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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
SILVER CITY 900
FELLOWS TO HOLD
CELEBRATION
Ninety-Second Anniversary TO
Be Made Memorable One il
Annals of That Order: Fine
Program Planned.

SILVER cts. Aptl 80. IN, silver
Cit, lod4, uf tac INDEPENDENT order
of Old Fellows Nl mike mDrry op
co., e-tl of Coos WouIb lu tia u.. SION
of th, nurit -sc. oud anniversary Of
ituf fr t,.u.l order NrsIdos the
Isaac IS TWnnl lodge SO 3d. the
james L. Edsloy oncampm, and
tb tit.u Hcbrcca iodgo viii pbt
uclpatc bon tIo ceremonies
Quitr gn elaborate entertainment
has been planned oy th, .pmmjitcc.
.t- efforts tf, being madr 80 edrpas.
even th, su,.,~sful celebration that
NHe held last year
REV N 81. Strickland of th. VI g.
chm b. prominent odd Fellow. Nil
deliver an address y musical proc
gibm. regulations. tuhicauN ana 9th r
cntri.inmrnt Wiz flljow. after which
tncrc win hr q supper.
Al members ana visiting brothers
are requested go br present Each
member has 90, prNll,g. OF bringing
one visitor Who i~ not momh,t "t
the order.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
MORTUARy


-hr funeral of Alrs blanche Hucb,
10" died IN ocoau Pork, California.
VIII be held iom.rrna Afternoon lt :
".'."cA nom the " g.. chuIcn south
o' which she was 1 n"n'h'r Nr
iueb was thu wife H Iohu Eurb d.
,lt south Aruo str,.t. popular n-
Go +. engineer. rh uncral s"rNirr4
viii b. largely attended by railway
people. among whom Mrs. Ru"h and
her husband wcr, always popular Mr
Rucb Is here from Haywood iIo'
springs, Where h' n1s been takln-
the baths for rh"um tlsm. Int mon'
viii take plac. in tHi View cemetery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
A LITTLE DOPE ON
CORHAN IN RHYME

There lent mystery about The re-
cent history oct AlhuGerquc- famous
ball pluyor rhr assertion that Roy
Corhun had left for districts foreign
or without thu iurisdie ION of tir SoX.
o. statement most unlouudcd to
anyone wen grounded IN the AUDITORY
one of DunNs talks. TINS manager OF
big lcnguo nme Says Ringer sure viii
make nnmo Hcll tack him cor a
winner IN thc League. tnd Nhon they
tart to sa}iu thIt CUR. lmous short
~ strayirg. IL gives Nouuurruu" fans
pins fHtiguc NoN IN fact o.
'"rhar's s.ttiug 90 ,h- bench Hes
assigned g. PLAY utility" when the
chance comes up To- un u ~ Wil nll
most any station on the nine from
anything from wiugiug tu the urt Of
gently bringing. Corh1u's form IS \
SUPPORTING \ handsome salary o. n
hif c'onch.
:. when th,y tel SON Ringer is
some tank town bJgk League ringer
rest assured they h1tar got tho dope
On Roy l.rt us drnk % health 80
Cnrhan for nc surolE IS hor-r-run
baseball plV6r and 900 AlhudueIpuc
boy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
POPULAR MOVE IS
UNDER WAY
Anti-Tuberoulosis Meeting at
Which Society Will Be
Formed is Arranged for
Thursday Evening.

