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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30
BAsAOO EN- Ell HONOR.

sin duda habra I'd. visto en- los
peFi6dicos, con relaci6n algun re- \
medic, alg1n. anuncio como este:
:s'Si despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
= escribe que este remedio no le ha
.Bartido buenos efectos, le reembol-
saremos a I'd. su dinero." Pues,
nunca hemos tenido motivo para
n1hlar de esta manera con relaci6n
al r64nedio designado en- este art1.
tiende por todo ell mundo, nadie Sc
ha quejado jamas de que nuestro
remedio haya fallado 6 ha pedidc
la devoluci6n de su dinero. Ell p1-
blico nunca murmura de pan honra-
do y habilmente elaborado 8 de una
mediclnG que produce los efectos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLR
esta basada en- Ia lealtad y ell hcs
nor, y el conocimiento de este he
eho de parte del pueblo, esplica
su popularidad y gran 6xito. No
~ hay NADIA que disimular Il ocultar.
No es el resultado de un suef1o 8
1e u.-a casualidad sino de afano-
sos estudios fundados en- los como
cidos principles de Ia ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Es tar sabrosa CO.
mo Ia miel y contiene todos los
principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Hlgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los higa-
dos frescos del 'bacalao, con Jara-
be de Hipofosftos, Extractos de
Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre. Este re-
medic ha nierecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en-
chalquiera de las intermediates pa
RI las cuales Sc recomienda como
&livio euraci6n. En- los casos de
Escr6fula, .Anemia, Resfriados, De-
bilidad y Tisis, es un especffco.
eel DR.. Jose G.. Pumariega, de Ha-
oan0, dice: He usado en- mi GLEN
tela la Preparation de Wampole,
en- todas aquellas intermediates
cue aniquilan ell sistema nerviosU
Y par,icularmente en- ell raquitismo
Y Intermediates del aparato respi.
"atoro, habitndome dado un exec
onte roaultado." En- las Boticas.
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No es CiertO que Nicolas piense en-
abdiCar.
ESQ 10 ngg6 eI emhsladOr russo en- LNnhres.

Ell Embsjador ruso eu Londres ha me-
gado que Ia ab0iGaci6n del Czar eB inmi-
nents y que sc halle incapacitado para go.
bernar.
POr OtrO ladO Sc dice que eli Gran Du.
que Miguel podrS ser uombrado Regente
haata Ia mayor edad del here1ero del
trono; QUE la Duma sera disuelta esta-
blecida Ia dictadura miIitar; que 80 ha
arTeglado Ell matrimonio del Gran Duque
Miguel con la princeHa Victoria de Sch
leswig, Holstein. En una palabra, ell caoB,
la mayor confusion se observa en- las mott.
ciaB de Russia.
Mieutras tanto, los refugiados rusos en-
Nueva York no cesar de intrigar.
Uno de 6stos asegura que la Emperatriz
viuda y Su hijo prediIecto, el Gran Duque
Miguel, 90 oponen Constantemente & los
dictados del Gar; que amboS han tornado
nm poderoso partidO y atiu cuentan con el
apoyo de altos personajes de la Guards
Imperial.
Las leyeS fundamentaleB rusas no per-
miten que el Gear abdique en- favor de un
hermano 81 tiene hijos.
Ell Car esta nervioso eu extreme, pero
conffs en- su habilidad autocratica en- 81
poder divine.
Hay otro rumOr que tiene mas probabi'
lidades de ser 'cierto, saber: Ell Prehiden'
to del Consejo de Estado, hombre de inte'
Ggencia ampliaE miras liberales, ha lle'
gado ser mas popular que todos les
GrandeB DuqueH, Berfa nombrado suce'
Sor de Nicolas en- case de que este fuere
depueeto removido. Tambi6n es muy
popular en- 81 ei6rcito cfrcalos aristocrd
ticos de San Petersburgo.
Sc dice que muchos DiputadoB tienen la
intepci6n de proclamarle Gar cuando Nj
col6s envfe sus tropas con el ObjetO de dis
persar la Duma.
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CONVOClTORIA.

