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The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
PIMLICo STAKE ENTRIES.
Secretary Riggs Announces List of
Horses for Spring Events.

Special TO The Washington Helad
Baltimore March 1s.-Secretary Riggs,
OF the Maryland Jockey Club, to-day an
nounced the entries 10 the stakes which
viii be run at the coming spring meet
ing OF the Maryland Jockey Club, at PIN
leo. which begins Saturday, April ~
Tic Merchants HandicsI,-FoF thFee-yesf=olds and
ursssri; guaranteed value, N.aao; one mile Lotus
Eater &: Lagerdemain. 3. Oak heaf. &; PaHtolife,
Transition 81 Tudor. 3; 0liiens, 4; CigaTlishlef.
8. Rama. &; Racine II. &; Orphan Lad. s. Our
Ethel 9; Wabash Queen 3; solon shinsie, s: Lads
Vera 8; Marshall Ney, 6, Conjecture, 3, Nieru-
sane a. Cave Adsln. 3 ROYAL Window, s hifaii,
8. Lucy Marie S. Thistle Do g. Massive s. Gre-
villa, 4; Nihiios s. Don Domo, 6; Dr. Aaek. =
sarfen G. Calmness s. Saulara, Z, ti0lddeuF, .
p Dorado 3; Bobbie Kean, e. Belle Il Iezsamine.
Dais Maid. 3; AmIedo. 8: Co5mosa, g. TIE
Clown T.
Tie Couatry Club Of Pimlico-Fer three-year-olds
guaranteed value, Sl-eQ. oue mile ChamTlsin
sisigtail Transition Tudor. or Ethel. ConieetuTe
Cave Adsum. Efau. Prince Of Orange, Lady Gas
SPEAKER. Starsiow. Rsesman, Aeddlesome Boy, y
Dorado, Edwin H.. Percentage. Alionby. and
AmIedo.
Pimieo spring Selling stake; thIeeyearol,isi
guaranteed value. s. Geo. about sIX fgrlongs Chap
lain 3; Belle stFame ;: Sannus. 3: Burn. s. Bel
dom 3. simple Hon0rs. g. srrgtsH. 3; Preen,
s. Tudor 8, ST. Joseph 4: Prince B1stus, 5; Cigar
lighter. g. Optician 4. Racine II. &; Midas, q
Havana s; Mary Gusts s: Lady Vera. s; Platoon
8, BTookdalo. s.; Conjecture s. Merry Lsssie. 3
ROYAL Window. 6; The Saraosn. A. Elfal. 3; bucy
Marie. 9; Thistle Do. 6. Massive. s. Muouyine B.
Lady Gas Slanser 8; Niblick. s. searfell. 5: Chip
lewa e. Don Damo 6, DE Mack. 8; Birmingham
4: SANDY Creeker. B; Tickle. &: Josie Hampton 4
QuadriIie, 5; Paul Clifford. a. Consn Kate, g.
Belle Of Jessamine. & and PeIcentagg, g.
Druid Hll Park Stake, for twO-ycarolds: ggaTan-
teod value 81 00: i've fHrlongs PatTiCian, BenheF.
BesEaTman Laughing Eyes. N Isle Master. Laviess.
Gossoon. Sophomore, Early Tide. HaTcl Crcstou.
Bordefland BiIy Hibbs, Nnaldo. Miss Cushman,
Buggoo Adrian. 0rena Bob Callahan. Jr.; Jubilee.
Gigele Iouis Roederer- 0rnamcntation Margaret.
Miss Ruth Boeger Red. SwagerlatoF. Boil WeeEil.
Giles. Belhl Ban Blair. Gallant Lizzie. Wooispin-
lockwood. Lady Powell. Suburban. G.. a. T.. False
liaTtT. MeTpman. Thanksgiving Glorious Betsey,
LFudshle and Gertrude Lee
The Green spring VALLEY Steeplcchase Handieapi
ouryeat-olds and upward: guaranteed value 81 go;
about two miles. Bellc0Ur. 2. Gazsd0f. a.. Ssrtor
Resartus. 6; Iaiu Young. a. Algoma. Fapfika. Dui.
clan; Kara. 4. Castor. s. DT. Keith 3: Judge
Parker. g. Worthwhile, 5; SoaFgny, &. Jim Slick.
Rockstnm A.. Flying Virginia. a. ToTchello. s..
Frank Seners s; Chofist 4. To0ts 4: Water
CouIse. Z; nlomodary, a.. Mamie H.. a. Mr. Sic
Cam. Garterette 4: John Randolph. s: Sir Tristan.
&. Rocket. s: Bound Brook. s. Hyperion. 8: Iucaa-
tation. s; Aules. q. CFoxton, a. Captain Hayes a.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
JEFFRIEs IS PROSPEROUS.
Champion Denies THAT lie 1. IN the
Dawn and Ouf Club.