pr,parntious for the organization
of tho Albuquerque Nnti-Tubrreulosir
society are rJpldlY nearing compile
ton. und the tirst Wrcting uf tho ~o-
cicty at which officers VIII br rlcct.
rd pud tho active work oi orgnuiza
ton put undrr way VIII be- holi
Thursday evening 40 s O'Clock 1T the
ycuull high school
This meeting viii o., presided over
py ~ T. queen Grat the prcsi-
dent pr the University of NcW Mex
iro Letters ha,, been sent ont hy
pr cray to lurgr number of repre-
sentative citz,ns ia every walk 81
lit, aud IA is expected that there VIII
Do, large attendance.
VIM, only tentative plans tor thn
meeting tomorrow night have been
made B, 81 known that the meeting
VIII boz addressed pN one ur more
prominent physicians of Albuquerque,
who VAL seek 90 impress upon thc
audience the importanlp ot an organ
zation iu this city ''r the purpose OF
Ighling me great bite plague. Ad-
| dresses hy yarirIe uNmrn of promi-
hence yin also %, heard
As soon ns nf.uui cation ~ effected
| the local spDltt 0ii affiliate ns"if
with TIM National Tuberculosis
! society. which Hl- been So active oi
! recent Arurs u tine efforts To check
| the spread pi tho dread malady which
! has taken -u lltg, a toll In the HIVES
/ pi American men and women while
| at first th, society will b. local lea
! cop, 10 F expected that IN a short
! nhiU 10 Niil be part of general
! movement eXtonding over the eutl
/ trIIiur, which AT present has u1
rau,h eft the Anti-Tuhcrculosis sa.I-
| cA iu rs borders.
The importance 80 tins movement
/ 10 Albuquerque, whore such "a 40 -n
number al sufferers from uhDrDIIl.is
| como la the hope of rc4tnIutIur to
| hraiih. cannot bee otrroatIWaf,u "a
"a tho aim of ihc organize OF tho
'ncai sneiciy to ofadirttr ti. notion
| rrryaleut among "a grrat many cast
cin ponrl' that the climate of New
MsAioo alone viii silpQt complete
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
MASQUERADERS IS
DISTINCT HIT
BOTH NIGHTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bren Leave
for Santa Fe to Put on Pop
ular Show There: Landolf!
Proved to Be Game.

Th, second performance 1T 9TH"
Nasguoradrrs presented 10y the Elks
Ht their tloatc last nlght, proved. 10
sura &c thing BE- possible. even better
fhau ihc first Director joe Bren and
Nrs Bren departed ON thu limited for
santa Fe this morning to supervise
The staging OF performance OF TIA"
comedy there on tomorrow evening
'fhm cast has been rchoursing for
some time past and only waiting the
arrival 81 tho director to score big
rure,ss
Worthy Of note was the grit oN-
hihii"d by Mr. Ernest IAndoln In
ulas Ing tho comedy character part OF
pinkenspcd with tremendous eject
vuilr suffcrinr intense pain from %
strained ngamcut IN hts right foot
During Inc nrst performance. his ~.
Tics injured his foot In some WAY. but
continued To- perform IN spite ~ tho
pain. As consequence h. VnS con-
Hrra .n hi- apartments In Tho com
morcial club building all day vcster-
dHN. under the care az n physician.
ard appeared last night with dcoid
80 linn The original hypnotic dance
'ih Mrs Zoe Brrn WAS omitted from
iHst nights Performance on account ~
nis injury
Tho play was absolutely without =
bitch in the lines OF delayed on
trance ma exhibited remarkable
hnr'~e GOT an amateur production
some nf the best work Was done hv
'ir Louis Gnmhncr In the pgrt W The
fluurvaikor who rallied ia Tho sup
rHif of his disabled team mate. and
.vr'fd"d even his own excellent per
'NfmHncc OF the night before
The choras effects aroused mo
h'arti, . applause on the part ~ the
up audience many Of whom Wit
messed the production Tor the scroud
tiur last evening The finale of the
SECOND act introducing rich Dan rooin
costumes ANA participated u h} SIR
lHndolns set black pony Dick. re-
,'ivoi tremendous ovation Thr
catchy music of the Nasquoradcrs
Us bcing whi-tlod ln every d., way of
~, ci, today
IN" able committee ~ tho Elks
indro whose untirng diligence Ia
looking after every detail of manage
ment and la making IL an absolute
delight for every member OF the cast
ta nnrtlcipntr In the play "a composed
of icd te Z Loarnard chairman
II iacobsnn. lcrre Hagrard Frank
strong and pr Frank y TIll Tho
ucfformanrrs Nrre decided fnan-
.lal success lut thn ,Xact figure 40
which ;h proceeds mot Doe placed
fiN NOT hs determined until tumor-
rpN whtu it Us hoped 90 have ail
..fH AGAINST the show Don hand To
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
SLIGHTEST k\Ot kDtl
~ ptsIi.I~1tt HISTORY