Por Ia pTeSente y de acuerdo con la re.
ciente circular de la honorable Junta Cln
trail de Ia Union de Puerto Rico, convoca
q todos los unionistas RESIDENCES en- San
Juan y sus barrioB para el dia del en-
trante mes d9 de Janio de 9 a. m. 4 5 p
m. fin de proceder & la election de Ia
nueva JuDta Local de esta ciudad que ha
de funcionar en- el nuevo termino marcsdo
por Ell reglamento
Los CoIegiOs Sc sbrirsn Ia hora ant {
indicada On la ciudad, Ofcinas de Ia Jun
ta Central, donde Votaran los eff igdos de
la ciudad y Marine; en- Puerta de Tierrs,
casa de don Luis Alvarez (CaTret4rh) y
en- Santurce en- Ia de don Manuel Duprey,
calle de Ia Carretera.
San Juan, Mayo 25 de 1907 julio
Gd5Ues Otero, Sscretario.-RafaeJ Diss d.
Andino, Presidente.
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VagOs en- FranCla.

De las averiguacioneB p1acticadas poT el
Ministro del Interior, Sc desprende que en-
Francia hay cuando menos 100000 va.
goB
Contra esa horda, el gobierno ha levan.
tado un regimiento de $4,000 rurales, Gu
20 deber consiste en- proteger la vida y
propiedad de los ciudadanos y perseguird
la vsgancis.
Veintiseis departAmentos dieron alicia
miento nocturno q 460. 900 individuoB de
sOspechoBaE conducts.
En- muchas ,municipalidades los vagoE
no pueden ser arreatadoS por faIta de pri
sion.
De $4,000 que fueron arreHtados el afio
pasadO, $4,000 quedaron libres por no
hab@rseIes prObado delicuencia alguna.
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Ell desCansO dOminiGaI en- Mexico.
Manifestation pdbIICa ALI on honor de Gutierrez
Nalera

Mexico, mayo 21.-El concnrridisimo
mitin de dependencies u timamente verifi-
cado, mas que una reunion encaminada
fines pr6Cticog, resnlt6 ser una reunion
Hediciosa en- que 90 pronunciaron diScurSos
viOlentoB, llenos de estribillos vuIgares
respecto Ia OPPRESSION en- que el capital
tiene al trabsjo.
EStos arrebatoB entorpecen la marcha
del asunto que va iba bien por el camino
de elevar al Congreso una solicitnd para
que expidiera un decreto imponiendo Ell
descanso dominica. Sin embargo de estas
reuniones hs resultado una Cosa it'll: la
fundaci6n de Ia Bociedad mutualista de
dependencies que tiene por objeto, entire
otros, proporcionar trabajo & los que por
cauSa independents de Eu voluntad Sc
quedan sin 81, auxiliar los enfsrmos y
Bus fsmiliaS y pagar uu sueldo de jubils-
ci6n & los que envejezcan en- ell serviciO,
sin haber obtenido medios de provesr q Hu
RnCianidad.
La manifestation pdbiica que SO est6
preparando en- honor del inolvidable Ma
nuel Gutierrez NaJera, Se hara en- el jar.
din de Ia Corregidora y habr6 ademds,
una veIsda literaTia en- Ell teatro Arbeu en-
10 que tomar6n paTte Urueta, Urbina, Ia
pianista Ana Maria Charles y otros litera
tos y artistas
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Una hOtetada J IN haIazO.

New York, Mayo 15.-El doctor Guy,
dentista distinguido de FarEockway, que
degempefi6 el cargo de jues de instruction
del Distrito de Braux, mat6 esta tarde de
:un tiro su egposa.
Mr.. Guy habfa eatado bebiendo, GUAM
do entr6 en- 81 casa comenz6 molestar &
una j6ven que tenfa de criada, por 10 que
su eSpcsa le peg6 una bofetada.
Ent6nCes sac6 an revolver y>la mat6.
Ell doctor Guy fu6 reduCido prisi6r.
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OPORTUNIDAD.

