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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
A MIDNIGHT SWIMMING RACE.
Unusual Wager of Life Savers Ends
In m Arrest.


NEW YORK, May 6.-While Hubert Cal
lahan and Francis Egan, two members Of
the Volunteer Life-Saving Association,
we're discussing methods in their favorlte
occupation in an uptown restaurant on
Friday night the question drifted to their
own deXterity and resulted in a wager IS
TO which could beat In a swimming match
from Fifty-ninth Street to Fifty-second
Street in the East River. Their compan-
ions who were to be referees. protested
that the time was not propitious. as II
was then after midnight. but they would
not be dissuaded and with few prelimina-
ries the race was started.
The referees went down the river TO the
goal point and waited more than q half
hour, when they began TO fear for the
swimmers safety and started up along
the river front to see what tidings they
could find Their search was soon re-
warded, for but block away they met the
master Of a barge who was acquiring
where he might find a policeman. His
story was that he had seen two men
swimming down the river and thinking
that they were prisoners escaping from
Blaekweli's Island he rowed out into the
river with a couple OF sailors and took
the young men into custody. The contest
ants were found in the cabin of the barge
wrapped in blankets which the captain
had furnished, and were reyiving their
chilled feeling from the same worthys
decanter. Explanations followed. with the
result that the inonensive prisoners we're
released and returned to don their clothes
They say they will try it in daylight next
time, and swim in another direction.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
A TOWN WITHOUT POLICE.
Only One Inmate of she Lookup In
Two Nc.rs.

BARBOURSVILLE. W. Va, May g.
The inhabitants Of this town have been
without police protection for years. yet Ito
bad results have followed.
Two years ago the council put up
lookup at an expense of several hupdred
dollars. and the prison has had but one
occupant in that time and he was a
tramp. who was given shelter from the
cold on a winter night.
circus is to give an exhibition here IN
a few days. and the council got together
AID decided that on such an occasion
marshal was an absolute necessity to look
after the crowds. But no one could be in
ducsd 20 serve.
Ten or twelve powerful young fellows
declined. after being rendered the position
and the town fathers were puzzled until
Harvey Blackwood, a grey-haired citizen
Of seyeuty-two, agreed to serve and was
unanimously chosen.
He van also appointed collector OF taxes.
street commissioner. and treasurer, and
can FIJI ali these Offices and have time to
discuss crops at the corner grocery. He
is The oldest police officer in the State.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
KILLED BY A FALLING HOUSE.
Two Women Smotbered in Bed ny
CoIInpsc of n Dwelling.

ST. LOUIS. May e.-Sophia Eyerscn. aged
twenty-seven. and her cousin. Melvina
Wilson. twenty-three years Old. we're
smothered In bed this morning dun ing the
progress of a violent storm. while Perry
Everson, an eight-year- boy. who oc-
cLpied the same bed. escaped uninjured.
The Eyersou family. of six persons, lived
on the first floor OF a dilapidated structure
at 1880 North Eighth Street. while Jerry
Moore lived on the second floor. The
heavy rains and high winds caused the
building TO collapse. The mattress Of tie
bed on which The Moores slept fell square
ly on the two women. On top of this
rested the roof OF the house
There were no marks or bruises Upon
the bodies OF the victims. clearly shoAiug
that the had been smothered as tEcy
slept. Flremen rescued from the ruins the
seven other inmates OF the house, Mrs.
Moore being badly cut and bruised
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.
Suspension Day the First of the
Weeks Programme.

This is suspension day in the House.
and the understanding is that great
variety of bills will be called up and dis
cussed. Perhaps the feature OF the week
will be the contested election case of
Richmond Pearson, Republican. against
William T. Crawford. Democrat, Of the
Ninth district Of North Carolina. Repre-
sentative Driscoll OF New York. a mem
ber OF the majority of Elections Commit
tee No 3. and who is a Republican, re-
fused to sign the majority report against
Mir. Crawford on the ground that the eyi-
denee taken by the committee showed the
election in Asheville. where frauds are
alleged by the contestant to have been
practiced. was fair.
He will make a determined fight on the
floor for Mr.. Crawford. 1t is alleged that
the Republicans OF the Ninth North Caro-
lima district have not heartily endorsed
the contest, and Mr.. Pearson was not
ienominated.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
Death Ends Melancholy.