Battling Nelson hold- the record
lut q quick Knockout ~ wt Ruly
ii"ssi'r, q Chicago HgttvrIgtt. away
with single punch o. 1902 They
sh"ok hhnda aud Rat started The
iimekr"p"r said RAT turned ih, trick
in tWu seconds. This Viii IIk.N stand
COR ll timc as record
pal Hawkins, and 0id-jmp welt
crwcight, hcld the record M Sour
seconds before Nelsou made his mark.
Martin FlahrrN was Hawkins ,Ictim.
Hawkins f'iutrd drawing down
Flaheity's guard then sent home the
Jolt that docs the business
T'rry McG0ynu put Hurl,m Tom
my Murphy away m Sis seconds
Murphy started To- back AWAY. out
hr couldn't moyc-fu-i enough tu avoid
McroVcrn's rush
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
!. CLEE CLUB MAKES
.. MUSIC TONIGHT
Popular Singing Organization
Will Be Attraction at Elks
This Evening; Ii is Free to
Public.

Twenty boys momncrs oi 'ho Park
College Glcc club. which b. 90 appear
under "a, direction of tho santa Pc
reading room service az ihc Elk, the.
alter tonight arrived ia the city this
morning and have aeen passing The
dag at The Alvatado and iu .iehisee.
ing about the town Late this after.
noon they engaged q big uall, ao from
Iiimble's aud al ablare with college
colors drove "a many Of The places OF
Interest
Their performance tonight viii ~.
cludo one ui the yery best musical
programs offered by Superintendent ;
=. husser. with a good deal ol unn}
business ana several special numbers
thrown IN
superintendent Bussot's announce.
meat on the cleo club of parkyno.
Mo. is gs follows
have determined nos 90 make an
announcement at the Para College
Gle" club One reason rs they do not
need a. Tolegrams are coming IN
asking @hrn they afr buuh-d at Ger.
'''ff Iifft' NNhN If'NiINf nav N'tIfl
them sing ana their fame has gone
west u I refused tu send them. tho
Santa Pc employees would send a car
after them Glrc clubs are making
me nervous inst now PaprI- al0n"
he line say they are costly hccaus.
they have 10 issue special editions
Nj Harvey SAYS his girls go wild
when ihcN hear that gle, club rs
coming Some smart writer has nick.
named The Santa Fo The Glcc club
Line Oiher roads ave asking me
how they can do H. 'ell them they
can because they haven't rUadm
rooms and Harvey houses This tour
of tl.c Park COLLEGE Olcc club IS AZ.
mos national Trip Missouri will
wake up Oklahoma and Texas The
Missouri bows viii siue statehood into
New Mexico ana Arizona Diaz ough,
40 send a present ro them because
thcrc won't be any fighting while the
bows are singing Politics win be.
conc subject 10 good music aud re
fined stunts
Don miss Inc ppl college hoys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
PERSONALS.

s'feRu fluca today filed suit n the
N.f court asain.t NJ. u Romcr'
Sinp th. amount alleged to oo du,
legal s,r,o "s
sur o quiet uu, 10 lots rs. ~.
o.. nIu.r 20 en- the original tuWnsits
Nt nl'i BOO th. district clerk office
today ny anna Fraderickson against
tne h'HH of John 4 Henry
ln' fuH0u. h.te been is-uod by th"
sigma rtu Fraternity Of The tnivcr-
Its Tor theif Second annual Spring
party a. hc held FRIDAY evening.
April ~ ai the l:iks bail room
-, r. Cordingicy representing tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
GALLUP FANS GROW
ENTHUSIASTIC
Donations Are Pouring in
Daily and the Citizens of
That Town Propose to Have
Best Team in Southwest.