San Francisco. March iS.-James j.
Jearies has not reached the mollyeoddle
stage. He says so himself. lie also says
few other things in reply 70 recent
stories printed in the East that be Is
broke. a physical wreck, a steady gazer
at the wine when It is red, and spelling
for night.
The big champion dropped into Los
Angeles yesterday afternoon, looking
long enough to issue a sweeping denial
OF most everything that had been print
ed about him during the last few weeks.
Boiled down his interview amounted to
this
Il am not busted, said the champion.
4 have a valuable farm, good town
house. and a bank account that looks
like plenty of rest TO me. I've eat the
ring and could not be dragged into a
fight with any Of the present bunch Of
near champions. I'll never hght q
'dinge I'm a Rube now and proud Of
IL. All I want Is 20 be let alone and
allowed 10 grow my own alfalfa.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
QUIET DAY FOR TEAM
Ball Players Have One Ses'
sion of Hard Practice.
WARNER IS EXPECTED TODAY
when Veteran Catcher Reports the
CIub win BE Compiete-Perrine Is
suffering from a Boil, hut Expects
10 BE In shape 10 Play In the Sec
ond Game with st. Louis Cardinals.

spscial to The Washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex, March lS-This was a
quiet day with the Washington ball play
ers. The principal incident was the de-
velopment of a boil on the neck Of Per-
rine who has 10 go around with his head
on one side like "a bllnker chicken He
suffered from the pesky thing last Janu-
airy. and was the proud bat unhappy pos
SCISSOR Of sixteen at that tine. lie
thinks this newcomer is really an out
cropping of an old favorite which was
badly treated when il was first on the
turf. Perrine hopes the boil will be all
right In few days. and he may be able
to play against the ST. Louis Cardinals
here next Saturday in the second game
for the seventh place championship.
This morning everybody went swim
ming. and this afternoon there was hard
practice at the ball yard Graham. Good
win, and Wilson were put through their
PAGES in the box. and all did we'll. Case
Patton was the only veteran who did
any twirling
Friday viii be an of day II the weather
continues fine. Half the gang. headed
b. canullon, will go hunting. while the
other half is framing fishing trip.
Shrimp bait has been scarce recently
and caused several fishing expeditions TO
die a-borning.
Jack Warner is still among the missing,
bat should be here to-morrow morning.
George Nil. Washlngton's utility in
fielder has a high fever tonight, and a
doctor had 10 be called IN. He com
planned Of feeling badly this afternoon,
but the fever only developed tonight.
The doctor said he thought it was ma
laria. but could not tell definitely.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19

