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orderly conduct, assault with intent 10
kill and other things
II was a beautlful match.
Mackey IS the only surviving pupil OF
Jacob. Of Bible fame. who won renOwn
BY staying twelve hours with an able
bodied angel Strange aoId and hitting
m the clinches barred. He is a person
whose age entitled him 20 far more re-
srect and consideration than ne got at
the hands of the verbose Turner last
evening. Added 70 which ne is the
champion debater OF the District. and
has record OF being the only man who
could argue his opponent TO exhaustion
and then throw him. Mackey's head Is
shining bald; his teeth. long since gath
cred to their reward. were replaced
decades ago BY false Unes: yet even
his venerable appearance could not save
lin from the terrible Turner.
Last evening a large crowd gathered
to see what they supposed was 70 be
a wrestling match II was announced
beforehand that the two participants
were out for blood. This was supposed
to be a mere idle figure Of speech
Mickey Appears.
Mickey appeared on the stage first.
Re was beautifully clad in muiti-colored
tights and his intellectual brow glisten-
ed benignly IN the calcium light His
teeth. tied up In pocket handkerchief. he
carried in his hands.
Arriving In the spot Mackey expanded
his ancient chest and proceeded uo hold
forth. He started back al the tine OF
the civil war and told OF his Views or
race suicide and finally concluded BY
stating that Mr.. Turner had on numerous
occasions double-crossed him. and hi
fervently hoped that the audience would
kindly look out FOR him and see tina
be was not triple-crossed or quadruple-
crossed on this auspicious occasion.
Then entered M Turner. also radiant
in tights OF brilliant cue. and bursting
with frenzied oratOry He announced
that he had merely dOubIe-crossed
Mackey. after Mackey had attempted q
triple-crOss MIN. and expressed his ho9'
that ne would not be quadruple
At this point the referee became con
fused. and requested the gentlemen L
git together"
Conditions Of Agreement
II was expressly stated 81 the star
that there was 20 be no stranEling OF
manning. But. unfortunately the ref
cree forgot 10 mention trifies like biting
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
FETCHING FIGURES.

4 don't like the figures in any Of
these rugs" complained Mrs NUritch.
And she departed
g I'VE ought to get some rugs made to
order" declared the salesman TO the
manager. with the cost price woven
in. ''-ExchanKe.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
CORNELL TAKES swArFEsT.

ITHACA, April H-Cornen defeated
New York University by a score of IL
to 8, this afternoon, In a fires hitting
contest.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
.PlCKUPS GATHERED
FROM THE GARAGES
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pushed on 10 RosaryvJie. from that
POINT 70 Washingt IN thy made the run
IN forty-five minutes
In the afternoon Bell and NaIuion
made another run to Great Falls
r. A. Boyd. driver Of Senator Gugl.en-
helms auto. purchased a two-cyIin-
der Reading-Standard motorcycle from
T. y. Mudd, jr.. last week
T. o. Wansleben vent to Baltimore
last week. riding las two-cr-lindsr Read-
ing Standard He went --er By way Of
Laurel. and returned through Euicott
City. The round trip about 10 miles.
was made in exactly four hours
A carload Of Overland runabouts are
expected here this week by the Dewey
garage. the local representative Of the
Overlands, and a consignment % two
touring cars will probably arrive IN this
city by May l.
F. VI. Schwab. OF New York. who
spent several weeks in Washington, has
returned 20 his home. while here he
stored his Locomobile AZ the Central
garage.
Nesby Bowling went to Philadelphia
on Thursday and returned over the
roads on Friday in a new Pierce-Ar-
row which he purchased in that city.
DR.. ". W Grier went 70 Baltimore
last week IN his LOcomobile-
W. w. Brown Will drive 20 Baltimore
this week IN his Stanley Steamer to
spend a day al the PimlicO race meet.
Senator TaIiaferro Of Florida left Fri
day morning for New York in a Rochet-
SchnAyder, driven by Louis Herheld.
J. NJ cram. assistant salesman for
the Mitchell Motor Car Company, spent
last wednesday in washington as the
guest OF !. J. Flynn. Of the Mitchell
Garage
Captain kelly. of the District En-
gineer Commission. brought his Mitchell
roadster 10 washington last week. and
Is putting up at the Mitchell Garage.
Reports are strong for Mitchell cars
all over the country. The factory re-
ports that they are turning out three
cars a month.
Mexico, the majority of them Of Euro
pean makes.
Seventeen entries have been received
for the Tour de France event for light
cars and motorcycles
y German engineer recently pro-
duced an automobile sleigh. which. uu-
der favorable circumstances. made a
speed OF tbirty-1ve miles an hour. \
24-horsepower motor was used TO drive
4 four-bIaded aerial screw.
Mr.. PheAe. from the Cadillac factory,
was visitor in Washington lest week.
The Dupont Garage is expecting a
consignment CT Columbia victoIias and
touring cars from the factory ea-ly this
week
Cook & stoddard report the sale Of a
Baker electric stanhope to Frederick ".
Deniston.
Charles f. Miller. Of the Ford Company,
and his four children took a "Trip to
Great Falls last week and report the
roads in ideal condition
X A Anderson, of the Anderson Dray
snd Storage Company, purchased a
model r foT-cylinder Ford roadster in
Philadelphia last week and drove 10
I Washington Mr. Anderson II ade the
trip in ten hours and reports The roads
/ in good condition except in :. few spots
between Baltimore and Washington.
Charles z. Miller viii -as5e a cross
| country trip Sunday IN he Ni0 ety.
cylinder 40-horsepower Ford. Mr.. ANiler
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
WEEKLY REPORT ISSUED
BY ASSOCIATED BANKS