Gallup, y w. April 10 iIasc hall
is the topic MOST IN interest Just AT
this time, meeting, are being bold ana
Ia short time those managing al.
airs viii have $50 organized thar Cal.
lup can boast of one OF the best toans
In the southwest many citizens have
been very liberal in theit donations.
some contributing as much as 800
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

juana Lupih Garcia. aged seven
years. died this morIue nj the Indian
school 40 which She was student.
she had been % sug rcr from meas
loH. which developed into pneumonia
about wees $500. j,tlh resulting This
morning TN hnd, VII be taken -
Acumita fnr utsrmcut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

to educate she pruIl. generally that
preventive measures are necessary.
even iu this ,liW.i, to- check the
spread of the disease.
The wei. equally With the SICK. are
vitality Interested 100 this movement
and 1t s hoped ihat arge and rop-
rcs"nta,lyo catherine win tnin out
tomorrow night 90 .,t The socirty Well
under WAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

'"olh'n company. WHk,r ur piano
plr}rr~. Was u tn, tt, TODAY on e
unus Continental tour u n. utot, SITS
o his firm
a pnrN composed ut Str and Mrs
W " strong Prof 90 f. Hudgin.
Miss Della ~sl,r 1ud Miss Nancy
ll"witt, plans 90 loat, sn0u tor an OK
'nd'd European fIu rnr party viii
tau fraW N,N Nork au 'ho tWclfth OF
next month rh.t uul }tst most 90
'l' countries cot the eastern continent.
HHI Vu return n about wear
D,rorg. o. Leland chief assistant
Zoo Tine consulting engineer Tor thc
municipal sewage system, arrived in
thr uItf today from Providence. U T..
and ncut tho day looking over the
Nork with CITY Engineer Gladdius
n, Wll remain several days tn jD-
sprci IN" system. NJ expressed him-
s,lf Hs we'll pleased with tn' nrogrps.
ihat a being made Joe tho .nuttrua
ton OF drains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

DiWrrho'a should Pee cured without
loss uf time ANA Dos % medicine which
like ChUmbcrlain's cohc, cholera ana
piarfhuea Remedy not only cures
prompts hut produces nn unpleasant
after effects II mover fails and H.
pleasant and sat, Co take. Sold by
an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

For the best saddle horses IN the city
call phone No. 2. W l.. Trlmblc. ia
y. and -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

An irvesimaut COZ S.h 300 one Of
those lots In Kclps Addition 10 tho
business center of the town pf WI
lard on terms OF 81 down and 81 per
week, without Interest or taxes. Is bet
ter than $40 pat away la saVings
bank. IT, safer surcr. and viii hc
the best paving Investment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
PILES CURED N q TO PAYS.

PAIO OINTMENT Is guaranteed "a
cure any case 81 Itching. blind Bleed
INK or Protrudlng Piles IT, 10 - DAYS
or money refunded. Doe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

Any town located in the midst of
an agricultural section is bound to
gov Lots today offered IN thc town
OF willard for $40 ench should De-
worth $3.50 To- five years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

o. th, bread aud cakes come frum
"ur 10. NorN Won viii not only likr
tho taste. but YOU win be- assured
that EVERY mursoi you cat r,allv k
as gnod 40 u tastes w use nothing
but thu pur"r -, mnl"rlsdf Ia our
cooking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
ttp<til, U\kIi,e.
20. south iii~t street.
PAUL A. LARSH
Mining G"ginc"r, Chemist.
Nstaliurgi.t.

Mining Engineer, Chemist.
Nctaiiurgist.
Oii,ccs Nnd Laboratories: 3t3n West
Contra, Ave. Albuquerque, \. ",
Calls received every day for Ni"ine
Machinery. Iist your scss'Wd
hand Machinery with me.
SNTt't,ptN NIGHT DANCES
=, !. Notav Manager
ODb FELLOWS U\tt,
G.cuticuuu 80 cents: ladies Free.
Good tloor. Good Music.
Questionable characters <ot tinittcd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17