Carlisle. Pa. March lS.-The football
schedule of the Dickinson College team
for next fall has been completed as fol-
lows:
September @-westem Maryland UniFerss at
Carlisle
October 5-United States Naval ACADEMY. at An
nap0lis Md
october p Washington and jefferson. at Wash
ingtm.
October 10 Ursinus College, at ColleseFille. Pa
October 25-LehiEh University. at Carlisle.
November 2-Pennsylvsnia State College at VIII
Transport
November 9-Afedio0- ChFtfgicll al Carlisle
November l6-Bncknell University, at LewistoNn.
November 2S-Nount St Mays at Carlisle.
November 2s-Iafayette College. at Easf0u.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Flick 10 Raise Trotters.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cleveland. Ohio. March lS.-Eimer Flick
the fleet outhelder Of the Cleveland team.
who has not signed fer the season and
shows no inclination of doing so. has en-
tered negotiations with a Cleveland man
Of wealth. whose name is withheld for the
present, looking to the establishment of
a farm here for the raising Of high-class
trotters and PAGERS Flick has consider
able money Of his own. saved from his
receipts as ball player, and his love or
fast steppers has been renowned in ball
circles for some years past. Elmer has
several good ones alres1y in training and
expects to have some of them on the
grand circuit this season.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
No More Betting in srIssouri.

Jefferson City. Mo-. March 1s.-Gov.
Folk VIII resist any attempt to revive
racing with bookmaking in the State
When informed that the Delmar Jockey
Club intended TO resume racing in St
Louis on April Is. he announced no gam
bling would be permitted In the State.
There is noAaw against horse racing. the
governor said. but there is against book
making. and he would see that the gam
bling feature was suppressed, 4 he had
10 use the State militia to do So,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
OPENING GAME POSTPONED.
6. ". L. Board Has Not Passed on
Eligibility OF Players.

The practice game which was sched-
uled for yesterday between the George
Washington University and the Wash
ington A. A. was called off because the
eligibility Of some OF the Hatehetites
had not been passed upon by the ath-
letic board
a good afternoon of practice was put
In by the boys. Pitchers Carr and Whit
ing getting quite a workout. Hester
and Bremen. two newcomers in the
squad were out and look promising
Hester is a former University of North
Carolina man, and Bremen played ia
the Marquette League last year
George washington viii meet the
Catholic University tomorrow after
noon
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Reneft for nasl.et-hnII PInrer.

combination of the CAROLS and Y.
n. c. A. and the Second Regiment and
Corcoran teams viii play a game tonight
for the benefit Of Billy Haight, the former
center OF the Y. n c. A. five. Haight
was injured in a game with the Second
Regiment team in the Armory gymnasium
January .. and viii probably be our OF
the game for the remainder Of the season.
The first game is slated to start at S
.. m. and VIII be between the Sham
rocks and st. John teams. The big game
viii start Immediately after the preiim-
mary go and viii be quite a novelty TO
local followers Of the game
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
MAY BUILD CLUBHOUSE.
High Island CanoeIsss Discuss Plans
for Coming Season.

for Coming Season.
Prospects for "A new clubhouse were dis
cussed at the annual meeting Of the High
Island Canoe Club last night in the ante
room at Hickman & whites Messrs.
FTacker, Garrett, Ia Grace. Cough,
Thomas. Smithy. Skinker. Ebcrbach. and
Skinner were present The club is in ex-
ceilent financial condition.
With the coming canoeing season the
High Islard Club will probably become
the leading up-river canoe club and ii the
plans for new clubhouse do not fall
through. the up-river organization viii be
as Well nxed for quarters as any club on
the Potomac.
The plans for the new house have been
intrusted 20 Mr.. Garrett who so success
fully superintendent the erection OF the
/ former home. which was destroyed by fire
+ ia December. 1896. The proposed plans
call for "a building with frontage OF .
or 80 feet
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
DANIEL MILLER INDICTED.
Grand Jury CharEes Him with En-
beEzlement.