CHARLOTTE, n. C.. May G.-SanueI
Hawkins, a prominent young society man,
killed himself in a room in hotel in this
city today Hawkins has been very melan-
choly for the past five months. 1t is said
this came from an indiscretion on last
New Years night. HawkiES. with 4 party
OF friends was out New Year night calling
and while at the home of a prominent
banker OF this city, showed some signs OF
being intoxicated, and was ushered to the
door. This incident preyed on his mind
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE A. A. A
eligibility of Duffy, of GEORGETOWN,
May BE Questioned.

NEW YORK, May 6.-At the meeting
yesterday OF the intercollegiate Amateur
Athletic Association arrangements for the
international championship meeting were
made. 1t was practically decided to hold
the meet on Columbia Field, on May
% and 2s The 600 entries were gone over
and a number of protests considered The
names of those protested were not an
nounced. though it was rumored that the
champion sprintcr, A. +. Duffy. OF George
town University. is one who will have to
prove his eligibility.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
MRS. MEYERHoPPER DEAD.
She Was Stricken With ApopIexy
Friday Afternoon

Mrs. Caroline W. Meyerhopper clerk
in the War Department. who suffered
stroke Of apoplexy at her desk late Fri
day afternoon last. died at the Emergency
Hospital about O'Clock this morning
Her husband and other friends were noti-
ied and the remains are expected to be
removed and prepared for burial today.
The deceased had been a resident OF this
city for many years. She resided With her
family at 1926 Third Street northwest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
MAKING BOGUS PENNIES.
Many Spurious Coins Circulated in
New York City.


NEW YORK, May 6.-Wholesals coun-
terfeiting of pennies is being carried on
upon large scale in the downtown Italian
quarter. Representatives of the Govern
ment Secret Service Bureau have been at
work on the case for several weeks and a
number of arrests are expected very
shortly.
The discovery of the counterfeits was
made by an agent of the American Muto-
scope Company. This company has a large
number of moving picture machines in
different places all over town. One OF
their branches is in Park Row, not far
from the downtown Italian quarter.
1t is the custom to turn In the pennies
taken in by the machines to the main Of
fee. at Fourteenth Street and Broadway,
twice a week. From there the pennies are
taken weekly on truck to the SubTreas-
ury.
Three or four weeks ago 200 pennies
were rejected as fraudulent. The same
experience was met with the following
week Then a watch was set on the ar
irving pennies, and 1t was finally discov-
cred that all of the counterfeits came from
the SHOW room in Park Row.
When the authorities were notified Of
once set on foot which resulted in the dis
covery of evidence that an extensive plant
for the manufacture of the spurious cents
is in existence somewhere in the Italian
quarter.
The coins are very fair counterfeit and
seem to be made OF something much like
the alloy used by the Government in their
manufacture. When examined closely it is
easy u detect the difference from the
genuine, however.
1t is not customary to look at the small
coins with much attention, however. 20
that the counterfeits seem TO pass almost
as readily as the genuine coins
The magnitude of the operations OF the
counterfeiters is indicated by the fact that
the Mutoscope Company alone has taken
in an average of more than 200 OF the
coins each week in one of the places alone
where its machines have been exhibited.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
Robbed Sheriff when Leaving Jail.

MILFORD. Pa, May "a term In jail
had no effect in curing Frank Hennessey
Of stealing. He vas sentenced here last
fall and was released Friday. He had 10
more than gained his liberty than he stole
SIS from Sheriff Vaudermar. The money
was in a coat belonging 10 the sheriff
Vendermar captured his man and secured
the money after which he released him.
Hennessey claims that his father is the
president of bank in Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
A FAST BICYCLE RIDER

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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07

II you have Rheumatism, try Munyon's Rhsuma-
tism Cure; if you have a Cold, try his Cold Cure:
if you have Dyspepsia, try his Dyspepsia Cure; II
you have any Kidney Trouble, try his hidaey
Cure Munyon has 4 specific remedy for almost
every disease; mostly . cents at any drug s. ore-
Munyon's Inhaler cures Catarrh, Grippe, Kron-
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
DIED.

WILLARD Suddenly, on Saturday, May 5, 1850,
at AS D. m. HON. A. J. WILLARD. late Chief
Justice Of South Carolina.
Funeral at his late residence. lii5 Corcoran
street. Monday, p III. lnterment at Arlington.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
Two Couples ReconeiIed.