loved her That was the point of it
all. and he did not try to evade it. He
was not sorry that it was so. lie loved
her. That was the overwhelming,
astounding fact.
Once again he discovered big en-
thusiasm for Berande. 1t must sue
coed not merely because Joan was a
partner in 1t. but because he wanted
to make that partnership permanently
binding. Three more years and the
plantation would be splendid paying
investment. They could then take
yearly trips to Australia and Oftener,
and an occasional run home to Eng
land-or Hawaii--would come as a
matter of course.
He undertook more clearing of bush,
and clearing and planting went on I'M
der his personal supervision at n faster
pace than ever before. He expert
mented with premiums for extra work
performed by the black boys and
yearned continually for more of them
to put to work. Blacks he must have.
and If Joan were fortunate in getting
a schooner three months at least must
elapse before the first recruits could
be landed on Berande.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17

Deneen man would not bring to his
support a great many republican vot-
ers. Mayor Paden is said to be a
"middle-of-the-road" republican, more
interested in state affairs than in fac
tional politics. He has been president
of the State Association of Mayors
and has a large acquaintance among
prominent men of the state.
ASK LEGISLATIVE ACTION.
The Progressive Republican league
Of Cook county yesterday. in COM
munication sent to Governor Deneen,
asked that if a special session OF the
legislature be called a number OF
measures advocated by the progress
sives be included in the call.
The things the progressives want
the legislature to consider are:
A corrupt practice act
Election of United States senators
from Illinois by what is known as the
Oregon plan
Provision for a preferential vote on
president and vice president of the
United States.
Submission Of constitutional
amendment to the voters of Illinois
providing for direct legislation by the
initiative and referendum.
The communication was signed by
Fletcher Dobyns, president Of the
Cook county league, and Walter S.
Rogers, secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17

Shelby M. CuIlom. His friends said
he was only waiting for Governor De'
neen to make some announcement
The governor told friends this week
he had no intention of being stamped
ed into making any statement
State Senator Henry n. Dunlap OF
Savoy is reported on the eve OF com
ing out as a candidate against Lieu
tenant Governor John G. Oglesby- Dun
lap is from Congressman Mchlnie!
district, but has had falling out WIN
the congressman, and thinks he mas
better chance, il is said, to run LOT
state ONCE than against Mckinley.
Announcement by Lawrence Y
Sherman that he is a candidate Tor
governor is expected by his friends IN
a few days 1t is known that ne mas
prepared his platform. Congressman
William A. Rodenberg also is said 10
have a gubernatorial platform READY
to spring at an opportune moment
WANT PADEN TO RUN.
Mayor Joseph z. Paden of Evanston
is being urged by friends to come out
as candidate for governor as solu-
ton of the factional fight of the repuo-
Iicans. Mayor Paden, never having
taken an active part in politics, II
nominated, it is hoped would have the
support of all factions.
It is said by the mayors friends
that a Iorimer man could not win,
and that an avowed progressive or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17

parties to decide with which TO tie
up"
Charles ". Vail hes returned from
a flying trip to Springfield, where he
had q long conference with Governor
Deneen and James A Rose, secretary
of state. He went ostensibly in the
interest of Mckenzie Cleland, who. he
claims. is entitled TO be certified TO
the superior court bench in place Of
Judge Albert Barnes.
MISSION Is FAILURE.
Mr.. Vail failed in his mission, 50
far as getting the secretary Of state
to act because the superior court
judges are not state officers, as are
circuit court jurists, and the certifca-
ton rests with County Clerk Robert NJ.
Sweitzer.
While talking with MI Rose Mr..
Vail decided to run for secretary Of
state. Mr.. Rose has held the ONCE
four terms, nearly sixteen years, and
is a candidate for reelection. Hither-
to he has not had much opposition. but
now MI Vail says he means to make
fight for the place. State Representa-
tive Chester w. Church also is said to
be a candidate for the position and
soon will announce himself
M'KINLEY FOR SENATE
It was reported yesterday, that Con-
gresham William B. Mckinley was
about ready to announce his candidacy
for United States Senator TO succeed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17
M'KINLEY AFTER
CULLOM'S BERTH
But Congressman Modestly Is
Standing Back, Waiting
for Deneen's Hand.
LATTER NOT IN A HURRY
Believed, However, TO Have Designs
On Senatorial Togo-Politi-
cal Pot Boiling.