NEW YORK. April IS.-Thc weekly
statement of the associated banks. Is
sued today. shows the following
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

T. O. Wansleben vent to Baltimore
last week. riding las two-cr-lindsr Read-
ing Standard He went ever by way Of
Laurel. and returned throESh EHicott
City. The round trip. about 10 miles.
was made IN exactly four hours.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
SPRING. SEASON MARKS
ADVENT OF NEW ERA
FOR THE FORD AGENCY

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The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Charles z. Miller VIII -ai-e a cross
country trip Sunday IN his zig six
cylinder 4O-horsepower Ford. Mr.. AQiIer
expects to cover about sixty miles.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

The banks NOW hold IT. excess Of legal
requirements, 1929. -. compared with
surplus year ago Of 81, 740. SIS and
two years ago Of SIG. 366. 10.
Decrease.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

A carload Of Overland runabOuts are
expected here this week by the Dewey
garage. the local representative Of the
Overlands. and a consignment % two
touring cars will probably arrive IN this
city bv MAY J.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
Conditions Of Agreement.

II was expressly stated al the start
that there was 20 be no strangling or
manning. But. unfortunately. the ref
cree forgot TO mention trifes like biting.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

r. A. Boyd. driver Of Senator Gugl.en-
helms auto. purchased a two-cylin-
der Reading motorcycle from
T. y. Mudd. jr.. last week
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

r. A Anderson, Of the Anderson Drsy
and Storage Company, purchased a
model r foJr-cylinder Ford roadster in
Philadelphia last week and Irove Il
Washington Mr. Anderson rade the
trip in ten hours and reports The roads
in good condition except in :. few spots
between Baltimore and Washington
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Charles F. Miller. Of the Ford Company
and his four children took a "Trip to
Great Falls last week and report the
roads in ideal condition.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Cook & stoddard report the sale Of
Baker electric stanhope to Frederick ".
Deniston.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

J. NJ cram. assistant salesman for
the Mitchell Motor Car Company, spent
last "wednesday in Washington a. the
guest OF !. J. FLYNN. Of the Mitchell
Garage.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

pushed on 10 Rosaryvdie, from that
POINT 20 Washingt IN thy made the run
IN forty-fve minutes
In the afternoon Bell and NarwiOn
made another run 70 Cheat Falls.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Captain kelly of the District En-
gineer Commission. brought his Mitchell
roadster TO washington last week. and
Is putting Up at the Mitchell Garage.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Senator TaIiaferro Of FLORIDA left Fri
day morning for New York in Rochet-
SchnAyder. driven by Louis Herheld.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

There are about GOO automobiles in
Mexico, the majority of them Of Euro
pean makes.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

The Dupont Garage IS expecting a
consignment CT Columbia victoIias and
touring cars from the factory ea-lv this
week
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Reports are strong FOR Mitchell cars
all over the country. The factory re-
ports that they are turning out three
cars a month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
MAY SECURE farm
FOR SILK CULTURE
Women of Society Will Inspect
Youths Directory Land
Near Napa Today

