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WINS THE FREE.FOR-ALL
Takes Field Race I'm Easy Going and
Makes the best Time
Made, Too.


At the horse races at Wandamere
yesterday afternoon, Jim Jimpson's
Oveata won the free-for-all in easy
going. Queen Gloria Won the first
heat of the race, but was too slow
on the final. The best time made was
in the third heat when oveata made
the distance, one mile. in 2:2O nat The
following is summary OF the races
Froe-for-all, one mile, best three out
of Ave, purse 800:
Horse owner. Heats.
OVeata (Jimpson) .............2 1
Queen Gloria (Hamilton) ...1 2 4
Cavalier (McEvy) ......,....3 4 3
Willetts (kayser) ............4 4 = 2
Time-2:23, 2:21. 2:20 2:22ia.
one half mile, 1880 class, purse 500:
Lynn r. (Neodham) .."........2 2 .
ALBANIA (Harkep ........,.......1 l, l
Maynower (Erickson) ...,.......3 3
Don Raven (Miller) ..............4 4
Time-1:O9. 1:10, III.
One-half mile, 2:4o class, purse 500:
Mike tltoWe) .,.''..'''...,....... !
Jasper (Windar) ...,..............4 4
Baron de Radike tMcCoy) ...S 8
Alberta (Edwards) ...........2 9 3
Time-l:12. III, iii,
Omcials-James Devine, starter; DR..
c. w. Stores, c. j. Curtis, judges.
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Asthma, stomach Liver and Kid
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OF Women and Children, Heart Dis
ease. Nervous Diseases, Chorea (St.
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BILE Skin Diseases. sciatica and
Rheumatism, Diseases Of the Bow
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eases. Tape Worm, Hay Fever Frys-
terra. Epilepsy. Insomnia etc. and all
durable Nervous Private and Chronic
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
ORDERS GIVEN TO COMMANDER
Gunboat Marietta Will Bring Con-
suIs from Honduras.

The Navy Department yesterday sent
instructions 10 Commander Maxwell. Of
the Eunbcat Marietta 70 proceed 70 Ceiba-
Honduras. and bring away the four con
sular officers whose exequaturs have been
Cancelled by President Davila-
The cousuls who fell into dIsfavor with
the Honduran administration were Drew
I.frnard- United States consul at Ceiba,
his vice consul. and the consuls, respect
lively. Of France and Spain
4 Ions mail report was received at the
Navy Department yesterday morning
from Commander Maxwell who states
the case exactly as It has been explained
bv consul L1nnard- He says the alleged
offered for which President DavIla can
ceIed the exequaturs was the forwarding
by the four cOnsuls jointly 70 the COM
mandant Of the government forces al
Ceiba of the demand Of the revolutionary
forces for the surrender Of the garrison
That It was forwarded without recon-
mendation or comment from the cOnsuiy
[ is the statement OF both Consul LInnart
I and Commander Maxwell. and the stat,
[ Department holds that such action did not
constitute an Offense against the proprie
ties. or a violation Of the rules Of neu
/ trality-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
To EXTEND MANILA RAILROAD
James SDeyer says Syndicate Is
Ready 10 Consider Plans.

James Speysr. q New York banker, has
zuezested 10 Gen Clarence r Edwards
chief Of the Bureau Of Insula- Affairs.
that The syndicate he represents IS ready
10 consider the extension Of the Philip
nine Rai-oad from Manila % Be-suet-
the summer capital He has asked that
Vice Governor ". Cameron Forbes. Who
IS now in Washington, before his return
20 -re Philippines be sent to London Tor
a conference with Horace Higgins presi-
dent oF the Manila and D1gupan Rail
-.ad. 4 conference on the subject took
rIa,e at the var Department yesterday
between Gen. Edwards. Vice Governor
Forbes. and q representative OF ny
Spayer-
Tne distance 10 be covered by eNten'
sion is about eighry-eight miles, ana tE'
estimated cost IS S20cao5o- There art
MANY eagineering difficulties n the way
il viii be necessary 10 climb mountains
I 5101 feet high. The proposed conterenc.
I between Vice Governor Forbes and Presl
dent Hizgfns in London VIII be re1erre'
{ 10 Gen. Luke Z. Wright on his return L
/ Washington
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
JACKSON GROVE ASSEMBLY.