Sa subarienda por cuatro meses, de Is
de Junio en- adelarte, Ia casa que ocupa
en- SanturCe Ell senior Mnfioz Rivera. Tie
ne asla, comedor, Eeis dormitorics, dos
bafios, BALCONIES sobre Ia carTetera, ampliaa
galerfas al este y al oeste, jardfn y patio
muy extengo, eochera, csballeriza, Bsrvicio
abundante de luz el6ctrica sgua, teIe.
fono, Srboles frutales, etc. Sc cederS,
amueblada como Sc encuentra, por ell
mismo precio que paga hoy de slquiIer
segdn eontrato, sin cargar NADIA por eI uso
de los musbles. OpoTtunidad para fami
lis de San Juan del interior que desee
pasar On sirio muy fresco Baludable,
alrededores de la capital, la pE6xima tenn
poFada de verano.
Informes en- "La Democracia'
Bows ..:-
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a. Ia anunciada entre7ieta de los em-
peradoTes de ,Alemania y Russia que ten
dr6 efecto en- aguas del Mar Bkltico. El
tratado para una intsligencia regpecto al
cierre de dicho mar en- caso de guerra cr6a'
90 que Ber& uno de los puntos que trataran
los dos sobeFanos.
En- 81 vapor "Maoricefio" que .lleg6
de recslada forzosa Guayamas, Meiico
hubo mn choque entire emigrantes ehinos y
ruBos que visjaban en- dicho buquey de re-
Bultas de 6l murieron 20 chinos quedaron
herideB otroB tantoB. Algunos hubo tam.
bi6n de los iltimog El vapoT llevaba
1,500 pasajeros; de elloB 800 rusos.
Sc estan hacienda trabsios por las So
ciedades polfticas benefeas de Italia &
fin de combatir por todos los medios posi-
bles, la gran immigration que sigue Bacan-
do una importante masa obreTa de aquel
pueblo. El gobierno Sc preocupa en- re-
solver ese prob'ema que entrafa vital Inn
portancia para Ia naci6n. l..
~-Uo cuerpo de ej6reito regular chino
compuesto de $500 hombres ocho bate
rias de aYtilIeEias de campafia ha IIegado 4
Pekin para ser revistado por FL ministro
encargado deRdepartamento de Ia guerra.
Muchus de los oiciales de este cuerpo son
japoneseB y entire aquelloB hay tambian
euFopeos.
Las repdblioas de Mejico, Chile ,
Argentina han ordenado Il construction
de nuevos buques de guerra para suz
reBpeCtivag maFinaA La esCuadEa meiicae
m dispondr6 en- b1eye de un0 de los mSs
fueRtea acQrazadoH de laA hQtaa de Anne.
Eicas
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TemhIOr E inCendiO en- YIOiIO. Com
pIeta destruction del VeCintariO
A'tIuIdad de Ia pOIlCIa J de las trOpas.

En- el aniversario del gran terremoto E
incendio de San Francisco California, que
destruy6 aquella RIGA esplendente ciudad
de los Estados UnidoT, Iloilo, ciudad que
ocups Ell Segundo lugar por Su importan-
cia en- Las Islas FilipinaB, ha sido aTrasa.
da por Ell fuego y por I'M horrible temblor
de terra.
Manila tambien ha Bido conmovida
faertemente por I'M terremoto.
Las perdidas de propiedades Sc estiman
en- Glen mil peeos orc, no habisndo Bufrido
la parte de la poblaci6n donde SO encuen
tran Hituadas las casas de comercio, gra'
cias los esfuerzos de las trOpas y Is po-
licfa.
El fuego fu6 ocasionado por los terri.
bles temblores de terra que Sc dejaron SEN
tir en- aquella populosa ciudad, , aunque
tuvieron mayor intensidad que los que &c
han registrado durants 19 amos, sin en-
barge no cauHaron tanto daflo.
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.FALLECIO EN- ARECI-
bO ell SenOr Andres
BeStard
Una gran avenida hizO aIIi ell rio
grande.
Es aspsradO si honorable gOheTnadOT Post.
Ode maestro correspOnsaL. }

