements $500
s27. o41. United States notes and
treasury notes we're redeemed In gold
to the amount Of s17.4S2.5 $50 Of the
former. aud 21274 500 OF the latter.
without any impairment of the gold
reserve Of $4,000. GOO.
The available cash balance In the
I treasury July ! 1909, was the largest
net balance in our history. Il amount
| ed 20 SA52137.Gsl. The gold reserve
/ h counted ia as it II available for the
redemption of legal tender notes The
sums in national banks 10 the credit
/ of the treasurer and disburb az officers
] we're glg7 1870 .056. The subsidiary 81.
YER. sIt.462.53S. and the minor coin
/ ysie.404. could hardly be used for
/ large payments. nor Is the silver bull
| Hon 10 be- rechoned for such purposes.
! With su b deductions. there remain
81 In the treasury vaults, July /, lit
/ tie over ST. .0no con, As hfty million
! dollars lis deemed a fair working fund
! about seq coo a00 could be- spared, by
( October thla excess became So coo,
/ coo and Justified measures 10 reduce
/ 81. BY November !. II was brought IA
iri7e over a million dollars bei3w
/ the working fund.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-04
CHILDREN De Tanned.
Eleven Little CuhaBs Booked for Cal
al frunnnt 90

Eleven Little Cubans Booked for Cali
mia Cannot go There.
New York. Nov. 4-The board Of
special inquiry reported to Commits
sioner Of immigration Williams that
it had voted unanimously In favor OF
excluding all children who came from
Santiago. Cuba, TO this country to join
the Universal Brotherhood institution
at Point Iona. Cal.
ii Is expected at appeal will be taken
from the decision
Mr. Williams directed that they. re-
main a Ellis island. but that they be
placed In his own private suite rooms
In the Ellis island building. There
under treatment they will remain until
the case is settled The first appeal
taken from the decision of the board #
sreeial inquiry is TO Commissioner
Williams and the next Is TO the treas
ury department at Washington where
the commissioner expects a decision
will be rendered.