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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09
iHOAcATARRlRSE !!

Ri cAtarro es una enfeFmedad que Ifene
mucha mas impoFtancia de la que general
mente se le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganog del cuerpo cuyas funCiones y fuerzas
lebilita profundamente. Es causa frecuen-
ta de Ia sordera; afecta la vista, la nartz y la
garganta y es geneTalmente por donde EN-
oieza Ia tuberculosis tisis
La misma facilidad y Ia frecuenCia On
Iue Sc pesca un oataFEo hace las peTsOnaa
lndiferentes para CuEarlo y la Gran mayorfa
no BE preoCupa de Las Consecuencias.
Les bafos frfos por la manana inmsdiata-
mente despu6a de deiav el lecho. dormir con
las yentaDas abiertas y evitaF las ncrRienteB
de aire; son precauciones muy huenRs que
no Cuesta tra5ajo 81 observarIass PeFo el
preventive mas SECURE, mas ehOszS mas f4cI
mas positive y tambien el que acCnsajan
los medicos, esla Emulsion de Scott de aoei
Ee de hfgado de ba0alaO.
E1E8 sorprendsnte Ia fuerza, vitalidAd, eneP-
GA poder de resistencia que roCibe el
CueFpo humane de las peque6as dosiS de
Emulsion de Scott, que se le administran
cor constanC1a. Esta Emulsion, reCubre
interiormente tcdas Las parties d6biles vul-
snerables del cuerpo y 10 pone 81 abFigo de la
infecci6n catarrsl.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industria-
les poco escrupuIosos amunciando emulsiones4
vinog 6preparados g los que atrtbuyen pro-
.piedades Cnrativas que no tienen = hasta hay
iuuien sc atreVe deoiF en- letFas de imprent@,
quS 81 petEO4eo y Ao1OS1A1 % VII &44AAo-V0s
lQu@ es 81 petroleoi Un aceite mineral
.4ue Sc usa como Combustible para lubFicaY
y limpiaF maquinas para alumbrar.-U
gubstancia indigegtible que carece do Ia pro-
.piedad esencial de todo alimento cua' es la
asimilaoi6n; que pssa al trav6s del tubo in
sastinal sin mC dificarse y sin ser absorbida:
luna gubstancia, On ia, que no tiene ninguna
de lag propiedadeS Curativ&s y alimenticiss
del acaite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 Sc dijese
que 81 pstrolso 90 un alimento para maQui-
nas podria pasar, pero no pa . q cuerpo hu-
smano.
81 ten6is alguna duda, pFeguntad vueB-
tro m6dico; 6I os confrmaF6 esta verdad; y
ci est&iB escasos de fuerzas, de oarnea de-
sangre, os aconsejsr& que tomeis la Emul-
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METILOIDES- El meior mas seguro
de todos los especfflcos hasta ahora conocido
para la cnra permanente de todas las enter
medades de Ia ureta, va sean 6staS cr6nicas
agudas Contiene 81 fluio cura por com
pletos on menc5 tiempos pue ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las goncrTeas, espermatornas
cistltis, cot. Meior pue las inyecciones muy
superior al BSndalo y copa; ba. Empieza 3
gnrtir 81 efecto 8 las tres cuatre hoTas de
habersa tornado.
Los METILOIDESn son f8siles de toEaar
y astan rrsparados de manera pue no revne.-
De Venta On todas las Boticas Pidanse
muestras gratis gnS dnicos fabricantes-
Frederick 6tearns 8 Oa Detroit, Mioh-
a. ID. "A
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MAS CONFERENCE

tranieros del gobierno frances, enviando
luego largos despachos sus respeetivos
gobiernos los dos indicados funcionarios
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EECUTIVO.
' distinguidO puhIiCO en-
los SalOneS de la Camara.
q IsCtura del Mslsajs poi sI GObsrnadOF.
lSequndo dta.