Mayo 20 -Hs f.llecido en- esta ciutad
el st nor don Andres Bastard empleado de
Ia Hacienda Montegrande. r l. p.
-Por ser ms mana dia festive SO suspen-
de Is session ordinaris de este ConcejO Mu.
nicipal para Ell VierneS en- Ia nochs.
Aver hizo una gran avenida el rio
Grande que inund6 la psIts bsja de Ia
ciudad y ell muelle.
Los almacenes de esta ciudad Sc en-
cuentran abarTotados de azGcar, calculan-
desc en- uuoS cincuenta mil sacos por no
venir vsp0res csrgsr, q consecueneia de
la hhe'ga en- New York.
-Ra ei1o nombrado Inspector Muni,i
pal el pratticante don Rafael Silva Oh
veras.
En- eta semana es esperado en- ests
ciudad ell Hon. Gobsrnador Mr.. Post J
Auditor MIR. Ward.
Aver eEtuvo en- este puerto el vapor
de FsTos, en- asuntos de ssrvicio.
Aver Fe celebr6 en- esta CoTte de Dis
tito Ell primer juicio con arreg' Ia nue..
va ley fin de dictsminar Sobre lss fscul-
tades mentales de la ipf5liz Nicssia Reyes.
Asistieron 6 juTsdos, psritos m6disoS y
varioS testigoS. Fu6 declarada lOca psii
grosa y el Hon. Juez orden6 fuese reclui.
da en- ell Manicomio.
deTa moneIia.
ban dado comisnzo las novenas del
Corszin de Jesus. Los castos y 6rgauo
muY bien.
va esta mejor de ia grave eDferme
dad que durauts dos meses Ia r,tuvieTa en-
CANA dina Rosenda Canales.
Nos aIegramos mu ho de su restableci-
uipntn
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La MkQUIHA De ESCRIBIR MODEREA
1etuan, "a. San Juan, p. r.

G&1ES uo la pAclB A4aA4l5+l-A
CUTICURA, con los mas
puros y Iimpios inCredi-
entesy superioras y frcscos
perfumes. NiDgun otrO
iabon medicinal al pro
Ecnte admite la compare
cion con este ensus cuali-
dades para preseTvar,
purificar y he".noseaT Ia
picl, el cuero cabelludO ?
las manos; por las cueli-
dades dicnas so hace indis-
pensable su UsO para lOs
nihos, Ia toilette = los
I - ---ar.asg..a ~
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SEPASE

Que no pubIican1e,1 i communicates sin que
aean pagadOg p0r aeselantado.
Oada sells palabrs ts0 cusntan pOE una IL
aea y II lfnGa vale Iaz cantavOa.
Las eaGtna que " kgau con GQmnuieaQQs
ain ~ snapggls no IORteataR,
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Sc encuentra enfermo en- Bu residen.
cia de santurce 81 maestro seiOr F, Oller
y, por esa cause, las classB de dibujo y
pintura que habfan de ComezaF, bajo su
direction, 81 primero de Junio, quadan
suspsndidaa hasta 81 abIecimianto del
maestro y nuevo sYiso, que Rer6 publ.
cado OpQEtHnRmspte,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

EN- la maflana de hoy falleci6 81
apreciabIe i6ven don Luis Geraldine Pa.
chsCO, smparentado con diatinguidas f.
miliaa de elta IocalidRd, Pas 4 lpa EeatoA
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
PAPKE KNOCKS OUT
MARTIN IN THIRD

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 14-Bin
Papke, Of Peoria, H.. dropped Terry
Martin, the much touted Philadelphia
middleweight. for the full count IN the
third round here tonight at the National
Athletic Club.
Martin took a count of nine from a
right-hand punch on the jaw in the
second round and went down from a
similar swing IN the first minute of the
third round Papke was relentless, and
as soon as Martin struggled 10 his feet
he rained a shower Of blows on the
Philadelphia. One of these connected
with the right spot, and Martin went
sprawling on his back for the ten. The
bout was too one-sided 10 be interesting
Sturdy, Not Clever.
Papke is a rugged, sturdy fighter and
has a Knockout punch IN either hand.
He knows little OF the sciantihc end of
the game, and his judgment of distance
IS execrable- Ordinarily, Martin Is
clever, eVasive boxer, bur he could not
sidestep any of the Western middle
weights bull dog rushes. He simply
had TO take his medicine. and the re-
suit was not unexpected. Papke Will
get plenty of work here, as his hing
bang style pleased the Philadelphia
crowd
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
ATHLETICS
TAKE LITTLE DUST
FROM WESTERNERS
The Pacific Representatives, Distinct Disappoint-
nent as Record Breakers-Nav Academy
DopesterS Optimistic-New York School,
boys Plan Big Season
By MANHATTAN.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE great Ore
gon record breaker. Dan Kelly. may be
all his friends on the coast claim for
him, but he certainly did not show il
at the jamestown meet.
As a matter OF fact he was a distinct
disappointment TO the Eastern amateurs,
who had heard so much OF his mar
Yelous speed. 1t is held that one OF two
things must be true; Either Kelly was
out OF condition or his record o. IS
for the hundred Is phony. When a man
who claims a record Of as is unpiaced
In a race where the time Of the winner
Is 70 rs. something surely is out OF Kill
ter. That Kelly was in pretty good
shape Is evident by the fact that he won
the broad jump with comparative ease.
No man living can cover 3 feet Il inches
In this event who Is out OF condition.
Keiiy's poor running in the 100-yard
win about convince the doubters that he
Is not real 3 S-5-second man, and will
lead foreigners to the belief that we are
manufacturing records; but the A. A. L.
IS not 70 be criticised In the matter. for
the Western officials brought a trainIoad
OF afhdavits affirming the authenticity
OF kelly's performance. and 10 have re-
fused TO allow the time would have BEEN
equivalent TO calling some OF the big
gest men en- the coast liars
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
TIE LARGEST WHALES.