Daily meetings at this resort are
growing in interest. the attendance is in
creasfng. and the month Of August IS ex-
pected 10 be a record-breaker-
On Sunday last, Capt Thomas II
Mckee. warden Of the United States jail,
preached an eloquent sermon at Il O'Clock
At 2 O'Clock. Rev. Joseph h Snyder. pas
tor Of the Church Of the Redeener, OF
Baltimore. gave a gospel talk. at the close
OF which fifteen men and women arose
for prayers
Capt. J. S. Menshaw opened the day
with a song and testimony service at 10
o'clock. and H D. Gordon conducted a
song and praise service at 2-30 O'Clock.
W. S Bennett. OF Baltimore. was in
/ charge OF the music. while solos were
sung bv Mrs Madison Clark. OF Washing
/ ton; Miss Mamie LemNuhl. Miss Sarah
/ Rochester, OF Baltimore. and the Misses
Bailey, OF that city sang duets.
| Miss Eta H Gibson, celebrated singinE
evangelist. arrived at the Assembly
/ gro a.lds on Tuesday, commencing ter
/ dayss engagement
/ TO-rnUrUw Rev J w. Mclaughlin. OF
Washington. viii preach at Il o'clock H
D. Gordon will conduct a song service
/ and Mss Gibson viii have the O'Clock
service. The Allen family. OF Baltimore
( will sing solos, duets and qUartets.
! The Pennsylvania Railroad furnishe.
train service direct to Jackson Grove a
/ $50 a. m and 1:10 p m. while the electri,
line 10 Baltimore stops all local cars a
! Severn Run.
On Tuesday the Maryland Prohibition
/ lists have their day. Wednesday. Angus
Il ) is W C T. L. Day. when Mrs Mar
FfasIup and others viii speak. Friday
August :. is Gospel Army Day. and SAT
urday, August s. Is Christian Endeavo
Day,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR NOTES
Meeting and Picnic at Berwyn Has
Promising Outlook.
New York Avenue Presbyterian So
cietv Discontfnues Meeting for
the Summer-Picnic To-day.

Everything IS In readiness for the
monthly meeting Of the Christian En-
.deavor Union. next Monday evening. Au-
gust 3. at the Berwyn Md Presbyterian
church The meeting viii be Of such a
character as viii be suitable 20 the sea
son. and the Union feels sure that Il viii
be Of value and interest 10 those who
make it q point TO attend
The societies are requested TO give Il as
much emphasis as possible It IS TO be
IN the nature Of a picnic. and those com
ing are supposed 70 bring their individual
lunch. There will be good music by the
large orchestra Of the Berwyu PreSoy-
terian Church.
T. NJ Bradley. Of the Vermont Avenue
I Christian Church. viii address the meet
{ ing on Sunshine In Christian activities.
/ The Endeavorers viii leave Fifteenth and
! g streets northwest al $40 p m sharp
and viii return 70 the starting point
/ about $50 p. m
The society OF the New York Avenu5
| Presbyterian Church reports that II has
ldiscon1inued meetings for the summer
7 The Regular Sunday evening meetings
viii be taken up again on September l5-
The Christian Endeavo- Society OF TN
Temple Baptist Church expects 10 holl
q lawn fete on the evening of August I
al First and Y streets northwest. Tn
I committee which has the matter IN chars
i has made arrangements whereby the Tea
trl-e VIII be as entertaining as possibl
for members. and those who attend
A large map OF the United States ha
added interest 10 the study OF educationa
work in the home mission field al III
. meetings Of the society Of the Vernon
Avenue Christian Church Under the d
recti0u Of q. J. Barser. the prayer meet
ing committee has marked the map Z
show the location OF every school an
college under The charge Of the Christie
Church. with the number OF students Z
? I attendance upon each institution Paper
were read describing the work don
= among the poorer classes In the mour
/ tains. and among immigrants. Mexican
Indians. and negroes
The Calvary Baptist Christian EndeavC
Society IS planning 90 give a picnic IN
afternoon in Rock Creek Park. The men
bers OF the society viii meet az n
3 Chevy Chase Loop, and It is expecte
l that a good time viii follow as the II
! suit Of plans b. those having the picn
! IN charge
The society OF the Temple Bapti
% Church has undertaken 10 lead once
Z month q meeting ar the Central CuiC
5 Mission The first Of these. held last Fl
o day. was led by Norris Bowen. and y.
3 Of great interest Much good 10 the s
8 ciety IS expected 20 result from the
Is meetings
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Notices for these columns should
EPISCOPAL