Chicago, Nov. 17-From one end Of
Illinois TO the other the political pot
is beginning to seethe. Members of
the legislature are looking over their
fences to decide whether they can be
reelected or whether this is an oppor
tune time to take themselves out OF
politics for rest"
Other men are beginning to look
over the list of state officers to find
some nice place they think they can
get, and also looking over the pros.
poets of the various factions in both
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17

Ami Tuominen, who disappeared a
year ago, was found in Lincoln park
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17
(To be Continued.l

Believe Woman Murdered.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE body of Miss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-17

lagoon today The police believe she
was murdered.
The Washington times., 1911-08-26

The former fresh beauty of the pri-
vate park is to be restored by the COM
pany which has optIoned the property
and will purchase It. The underbrush
and weeds will be cleared out, the lake
bottoms cleaned, strings of electric
lights run about the lake walks and the
whole place rejuvenated.
The great white way is to run along
the mill race, which is Just above the
bank of the west lake, and will lead
down to the dancing pavilion, restaur-
ant and cafe, where refreshments of all
The Washington times., 1911-08-26
Aldrich Closes Lease
For Home in Capital

One OF the largest residence leases
ever made in this city was that of the
Hennen Jennings house, in Sherida n
circle. to former Senator Nelshn w
Aldrich OF Rhode Island. The lease was
made through the office Of Story &
Cobb, and. it is understood. sbOut
$4,000 a year was -he rental agl eed
upon.
The former Senator has taken the
house for term of yers. with the pur-
pose of spending a good share Of his
time In the Capital. While the Rhcde
Island statesman has retired from ac-
tive politics, it is believed that his keen
interest in a revision of the national
currency laws has induced him to make
his home in Washington, as much as
his desire to keep unbroken his many
social relations built up here through
his long service in the Seante.
The Jennings house is one Of the lar
gest and best residences in the city,
and is located on the north side Of Mas
saChusetts avenue at its eastern inter-
section Of the circle.
The Washington times., 1911-08-26

kinds are to be served. A liquor license
has been obtained. The lakes will be
fitted up for bathing and boating.
Colonel Meyer. according to Charles
+. Consaul his son-in-law. acquired
the property out OF sentimental con-
sideratiOns as much as for any other
reason. The locality was closely as
ISOLATED with the early days of the
Union and the Colonies. and upon a
part of the property which he acquired,
but which is not included in the park.
the famous Bladensburg dueling ground
is located. This is a short distance
down the Bladensburg road and to the
east of II. There is an old brick yard,
and back of this, out OF view Of the
pike. is the plot which saw many duels
fought a century ago. The most IA
nous of these duels was that between
Commodore Stephen Decatur, jr., and
Commodore James Barron. In this
fight the hero Of the Algerian campaign
was so severely wounded that he died
March %, 1890, shortly after the duel.
There has been some dispute over the
exact location Of this duelinG ground,
but its location as here described Is
that which Mr.. Consaul says he has
been able to determine without doubt.
Henry Clay is said to have fought one
Of his duels here.
The Washington times., 1911-08-26

Pratt to Mary c. Partlow. part original
lot !. square north "f SIS. SO.
Twenty-hfth and X streets northwest
Charles r. Newman 10 Marie =.
sullivan. undivided one-fourth interest in
part lot :. square q. so.
Volta place nurthwest-Claud Livingston ct
to Helen Dierkoph, part bot ls9, square
1855, so.
Third and y streets nnrthwest-Jerry J. Du-
gan ct uX. to Theodore F. Willis lot l26.
square $50. SO.
Rhode Island avenue northwest, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Edwin p.
Jones to Lottie Lee Jones, lot 49, square
2l0. $40
Ninth street northwest. between T and U
streets-William G. Carter ct uX. to Eliz-
abeth S. Saum, part original lot ,. square
3e3, SO
Florida avenue northwest, near First street
Elizabeth S Saum TO Margaret Jane Car
ter, Iot 1S4, square sol. $40.