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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
TIE az as: 1s DS t,a s.ss s
ssoTsroSm: private yard; kitchen caS'net' hot
Maxweli l41e Oifton NV. 6r., B., eaeepl 90!oQ
1soo al die = n n Carolina sr :!. Sc o. d.
NEW Rs' 8Shk REAL estate sTs fshoKEss ISIS ):
i4ss NEWTON 81. NV:
m.nss from : sns TO $685. %
new and couyeniently located
THE CAvENDIsH,
On Columbia road west Of 18th p
rooms and BATH as from SIS to SIS: an. services
NEW YORK REAL EsTATE BROKERS, 142s F.
1440 MERIDIAN ST. NV.
Beautiful 9o, and ss M ana snss art
and ecn t tito located: fine service.
NEW YORK real. ESTATE BROKERS. A2s =.
225 H ST. INVITE RIVIERA. s NICE.
large rooms. tile bath; hot water; rear porch;
screens and awnings. Apply janitcr.
rooms and bath: gas and electric lights; Cd
story 'front.' closets. porch, etc: $50 per mo.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.-
THE NEW SEMINOLE.
Parquehy floors. large closets. tile baths;
Apt rooms rooms ana and pain ss1s ssS. %
Apt. 22..Psrlor. bedroom and dressing
roof" patti THE MONTANA, S''00
i7ie n st. NV. stories. new. IRE
] room and bath. - 5000. $3.50 and s2s.os
rooms room: an. and bath bath 90 and e GO GO
''''' iSG CooiUjRiT;. ''
1857 3lst Ut. NV.
Desirable location; all outside rooms
/! room ana bath. ...................H 6.@
THE NETHHEiRLiNps.';
1850 Columbia road
New, Areproof. six-story aparbueut hol0e: al
modern conveniences; telephone in each apt;
all-night elevator service.
Apt. 404-S rooms and bath. ..s....... 5000
Apt. 203- rooms and bath. $1,000. .&47.60
TIE MONTGOMERY,
North Capitol and n sts. Nv.
Roof garden for exclusive use OF tenants.
All outside rooms. All modern Improvements.
THE NAVARRO. 2I5 ct. n.w.
No. 2l-6 rooms and bath. $50
THE PARKyIEw. 42S-27 4th NV:
'''' III The P wooDwoRR;TiH. ' -'' '1''''
10th and NJ sits. NV.
Apt. 1893 rooms and bath. .......... .&S1 90
Apt. 49, room and bath. .$l7. 90
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
21S A Sc, LIST door, rooms and bath &26. 50
22S 18th pl. Ne, rooms and bath. .$12. so
1905 f st. ne. rooms and bath. SIS so
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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SUBSISTENCE STORES FOR Z. S. MARINE
Corps Quartermaster's Department. Washington,
D. C., March 80, 1911.-Sealed proposals, in
duplicate. will be received at this Office until IL
am. May ]. 1911. and then be publicly opened l;
year beginning July /. 1911. at Portsmouth N.
H.: Boston. Mass: New London, Conn; Hing
ham. Mass; Newport, R: l.; New York n X
Pa. Annapolis Md; washington. D. c.; Indian
Head, Nd Winthrop. Nd, Norfolk. Va:
Fla; Pensacola. Fla; San Juan, P. R.; New
Orleans La. Proposal blanks and other informa-
ton can be obtained upon application to this
sfice. the Depot Quartermaster's. 100 South
Broad street. Philadelphia, Pa. and the Com
handing Ofhcers Post Quartermasters. Marine
Barracks Mt the stations named. This Office re-
serves the right to reject any all bids parts
thereof, and to waive informalities therein Bids
l.. McCAwLEY, Lieut. Col, Asst. Quartermas-
ter In Charge Of Department. mh3l-1aw,2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-07

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO.
| lumbia, Washington, April 3. 1911. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until 2
o clock Pm. April %. 1911 for making repairs
to asphalt pavements for the period ending June
80, 1913. Forms Of proposal specifcat ions and
| necessary information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk Engineer Department, Room 427.
District Building. Washington. D. G. .CUNO H.
RUDOLPH. JOtiN A. JOHNSTON, EDWARD
aD3-6t
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THE WELLINGTON, COR. nth AND PARK
road n.w.-A modern and high-class building;
several very desirable and well arranged apart
ments Of three rooms and bath at So. 50 and
$3.50 per month: beautiful location. Inquire
Of SWARTZELL, RHEEM HENSEY co..
127 18th ST. NV.
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One or i've dwellings in Mt Pleasant; n
rooms. baths: hot-water heat: rented $55 so;
trust, s., ZOO. Smaller property or vacant land.
-SIMPSON-SCLLIvAN Co.
nos q st. II.
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FOR EXCHANGE
Groom dwelling. downtown: never vacant
rented $50 per month; price. s.. 800. Trade
clear for business property UP TO $50 600
SIMPSON-SuIJINAN CO..
l4OS G ST NV.
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FOR RENT-BY B. T. s.
1882 Irving NV, 5r, bS2.50
Lafayette, 5r, b. $3.50
2719 18th nv. Or, h. $3.50
l7l3 Euclid NV, Id
6oor. Or. b. -. %. so
1888 7th NV. Or. b. .21.6
2O8 d NV, Ar, b.. .25. 80
3O1 r NV. Or, b. .25.W
l0l7 7th NV, 7r, b.25.W
&c 7 ne, Or. b. 90
l264 Ga av NV. Or. be-. 80
50 Quincy pw.5r. b. %. so
1919 10th NV. Ar, b22. 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
FOR SALE.

