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The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
new CHURCH IS ORGANIZED
Chevy Chase Presbyterian viii
Erect Chapel.
Ground Purchased for $4,000 at Cir
Gle and Connecticut Avenue.
Twenty-fOur Members.

\ Presbyterian church al Chevy Chase
was organized yesterday afternoon at a
meeting Of the committee on orgBniza-
tion and members Of the proposed church
situated at the junction OF Chevy Chase
The church viii DE named the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church II viii be
situated at junction of Chevy Chase
Circle ard Connecticut avenue. where
I l2.oe) feet Of ground have been purchased
at a cost Of 32.too
Grant Lcet. George Redway. and John
S. Sherry were elected elders. and Lee D.
Latimer and William D. Nichols, dea-
cons. W. 5. Feezer was unanimously
chosen treasurer.
Rev. y. c. Alexander. pastor Of the
West Street Presbyterian church. per-
formed the ordination services. The b8p-
tismal service was conducted by Rev. Dr.
Bailey.
It was decided to hold the Sunday after
noon meetings in the library building UNI
til the summer. when a tent will be
erected on the site of the new church
and services held there. During these
services a section Of the Marine Band
viii furnish music.
No pastor has yet been chosen. Rev.
DIT. George Bailey, pastor of the Western
Presbyterian Church. viii continue 10
conduct services in the library building
II is thought that a chapel viii be
erected until the congregation grows large
enough to support a church and chapel
The total membership Of the church
numbers twenty-four. There is a debt Of
S2.o90 on the property bought. Sl.0j0 having
been donated by a resident OF Chevy
Chase. who refused TO make known his
name.
About six months ago the residents Of
Chevy Chase, who had been attending
the services in the library building. felt
the need Of a place OF worship large
enough for their accommodation and
properly furnished and equipped They
petitiOned the pTesbytery.
After a short delay a committee com
posed Of Rev. Or. George Bailey. pastor
Of the Western Presbyterian Church.
Rev. ". c. Alexander pastor of the
West Street Presbyterian Church: Rcv.
Albert Evans. pastor Of the metropolitan
Presbyterian Church; Elder c. e. Bailey.
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church and Elder T. F. Sergeant. of the
First Presbyterian Church, was appoint
ed, and Immediately began preparations
which eliminated in the organization Of
the church.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
THREE KILLED IN EXPLOSION.
Five Others Injured While Working
In Pennsylvania Tunnel.

New York. Jan. 25.-Three men were in
stantly killed and five were injured. one
so seriously that he probably viii die in
the premature explosion Of blast in the
Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel at Home
stead. North Bergen. to-day.
The accident occurred at $50 O'Clock.
soon after seven men in a gang Of hf-
teen, at work near the western outlet of
the big bore, had been sent to another
part OF the tunnel The remaining eight
were engaged in drilling holes and pre-
pairing for a blast in cleaning up rock
from the sides and roof Of the door.
The men were tamping a hole in which
a charge Of dynamite had been placed
when the explosion went of with a ter
ribie bang. The air was filled with bits
OF flying rocks. which moved the work
men down
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
RAINY DAY CLUB" RAIDED.
Marked Coins Paid In by Non-meInb hers
sent in by Police.

Despite assertions that their house was
the headquarters of the Rainy Day
Club, and that only members were al
lowed to enter the place and partake of
alcoholic beverages alleged to have been
ION tap John Johnson. negro. thirty
three years old. and his wife, Louise. one
year his senior. were arrested yesterday
afternoon by the police Of the Eighth
precinct on the charge Of operating an
unlicensed bar.
For some time the police OF the Eighth
preeinct have been suspicious that the
liquor law was being violated within the
home of the Johnsons, at 1913 S street
northwest. Acting Sergt. Kelly and
Privates Rour Garrett, Waldron, and
Kleindinst visited the place yesterday
and detained the twenty or more occu-
pants
Johnson assured the police no one but
members of the club were present. He
was surprised when marked coins pre-
pared by the police were found in his
pocket. and that two occupants of the
house whom he attempted to pass off as
club members" had been sent 10 the
place by the police
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
WILL HAVE JIM CROW PHONES.
Oklahoma Wants Separate Booths in
All Public Offices.

Guthrie. Okla, Jan 25.-Oklahoma will
have jim crow telephones as well as
jim crow cars if the senate bill regu-
lating telegraph and telephone companies.
which passed the committee of the whole
in the senate yesterday, becomes law.
Senator Clint Graham. Of Marietta. au-
thor of the jim crow law. started the
fireworks by offering an amendment re-
quiring separate waiting rooms and teIe-
phone rooms for whites and negroes at
all public telephone Offices in irst-class
cities
A substitute was finally adopted which
gives the corporation commission discre-
tionary powers in imposing this require
ment upon the telephone companies.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
ARRANGES FOR CELEBRATION.
Committee Prepares for Anniversary of
Treaty of GuadaIoupe HidaIgo.