Los sefiores Post, Diaz Navarro, doctor
del Vale, Attorney, doctor Barbosa, Co
misionados del Interior de Educaci6n y
director del Consolidate, v6nse va ALI 4
las diez menos diez minutes de la mafiana,
Todos visten de etiqueta. Llega el senior
Tesorero. Tambi6n de etiqueta
Constituido 81 Consejo salen del salon
para el de la Camara donde Sc ha de Ieer
81 Mensaje del Gcbernador
Preside 81 Speaker sefior Matienzo. &c
pasa lista de los representatives ALI presen-
tes. 20. De ellos, 6 de la minorfa.
La concurrencia que LENA ell salon es
de 10 mas vslioso de esta sociedad Mas
de quinientas personals del buen pueblo de
San Juan llenan los escafios.
Los directories de las agrupaciones polf-
ticas vense ALI. Don Luis Muflos Rivera
don Francisco de P Acuna Lcdos.
Carlos NJ Soler, Carlos Blondet don
Juan Hernandez Lopez concurren tam
bi6n. Monsehor Blenk y su secretario Ell
r. P. Berries ocupan asientos de preferen-
Ella.
Ia prensa estd representada en- los pc
ri6dicos ia Democracia," "Boletfn Mer-
cantil," F." ola Voz del Obrero," GEL Carna-
val, 'La Chispa" LA CORRESPONDENT
GA. Por la Prensa Asociada de los Es-
tadcs Unidos, Ell sefior Nc Kee
Llegan los sefiores del Consejo Ejecuti-
vo presididos por el senior Post. Pasase
lista los REPRESENTATIVES y conseeros.
Ocupan Ia presidencia los senores Ma
tienzo y Post.
Muchas damas vense alli
FL senior Post dice que debe eleirse una
comisi6n que comunique al Gobernador
que los cuerpos estan constituidos espe-
ran Sc ccmunique con ellos.
Son designados por el Consejo, los sefio-
res doctor del Vale, Lcdo. Diaz Navarro
y doctor Barbosa, y por la Camara, tres
representatives.
A las diez y 25 llega el Gobernador.
Viste de levita negra y pantal6n lde color.
Comienza la lectura del mensaje que
hace Mr.. Winthrop traduce ell Sr. Cas-,
tro, oeupando aquel la presidencia.
Ell Presidente del Supreme y jueces, je
fes y oficiales de la policfa insular y del
battalion de Puerto Rico, empleados de las
ofcinas del Gobierno Secretaria de Puer
to Rico, Secretario Freitzer, ex.SecretariC
Hartzell, Acting Comisionado senior Proc
tor y Almirante Dunlap, ocupaban asien,
tos en- el gran salon de la C6mara.
A las once y dos minutes Sc termin6 Ia
lectura, retirandose el Gobernador.
Ell Secretario Sr. Post despues de pre-
guntar 81 habfa otro asunto de que tratal
levant6 la session.
El Consejo Sc reunira mafiana las 1C
de La misma. La Cdmara 4 las 2 de Is
tarde Una larga conferencia tuvo lugar
despu6s de la session, entire los se1ores doc
tor del Vale, Matienzo Post.
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A LA GUERRA.
NeW York. Fnero 9. 1.30 3. q.