II is a singular circumstance that the
two largest sperm whales ever report
"a or known to be captured, should
have been taken within few hours OF
each other. Capt. Gilbert Borden states
that the first whale was taken after a
hard race between boats from the Wave
and the Pacific. The whale was seen to
be a big one. and he came up near TO
the Waves boats. The vessels were
whaling or the River Platte, and the
next morning another shoal was raised
ard the boats Of both ships gave chase.
This time fortune favored the boats
from The Pacific. and Captain Baker,
vino vas then mate OF the Pacific. Sc
cured the whale that was Just about
sfs same size as the whale captured by
z6e fsF-.- Sew Bedford Mercury.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Why Nature Is Best
Director of Life

Doctors are often failures be-
cause there are no two consti-
tations alike.
Nature is the best doctor, and
the best adviser Of what 10 eat.
Night offers the best time to
work to men who think.
Moral life Of man has more TO
do with his happiness and con-
tentment than all other things
combined.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
WIND LOWERS
ANALOSTANS'
SHOOT SCORES
Good Attendance il
Spite of Open Reed
Bird Season.

Despite the fact that the reed bird
season IS now open, a large number OF
shooters gathered at the regular trap
shoot OF the AnalOstan Gun Club.
The weather conditions were favor
able with the exception that the south
west wind made the birds fiy low, and
resulted IN Difficult, shooting. The club
is continually growing in membership,
two or three having Joined yesterday.
The scores:
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Those who are on the inside IN regard
TO football affairs al the Naval Academy
at Annapolis are very optimistic over
the outlook for the Middies' eleven this
fall, ard there IS good ground for such
confidence, for with nearly every man
Of last years team ready TO get into
hts place, and with a bunch OF good
new material, coupled with happily
arranged schedule leading up to the
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Football dope" is getting to be pien-
tiful as the time for the opening OF
the season begins.
Capt. Harold Parker. OF the Harvard
team, has issued a call 20 his men to
report for practice on September IS, a
week before the opening OF the college
term. This date was decided upon by
Captain Parker and Head Coach Joshua
Crane a few days ago, and not only
the players but the full stan OF coaches
will be present on that day.
I'VE are going to start in our foot
ball work early" said Captain Parker,
and, from the very opening we are
going to get down TO business. First,
however, the practice viii be light.
and will probably be held only IN the
afternoon"
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Night the Tims to mini.

Nothing is more erroneous than the
popular saying about early to bed and
early to rise" That may be better for
the laborer, but for the man who thinks
night offers him the best time to work.
Since the beginning Of the world the
thinkers have thought out the ideas
at night and the toilers with the hand
have put them into execution In the day
time, and so II viii be in all the fu-
ture. Night is the time for mental work,
and the day Is the time for manual
work.
But, after all, the moral life of
man has more to do with his happi-
ness and contentment than all the
other. causes combined. I believe that
every person has to suffer for all the
wrong he does, and is rewarded for all
the right he does The rule has never
failed in so far as I am conc srned. and
I don't believe it offers an exception
among men. Thus the moral life has
much to do with our health, probably
more than most people realize. And I
believe if we would live lives of whole
some thought, eat wholesome foods
take wholesome exercise and do as ma
ture commands, there is no reason why
any of US should not be in splendid
condition. physically and mentally. at
the age of 100 years.
Believe I will reach the. hundred
mark. as I have not done any great
wrongs, and manage to keep my con-
science in pretty good shape. But /
might have lived much longer If I al
ways had acted exactly as I should
have dones
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

