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TO TAMPA BY
JANUARY FIRST
A., 3. & A. WILL GO FROM
TOWNSVILLE TO FLORIDA
PORT BY THEN.

The Townsville Times Enterprise
CT yesterday says:
The A, B. & A. will push the work
on the Tampa Northern with vigor
during the next six months or more.
A statement, unofficial, from one who
is supposed to know the inside, is to
the effect that the road will be in act
This will come as pleasant news to
the people of this city and those con-
nected with its future progress.
This statement carries with it an
assurance that goes without saying
that the man who did the talking
knew what he was saying. The A.,
b. & A. people are now working on
the road and in the next few months
a tremendous effort will be made to
get the line finished to Thomasville
by that time, so that through trains
can be run from Atlanta, and Birm-
ingham TO Tampa.
he people of brownsville were in
formed that the work would be pushed
from this end of the road some time
ago, but this was evidently only ru-
NOR that has since that time never
been verified. Mr.. Porter, the A., B.
& A. agent at this splace, can give no
information upon this topic and so sta
ted to a reporter. He is of the opin-
ion that they are working on the road
from the southern port now and says
that it Is being pushed. AS for the
other statement that it will be finished
by July /, he has no information to
that effect.
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PUsLic SALE.

"A the District Court OF the UAl&se
Gates for the Eastern Division ea
the Southern District OF Georgia
In the Matter of J. H. Scarls44,
Eaakruptcy.-In bankruptcy.
Under and by virtue of an order s1
Bs2e granted by the Homer able ENJOY
9p9er, United States Judge, in tAa
aSSve stated cause on the 9th Aay
o. July, 1903, the undersigned trustee
IN bankruptcy of said estate will pat
up and expose for sale at the ua44s9
States government bailding in Brama-
wick, Georgia, to the highest and best
b'5der. for cash, on Wednesday, Oc-
tsber 28, 1908, at the hour Of u o'clock
aeon, standard time, all OF the follow
ing described real estate situate, ly-
ing and being in the county of Glynn
and state of Georgia, and in the city
Of Brunswick therein, and being de-
scribed as follows, to- wit:
All tire right, title, interest, claim,
demand or equity of the said bankrupt
in and 10 the northwestern one sixth
DO of Old Town lot No. enc hundred
and thirty-six ono 1860.
Said property will be sold subject
% the mortgage thereon dated Aorii
9Th, 1894, made by F. NJ and j. Il.
Scarlet. to R. S, Lang, guardian, COW
ering, among others, the property
herein described to secure an indebt-
edness of 100000, which mortgage is
recorded in book, volume Z, page 410,
of the general records of Glynn county,
Georgia, reference thereto being here
by had.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser pay
ing for titles. Said sale will be made
subject to confirmation by the court.
A. NJ. Haywood, Trustee Estate j. H.
Scarlet, Bankrupt, Brunswick, Ga.
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DEPARTMENT. Office o

DEPARTMENT, Office of
the Supervising Architect, Wash
ington, d. c., October z, 1908
Sealed Proposals will be received
at this office until o'clock, p. m,
on the Sd day of November, 1908.
and then opened, for improvements
to buildings. etc, at the u. S. Quar-
antine Station. Brunswick, Ga, in
accordance with specification, cop
les OF which may be had at the dis
cretion Of tAe supervising archi-
tect, by applying at this office or to
the oface OF the medical officer in
command. Brunswick, Georgia.
James Knox Taylor, Supervising
Are<itoct.
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TO ALL WHOM IT NAV CONCERN.
9EORGIA-0lynn CoNntY

Whereas, w. F. Symons, admins
~atcr upon the estate Of U. Dart, de-
ceased, represents 10 the court in his
petition duly filed, that he has fully
administered the estate of the said u.
Dart. This is. therefore, to cite all
persons concerned To show cause why
said administrator should not be dis
charged from said administration and
receive letters Of dismission en- the
first Monday in November, 1908. o. W.
kRAUSS, Judge City Court of Bruins
wick, Pro Hoe, vice, Ordinary Glynn
County. Georgia.
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The ElD1cus little ~i3js.