New York, Enero 9, 100 p. M
Gran excitaci6n han producido en- Pa
Tis las noticias de que Alemania trata de
haeer una demostraci6n de fuerza en- las
aguas de Marr1ecos
La actitud de todas las claaea sociales
francesas es energica, y hdcense manifes-
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taciones pdblicas de deaagrado contra eI
Kaiser.
El gobierno guarda absolute reserva de
de sus planes y solo en- las ofcinas de los.
ministerios de Estado, Guerra Marina
n6tase inusitado raovimiento.
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New York, Enero 8, 3. p. m.
Alemania reconocera protectorado de
Francia en- Argelia, pero op6nesa resuelta-
mente la invasion de Marruecos, la
ilamada penetration pacffca" de Fran
cia
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Los Namados yinos cordiales preparacio-
mes sinsabor de aceite tle bacalao son compues
tOs espiritnosos que Gentlemen una fuerte proper
cion de alcohol de dudosa calidad, pero ninglin
aceite de bacalao. Por Ia gran eantidad deal
cohol que tales preparedness contienen, ejercen
sobre el ORGANISING un efecto estimulante al
principle, pero enervadory debilitante alarga.
La administration de estos vinos y cordiales
puede producer en- los ninos resultados fatales
por "a inhuencia perniciosa que ejerce Ell alcohol
en- el aistema nervioso.
Estes vinos cordiales 8 preparedness sin
sabor que Sc dicen contener los alcaloides 8
principles activos del aceite de hlgado de ba-
calao contienen por 10 menos de1596 a 20ss
de alcohol, i ademas de afectar el sistema aer-
yiosU perturbar las funcioncs de nutrici6n,
cream en- los adultos la fatal propension al uso
de bebldas alcoholics, sus efectos ca gene
raj son comparables los del aienjo, los del
aguardiente otros icores erabragantes
Cuando el cuerpo esta debilitado, aaco y
extenuado, no requiere estimulantes alcohol
cos sino una almentacion buena abundante
en- grasa en- principles nutricios que engorde
Y fortifque y por ESQ los m9dicos recetan la
EMULSION de SCOTT, que contiene el aceite
puro de higado de bacalao de Noruega, que es
la grasa que mas facilmente Sc asimila Y el
mejor alimento natural.
Ademas del aceite de higado de bacalao, la
Emulsion de Scott contiene Ia Glicerna que
ayuda la pronta digestion del aceite, Y los Hi
pofosfitos de cal de soda que nutren el cere-
bro, los nefvios y los huesos. La Emulsion de
Scott no puede substtuirse NADIA como IN
creador de carnes. sangre Y fuerzas.
Sumejor recommendation es el uso constante
que de ella hacen todos los mGdicos del mundo
en- el tratamiento de Ia Tisis y de todas las
enfermedades consuntiVas
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Monz6n capitanea eleniantoa contTarios 4
Cacerea, en Ia adicada provincial
Un despacho afrma que Ia proyectada
gobierno que derroc6 Morales,
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Mas barCOS pfeparadOs

New York, Enero 2, ,.1.30 p. M
El almirantazgo ingles ha ordenado Ia
recommendation en- Pormousth de dos di-
visiones mas de su escuadra Y apesar del
NAL tempo que sigue reinando en- las cos
tas del canal de Ia Mancha, Sc Re dado Ia
orden de que una division de cruceros y
acorazados Sc unan en- Duvres q los barcos
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La sItuaGIOn de Sant0 Domingo.

New York, Enero 8, 1.80 ,. M
En- Azua, los paTtdarios Del iimenismo
han organizado guerrillas que ae incorpo-
raran las fuerzas Que combaten 4 ca
ceres.
se asegura que 81 general Lowensky
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ULTIMA HORA
El CONFllCTQ INTERNATIONAL.

-Creense principales antagonistas IN
GLATERRA Y ALEMANIA.
La demora de Venezuela para faeili-
tar el defnitivo arreglo de los asuntos del
cable, irrita Francia, que desea actuar
en- estos con toda urgencia.
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aIII eataclonados.
Seis acorazados franceses y nueve eruce-
ros con algunos torpederos han salido de
Marsella cor ruinbo desconocido,
Todas las fuerzas navales de las naeio-
nes en- 81 Mediterrdneo, han sido movi-
lizadas.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOll
DE PUERTO RICO.
.sECCIoN DE AHoRRos.

Euposiciones sObre k6reto: Desde 1925
q 1000 devengaran intereses al s por 100
anual.
In.pOsicSones pIasO fjo: Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengaran interes al
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PFenai0s & los iapOnegates s0bre k6retds.
Sc sortearan todos los amos entire los que
mas aa diatingan por 81 constancia en ell
AhorrO.
HOras do GAIA: Pam las impoSiciones:
De 8 & 1O3 de la mafianz y de / Is 81
de La tarde los dfas laborablaa; y de 81 *
1O1 dc Ia manana los domingos Para L.
sxtraeciones las mismaa horas excepto los
domingos
Reqldaeato de "a ,sseci6m: Las personals
que interesen mas porrnenores sobre las
iInpoBici0neay extEacCi0nea manera de liz
quidar intereBes etc. pueden golicitaF mn
eiamplaF en- la Caia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
AN UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND IN CANAL
Body Has Been in Water APP
parently About Two
Weeks.