Three prominent amateur biIliardists
in the metropolitan District. Ferdi-
nsnd Poggenburg, DIT. A =. Miller and
J. @. Jenkins. jr.-hsve been appointed
a committee TO draft arrangements for
the proposed international amateur
matches. Their appointment was made
by frank J. Howell, president OF the
National Association Of Amateur Bill
Hard Players. who viii serve ex-officio
upon the committee.
The committee viii work out plan,
and its action VIII be made known at the
next meeting OF the association, which is
70 be held at the Liederkranz Club on
Wednesday. October 2. At that time the
formal acceptance Of the French chal-
lenge for international matches viii be
forwarded 10 the Comte de Dree, presi-
dent OF the French organization, togeth-
er with the ideas that appear most
feasible to the Americans
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
a CASE on CULMBACRER

A CASE or CULMBACHER
- r. lis a good thing TO have in the
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< questioned purity ana exceptional
" . = - deiiciousness. Order q supply OF
this fine dark beer. ? doz.. SL75. Bottle re-
bate. 50 cents.
WASHINGTON BREWERY Co.
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The Washington times., 1907-09-15

One thing was demonstrated at James
town beyond a doubt. The Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club can put into the field
the greatest team OF athletes that ever
contested in an all-round athletic con-
test The wearers OF the Winged Fist
scored sixty-two points in the various
events, nearly three times as many as
their nearest competitor. the New York
Athletic Club, which scored only TWEEN
ty-one points.
The Chicago Athletic Association I'm
ished third, with seventeen points, while
the Olympic Club, OF San Francisco.
scored fourteen; the Boston Athletic As
ISOLATION, nine. and the MultnomRh A
A. A, Of Portland. ore, and the Uni
versity Of Oregon. five each. While the
score shows the division OF the prizes,
1t does not tell Of the manner OF winning
them, for the members OF the Irish
American Club scored In twelve Of the
sixteen events, and won nine champion
ships.
Two new American and worlds rec
ords were created during the fomDeti-
ton. and any number OF near records
were shown
j
the California giant, who, two years ago
at The Lewis and Clark Centennial Elk
hibltion. was deposed as champion and
lost his record 10 Wesley ". Coe. Of the
Boston A. a. revenged himself in great
style, beating his former conqueror by
more than four feet. incidentally setting
a new worlds record for this event,
making a mark OF q feet 61z inches.
SURPRISING the old record by half an
inch.
John Flanagan. the genial weight
beaSe r OF tile Irish-American A. c, was
The other offender, his best effort IN the
5g-pound weight throw netting IS feet
inches. surprising the old record OF
g Tcet rs inches by hve-eighths Of an
inch. Even though the two new records
beat the old ones by only a short ais
lance In each case, they showed con-
cIusiveIv that the men are capable Of
rsrord. performances at all times under
good conditions.
The spectacle of two men accomplish
ing y feet g inches in the pole vault
for height will not soon be forgotten.
Cooke and Allen. Of the Irish-American
Club. achieved this feat. tieing for first,
while Glover. the third man, accom-
pIished Y feet Cooke ultimately won
The event on the Jump-off.
TIE vesterners did remarkably well,
taking into consideration they had TO
make a long trip. It was clearly shown.
however. that the East has the cream
Of the athletes Of the country. In addi-
ton, the New York athletes made by
far tie best showing in the record
the same club finish one. two. three IN
the fve-naile race, as did the irish
Americans, it is a pretty sure sign that
that club IS about the best there Is IN
the country.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
Let Nature Direct You
In the Matter of Diet.
Says John |. Sullivan

Ing in the park, or on the streets. or In
the woods than laboring at his desk.
Thus nature is telling him which is bet
ter for his health Ia such cases a small
amount of artificial exercise should DE
taken 10 supply the natural require
ments- The less exercise you take, the
less you are capable of taking, and
thus your constitution may become
greatly weakened However, overexer-
else for a person whose occupation does
not require it may work harm to the
system. After the body Is matured
doubt that as much exercise is needed
SIS before.