A committee Of the California State AS
sociation, arranging the proposed celebra-
tion Of the sixtieth anniversary Of the
treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo. met at the
home OF Charles w Otis. 50 I street
northwest, and concluded the programme
for the event, which will be held in the
Ebbitt House Sunday evening. Febru-
airy 2
The territory ceded TO the United States
by this treaty included the States of Cali
fornia, Nevada, Utah. Arizona, a large
part Of New Mexico, Wyoming. and Colo
RADIO.
Members of Congress from these States
will speak al the meeting. A musical and
literary entertainment viii also be rem
deTed.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
OLD MAN VICTIM OF GAS.
A. F. Knabe Taken to Hospital as
Result of Flowing Jet.

A. F. knabe, sixty-nine years old, living
at S11 + street northwest, was removed
to the Emergency Hospital about /
o'clock yesterday afternoon. suffering
from the effects of inhaling Illuminating
gas. At a late hour his condition had
improved considerably. The hospital
physicians are of the opinion that the
man viii recover.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
police. in reporting the case. said that
It was an attempt at suicide. inquiry at
the house developed the fact that the
gas was turned on by accident. The
room occupied by Knabe is heated by Il
gas stove. and in extinguishing the flame
the man is supposed to have accidentally
turned the gas on again.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
REV. WHEELER INTRODUCED
Successor Of Late Father Mcguire
Greets His New Practitioners.


Greets His New ParishiOners.
Rev. Father c. r. Wheeler, who sue
ceeds the late Rev. Father Joseph l. Ma
gulre as pastor of the Church Of the
Holy Comforter. was formally introduced
to the members of his parish at the il
o'clock service yesterday morning by
Rev. Father ]. T Broderick, pastor Of
ST Martins Church. Baltimore. Nd.
Father BrOderick delivered the sermon.
his subject being THE authority Of faith d"
He spoke feelindy Of the late Father
Mcguire. and, 2f5er telling what he knew
Of as Wheeler. with whom he has
worked Eor more than eight years, be
made the introduction.
Father Wheeler made a short talk tell
ing of his sorrow at the death of his
predecessor. and saying that ne hoped
ne would be able to carry on the work
in the parish as energetically and sue
cessfuIIy as did Father Mcguire.
\ committee Of which Mr. Andrew
Belts is chairman, has been appointed 10
make preparations for a memorial 10
Father Mcguire a memorial meeting in
honor of the dead priest will be held
February Z, one month after his death
at which Dr. ". J. Kirby. OF the Catholic
University, will celebrate a high requiem
mass.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
CAMP AND SCHUJDT BACK.
Attend Meeting of National Repub-
lican League.

Henry Camp, president of the District
League of Republican Clubs, and Gus A.
Schuldt, representing the District OF Co
where they attended a meeting of the
executive committee of the National Re
publican League. At the meeting, a
committee was named to report TO the
league at Chicago turing the Republican
convention, on the question of a conven-
ton city for the league. other commit
tees viii be announced soon.
The leagues object is TO organize the
Republican vote after the convention has
named the partys candidate and the Of
fcials are anticipating an unusually in
teTesting campaign
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
breaches ON sELF-SACRIFICE.
Bishop Of BRAZIL Gives Examples
from History.


The Joy of Self-sacTihee" was the sub
ject Of sermon delivered by Rev. Lucien
Lee Kinsolying. Bishop of Southern Bra
I'll, last night. in the Pro-Cathedral
Church. He told of the joy of seif-sac-
rifce as evidenced by St. Paul in his
words, Rejoice in the Lord. and again /
say rejoice"
We are happy and joyful in the spring-
in the summer, in the autumn, and even
in winter when the ground Is covered
with snow. but the greatest joy comes
from self-saeFifce, no matter what the
season Of the year" he said.
~ soldier, when dying on the field of
battle, torn with shot and she'll. feels
fully repaid for giving his life when he
hears his comrades cry. Victory for his
joy is the JOY OF self-sacTifice.
I'VE missionaries love the homeland as
never you who stay at home can. The
joy of the missionary is to cruelty self
sacrifice self. and 10 go away from self
in working for God. His joy is the joy
of self-sacrifice,
The bishop gave striking examples OF
self sacrifice by referring TO Bishop Rowe
of Alaska, Bishop Graves Of China, and
Rev. Brown, of Brazil. who translated
the prayer book into Portuguese for the
use Of future generations
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
Y. M. G. &. AT SHANGHAI.
Robert f. Lewis, General Secretary,
Tells of Conditions in China,

tary OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation at Shanghai, China, addressed
the fellowship tea at the local association
building yesterday afternoon.
He told of the new buildings of the as
sociation now completed at Shanghai and
also described Martyrs Hail.
The speaker was present at the time of
the Boxer uprising in China, and related
his experiences.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

DIED.