Daniel 81. Miller. formerly collector for
the. Order eff the Fraternal Mystic Circle.
was yesterday indicted by the grand Jury
on the charge Of embezzling S775I7 of the
funds of the order. The alleged embezzle-
ment took place last fall
Other indictments returned by the grand
jury to Judge Stafford were. Edward
Letchmere. for larceny from the United
States; Hezekiah II. Thompson. for false
pretenses; John Robertson, for larceny
from the District Of Columbia; Charles
Grimes, for forgery and false pretenses;
Samuel Johnson. for depreciation on pri-
vate property: John Candy. for robbery;
/ Otto seeihorst. for murder in the first de-
gree.
The Indictments against Seelhorst Is re-
ported for the purpose Of correcting a
technical error in the Indictment 10 which
Seelhorst last Friday entered a plea Of
not guilty
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
PaImer-snIlirnn VII

Los Angeles. Cal. March iS-Jaok Pal
mer. the English heavyweight. who came
here looking for a match with Philadel-
phia Jack Brien, viii meet Jack CTwin)
Sullivan IN a twenty-round bout here next
Tuesday night. II Palmer beats sulli-
van, he viii receive a chance TO tackle
Marvin Hart. as a stepping stone "a 3
battle with the winner Of the Burns
O'Brien mill, IN May.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
60. VI Not Flght Rrnn.

Baltimore. Md. March iS-Joe Cans
says he viii have nothing to do with
Tommy Byan, who offered to meet him
recently at weiter-weight limit. Cans
says that Ryan IS blufiing and that he
does not attend 10 help him get cheap adj
Veftising- Nelson or nobody Is the
lightweight champions motto.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race--Parisian Model Embay.

First Race--Parisian Model. Embay
Dona H.
Second Raee-Duehess OF AIontebeilo
Bertmont, Gotholine
Third Raee-Auditor, oberon. Beuin-
dian.
Fourth Race - Judge Post. Kappa
hammock. Goldblatt entry
Fifth 2aee-Don't Ask Ne Eta NJ,
Happy Chap
Sixth Raee--southern Cross. Donna
Elvlra. G9ldproof.
Seventh Race-Posing. John Mcbride,
Fiavigny.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
batting Nelson Operated On.

New York. March is.-Battling Nelson
has Just been operated on in Chicago
hospital for throat trouble. Both tonsils
have been removed and the fighter is on
the mend. He viii leave for thu South
IN few days 10 get needed rest. He
has been worried for some time because
of a cough on his lungs, but the physl-
clans say he will recover IN due time
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
c. II. TrernIinn nend.

New York. March Is-Charles E. Ire
vallan. a well-knowH turf writer and rae
ing official, died at West Baden on Sun
day. He arrived there few days ago
from California, where he went year
ago seeking a cure for tuberculosis. lie
was associated at one time with the Old
Bay district tract ir California, and was
eaEo.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
sPARROUGH's TOURNAMENT


New York. March 1s-"Joe Murphy's
financial hacker In the proposed deal for
the Buffalo race track said a we'll
posted racing man to-day, rs sam Lag
arus. who has been described as Texan.
but who is, IN reality. a rich ST Louis
manufacturer. Whether Lazarus Is in
league with other St Louis capitalists
notably Celia. the Jockey Club does not
know az present.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
New Tagboat for Potomac.

II. Mitchell Davis & Son. of soiomons
Island. Nd. arc building a new tugboat
that Is to do duty on the Potomac this
summer IN the vicinity of Washington.
The boat is for the Potomac sand Dredg-
ing Company. 1t will be launched with
In a few days.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
BABY RACE THE FEATURE.
winner at Ascot Fails just Hair a
second short of Record.

Los Angeles, Cal March ls.- The
baby race. the FIRST on the card at As
cot. came near securing another track
record lowered. but Harvel Just fell
one-haIf second short OF the record. A
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Union club entertainment.