ST PAUL's CHURCH - ST. Nv Ee-r Nas1i-s
t5- CfrrIe. Rev Alfred Harl-r-. p- D. ana ~
Ga--es r Hrt-elG- clI-- Holy c-uill,-----i--
80 a-L j o. ll- Evening prayer. j. A-
ST. Marks. % and a s-s- -. Rev. br- W L
d. Erfs Rev Jdu T. Dt-s. and heF- J. "a
T----rrt cier.7. 30 and q o. U-- , n
PEOPLES UPEN-AIR EyENSoNG. Ca-neoi-l
---1lx Mount - AlbG1. Aus-s- Z, AZ : ?. Z
----l.l --sse---- Rev CHARLES C. E-er'2- u =
--1- Z - s-a-rl1z's Caurla. Pl--soelptla- Pa
Y,-..r ---7- bed hv detaclrleu- q U1ir1l states
Na-fae Bznz Take Tauaiiyt1sn cara
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. Mas ave an-
- = rz Rev. J. He1-tlg Ne-l-s. rector-
m hal- eoumuui0r- Il a. II. holy cll-
munich Serm1u o. The re-1--
81 ,,,DREw.s PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Cn4--a lsra and Co-c1-au So u'F- Rev O "a
se-4 Caf-ar. n A. rector. Rev M--ll1m Il F5.--a
ID ID .s--.fs Sunday s-rsl-ss- - a. H. L---
C--rsa51l. -50 o. H. -l1-l-s I-a5 70 -l1 s--- 2
H-f~ Cs-zzz1rien OF first Sunday q z1z-tA AZ "
15.55 r.. se-yt-e Esv. IL S0Wyer s-es-rr 4
3 -1---s d---g July 30
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and stA ~. Rev kich
a-5 r. Wilizuls ard Rev. Lionel A. we 80
Cos -- 10 u ard 8 Al Eg-1lle-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
DEFER oFFICIAL TRANsFERs.
Svvitch-around in District offices to
Take Place August 10.

II was stated by authority a. J-7 DIS
trict Building yesterday thar the pro
posed changes IN the tax once VIII not
De nut into effect until August j. in order
that time may be had for the balancing
Of all accounts
These changes include the transfer OF
Disbursing OGlcer c. c Rogers 10 col
Iector Of taxes. Collector OF Taxes E G.
Davis 70 the board Of assessors Of real
properrv- Assistant Assessor Of Personal
Property Louis c. Wilson 10 disbu-slrE
officer. and Alexander Mackenzie, OF the
board OF assessors CF real property, .
me board Of assessors OF personal prop
eTIy.
Unofficial information II regard 70 the
attitude Of Collector Davis. as 70 tbs
chance. which means q reduction in sal
arv for him Of Sl,ea0 per annuua, IS that
[ Mr. Davis has decided 10 accept the pO-
sirion On the realty board Il the changes
are insisted upon by the Commissioners
While you think Of 1t. telephone your
/ Want Ad. 70 the Washington Herald. 2n
Z bill viii be sent you st 1 cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
sEFs 10 .oILECT DAMAGES.
r--sy -. Swami Demands 100000 for
-. IL Her Enfher.

T-Ey -- Swami Demands SlO'VVV ior
ueat- ef Her Father.
--1ry 4 81 a administraJrix of the
estate Of Thomas Henry Ford. her father.
Yesterday brought suit against William
a. White, superintendent Of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane. for the
recovery Of $1,000 for the death Of her
father. who. she alleges was killed by
negligence and carelessness Of Dr. White
The plaintiff alleges that Ford, who
was an employe of the asylum, on August
9 1857. was engaged in pulling weeds ana
brush and grass between two cars which
were standing on the tracks in the asy-
lum grounds. and that one Of the cars
started 10 move and coiided with the
two between which Ford was standing
throwing him under che wheels and in
stantly killing him
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

u,,rf,,E METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
81 -r1 = s-s. lr- Clzries 2 1T----7, lasi-l-
~ ---5-- -.s.5r- u a. r. E1ly ccn-
----r-- and r-e-u-iau q u=Ehsrz 90 . z-s
c--r-a.r ca-paisl- $50. dleu -ar seus se-Fie q
el-ea. lzsu. o. u. r-eac-irs p ne 49,
Pre-1a Tie E-Li-lI- ll'-7----a----s -
-------- s..-a-s free Putllc -aE--aL
rorDDRv n z CHURCH. -5,h and Cs1roa s-s.
T- H.. Errer- u Moor D. D, pastor s-n-
~ 1901 ESQ O. T. P-sae-i-s = p1stlr- j
S---s tree Al we-1--l- NJ eT1---i
------a Er--7-r A--r---
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CONGREGATIONAL.