Just received another consignment
of Pittsburg perfect wire fence, which
we offer at special low price. Wright
& Gowen
PATRoNlZE ROBERTS CHILL
AND FEVER TONIC. IT is MADE
AT HOME.
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A full line of U. M. C. loaded shells
at Sig Levison's, Bay street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Gossip of fhe Track

By far the greater number OF the jockeys no,y
riding st Emeryville win be seen in the saddle
at Seattle during the summer. Among the better
known boys who win he found riding at the
Meadows wis be J. Hayes, A. Walsh,. Cricket
Kelly. Sandy. Buxton. Heatherton, Scoville.
Lycurgus, Butwell, Gargan.s Borel, Dearborn.
Gaifndo ReftiE and Finn. The riding talent az
Butte will include C. Miller Hildebranu. Char
bonneau, Fischer. McClain. Post A. Williams
Stuart r. Clark and Van Dusen.
jockeys Goidstein and Moreland will go east
early the coming month TO ride the Canadian
circuit The former probably will do the booting
FOR the well known Seagrain stable and Will be
Jockey Keoeh has some idea OF going east TO
ride on the New York tracks. bur his plans have
not yet been definitely determined upon. Jockey
Kirschbaum probably viii ride ct Butte II he
should be reinstated. lockers J. Mcintyre and
Pohanks viii ride at Denver and afterward at
Butte.
lockers Walter Miller and Clifford Gilbert will
leave for New York with the Williams stable
about the middle OF Mays 7. Rice and A. Harris
will 70 east with T. n. Millen and William
Walker 70 ride the Canadian circuit. Roy
Mentry VIII accompany George T.. Mcneil on a
Columbia. Alberta and Manitoba.
Logan and Dick Denny lost their promising
colt Sir Barry after he had won the year old
race Frank D0ss boosted him from 5000 20 $500
and the Denny brothers not being In financial
condition 70 protect the youngster further, they
were reluctantly obliged to let him 20 at that
on the colt IN HIS previous starts here. in
both Of which he encountered poor luck. and IT
vas the irony of fate that they should not have
had : nickel bet him yesterday. Colonel W.
1pplecate Is reported TO have spread $500 across
tSe board on the colt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
DIRECTORS TO RESCUE
SUSPENDED RENO BANK
President Hickey and Others
Declare They Will Take Over
Stock Before May Is
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI

RENO, April 29.-T. B. Hickey OF the
State bank and trust company made
good at the meeting of the bank direc-
tors and members of the Nevada bank
commission at Carson today, and indi-
cations are that the different branches
of the closed institution will be re-
opened before May Is. at which time the
application for a receiver will be heard.
Rickey renewed his offer to take over
1. 600 shares of the banks stock. paying
for the same 800 per share. Director
Brougher wished. to do likewise with
his 100 shares. and a similar promise
was made by Director Petersen. who
holds 130 shares. The other directors
of the bank agreed to protect their
stock in the same manner.
State Treasurer Ryan and Secretary
of state Douglass, who are members
Of the banking commission. stated that
they would aid the depositors of the
bank in every way, but that some steps
toward the reopening of the bank must
be taken May Is. If this Is done the ap-
plication for a receiver will be with
drawn.
At the meeting today there were
present: President Hickey, Directors
Mapes Lee. Petersen. Meyer and Liv-
ingston. Directors Brougher. Wood
bury and Bentier were absent, but sent
kilograms that they would protect
their stock. Cashier Davis, State Treas :
urer Ryan, Secretary Of State Doug
lass. J. I. Shaw. chairman Of the
rehabilitation committee. and Sam Platt.
attorney for the bank, were also
present.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