The body Of q white man. presumably
about forty years OF age, WAS found In
the mill race at the Monta que Manufan-
turing Company, Mt Ninth and OVeton
Streets, yesterday afternoon about two
o'clock.
Coroner Taylor was nt once notified
and went to the scene, Tho position that
the body was in made 1t very difficult
to remove 1t from the water and 1t was
son, tinle after 1t had boon discovered
bofore It could DO taken away to Under-
taker Bl!lcy's establishment. whore 1t
viii remain for several days.
Recognition was almost impossible Tho
body was badly decomposed and perhaps
had been IN The Wnterfor two weeks,
It Is likely that tho drowned man foil
In tbs canal on BYRD Strcaj4lear Seventh
The canal that foens the paner mill and
4 tho Afontaaus plant runs underground
alOns Eighth Street and tho water
masses through the paper mill under
Ovorton Street and empties into the river
afte- having passrh through tho rare
IN the Montague Plant Tho fact that
the body WAS not stopped In the paper
mill IS due to the fRet that this plant
was not wntkiha for 6cHerhl days this
week and theirace WAS OPEN
Tho man had nothing IN Ills clothes
hr which he could he identified. Two
rignretta PAPERS and n comb were all
fiat could he found. lie wnreaa blue
Ee,ot, dat trousers md a brown. vest
The clothing was not OF the best mn-
#terlal and the shoes were well Worns
Cnrnnur Taylnr will maize an examlna-
tlon OF the body this morning.
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Z u = " u
Ing all the time OF his secretaryship. Tic
work had reached ouch proportions that
he could no longer spare the time which
be deemed absolutely necessary for the
full accompaniment OF the work which
the position demands. and he was so
forced to give 1t up. Last night he
was elected vice-president and lie will
continue to devote all the time and en-
ergy he can spare for the league.
The Times Dispatch has beer asked
to STAKE that the league will be very
glad to receive contributions for their
work In behalf OF the backgrounds OF the
city, and also to receive members. All
contributions may be sent either to Mr..
Cook, president Of the league, OF. to Mr..
James n. Drake, secretary, Mutual Build
ing, or to any member OF the body.
meeting OF the backgrounds com
mittee and the executive committee to
confer with the new secretary VIII be
called as soon as Mr. Drake assumes
Office. 80 4fFt y 4f-'s l5 i5t 49, ~ FF24
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told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and oil kinds Of ONT
ments. could walk only with crutchcs.
It is sixteen months ago. since began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first two
months the Cuticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but I kept on using them
both. In two weeks afterwards ! saw
change in my limb. Then ! began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and kept it UP. for seven
months, when my limb was healed up
Just the same as If 1never had trouble.
at is eight months now since l
stopped using Cuticura Remedies, the
best on Gods earth. I am working
at the present day, after Eve years
of suffering. The cost Of Cuticura
= Ointment and Soap was only s.;
but the doctors bills were more like
$500. You can publish my name and
refer any one to write to me about
3Cuticura Remedies. I will answer all
letters if postage is enclosed. John n.
Lloyd, 718 8. Arch Ave-, Alliance, Ohio,
June 81, 1905"
Complete External and Internal Treitment for every
Hunoi from Pmpes TO scroula, from Infancy TO-
eena;ng 2, cuss,e Soar r. Il. Es ~.
q 81. ny s. Ssd !. .ngl. o:t.a
fesI s. ass Z 5 ~. ia Siesd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
RICHMOND S GIFT
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Sum Has Now Reached $18,5oo,
Governor Pardee's Appeal to
Wives Of Governors.