III Pleasant CONGEEGATIONAL CHL ECF1-
C--r--5F-s r0-z and -lfh g. Nv Rev II RCs
slbur-. pzz-dr- e,s5 a. r. s--lay sc--o1- u
a "a sermon b. Rev J. W Fe1s-. q Iab1--
IoEz- D. e. meeting 60 Camp Cod WI. ID
cHzrre q e. L s8cis-y. No 0-ler evening seETice-
FIRST CONGEEGATIoNAL CEURCB. 1--l and
q s-z nv Res samuel 4 Nul-rlF. D. D.
raz-1r. Il a. r.. ruh-ic worship WIKI ss-1-1l =
Re-. 7. Newton Os-5a. q: Bristol, R. 50 q
r. sunday scEo1L g g. T.. J. p. s c l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for these columns reach The Friday
PREsBYTERIAN-

NF7v YORK AVENUE PEEsBTTERIAN
CHURCH. NeW NorE ave. i and l5-l SIS Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe. Ta--7r 4 a. H. Rev. kooe--
W1-z1u ID. D.. Prasl7-s-lll Church q Tie
Covenant. Cincinnati. Glia. VIII u-9lcl- No even
il- zsrgicz- Music led b. organ and sl1l1 WITH
r-e--r-ar. SIS T. r. Christian Eliesv1- s5ele---
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn ave, y
and Is-h SIS Rev ClzrIas Wood. d D. pas-c-
Rev. Jams NJ HEM 7rlu 15a-i-te t5-Iaor71~ a.
j. a. H. Cdris-izl EldesT0r meeting 90 Z p u
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
JACKSON GROVE ASSEMBLY.

JACKSON GROVE ASSEMBLY sunday. Rev J.
NJ sr-Tsuzbiin wiz u-=aah a. Il c. r. Miss E--1
T. Glh~au- si1-l1z eT4--l-ls-. VII sleaE l1l
es1- The Auau fanny u Baltimore. 1 s7-7ss
fla-s and cuar-e-s- T--1-s "a Pens l7l-l- t-a--
mai az $50 a T. ard I'D D. II Al as-s O
E7s-z-11-e eiact-ic lle stop AZ Seven l---- near
z-zrs- SKY cents -1llE -rp- Tens i1E 7e--
r---s & ~ ----.-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
OTHER SERVICES.

przr.~ FrrT,r Class Every SUNDAY
e-z-i-- a. 80 IN Py-H-zl Temple ll- 81 s.
Nv. rls-z 1oor- re4r L--. s-t-e--- Es-i s7e1S-
ir- a1E Evl S1-u1siIs. Wa-cl Tower I-1.i1s-
ti-s nav De CHAINED seats lree- No cl--ec.ll-s
tsz-s-.a-z cd-51allv veic111sL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Pastor J. g. Bl--zr- Services. VITA
--ezrl5r- hv uasr0r a. j g. C-rls-lz- ~
izs=o- uee5rs. 2 2 ~ Sunday sc-1o4, 80 a. Il
S-rs--e-s er1lIzLl- invited
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CEURCH. ou-ueT H1Ja and y
SIS Nv Rev. = 5 Sosers. q NlrFoo1- y-i'-
v5u p-lach ar j g. H. and "a 2 n CA
r--1llE service IL tlral1-1- 5-I-ly zc-0c-- 80
e. r. Christian Erze-sc- - = r.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
SOME LIFE STUDIES.

Ry JAMES HUGH KELLEY EVERY SUNDAY
D H. 5s East Capitol g. S11sec-, AUS =
-s8la-ifes,z-ilus Called 1I1lc-ss' La-ses Con-
f5-zzb-a roanls Good pa-rl-ase-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
UNIVERSALIsT.

rHrErH OF OR FATHEB. ls,a aHd L sts TX
- Il-- Van S+z.-E r. pastor l. q r
----9r- service. c5uz---cL by lie uas-o-- -
= a.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 80
zrz 2 SIS ~. Se-r--zs Sunday - Il s. T.
S-h7---- Love"
S-u5zy school. = g. z- Ws--ssiay evening Esst-
sH- o'eloez- P-ali- c--zl---y invited Al sa-Ls
.-ea- Free rezEirz rs11-. 81 C-l--ado B-s-l---s-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CHRIS TTAN-

vrpHroNr AVENUE CHURCH ssrvs-as- WIKI
z---- r-- Rev. J1au NJ Hone, = a ard :
r. B5tss sczc1l. $50 o. r. c. Z, p n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