-" -, ,"-.I
5000 '''' TOT ID" H"-' ''"'I ''
avenue, i'N.. ana u spl"ndlN lpDa-
ton
xta0o. I'm, am W. ami .s..s. q,
''"' ~" '''''
F"''o.-N l--t''" modern apartment
house. we'll located. Income $1,000
p,r poptg Must SON ouick Tb.
''' "''' Wv pc "'
f'''' s'"' '-''''''' ''"'' ~
block h"u. For, lot water heat lawn,
corner lul, prmrnt walks, StDpiu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

the -umr lien tor said Indebtedness
ono ot iu, said deeds having boon
aIttu Us willard s. UupeWDl and
Anna IlUprwcu. to the stid u'HIuuf
covering th, following described
property situated iu -eudotal cuuu-
O.. Nov Mexico. to-vit
an the northwest quarter OF ssr-
iion thirty fou~ in township thirteen
north OF range Six east of tbe N,v
Mexico principal base meridian, and
containing one hundred aud sixty
1rg.s according 90 tho government
survey thereof Also 'he north hall Of
tho southeast quarter of section
uuiy-ihrr, ana uu north hair of
tho southwest quarter oi section thir-
tN-fuur u township thirteen north
of range sis cast of che Sew MpNicu
base ana meridian. containing one
hundred ana sixty acres. according Go
the government survey thereof Also
the northeast quarter OF section
thirtt-tur'c uud th. north J1U w
Ihy southwest corner OF .f-..uI
thutr-tour .u township hjrt, 90 north
nf rams, lN east cot Toe N.v M.Ni.n
ana containing ONE hundred and vNty
aero. according Ju tu, government
Ur,, hr,ur
And tl, other ol th. Hid deeds
ust.uE uD % given Dos Luu E steele,
'n COO, -u.J PLAINTIFF covering fh, f'I-
lowing described I,Hport situated iu
Sunioyal county Sew Mexico, toe
'VIt.
I'm. east hair ,r, ~ n, south
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

OSrEOPATHY.
DH. &. rs. CONNER
Licensed 4" practice Ortcopatiiy
Medicine ar surgery,
Ny special work 10 curing chronic
diseases.
office In tho new stern building.
corner Fourth and Central Avenue
Telephone for appointment Cos OF
325.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
ROOMS FOR RENT.


For REST Nouuv furnished rooms
reasonable. Phone mas. 5l5 W
Fruit &C.
FOR RENT- Ni,.N furnished rooms
for liant housekeeping, modern
ilS North SECOND 81
FOR RENT outside ornce room IN
y. =. Armilo building. Apply 20
Geo. r. Albright Evening Herald Of
flee.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
START \ We can tell you how TO
obtain full SIS course
tu candy Making for
CANDY 81 You can earn $50 a
week operating q candy
Kitchen, Write for par
KITCHEN tlculars.
JAIKSoN'S CANDY co. Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Men ana boys 10 Los Ans.
oles Small pay bat can iearn trade
Of automobiles, electricity Plumbing.
bricklaying ON actual contract Jobs
300 students last year Catalogue
free United Trade School Contract.
ing go. Los Angeles. Cal 7.3l-p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Just as Easy

Just a litue millionaire.
lust a little NAfe.
Mighty liitlo happiness,
Awful loi of strife
Just some little lawyers.
lust a little fec
Then q little evidence
To e referee.
Just q little courtroom
Just d whispered line.
Scratching OF the Judges pen
Ana everything rs hne
New York Telegram
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED 70 LOAN 81. 600 ON city
property Address T.. q. Box ass.
am q friend o the soda water
man declares D. wiley And s0
are w0, doc, when so have the price
Med for Cuuiiuu.
show him up -aW ,ht editor
carclpsslt
Well elr had hritci'" asked the
office h'y lir sbts Hr wants to erp
YOU because luu showed hm up
smart Set Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
WANTED.