A number of women of the Ladies
silk culture society will go to Ruther-
ford, near Napa. this morning to in
spect the land now used by Rev d. 0.
Crowley for the Youths directory farm,
with a view to ascertaining It's fitness
as an experimental farm for silk worm
raising. Father Crowley has offered
the society the use of the land and the
help of the boys of the Youths direc-
tory.
The Ladies silk culture society.
which was instituted 20 years ago for
introducing into California the raising
of the silk worm. has resumed its work
recently. 1t is proposed to start an
experimental farm for the purpose of
teaching the young men and young
women of this state the process of silk
raising.
Among those who will go today to
look at the land are:
Mrs Edward Rolker Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Eleanor Martin Mrs. James Shea
Mrs. Lowell White Mrs. Austin Sperry
Mrs. Thomas Morffew
Should the land prove what is wanted
the society will take steps to procure
at once from Italy a competent teacher
to give instruction in the art of silk
culture and conduct the experimental
farm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
G. w. WEIDLER PASSES
AWAY IN PORTLAND
Did Much Toward the Develop
ment of the Pacific
Northwest

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 2O.-George
w. Weidler, one of the best known men
in the Pacific northwest, and in former
days one of the most prominent men in
the transportation business. died at the
family home in this city late last night
at the age of II years The cause of
his death was paralysis.
In the old days Weidler was identified
With Ben Holladay's famous pony ex-
press and it was due much to Weidlers
ability as an organizer that this method
OF transportation was a success Com
ing to Portland, still as an associate of
hoilaoay, Weidler entered the steam
ship business here. and at one time was
the agent of all the ocean lines plyine
out Of Portland. He built the railroad
from Fortland 10 Salem. which now is
part OF the Portland-San francisco
line, and later still as head of a IurnEer
manufacturing business operated wh,t
was the largest sawmill on the Coium
bia river. This was his last business
venture. He left a large fortune
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21

The gold miners of California are not
depressed by the report that gold pro-
ductlon IN this state declined in 1907
as compared with the production in
1906. The returns have been widely
discussed. The Grass Valley Union.
published in the heart of the gold
quartz mining country. editorially gives
the following very fair view Of the
case as It appears TO Nevada county.
In his annual report State Mineralogist An
bury shows that there has been a considerab bic
falling OF in The output OF gold IN this state
reeoeo that Of the precious metal This condi-
zion does not show that source Of mineral wealth
81 california Is giving out, practically speak
Ii simply means that there is less invest.
ment IN the developing of mines IN the state
enc thet me operation OF some Of the rpo-
ducing mines has ceased. The trouble for a
couple OF years past is that the capitalists of
tne state have been investing their money IN
ptner directions The San Francisco disaster
caused the embarrassment OF few of the mine
investors and forced Others interested IN the
state 70 turn the use Of their capital in other
oirections-principaly 10 the rebuilding Of San
Then came the excitement in various sections
Of Nevada with the promise Of great fortunes
emassed overnight and much California capitaI
went 70 develop the mines OF Nevada But
those two reasons for the diverfing OF capital
that might have been Invested in the develop-
ment Of California mining property exist nov,
only through EunerHnce on the part The
Of the mining sections Of this state. Already
the tide Of investment Is turning back IA fbe
proven districts OF the state and II means that
the people Of those sections should be awake 10
the opportunities for increasing the number of
such Investments.
The gold output VIII increase this year and
there ie reason except lack of Investment
FOR development work why II should not increase
every year In the future, at least as long as any
Of the newes. generation OF the present time
win care for IL.
The Amalie group OF gold claims ir
Kern county, Is miles from Caliente
has been taken in by the Provident
gold mining company. The group was
located in 1893 by Chris Mohr. The
property was bonded to w. f. Rogers
end was worked for some years, un-
I'll litigation led TO the end of opera
tions.
Nixon and Wingheld have, according
TO local report. bonded the Alpine mine
sn FL Dorado county. The shaft has
been driven near to the 500 foot level
RICH STRIKE REPORTED
A rich strike is reported TO have
been made in the Golden Rose mine
IN the Allegheny district, a property
that was bonded recently by the Flynn
brothers to E. II. Wilson. formerly OF
Colorado The wealth is said TO be IN
sbe sulphurets. The Golden Rose mine
Is on the base OF the Minnesota ridge
on the north side of the Middle 1uba
river. on the trail from Moores nat
- chfpp's fat. The story runs thai
s1,e strike carries the Tightner golo
zone southwark, across Kanaka creek
into the Minnesota district
Under q new bonding proposltion
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21