Walter Miller's saddle showing yesterday fell
far short OF the standard that he had been set
ting during the previous few days and his fol-
lowers Jared badly. His failure to finish In the
money with Creation, Fargo Rose and Rubric all
Of which looked to have good chances, cost the
talent dearly.
Creation the medium of big plunge to
win yesterdays opener: on the strength of sen
and head with Perjuicio six furlongs in :l3 2-5.
The clockers were down TO man. to their sor-
row, for Creation could not get up Eallop-
Charlie Sanford fears that May Amelia will be
of little service TO him during the balance OF
the meeting. The mare bled In her last race and
came out OF 1t with leg in bad condition.
Al Koenigsberg has great confidence in Jockey
that Security will tend to confirm the gen
erai opinion that the boy does not call for much
as rider.
By mistake the officials dropped John Lyle's
pumber winner OF the fifth race. but the howl
that instantly went up from the crowd brought
the error 10 their attention in forcible fashion.
The stable of Fitzgerald & Son has been
shipped from Emeryville TO Seattle and from
there win follow the western Canada circuit.
scheduled 10 open at Cranbrook, b. c., next
month
Layers on the New York tracks have been
asked by the Pinkertons TO request the clerks to
not transact business. such balancing up their
sheets and cash, in homegoihg race trains. This
has been a regular custom here for years and
has become a nuisance which should have been
stopped long ago. While only q request 1t is
pretty to be obeyed TO the letter, as there
are too few books doing business for the clerks
TO take q. chance losing their jobs by disre.
gardng the notice
Thirty four book makers took stands at yes
terdays scutin at Eineryville, increase of
three.
Barney Schneider was a much disguised indi-
vidual over 0sorine's showing He had bet 5000
on the illy.
William Walker has entered Stanley Fay and
Edwin Gum for the principal stakes to be de-
cided at the Montreal meeting in June.
Jockey Phil Nusgrnve who is riding excep.
tionslly well on the New York tracks comes
from Shswneetown, ILL.,
Phil Chinl has the contract on Musgrave until
be reaches 21 years OF age. and he is not yet
20. he rode In California apprentice up
to a few weeks ago when that allowance ex-
preds Musgrave learned all he knows of riding
while in the employ OF chinn. He is a frugal
young man, and though comparatively unknown
last season, was a depositor in the Knickerbocker
trust company TO the tune OF 5000 when that
Institution suspended.
Creston Boy could not walk yesterday, as the
result Of having thrown out stlne in his race
The day before
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Six Favorites Fall by the.
| Wayside, One Running Second
McCarfer.. First. in
$4,000 Handicap
JGck Atkm and .RflemGn Come
IN Right After the J.
Leader
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

JAMAICA, April 29.-McCarter, the son
OF Knight of the Thistle Candle, anu
representing the Newcastle stables, won
the $4,000 Excelsior handicap this af-
ternoon. 1t was a popular victory in
a sense even though the public's idol,
Jack Atkin, who was beaten by a neck
in a ding dong finish all through the
stretch, was forced to take second hon
,ors. McCarter was heavily played at
the close by many shrewd horsemen,
as well as those of the public who fol-
low the big money.
That the best horse won there is no
question. Jack Atkin got away run
ming to a bad start after a lot of cut
ting up at the post by Chapultepec and
Zienap. Atkin took the first turn a
length in front of Rifieman. with Zienap
third Jack Atkin set a hot pace on
the back stretch with length and a
half lead. McCarter then closed up and
got a fine position in third place be-
hind Riheman. This was the order un-
til the far turn, when Notter took Nc
Carter up to Jack Atkin. From the head
of the stretch it was a long, hard drive
to the finish. Notter riding one of his
grand races and landing McCarter a
winner by a.. good neck. Jack At
kin stood tie drive gamely and finished
several lengths IN front of Rifieman.
Results:
FIRST RACE-Sellins, sToo. added, six fur
ODDS Horse Weight and Jockey Fin.
4-l-Psntouhe. III lMcpaniel) .......-....
(: 3-l-Trouhlemaker. g. III &C. Burns) ......... 2
, l6-J-FrlZette, 102 (MuSgravef. .........-.... 3
Time, 1:14 Mary Half. Momentum, Billy B.
Van, Tim o'Toole also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling. sTOo added. four and
q half furlongs
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S-5-RoyHl Captive. 1o4 90. burns) .......... 1
2-t-J. Ii. Reed, 107 CaIusgrave) .-.........
L sl-Thetis. 1o1 tMcCarthy) )............... 8
Time, :54 80. Guy. Fisher, Shapdale, Little
Nose: AE Red. Uniform. also ran.
THIRD RAeE-Handicap, $500 added. Eve
and half furlongs:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
15-l-Star Gowan, 100 tNotterl. ......-......
ST. leming. 90. &c. Burns) s).............
Time. l:OI. Frank Lord, Voorhees,, Incognito
FOURTH RACE-The Excelsior handicap of
$4,000; one mile and a sixteepth:
Odds Horse, Weight aud Jockey. Fin.
1s-5-McCarter.. 1l3 (Notterl. rl.........-.. !
s-5-Jack Atkin, r19 (Alusgravel ......,.... 2
101--Riheman. III IG. :Burns) ............
Time, LAG. Old Honesty Zlenap, ChapuIte-
pee. Brookdale Nymph also
I FIFTH RACE-S700 added, mile and a
Odds Horse: Weight and Jockey. Fin.
14-5--Pretension. 107 {Musgrave). e)............ !
7-1--SHiior 107 (Sumter) observation-disclosures. 2
121-Druid, los &c. Bnrnsl ..:............. g
Time, las Complete. Al H. Woods. sun
CLEAN. KilIiecraRkIe. Lady. Savoy also ran
SIXTH RAcE-ST00 -added. four and 81 a half
| Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-1-Sea Cliff. 101 tE Dugapl. .........-.. i
S-2-Tarre, los (Musgraye) ....-........ 2
3o-1-Bluestock. Jos tBrusseD .... 3
side also
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
McGraWandMcGann
Exchange Swafs
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