JOHANNESBURG, May 6.-Former
Councilman william E. Starry and his sis
ter-in-law Mrs. Gregor. who elcped from
Mechanicsburg over eighteen months ago
and were captured in a Western town.
brought back. and sentenced to one year
in the county Jail, completed their term
Yesterday and were released Mr. Greg
or was on hand TO meet his wife and
they left at once for some point in the
North. Mrs. Starry was also on hand
and she and her erring husband immedi-
ateIy left for some point in the South.
A thin, nervous person requires ten hours sleep
Nd hfftfa of Hauriab'r
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
MuNYON
CURING
The SICK
NO MONEY TO PAY
His Physicians Are Busy From Morn
rg to Night, Giving Advice to
the sick-The Most Careful
ENnminnt,o ons Are Made,
without Cost
THE STAFF INCREASED
Prof. Munyon's Leading Specialist on
Lung and Kidney Diseases Is
Now Here-He Comes Direct
From the Home Omce-His
Treatment Is Unequaied.
Electrical Treatment.
Washington Is Given the First Bene-
ft of n New Discovery-u VIII
Work n Revolution in the
Treatment of Ger
tain Diseases.
Electrical Treatment.
FAITH IN MUNYON
MUNYON HAS THE CONFIDENCE OF
WASHINGTON, AND FOR
THESE REASONS:

Munyon's offices are always the
same; never change in name.
Munyon's Doctors are all Special
lists of large experience.
Munyon's Doctors are honest; il
you cannot be cured, they VIII
frankly tell you so.
munyon's Doctors often make sur-
prising Cures after all others have
failed.
The families that use Munyon's Remedies have
no Doctors bill to pay. When an aiment seems
obscure or complicated they cali on Munyou doc
tors, who direct them what remedies TO use or
give them electrical other treatment, as
n, =ded The Munyon Office is established FOR the
free use of the people. Anybody can come ana
have the benefit of the best medical opinion and
of the latest improved appliances without cost
MUNYON'S doctors not employed merely 10
sell Munyon's Remedies, but to give honest, dis
interested advice to the afflicted. II you do not
need medicines they will candidly tell you 50. II
they cannot cure your disease they will frankly
admit it. Hundreds Of patients are constantly
under their care. There is no reason why you
should not consult them If you are not absolutely
we'll They are here for your good The staff o.
physicians has Just been increased by the addition
Of Prot Munyon's leading specialist on Ling,
Kidney and Nervous Diseases. He comes 10
Washington direct from Home Office
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-07
A BUSY week PROMISED
Matters of Importance to Be Dis
posed of in the Senate.

Evidence of n Desire for nm Early
+ Adjournment - The Naval ApprO-
printions and Other Bills 10
BE Considered-Thc Clark Case to
BE Called Up by senator H""r.
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Hab|a eI Dr. zeno Gambia

Conocida es la competencia me
aica del DR.. Zeno Gambia
Sus conocimientos profundos le
han colocado, entire los prin4eros me
dicos puertorriquef1os y sus ensef1an
zas en- la prensa, en- el libro y en- la
tribuna, le han hecho acreedor al
tllo de maestro:
Habla pues, un maestro:
eHago constar que habiendo usa
do las eP1ldoras Reconstituyentes
del Lcdo D. Martinez: en- mi practi
co medica, obtuve de elias excelen.
tes resultados en- casos de depression
organica por Intermediates agudas,
anemias, cloro anemias, y en- gene
raj en- casos de discracias y perdida
de las fuerzas.
e. uso de tales plldoras, va se'
guido de prcuto alivio, sin dnda de
bio 10 asimilable de las substan
cas- componentes de las mismas, y
no vaeilo en- prescribirlas, cada vez
que nuevas energias es necesario CT
municar organismos ocbilitados
empob1 ecidos,-
DR. M ZENO GAMBIA
Ponce AgOsto de 1900:
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riadas, pueden tambien prosperar;
los contratistas del Ejercito, pueden
prosperar asf mismo; los navieros,
alquilando buques al Gobierno para
llevar soldados vivos traerlos
muertos, es indudable que prospe-
ran tambien. Pero. .Iqui&nes
son <nosotros,? Ese <nosotros, no
incluye una gran parte de nuestro
pueblo.
Dicen los republicanos que co
mo prueba de nuestra prosperidad
estamos prestando dinero Euro
pa
sQuien es este <nosotros,? Hay
aquf algdn agrioultor en- esta Asam.
blea; hay en- Maryland algtn sgri'
cultor que presto dinero Europa?
Nj uno siquiera. No estais por 10
tanto include sen ese <nosotros>.
Permitidme ahora que os haga
una proposition. E! Presidente, CO.
mo argumento de nuestra prosperi.
dad dice que <nosotros, estamos
prestando dinero Europa. Pues
hien: TODD agricultor que presto di'
nero a Europa y que que por 10 tan
to pertenezca ese <nosotros,, que
vote la papeleta republicana, y
aquellos one no presten dinero q
Europa, y que no pertenezcan & ese
<nosotros,, que me den sus votos.,
Esto Sc llama hablar en- plata
aunque Sc airma que en- esta oca-
sion Bryan no es platista.
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Diaro absoanente inpaca De opinion de Ia prensa
Lo que es
la guerra