The Festival Of the Portluncula. ceie-
brated annually in all churches OF the
three orders instituted by 81 Francs o.
Assist. commentaries the dedication OF
a small church near Assist IN Italy, MADE
famous throughout the world by means
Of the memorable and singular lnoui-
gence which St Francis gained Tor tnls
little chapel in the year 1Z-3-
OF all the churches, St Francis loved
and venerated ia particular this little
chapel OF santa Nara Of the Angels.
commonly called Poruuncula-
This apparently Insignificant church,
situated on the plains Of the beautiiu!
Velley Of Spoleto. a short distance from
Assist. the saint made the first church OF
his order
thousands Of pilgrims visit the Poru-
uncula every year on the first and sec
ond Of August 70 gain the iudulgance-
Pope Gregory XIV. in bull OF July 1
/ 16Z2. extended the indulgence TO al th'
churches Of the three orders Of ST iran
I els.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

The first OF a series OF lawn teJes- held
THURSDAY evening. under the auspices Of
the Sunday school fer the purpose Of
defraying the debt on the Church Of the
Holy Comforter. was attended by such
success as argues much for the wisdom
Of repeating an entertainment that af-
fords pleasure 10 many people and tends
10 accomplish. with gratifying results, the
aim for which Il IS held
Several hundred people attended The
grounds were beautifully illuminated by
torches and japanese lanterns Taste
fully arranged booths were presided
over by pretty girls and gracious ma
irons. whose affabiiity did much to en-
hance the pleasures OF the evening
The next lawn fete. under the aus
pices Of the Sodality, viii be held Tues
dav evening. on the same let. East Cap
itol street. between Thirteenth and Four
/ teenth streets
Devotions in honor OF the Sacred Heart
will be held next Friday In all the
l churches.
| Alovsius J. Quincy. s J., was ordain-
ID priest in woodstock College las
| Thursday by the papal delegate. Mgr
! Dionede Falccnio-
/ Father Quincy IS a native Of this city
/ He will celebrate his first solemn higl
mass in St. Aioysius', Sunday, August
/ The church wherein he received his earli
est religious training and served FOR 1
number OF years as altar boy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

The Feast Of s.. 1gnatils q LoyoIa-
founder OF the Society OF Jesus, com
memorated by the Catholic Church yes
terday. July 81 VIII be celebrated with
much solemnitv in 81 Aloysius' Church
tomorrow. where solemn high mass Wl--
be sung at II O'Clock.
The panegyric viii b. preached by Rev
Father Francis T. Mccarthy. :. J.. who
sewers HIS connection with GOnZaga Col
Iege next week 20 take up his residence
IN New York CITY
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES

The Porfiuncuia Indulgence can be
gained by all Catholics VINO visit the
Church Of Mount St Sepulchre, adjoin-
ing the Franciscan Monastery. Brook
land. between ? ?. m. to-day and 3 O'Clock
this evening and from. $50 a. m to : P m
Tomorrow
There viii be no special solemnity to-
morrow on account CT the absence OF
many members Of the community. Dul
all the faithful. conforming TO the pre-
scrfbed conditions-confession. Holy Com
munion. and prayer for the intentions Of
the Holy Father-can gain a plenary in
dulrence for each visit made during tn,
hours specified
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

TO-mOrrOw-The Public Health
I-PrOgress Of Medical Science.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

Denver was attracting the attention Of
the whole country by that time II re-
culrcd two and a half months 70 reach
tag settlement from Fort Leavenworrh,
Kans.. by the fastest coach express The
letter postage was 30 cents, and the time
from New ork three months one day II
June. when Denver was getting ready 10
celebrate its first birthday anniversary
an important thing happened A coach
came into town and from IL alighted three
famous newspaper men-Horace Greeley
OF the New York Tribune. A D. Richard
son. Of the Boston Journal. and Henry
willard OF the Cincinnati Commercial
From that day until this Denver has
never underestimated the value Of news
paper publicity.
The three famous correspondents stay 60
some time. indeed, Richardson was
leading citizen OF Colorado before ne re-
turned TO Journalism. 10 become famous
war correspondent for the New York Her
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

Devotions in honor OF the Sacred Heart
will be held next Friday IN all the
churches.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-22
A Remarkable Wagon.

j. b. Boyer of Sohola township, Pike
county, Pennsylvania, has a farm wa
gon the woodwork of which he built
himself in 1863 in a wagon shop In
Barryville. \. Y. in which he was an
apprentice, Mr. Boyer did all the wood
work on the wagon by lamplight,
sawed the hubs. split and hewed every
spoke, felloe and axle. Purchasing a
farm in Shohola township the same
year, Mr., Boyer took his wagon with
him to the farm and has used 1t con-
stantly ever since. He has never had
the tires set or dollars worth OF re-
pair done to II, and to all appearance
II Is good for another century. Aside
from good workmanship and material
the secret OF its lasting qualities Is
due TO the fact that It has always been
housed when not In use.