WANTED To rent about sept !.
three oJ courtroom modern house,
uufurnishcd H. NJ henderson, Even
inn Herald dh
WANTED Tenant for Hotel Denver
ass soon as flushed. Abp "a store
room iu turcllc Bldg. lII W Gold.
WANTED Position Tor IA practical
nurse CaH 1851 S1l-c
WANTED Carpet cleaning W. A
Con. POS East Central. Phone 56S
LIGHT SMITHiNG and shooting. shoes
band mado, bad feet a specially
Cheap for cash. Geo hutchinson. 2ll
West Lead GAIT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

~ gladly sent hi- wirc away
To ~oe her folks bat didnt think
or Hll ihc bitter words hr'd yny
Whom ho should Wow thr grand array
OF dirty dishes in The sink.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

90 the fac, tlat good nourlshlug
bread, such as you can always proc
cure at tho Pioneer H the foundation
of strength aud good health i'm your
children as well us yourself our
breads, biscuits, rolls a1d doughnuts
are high grade and m1dc from the
choicest flour onulnaulc. and our
cakes ana pics contain only the best
ingredients when they are baked al
tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
FOUND

FOUND Bundle OF towels owuci
ma, bptr Same b1 calling az uu.
office ANA pating for this nd gNti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
FOR SALE

fi0oo--9-room, 2-stary brick. mod-
.ern. West Central fine location;
$1,000 cash, balance per cent
$1,000 Groom ramc and bath, So.
broadway close In; easy terms.
S3200-7room brick. modern. good
shade, w Copper ave. corner lot;
terms.
22f00-6-room double brick. South
Broadway, close In; rent $50: s70e
cash, balance 3 per cent
$500 Groom cement hnish mod
cn residence. hot water heat. lari;e
lot good ouioaildings, close In.
S275o 5.room brick. modern. good
shade y SCCuNd st. close la.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
MAY FIND POTASH
IN ARID REGIONS
Portions of Western Territory
Declared Favorable for
It's Discovery.

Washington, y. c., February %
portions OF the arid regions OF tho
western territory Of the United states
present conditions favorable to tho dis.
covery Of large bodies OF potash salts.
comparable even TO those of Germany.
according to bulletin issued by the
geological Survey. This information
comes opportupely. and it's value i,
emphasized by the pcndin;, controycrs,
arising over the German surtax law on
potash. which now is the subject OF
automatic negotiations between the
chited states and Germany The lat
.ct country, 1t has been declared. ma.
u world monopoly OH tho known do
POSTS or potash and the United states
10 ner chief customer.
ne GcolnEiSts Of the survey eXnress
INC belief that potash. whose princi-
pal value lies in its uso as a fcrtilizcr
VIII he found In large quantities. in tho
!cSi@iS east of the Rocky Mountain
"dll ana the Great Basin region The
survey already has accumulated con
SIDERABLE data on tho subject cover
ING u period OF many years, Incidental
70 the examination of the geological
structure of the country. If Congress-
passes the pending appropriation for
me purpose the survey will continue
.he Investigations. drilling dec into
the Garth with q view to locating
american potash salt deposity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
MANY THRILLS AT
SPEED CARNIVAL

Now Orleans. La, February GA
upill In tho second cvcnt OF to-day's
Mardf GraS speed carnival races at
tho Fair Grounds gave Il crowded
Erandstand thrills. Robert Stubs,
breaking pedal in tho motorcycle
race. took a header while going at n
sixty mile clip. and slid through the
renee. Ills machine was wrecked but
Stubs emerged from Il cloud OF dust
unlnJured except for n few scratches
Official Starter Fred j. Wagner had
n narrow escape from death In the
ninth event. when two machines bore
down on him and brushed dust on his
clothes. The drivers, blinded by tho
smoke and dust. did not see WAGNER
until they were almost upon him
SwervinS their racers suddenly 10
avoid tile official, both drivers mar
rowly missed turning their nachincs
over.
The feature event OF to-day.s card
was the eighth. tho handicap In thi,
race thurman. IN his Buick Torpedo.
passed his field In the cightl, mile. with
q handicap OF l.25 minutes The race
was ninc-milc event. Burman crc-
ated much cntlus!asm hy his dare.
unvll driving, capturing four events.
every one In which his car was en-
The fastest time OF tho day was
made by Burman in tho sixth event.
when no drove his machine around tho
milo track i've times III 450:os.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
MISS GOLDSBOR0UGH is
Welded TO LONDONER
Owing 10 Recent Tragedy Involving
Her Brother mud Novelist Phillips,
CCrcmnn, LIZ Worry IrIXnIc