Ell <Republiceno de Sprinfield,
dice que q Inglaterra le cuesta la
guerrascon los Beers $15, 10000 por
-cada boers, 10 cual quiere decir que
esta cantidad hubiera proporciona
DO terra y maquinaria para ocupar
100, 600 trabaj adores, haci@ndole ell
mundo mejor y 1T vida mas grata,
en- lugar de las desgracias injusti-
cias que acusan su desembolso. Pc.
70 los goberaantes de Inglaterra hu
bleran preferido que el ga Ito hubie
ra sido aun mayor por cu4nto real
zan un bene1cio en- cada .peso con
los bonos del tesoro que sc emiten,
que Sc les pagaran intereses soste
nlendolos q una altura superior al
rebaf1o com1n.
La deuda nacional es uua bendi-
ci6n para aquellos que estan en- el
poder. Els 10 que hace que las ma
sas produzcan una renta para las ella
ces. Las nasas pelican y mueren y
aqueilos que sobrevivon q ia guerra
y a sus hijos pagan los interes de
Ia deuda contraida para la campra
de los caf1ones y municiones con los
cuAles tOrpemente Sc mataran los
unos q los otros. Los $4,000 traba.
jadores que dieron sus v:das por ell
mandate del primer ministro de la
Reina val1an muy POGO para poder-
seles apreciar como costo. La que
IRA es una gloria iconstituyamonos
en- imperio!
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De Cayey.

FL AlcaIde de este pueblo don
Arturo Aponte p1esent6 hace unos
dias su renuncia, la que le fue admi
tida nombr&ndose en- su lugar don
Valeriano Colon, que ha dalo dispo.
siciones muy acertadas a Ia polic1a,
hacienda desaparecer los focos de
infection que existfan en- los patios
de algunas casas, viendose las ca
lies y sitios p1blicos bien limpios
El Microbes 1ltimo y la tenn
prana edad de "a a11os falleci6 el a
prec:ado joven Juan Jose Gallart,
comerciante y juez suplente; su en-
tierro tuvo lugar ell Jueves por la
tarGe, siendo muy concurrido; mu
chas corCnas fueron depositadas SO
bre el feretro y caro- fdnebre, sien.
do la mayor la del com;te federal.
Ha terminado el periodic de ms
cripciones sin novedad
Sc han ausentado de esta pob a
ci6n ell Lcdo don Luis Muf1oz Mora
les one EMBARGO con su familia para
Espana y ell comerciante D. Manuel
Munoz Gal!art para New York. Fe'
liz viaje y pronto regreso
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Estad1stiCa
rabiosa,

ST hemos de Greer la estadfstica,
los espanoles somos menos rabiosos
que los ingleses y mas que los no
landeses.
En efecto; de los 1914 enfermos
de rabbi. que fueron cucados en- ell
institute Pasteur durante Z ~ na
sado 1,497 eran franceses, u- ue la
India Is belgas, IL ingleses, 4 grie
gos, suizos, 3 espanoles, 2 turcos,
y dos holandeses.
Lo mas importante de la estadfs
tica que acaba de publican la prensa
de Paris, no es este, sino 10 s1gHien
te: de las 1914 personas atacadas de
rabia solo 10 no fueron curados. De
estos 10 6, llegaron al Institute de
masiado tarde.
En- 1887 hubieron IA muertos en-
tre /, 700 enfermos.
Ell progreso es, pu6s, evidente
En- esta mprenta Sc vende papel
peri6dicios viejos q 50 40 el quintsl
N s-5-
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Juan dc Guzman Benitez.
A B 0 G. A DO.

Ofrece sus servicios profesio.
nales.
Ell bufete en- los altos del Bauco
Territorial y Agrfcola
a-15-7
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BRYAN
en- Baltimore.