The first entertainment and dance of
the National Union Club Of the District
of Columbia viii take place tomorrow
evening at Typographical Temple Hart
Aomsen is chairman Of the executive
committee having the arrangements in
hand An appropriate musical pro-
gFamme Is promised.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
pREPs TIE VIRGINIA.
Fishburne Military Academy Holds
varsity Nine 50 @ TO g.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va. March ls-The
Fishburne Military Academy nine, Of
Waynesboro. furnished quite a surprise
to Virginia to-day, the final score being
"A tie. 70 G.
Tom Browns proteges put up better
game with the stick than on Saturday.
bur again feb down IN fielding. buaohing
their errors ia the seventh, allowing the
visitors TO score four runs The feature
of the contest was Capt. Walkers brilliant
running catch OF a long fy. Score.
RHE
pi-bllrnes. O 1000 0-6 S
irsinia. .................... o 0 2oI Is : 5
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Georgetown Launch Is Here.

The new motor launch given to George
town University by Robert J. Collier, OF
New York. reached here yesterday. As
soon as it can be put in condition it viii
be used by Coach Russell to follow the
crew on their daily trips
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
YnIe,s cnntnin Rnrr.h-

New Haven. Conn. March Is.-Kinney.
captain and third baseman of Yale's team.
has been barred for low scholarship. and
Camp, his closest competitor In tie cleo
ton, viii probably lead the team Ia the
South
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
CnnItnIs Rent snnIdings-

The Capital roller polo team downed
the Spaldings last night in one of the
best games of the season by 10 > The
The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
Ruslness Nlne - Ont.
Eastern Has High Hopes.

Eastern. with nucleus of nine last
years players to work on, has high hopes
for a championship team this season.
Capt Dodd is the most promising
pitcher in the school Dodd is a south
paw, with speed, curves, and control
The team viii have group of heavy
hitters in Priest. Bradley. and Martin
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
In THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
What the Church Folks Are Thinking About and Doing
Religious News From Everywhere


main in this country until May 5. DR..
Orr is widely known through his re-
liSious writings, particularly his book
entitled 1.-THE Problem of the Old
Testament which received the $4,000
Bross prize at Lake Forest college re-
Gently.
One OF the most practical of the
plans of DR.. Wilfred Grenfell for the
people of Labrador, among whom he
has been working for fourteen years, is
the introduction of reindeer into that
country. These animals would furnish
food, clothing, transportation, and Of
fer opportunities for industrial devel-
opment for the people. The New Eng
land Grenfeh association has under
taken to establish the first herd of
reindeer in Labrador, the cost of a herd
OF fifty being $4,000.
At the chapel of st. Peter, in Flor
ence, there is a choir of birds, the only
one of its kind in existence. The birds
800 in number-are all in separate
cages, which are arranged in rows on
both sides of the altar. The leader Of
this unique choir is girl who has
had the birds under her personal train
ing Tor over two years. The entire
part of the musical service is rendered
by them. The leader starts each hymn
by whistiing the first few notes, and
then the birds take it up, following the
movement of their instructors hand.
successful experiment along the
lines of paid teachers in the Sunday
school has been worked out by indi-
viduals connected with Teachers Col
lege of Columbia university, New York
City. About year ago a Sunday school
was organized, the meetings of which
were at first held at the homes of the
children. With the growth of the
school a hall was rented and other
trained teachers were employed. Each
pupil was asked to pay a small fee so
that the total assessment would cover
the expense of rent and a small COM
pensation for the teachers. The teach
ers now receive three dollars each
Sunday and the superintendent is also
a paid officer. The tuition for each
pupil is SIS a year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The call to religion is not to be bet
ter than your fellows, but to be bet
ter than yourself.-Beeeher.
n =
Our deeds still travel with us from
afar, e
And what we have been. makes US
what we are, Anon.
n 4
When God comes to man. man looks
around for his neighbor.-George Mac
donald. ...srt ~.
x%
He has not learned the lesson of life
who does not every day surmount a
"
Never depend upon your genius; if
you have none. industry will supply
the eficfency.-Ruskin. Ass
~
Only those are crowned and sacred
Who with griefs have been acquainted.
s.64 -Longfellow.
Go, take that, task of yours which
you have been hesitating before, and
Sinking. and walking around, and on
this very day lift it up and do it.
Phillips Brooks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings of
All Denominations,