a These are some Of the leading county
totals that are reported by State Min
eralOgist Aubury. AS a matter of fact,
some other counties are entitled to be
fn the millionaire class, but under the
restrictions provided for in the rule that
no private business shall be made pub
lie through the states annual mineral
statistics. large amount of mineral
production is tabulated annually as 'un-
apportioned.'
The total value Of the "unappor-
toned" often reaches large figures. In
J s06 the 'unapportioned" total was
Ss,lS9,2l7. For 1907 this was cut down
10 S3.S9l.46 The totals for the coun-
ties that produce borax, coal and ce-
ment in large quantities are diminished
by the application of this rule.
STRUCTURAL MATERIAL RANKING
The rank Of the gold producing coun-
ties has been published recently in the
mining department OF The Call Atten-
ton is called this morning, as a mat
ter Of general state interest, to the
ranking Of counties in the structural
materials. These materials include
bricks, clays, cement. sandstone, gran
ite, marble, macadam, lime, rubble,
etc.
Solano leads as the cement producer
and Napa is second. The other cement
county to date is San Bernardino.
These three showed a cement value in
1907 of s2,5S5.577. They put up 1,sI3,-
56S barrels Of cement combined. This
IS not credited TO them in county re-
turns.
Large as the cement total is the
brick production value is higher, name
ly $3,436,95l. Far ahead of all other
brick producing counties is Los An
geles. Contra Costa is second, Ala
media third, Santa Clara fourth Here
are the leading totals for county pro-
duction Of brick:
Los Angeles, sSs5,272; Contra Costa,
SAOS,564. Alameda, S31O,35O; Santa
Clara, s255,424; sonoma, slss.47s; sac
ramento, S12s,e24; Marin, S11s,0
Riverside is the leading county in
the production of pottery clay and
made q showing of $I74,71S for this
substance. Riverside also leads as the
granite producer.
The leading lime producers last wear
We're Santa Cruz, Kern and Tuolumne.
San Bernardino led aS the limestone
producer.
Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano and
san Francisco counties are credited
with the production OF more than ST.
100000, Jointly. of macadam, which was
larger than the silver production of the
state.
Tuolumne led in the production of
marble and Colusa was first as a sand
stone producer. Altogether the struc-
tural materials of California in 1907
made up a total value of production
amounting to s1O,265,529, or within
about 100000 of the total gold out
put.
PETROLEUM YIELD HEAVY
The counties that contributed to the
total showing OF $l6.7S3,943 for petro-
leum last year and the values ac-
credited to them are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21

AA-PROF. ST. JAMES
CLAIRvOYANT AND SPIRIT MEDIUM
calls you by NAME, tells you exactly what
you called for and what will bring you speedy
SUCCESS tells you whom and when you will
MARRY. whether husband, lover wife or
sweetheart is true or false, LOCATES ABB
SENT ZONES, reuntes the separated and
gives never failing advice upon ALI. matters
of Importance. / do ALL that others adver-
tise and a great deal MORE. Absolutely no
fee If PERFECT SATISFACTION is not
given.
soc SPECIAL READING FOR A FEW
DAYS. ONLY-5Oc. PROF. ST. JAMES, 1l22
MARKET ST, OPPOSITE 7TH. ROOM 6,
q
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
STEPHENS TO SPEAK

Prof. r. Morse Stephens win deliver
at Lane hall tonight the first of a
series Of lectures for the Mechanics IN
stitute on The History of the FnrIisl,
in India The subject Of this lecture
will be The Commercial Relations Re-
tween Europe and India; the Dutch and
Portuguese in India; Foundation of the
London East India Company"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mali
will mob be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
Eleven Counties Produce
Over Sl,OOO,OOO Each
Annual Report of Mineral Production Shows
FlourisFing Condition Throughout State

AS the annual returns concerning the
mineral production of California
counties are digested, the striking fact
stands out that there are eleven
counties in the millionaire class;
that is. each producing more than
$1,000. 600 on the basis of the reports
FOR 1907. Shasta leads the line Of
rich producers OF minerals, with a to-
tai Of $7.0s4.706. Kern is second with
an annual production of $6.092, sos. or
4 little less than $1.000,000 behind
Shasta. The roll OF California counties
that produced close to $1.o0O,000 or
IN excess of that amount, last year, is
&C fOIloWs-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21