Ha sido objeto de la mas calu
rosa reception que SO haya presen
ciado hasta ahora, el candidate de-
m6craua W. J. Bryan en- la ciudad
de Baltimore, ciudad erninentemente
dem6crata.
En- los diferentes discursos que
pronunciara todos tendencies des
truir las aseveraciones hechas por
los republicanos de las excelencias
de sus teor1as, va en- tonos satfricos,
va con argumentos contundentes
dentro de la l6gica mas severa, da.
mos hoy a Ia publicidad la ingenio.
sa forma de combatir la prosperidad
que Sc han atribuido los republican
nos, y al efecto cita Ia Erase por
ellos explotada,,'de sNosotros esta.
mos prosperando Dice el orador:
Pero iquienes son <nosotros,? Esa
es la question. Ell labrador no fcr-
ma parte de ese <nosotros> El jor.
nalero no forma parte tampoco de
ese enosotross y vayan Vds a
decirle que estan prosperando bajo
la administration republicana, los
trabajadOres de las ninas en- la re-
gi6n de <Anthracite,.
Hay algunas per sonas que pros
peran bajo la administration repu
blicana. Los Bancos, que pueden
conseguir ell dinero del Gobierno
por NADIA, y prestarlo al pueblo con
un interes; estos sin duda3 alguna
|que prosperan. Los TRUSTS,
que pneden realizar un so por ciento
de dividendo sobre mercanc1as ave-
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DeCIaraCioneS
de LEE.

Ell general Lee ha declarado que
reina un gran sentimiento nacio
nal entire los cubanos, Ia mayorfa de
los cuales anhela la Independence
de su pals.
Algunas personas -ha dicho ell
ex-c6nsul Green que ell primer a.
cuerdo de la convention cubana Sc
ra pedir la retirada Immediate de las
tropas americanas, acto que a su Jul
clio seria premature, pues q 81 debe
preceder Ia demonstration de que los
cubanos son @ptos para constituir
un gobierno estable
Cree ell general Lee que tambien
abundan en- Cuba los anexionistas y
quc; muchos extranjeros y no pocos
cubanos .conservadores desean que
de un modo permanente Sc constitu
va por 10 menos sobre la isla el pro
tectorado de los Estados Unidos.
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Para los a.''a.h...

Tres medicos franceses, los doc
torres Broca, Sapelique y Thebaul,
han descubierto ell suero antialcoh6
lico.
De los alcoholicos a quienes 10
han inyectado, IS SO curaron y 25
no La proportion es pues, la misma
aproximadamente que en- Ell trata
mieuto de otras enfermedades con
otros sueros famosos.
FL suero antialcoh6lico desper
ia en- los pacientes los actos rehejos
que antes de la ;ntoxicacion provo
can en- todc h ,mbre ia repugnancia
contra las bebidas fuertes. AL cabo
de POGO tie mro los enfermos no tols
ran ell aguardiente. Para lograr
que no toleren tampoco el vino es ne
cesario muc hfsimo mas tempo.
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Para d0rniil.

La eCrcnicle NIedicales ha pu
blicado la opinion de varios N medicos
sotre la posici6n que debe adoptar
Sc al dormir, oajo todos los puntos
de vista.
Segdn el dictamen de M. Logs
Gull6n, debe dormirse Ell primer sue
10 echado obre el lado derecho pa
ra facilitar el descanso de los mania
res al fondo del est6mago
Af1ade des pues, que al dormir
sobre el vientre es nocivo y que al
efectuarlo sobre la espalda promue,
We el desprendimiento de arenas = la
formation de calculos.
lgnoramos Ia eticacia de los con
sejos del doctor, pero confesorlos
que no es d1ficil nj peligroso poner
los en- practica.
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SGPNS6

Que no publicamos comun1cados
sin que sean pagados por adelan
tadO.
Cada seis palabras, 50 cuentan po-
una Inca, la lfnea vale diez cen
tayOS.
Las cartas que vengan con comu
nicados sin su imports NO Sc contes
tan
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J. Marco Bayona.
E-FORTALEZA No n H

AGENTE de- advsnas consis
natario de buquss. REPRESEN
TANTE dc 10 casa c. del Pine y Ga
cosechsros de vinos sn Jorez d., IL
Frontera y AGENTE del <Anuario
Bailly Bailliere hijoss
AGENTE de una reputada rs
brica americana. <de sellos de- "
ma
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Notas: Sc han socorrido por la
Sociedad q 1884 personas. Sc han
empleado Psi costureras para co.
ser ropa para los pobres. Sc han
distribuido 1852 pleas de ropas, y
23,219 rsciones de provisiones. Sc
han restaurado "a casitas de pobres
y Sc han dado 1881 80 para 5000.
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