BOSTON, April 2s.-The i'll feeling
between several former members Of
the New York Giants and Manager
McGraw came to a head early today in
an encounter between McGraw and Dan
Mccain. former captain of the New
York team. at the Coplcy Square hotel.
where the Giants are stopping.
Only a few blows were struck and
the men were separated Immediately
by New York players before much
harm was done.
The had blood between McGann and
McGraw dates from the time that the
former was traded TO the Boston club.
McIraw started the. trouble by kid
ding" McGann for a dumb play in yes
terday's game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Workouts

Korosilany-Jhree- ighths In 81.
Canardo-Three-eiRht In :3s 2-5.s
J..H. -Five-eighths in :02
Gene Russell-flalf In 80 3-5.
Palemon-AIile in 1:45; breezing.
Metlakatla-Seven-e in ] 81.
Gull Hoiiand-Three-eigh ighths in :3z.
Kntrada-Three-Quar In. 1:16h
ouarda and Bemay-Half In 81.
Monte Lucille-Half in 40.
Prince oFrederick-Han. IN 80 3-5.
Compound Interest-Five-elEh in 1908.
Lempadrome-FiVe-eighths in 1907.
-Three-quarters IN 1920.
Dick Wilson-Three quarters in l 20; breezing
Lsckfoot-F iveeighths in s1:0z.
-Flse-eighths in. 1:03.
Western-FiTe-eghth in IDS; breezing
St. Hilda-Haif in :54 So
Jacifull-Half In :54
Walter Killer-IIalf in 30
Apto Orc and Matchnlla-T -Three-eighths In
:36 30.
Confederate In 1:44
Mabel -Three-eighths in :3s.
Misty's -Five-efehths in 1903.
Duke Of orlexns-Five;eghths in :03 2-5
Balnede-Half- in 5l.
Blacklock-Three- quarters IN i:17.
Fair Professionalism in 1882: breezing.
Reformation-T Three elghths in :36 2-5-
Daniel Chile and an eighth in 1:59 2-5:
breezing.
wahoo and Sea sick-Half in 80.
Rustler-Aiile in 1:41 2-5: breezng.
Tom Hayward-Half in 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
oLY,rPIANs WILL WALK

The members OF the Olympic club
will walk through Golden Gate park to
the ocean on May 10. The start will
be made from the Baker street entrance
at $3.50 o'clock There will be two di-
visions-one in which the members will
take a Ieisurely pace and the other for
the fast division After a swim in
the ocean the members will return to
the clubhouse in special cars and will
have luncheon Some time in May there
will be an. outing in Marin county,
where there will be games and a spe-
clal luncheon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
wEIGHTY WRESTLER COMING

John Middlesky. a,Cocopah (Mexican)
Indian, is due here today In quest OF
wrestling matches. He stands nearly
seven feet high and weighs 400 pounds
His latest. engagement was at Tia
Juana Mexico, where he threw a bull
in 22 minutes He is represented by
H. f.. Taylor, who Is seeking an op-
ponent for him.
+ Olympians interested in boating will
meet at the clubhouse tonight to dis
cuss plans for O. boathouse at Sausalito.
AL Hampton has drawn plans for a
slightly house. An outdoor. tennis court
and an. indoor handball court will add
to the attractiveness OF the place
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Fenfon Is Awarded
Batting Trophy
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April %.
Kenneth l. Fenton. '0S, of PorHand.
ore-,. captain of the varsity baseball
team and hero of numerous football.
seasons, was today awarded for the sec
ond consecutive time the handsome bat
ting trophy offered by the Skull and
Snakes upperclass honor society for the
cardinal striker having the best aver
age FentOn. while not the first on
the list, holds the largest number of
hits Of all the men who have played
In three-fourths of the seasons games.
Fenton won the trophy last year
from the squad In football. as a
punter. he has for the past three years
won the trophy offered for excellence
in this branch of the game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
LExINGToN RESULTS