MISSION RESIDENTS TO MEET
The Mission promotion association
will meet tonight in its hall at Va
lencia and Sixteenth streets. Business
of Importance will be discussed
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
MARRIED

VINCENT-SMITH-In this city, September 16,
1908, at st. Stephens church, Winfred Vim
cent and Vera Edith Smith, both of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21

A-MRS. DIR. F. CLARK.
The we'll known trance medium gives truth
full advice all affairs of life. Thousands
have been helped; if you in trouble of any
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told how to overcome them all.
$1-Reading-$I
MRS. DR.. F. CLARK. permanently located
at 1852 Ellis st. between Webster and Fill
more San Francisco.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10
A Democratic Rally.

washington. Dec. S.-To consider
ans for iDsuring party success in
l,q prominent Democrats from
|.ny states are gathering in Wash
'otop to-day to take part in a ses-
Il Of the National Democratic
bsgue.
Chairman William c. Liller de.
Ines that a meeting has not been
Liza in the interest Of Bryan or
IN other possible candidate. He
.plsined that it is the purpose Of
\ league to maintain intact the
lo,pilation now existing and to
epethcn the league so as to elimi-
he The work Of reorganization at
beginning Of each campaign.
aThe Democratic party, while
appointed over the result Of the
betioo, has much cause for ella
bn. said Col. Liller. The party
now United more thoroughly than
any time since 1892. Its recent
|iest bas not dampened the enthu-
Ism Of It's members, but awakened
en- to the n cessity Of proper Or
Imitation aud a return to true aud
'ndamental Democratic principles.
,e organization of clubs will be
|sbed everywhere from now on. s"
Leading Democratic clubs all over
e country have sent representatives
The rally. The sessions will occupy
morrow and Thursday,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10
RUN-OvER LOCALS
The Weather.

Miss Clara Coggins returned Mondsy
from a delightful visit OF several days
to Miss SA. Randsll at Sampala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Thornton aud
their little daughter, Gladys, spent
Sunday in Lake City. The lodge o.
Elks in that city held their annual
Lodge OF Sorrow on Sunday at which
Mr.. Thornton, as Exalted Ruler, presi-
ded. Little Gladys had place on 4 e
program reciting "Rock Of Ages" Mr..
Thornton also rendered baritone solo,
Woods Liver Medicine IN liquid form
for malaria, chills aud fever, regulates
the liver, kidneys and bladder, brings
quick relief 10 biliousness, ,sickhesdache,
constipation, Pleasant to take, The
s1.0O bottle contains 2t{ times quantity
OF The SOC size. First dose brings reljch
Sold by B. +. Mossey.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10
Proceedings Comfy Commissioners.

Proceedings Comfy Commissioners.
Madison, Fla, Dec. ,. 1908.
The Board Of County Commis-
sioners met this day in regular ses
sion, all members preset Board
was called to order by the CHAIRMAN
and minutes Of last meeting wele
read and approved.
On motion Lucy Haynes, pauper,
was raised from tI.5 so to 5000 per
month.
The following bills were ordered
paid, to-wit;
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10

Chief Harris Of the Tampa Gre de.
partment has compiled figures for
the Southeastern Tariff Association
which shows that Tampa's fire losses
during the last ten years have aggrc-
gated 81 1888, ,297.7l.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10

Tue Florida Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
meets in Miami December l6, and
will be presided over by Bishop
Chas. b. Galloway, one Of the
grandest men in the South.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10
NOTICE

All persons are hereby forbiid n
to hunt, fish or in anywlse trespass
upon my lands, enclosed or unen-
closed. Trespassers will be prosecu
ted to the iull extent OF the law.
7. f. CALHOUN.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10
FOR SALE OR TO LET

1887 acres Cultivated and wood
land) near Madison, Fla, known a:
the Waddy Thompson plantation,'
Possession January 1st. 1909. En-
quire Of L. ]. WmToN.
l3O Broadway,
9-3-06 New York CIV
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-12-10

Last Sundays Daily Tampa Tri-
bune was huge. The write.up of
Polk county alone embraced p pages
and was splendid.