" j Z q
A meeting OF the San francisco Relief
Committee was held at 1890 o clock yes
terday in the Chamber OF Commerce, with
good attendance.
t5 It was voted to add $500 more to
Richmond s. relief fund making total
up to date Of sls50o Isent By the COM
mittee to San Francisco. AS a. result
OF the action Of this body. telegram
was sent to Governor Pardee OF Cali.
fornia authorizing the proper officers Of
the Red Cross Society in that State to
draw on Mr.. William NJ. Hill, the treas
5urer Of the committee, for the additional
sum.
Shortly after the earthquake Governor
Pardee sent an appeal TO the Governors
wife OF each State to raise the sum Of
500 for the aid Of the orphans in the
devastated city. 5szst33,l.f
The committee sent 500 through. Mrs.
Swanson the other day, and at the meet
Ing yesterday Mr.. Henry Lee Valentine
moved that this sum be doubled in order
that Virginia might lead in this excel
lent cause The motion was Immediately
passed and the amount will be sent at
once. This orphans fund la entirely sep
arate from the money donated by Rich
slnond:. & i'll
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FOR POSTMASTER.
VIM. P. Robinson Starts Up Store
and Runs for the Office.
fSpecial to The Times-Di

--- Especial to TIC 7TTlIt!'- Pr tVI7.1 80
DANVILLE, VA, June GA new can
didate for the position Of postmaster
here recently showed up In the person OF
william Pleas Robinson. who has for
the past several years been conducting
a general variety store. Mr. Robinson
has disposed Of his store and Is now
actively at work securing endorsements.
Office. and from present indications more
are likely to#annN1ce themselves ia 1,s
IN. Mr.. Robinson was q candidate eight
years ago and was defeated by e =
Bnrksdale the incumbent. who is also q
candidate for reappolntment. In adj
dition to the above. Ruthledge Gas 80 8
former assistant postmaster, and san
0eles. recent Republican nominee fof
The State Legtsloture. are in the iield.
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News Of the Sick.

IL Mr. H. McGuffin underwent slight
operation at the Retreat for the Stick yes
terday. and was reported as, doing fine
last night.
Mr.. r. NJ. shipman was taken to the
Retreat for the Sick last night very sick.
Miss Julia Hall entered the Retreat for
the Sick yesterday.
the Virginia Hosptta1 yesterday.
Miss Darlington, Of South Boston. was
operated upon yesterday Mt the Virginia
Hospital. ~. Gs
Mr.. George Strain. OF No 5000 Twen-
ty-hrst Street, Is at the Virginia Hos
pital He met with a painful accident
Tuesday, losing part OF his thumb
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GUILTY Of HERESY;
NOTES An APPEAL
Dr.. Crapscy Rcsents Suspension
Of functions as Minister
Of God.
SAYS TRIAL COURT ILLEGAL
Writings Contained i'll Book Con-
stitutcd Basis Of Charges
I Against Clergyman.

nv Associated 1,ressl

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 6---The Rev.
Algernon s. Crapsey, rector Of St An
drew's Church, OF this city who wes
found guilty OF heresy after trial by
an ecclesiastical court at Batavia last
month, to-day filed IN appeal from tho
findings OF the court. Writings con-
tanned III Or. Crapsey's book Religion
and Politics. constituted the basis OF
the charges against the clergyman, which,
alleged denal In certain beliefs and doc
trines Of the church, as set forth In tho
Apostles and Nicene Creeds.
DR.. Crapsey appeals from the courts
decision on every point. He contends
that the court was Illegally and unfairly
organlzed that It erred in refusing to
allow him proper time for the preparation
Of his defense, and that by Its decision
undertook to determine questions of doc
trine. faith and worship.
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CAROLINA LIST.

These Two States Send Many Of
Its Sick to Mefnoria Hospital.
The Memorial Hospital always has a
great many patients from North ana
South Carolina These two States prob
ably send more OF their sick TO this
hosrAtal than any other three. The fol-
lowing are those at present at the Memo
rial:
Mrs. M. z. Ruffln, Of sharpsburg. N. ca
is rapidly convaleseing after an operation
some time back.
Mr.. II. H. Cooper, OF Maysvlle, 8. c..
who underwent an operation week or
two ago, will he able TO leave shortly
Mrs. Cooperiis with her husband at the
hospital
Miss sue Winston, OF Laurenburg, N.
c., Is recovering after a very severe
spell OF illness.
Mrs. Annie l.. Thorn, OF Enfield, N.
c.. Is with her daughter, Miss Carrie En-
field, who Is seriously III mt the hospital.
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Police Made Good Showing.