LEXINGTON, KY. April 29.-Results:
First race. six furlongs-Condico won; Enlist.
second: Heron. third. Time. 1:15-
Second race. four and half furlongs-W Wool
winder won: Nora McKenna. second: Silverado,
third. Time. sc 3-5.
Third race. six furlougs-Merrtck Won; Dark
Might, second; Malmaison, third. Time. 1:15-
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs-CaS-
sowary won; Columbus, second; Serenade. third.
Time. so 3-5-
Fifth race four and half furlongs--McDsle
won Spsngisd Banner, second; Stowaway. third.
Time. :56 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth--Tivoino
won; Gclfway. second: Haibard. third. Time.
lar As
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
S.S.S.C CURES CA1ARRH

Caah merely disease OF and inner
Innings of the body
blood which
the involved ell other blood Diseases Caarrh
from and impurities acumulatg in the circulation which
ate and nhau the tissues and surfaces and then the unpleas
symptoms the disease manifested There ringing the
thin discharge nost filthy matter back
the throat the breath has offensive and other annoying and
unpleasant characteristic Of the trouble Sprays, washes,
nhalations, therefore valuable only for
relief afford To Ctarh the blood purified
Nothing equals S. for this into the circulation
the pu6s blood and makes lasting
blood and healthy
them with
symptoms Catah and med
ica advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE

STOCKTON, April 29.--Arrangements
were completed today for the formation
OF the Northern California baseball
league, composed OF teams from Lodi.
Sacramento. Woodland and Marysville.
The frst game OF the season will be
played next Sunday, when Lodi and
Woodland will meet in Lodi, and Sacra-
mento. and Marysville In Ma<ysvilie.
The officers OF the league are: Rich
ard Belcher. Marysville. president; Mil
Ter Upson, Sacramento secretary. The
managers are: Miller Epson. Sacra-
mento; c. A. Farnsworth. Lodi: Ed
Leake, Woodland: Bert Collins. Marys-
willie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
TO DISCUSS BoND ISSUE

meeting to discuss the proposed
bond issue will be held tonight under
the auspices of the Bay Shore improve
ment club at 81 Leland avenue. Mem
bers of the board of supervisors Will
he among the speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

II has been definitely decided that
the San Francisco meet will be held on
May Is at the Park stadium The San
Francisco school board will get out the
programs and will present suitable
events
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
The truth About Nevada

The May Sunset contains an article
by ]. NJ. Carroll on. the industrial and
stock market conditions of mines and
camps in Nevada that yielded nearly
SIS. .000, 900 during 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

1t is proposed TO hold relay races be-
tween relay teams of Lowell. Lick and
cogswell at the Mystic Shriner circus
either tomorrow afternoon or evening
Holt OF Lick has not been able to
broad jump In good form this season,
but may prove a surprise Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. .R. Jeffery
Ratings fast track Deduct for each pound overweight
NOME LUCILLE-ENTRE NOUS-PAL
ngs;. selling: 4 year. olds and upward:


iuS ana upWard.
Remarks.
Monte Lneille's last race was very clever
for nrst out and she should improve
enough on 1t to win here. Entire Nous 10
on the improve and may be a dangerous con-
tender Pal In IN good form. Pimkim 10
fast. but win probably need the race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

HUMERo-SIR WESLEY-VRoNSKY

Remarks.
Humero. II his last race be disregarded.
looks best Of n bad lot. Sir Wesley shows
improvement in his work and Is likely to
be a dangerous contender. Little form 10
this field.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
The Calls Form Charo Traces afEmeyviIIe

names appear n lex faced wrgi the
neca the order In which fgur
Track e. G Hopper presiding Judge Richard
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

tes. On at Biol. Center Shot, I MACE 70
10 show. Winaer br (. by Saintsrnnd Shot.
Veil. Mnrwood, Raleigh. Start good Won
price-Massa 30. Center Shot high class
t after leaving three furlong pole. gradually
away at the end. PerJuicio ran swell race.
ng at the end. He was probably bit short
n Domo outsprinted the others through the
Security ran an exceedingly bad race. never
Y his race out
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-17
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-17

Not having money enough to pay
his fare to Detroit to see the world :
championship series between the Cubs
and Tigers. Frank Turrck. aged II.
of Pittsburg. jumped aboard a freight
train. He was thrown on. Although
fatally injured. his interest In the
game never waned. What's the
score" he asked OF the hospital at.
tendants. On being told that Chicago
won. his face lighted up and he said:
- guess there amt some class to
those Cubs" Then he lapsed into
unconsciousness and died just bcfor.
midnight.