TUDI-0u Friday. January e. 1913 50 f.g 2. m
al her residence. iAi sireet. LOUISA Tidy
b-g7e9 wife q Henry Tufy
Funeral Monday, Jaulary ., sr l0 a. d.. from ST.
Augustine Church where mass vin be- said
WILCOX-On sunday January . iaS. AZ o.-lo-z
At his residence l9-l Eighth street northwest.
". =. WILCOX
FBnerol services ar Frey Bros undertaking ostab-
Ishment ls0 Fourteenth street northwest. .l-
day 81 ocock. IntemeHt AZ 3Hddlsburg W
WRIGHT-On SUNDAY. January d. 1873 Al s-f5a ID
AiNNA, gid0s 4 Capt. lniu Wright
Funeral from RGc6 Creek Chfch on TUESDAY.
January ?. AZ 30 D. m. Interneut az Rock
creek CemeteTy. lCiucunati and LoI8Hspu-
rare< please eopy.B
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
Students Are Entertained.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward ". Thompson,
of the Martha Washington Seminary. en-
tertained the students of that institution
and their friends at a musicale in the
seminary parlors last evening The fea-
tUre numbers of a select programme
were given by Miss Vera Murray. pianist.
and Mr.. Herman c. Rakemann. violinist.
Among those present were: Senator and
Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. A. J. Hammond Miss
Grace Adele Treebey. and DR.. r. j.
Kelly. L. s. n.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
CAPTAIN DIES ON LINER.
Thomas KidwelI Buried at sea from

Thomas KidveII Buried at sea from
White Star Steamer Georsic.
New York, Jan. 26.-Capt Thomas Kid
we'll, who was transferred recently from
the Pacific 10 the Atlantic service Of the
White Star Line, died last Monday aboard
the White Star liner George, of pneu-
monia, and was buried the same day at
sea, Chief Officer William Hug, who
brought the ship TO this port to-day, read
ing the Church of England burial service.
Capt Kidwell assumed command OF the
Georgic this trip. He had severe cold
when he boarded her at Liverpool
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
EMPHASIZES GOSPELS POWER
Representative Alexander speaks to
Young Mems Bible Class.

Representative Joshua Alexander. Of
Missouri. conducted the meeting of the
young mems Bible class at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church yesterday morn
ing.
The topic of the meeting was Jesus
cleanses the temple and Mr.. Alexander
confined his remarks 10 the lesson, ex-
planning the origin OF the Passover and
tae purpose Of the temple.
He drew practical lessons from the
cleansing of the temple, and emphasized
the power OF the gospel on the lives
in character of men. He advocated the
USE OF the church for worship, and ex-
pressed the regret that even now, after
so many centuries of Christian teaching.
the commercial spirit too frequently
found Its way into sacred places.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
FLOTILLA IN HARBOR
Torpedo Boats Reach Buen0S
AyreS Without MiShap.
GREAT CROWD GREETS THEM
Small War Vessels Welcomed by
Argentine Nayy-WiII Remain Tn
III Thursday-sgumdrOu Ordered TO
Escort Evans Battle Ships-Ex-
pected at La Platte To-day.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. 26.-The American
torpedo-boat fotilia steamed into this
post shortly after o'clock this morning.
Torpedo boats OF the Argentine Repub-
lies navy escorted them. A great crowd
gathered on the wharves and other points
OF vantage and cheered repeatedly.
Commandant Moreno. Of the ministry
OF marine, went aboard the Whipple and
welcomed the American officers in he
half Of the government. The entire ex-
tent Of the public docks, four berths Of
which had been prepared for the visiting
feet was lined by detachments Of ma
rines and Perfecto Guards.
Lieut.. Cone, commander Of the fiotilla,
said that the passage Of the little boats
was fine and that with the exception Of
a fog which they encountered outside OF
Rio Janeiro, which delayed them about
twelve hours, there was not an INCIDENT
10 mar the trip.
The Americans were met by the Argen-
tine fotiIla yesterday afternoon. The
welcoming fleet saluted and steamed
around the hotlla, and for half an hour
illtIc Ndo WdIH thtiiduSt OF EEttllliEa-
Anchored in the Roads.
Commander Cone subsequently boarded
the Argentine flagship. and the trip to
this port was continued. The torpedo
boats anShored in the Roads shortly after
midnight. and came up To the docks as
early as possible.
Every boat in the American dotiHa is
in excellent condition. The boats will re-
main here until Thursday morning. when
they will start for Sandy Point, in the
Straits Of Magellan. TO join the battle
ship fleet. A number Of entertainments
have been arranged in honor Of the
visitors
1t is expected that the Argentine squad
ron. which has been ordered 10 meet
the American battle ships and escort
them down the coast, viii come into COM
municati0n with the fleet about 125 miles
out from Cape C0rriente probably early
tomorrow. The battle ships left Rio De
Janeiro on January .
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
CATHOLICS IN ENGLAND.
Archbishop Bourne, Of Westminster,
Says There Are 5,5OO,OOO.