All denominations.
When man looks up to God in faith
he is potentially the perfect product,
whatever his attachments at the time
may be.-Rev. Frank Stuart Ford,
Christian Church, San Francisco.
MANS HIGHER RIGHT.
There is higher right for every
man than the assertion Of his liberty.
1t is the right to give up what pleases
him for the sake of the welfare of
some one else.-Rev. A NJ. Bradford,
congregationalist, Montclair, N. ].
MANS DIGNITY.
Modern democracy is our method of
declaring the dignity of man. SO
mighty is its power, so steady and re-
sistless Is it's march that tyrants are no
longer safe.-Rev. Leon A. Harvey,
Unitarian. Flatbush. \. Y.
The true fountain of eternal youth
is the imagination. That man is per-
manently happy whose Imagination is
trained to minister to his present
needs-Rev. Dr.: Frank Crane, Con-
RELIGION AND HUMANITARIAN
ISM.
Man is religious only so far as he is
humanitarian. He loves God only so
far as he loves his neighbor. Our love
toward God is measured by our love
toward our neighbor.-Rev. E. M,
Paddock. Episcopalian, Pittsburg.
SWEETEST OF NAMES.
Jesus is to us the sweetest name
that is ever breathed on mortal tongue
We lisp it at our mothers knee, and
it is the last utterance in our mortal
agony as the soul goes to the great
beyond and into eternity.-Rev. T. H.
Rice, Methodist, Atlanta, Ga.
MANS DOUBLE ENVIRONMENT.
Man finds himself in the midst of
double environment of good and evil
and subjected to limitations. Yet who
can say how far ha can go beyond
apparent limits? The ideal we have to
day is not the ideal of yesterday
Rev, S. Kirk, Independent, Des Moines.
Iowa.
RELIGION OF THE HOUR.
A practical Christianity is attempt
ing the solution of problems once un-
dreamed of IN the church's philosophy
A Sunday religion, or a mere praying
religion, is not enough to satisfy the
ideal of the Christian life. A religion
of service is the religion of the hour
Rev. DR.. A. ]. Bonsall. Baptist, Allie
gheny, Pa.
SENTIMENT.
There is no use to ridicule senti-
ment. The crusades showed the DOW
err of sentiment. The sentimental re-
gard of man for woman is powerful.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
PURITY
PRODUCT
Commands the Consumers
Confidence

have every ingredient very of PURITY and
QUALITY that could be obtained.
We established standard of PURITY and QUALITY
and MEDICINAL STRENGTH that has been maintained for
Cascaret tablet has been harmless
pure gentle and effective every other one.
substances enter into medicinal formula to
duce the desired effect SAFE and TRUSTWORTHY,
MUST cean carefully selected and compounded with
painstaking supervision
Casearets in PERFECT CONDITION, to get
without danger from ntruding substances
has been relaxed
What is the RESULT
eff
THE BoWELSas discovered
honest today the
MEDICINE in the world.
Casearets to PURITY, QUALITY and
Honesty dealings
Congress Of
careless This into effect
endorse the
American People
be betrayed All druggists oc Try little LOG box TODAY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
DOG SHOW HAS A '.RINGER."

Boston. Feb. 23.-The joke is on the
New England Kennel club. which is
holding a dog show here. No. S62 of
the catalogue is entered as Dauntless
Teddy. by Tear Jacket-the Devils
Own; breeder. the New York Zoologi-
cal society. The animal is called q
Buffalo hound.
There is no such thing as a Buffalo
hound, and Dauntless Teddy is a great
gray. full-bl0oded timber wolf of the
northwest. 1t was entered by Ernest
H. Baynes, secretary of the American
Bison society, to bring public attention
to the greatest enemy of the animal
they are trying to protect.