The ser,i-annual Inspection OF the Po-
lice Department by the Police Commits
sioners took place yesterday afternoon,
n. officers all appearing in new uni
forms Of different style from the old
ones. The commissioners III were much
pleased with the showing made by the
policemen.
The new helmets are OF another color,
being almost yhite. and tho uniforms
for the patromen ut close around the
back. Chief Werner and the two cap
,ains have epaulettes across their Shout
fders The sergeants are known by the
touches OF gold braid on the arms OF
their uniforms.
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Fredericksburg Notes. !

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June B.
Mr.. Stansbury Wallace has been elect
ed president Of the National Bank of
F'redericksburg,s to I'LL the vacancy oc-
Wallace. ~
The remains OF Mr. 4. Weldon Berrey,
who died suddenly at his home in STAFF
ford county, were taken to his old home,
The order of Elks. Of this city, have
elected DR.. J. Garnett King and ]. w.
Mcdonnell delegates to q convention to
be held in Richmond onSJune 18th, to
organize n State lodge Of Eks,
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Alice S. Avis, who has been
visiting friends and relatives In Rich-
mond, Manchester fnnd Chesterfield, Is
now with her sister, A1ra. W. G. Par
,rish, ataVinitn, will treturn to her nome
June 10Th Gooeh,ana last week
for Baltimore, washington and Orange
coun ty3 on a visit for several weeks with
relatives and friends, where she hopes
to be greatly improved in health on re-
turning home.
Mr.. W. A. Abrahams. Of Palmetto, s.,
C., who has been confined for long
time: was able to leave the hospital yes
tterday.
III Mr.. O. a. Hener,nlof Rock Mountain.
N. c.. is receiving a course of treatment
at the Memorial.
Mr.. p. O. Petwat. of Enfield, S. G.,
has lately been verygill, but at present Is
much improved. 5r
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who had charge Of me
was trying to sew up
the side Of my foot,
but with no success.
When he found out
that wouldn't work,
he began trying to
heal the wound with
all kinds Of ointment,
until at last my whole
foot and way up
above my calf was
nothing but proud
flesh. I suffered UNI.
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CUT OFF FINGERS. h
Two Men Receive Painful Wounds
~ ~ e x n m -, = N W.

The city ambulance was calledgto No. :.y7
West Broad & Street astsariigIt to attend
to Mr.. Wood Miller. who nearly cut his
little finger OF while opening potti e.a
h Mr.. Andrew kenaid, Of No. AS Arch
Street, cut his finger! off while chopp!ng
binding wood yesterday evening the
dressed the wound. He was left ct his
home.
Mandy Hescher had an epileptic ut at
Seven zenith and Accommodation Streets
last night Tie city ambulance, with DR..
Hudgins In attendance. responded to the
cali and restored her sufficiently not to
take her to the capital. :l
Nelson Banks. who had two bullets put
into him the other day, was discharged
last night from the city hosp!tal !. :! sa
little the worse for the wear; He leit eel e.
moved from his body.
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Moonlight Excursion.

A moonlight excursion to Dutch GAP
will be given tonight under the auspices
of the St. Marks Episcopal Church choir
The steamer Pocahontas will leave the
wharf at $3.50 o'clock. Refreshments and
supper, will be served on board, and
many young ladies' will aid IN the sue
cess OF the trip. The excursion is to
help pay for the painting OF the exterior
OF the church.
Tickets Will be 50 cents, and % cents
for children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
Manual Training Exhibition.

The Central School will givo an cxhi-.
hition OF manual training in the public
schools Of Richmond to-day and to-mor-
row between 4.30 and 1030 o'clock and
also on Saturday between 10 and 2 o'clock.
There nre many interesting pieces ce
work and the public is Invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07

Marine Hospital Service. now in com
,nand OF the local Office OF the service,
It Is announced, has been assigned by
Surgeon General Wyman to tho
supervision or tho sanitary arrange
ments Of tho Jamestown Exposition.
Surgeon Blue was in charge of this
work both at tho st. Louis and Portland
expos!Eons.
"A After the earthquake at San Francisco
no was sent to that city in the Interest
Of the public health and is now IN Wash
einEtor 4 5s .sta