SAYS AAtfc AFe ofoVOsVNNs
London, Jan. 2s.-Archbishop Bourne, Of
Westminster. has published a statistical
account of the progress of Catholicity in
England up to the end of 1897.
According 10 it, there are now 5,j00000
Catholics in England. and the priests
number 4,015, about 30 more than in the
preceding year. Archbishop Bourne who
soon is 10 be made a cardinal, has been
very active in his work, both IN the Dio-
cese OF Southwark, which he governed
before, and I'm the Archdiocese of West
minister which he rules at present.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Taks LAXATIVE BROaiO Quinine TabletS Drug
gists refund money if II fails to cure. L ".
GROVES Signature IS sn each boz. &c.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

Only ten cents a week, delivered at
youT duOr-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald Phone Main 5000
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
To PREVENT ruE CuEp

LAXATIVE BRONt0 QUININE removes the cause
There is only one PROMO QUININE." Look for
signature Of r. V. GROVE. &c
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
FILIPINO IN The Tolls
Vincent Albert Charged with
Striking Miss Mudd.
FATHER TAKES ACTIVE PART

Young Foreigner Charged with At
tempting TO Choke Girl, Who Says
Lively Struggle Follows in the
Dining-roOm-Kemp Gives Aid.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

DWYER-On Saturday, January p l9s. az lis p
m JOSEPH c.. beloved son Of John and
F4iza}ss+f DIVER. In his nineteenth year.
Funeral from his late residence, l2i5 Z street
northeast. on Tuesday. January p at $50 a m.
RaqJism mess at the Church Of the Holy Com
forter at o'clock. Friends invited InteElneut
al Mount OIiyei Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
FRAsER-At Rinehamtna

FRAsER-At Binghamtoa y Y. on Friday, Janu
alv "A 1898. at D. m after a lingering illness
FRANCES FRASER IN her eiglty-sixth year
beloved mother Of Mrs. George Wilson Of Bing
hamtan y y and Airs. Caroline G. Nye and
Frank Fraser 0f this CITY
Funeral services st ROck Jree6 Cha cl. Monday
morning. January 2. IHternent private
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

CgEI.ANER-On saturday. January .. 1915, al ! %
at 2is Pennsylvania avenue MARY D.,
widow af Edwin S. C0liamer-
Funeral gpryatel On Monday. January 2. kindly
omit flowers.
pOVGLASS-On Saturday morning January ., iss
at 1879 O'Clock. M her hfty-1rst year, Mrs
MARY l.. widow Of ". o. Douglass.
Funeral services at 1892 5 street northwest az T.
Nr=r-1aT-
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

At late hour last night the police had
discovered no cleW 10 the murder Of
Henry ". Reid.
However they made two arrests and
put the prisoners through the sweating
process"
Reid was mysteriously stabbed to death
Saturday morning He was proprietor Of
a saloon al GOO North Capitol street north
west
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

CHTRCH-ou FRIDAY. January q. 1908. MTs-
ELLEN widow u William j. Church. % tol-
81. Part Nd lieutenant Company G.. Sixth
Ni-ern-in Infantry. and adiutant Meade Post.
No. 8 e.. A. a.. at the time q his DEATH. az
the residence of ler daughter. Mrs W i. Mat
son. the lincoln, Twelfth street southeast
L--.r-.-G ,.rsrsrs No sia.yers
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27

MATHEWSON -- on Tuesday. January q. 1905
HARRIET SILIIMAS MATHEWSoN, dsugh-
Ter Of the late Thomas Biaglen. Of Washington
H. c. and wife ~ DR. Arthur Mathewson
f1,-ef,uep+ at WordztOrk g0Dn
The Washington herald., 1908-01-27
GOODRICH Sudde
rrr, r-lssgHrr-rg

Goodrich and ia
Green.
Funeral from the
John Goodrich.
TUESDAY. January
friends invited
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