Washington. February o6,-Thc mar
riaEc OF Miss Frances Colds borough.
youngest daughter of Dr. ana Mrs
to William Force stead.
of London, was celebrated at noon
Yesterday in the home of the parents
OF the bride. Because OF the death of
her brother. k'i,zhngh GoldshorouEh.
whose attack upon David Graham
Phillips, the novelist, resulted In the
lattcrs death and his own. the wedding
was very private.
The ceirlncny was performed by the
Rev. Randolph Mclti i'm, d. ID. assisted
by the Rev Mr. storm Aside from
robert Stead, a. brother OF the bride
groom. there were no attendants. only
by the immediate families.
Miss Colds borough wore q gown Of
white satin and veil Of delicate rose
point lace. The veil was worn by her
great great aunt a, her wedding many
years ago. The pearls Worn by tho
bride had been the property OF her.
SranImothcr, Mrs. l'itzhugh Coyle n,
After n short tour i'll this country,
the bride and bridegroom viii sail for
the other side next week Their
honeymoon viii he spent III the south
crn part OF France.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
BODY or MON VICTIM
THAT OF MURDERER

Grccnviilc, S. c.. February c6.-Thut
the man who engaged in pistol duel
With Policeman Johnson in the pass
cnger station OF the Columbia and
GrcenTille division OF the Southern
Hallway on Friday. February IL,
shooting two balls into the BODY OF
tollceman Q. S. Gunncls. wounds from
which he died several hours later. and
2icrcing the right leg of Officer John
son With a third ball was n m,la,to
hy inc namn or Arthur Young and
that tho negro was one of tho two nc
groe5 lynchcd By a mob IN Warren
county, Ca, last Friday night, is the
Eerdict OF detectives and officers Of
me local police department.
The last evidence which has boon
winding about the murderer OF the
2o!iceman was forged at midnight.
when Call officer Rector tclcphoned
lhlcl OF Police Kennedy from Atlanta
mat ne had found the body of tho
ma on whom the crime committed here
had been fixed In tho possession Of \
medical college in that city.S tho body.
having been brought TO Atlanta from
me scene OF the lynching and pur-
chased for $40 by the medical schoo,
ne body will be brought here ana
preserved in a local morguc and vii
hesses Will be called from several
towns around to identity the BODY. con-
Meeting him With many other crimes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
TEAMS LEAVE FOR
SPRING TRAINING

Chicago. H., February Fighter
members OF the Chicago National
League baseball club. under the dircc-
ton Of Manager Frank Chance, left
today fer West Baden, Ind, TO begin
training for the 1911 season
llalf 4 dozen players Will join the
team at Yves, Baden, and the recruits
VIII meet the club al New Orleans neS,
SATURDAY. making in all thirty-four
men IN camp.
Neither Pitcher overall nor Catcher
John King nave advised Manager
Chance when they will report. but It
IS expected they will join the team
carly in March. Starting March s. en-
hibition games Will he PLACED In New
Orleans. and then the team will begin
tour northward. playing games in
the principal cities, and reaching Chi
caSo Apr!, for four exhibition games.
Members OF tho Chicago American
League CLUB viii leave for Mineral
Wells. Texas. morrow night on the
annual training jaunt After d few
days OF practice tho squad Viii be di-
vsded into TWO teams and each club
viii play twenty-five exhibition games
before returning TO Chicago April ~.
TWENTY-FIVE players will make the trip
South, but more Will join the team en-
route and at Mineral Wells.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
GRAFT LEG BONE
. IN W0MAN'S NECK
Unusual Operation Performed
Successfully in South Dakota
to Eradicate Tumor.
Tot Springs. S. D.. February

Hot Springs. S. D.. February Is
Mrs. y. G. I.ovoland OF Long Prairie,
is recovering from a remarkable sur
gical operation performed here The
right colnrbone had to he removed
because Of tumor OF the bone. and
DR. +. T.. Walker filed the gap by
chiseinE off a section OF the tibin, the
large bone Of a lower leg, fashion
ing il the proper shape and wiring 1t
In place.
This has fused TO the adjoining parts
and the woman is expected to get well
and be as strong az ever by thus using
Identical material taken from nc
same body.
some fear wos entertained wien the
operation was begun that AIRS. Love
land, In her weakened condition, would
not be bic 10 stand the shock, and ii,
was suggested by specialists that II
The entire affected part were not re-
moved the newly added bone would
become affected in the same manner
SURGEONS OF the Northwest aver that
tic operation IS one OF he most deli
cate ever performed, and tho result il
being watched with !, great deal OF in
tcrcSt. Mrs. Loveland was Kept III n
plaster cast FOR several weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
Special to rho Times Dlsnatch

Now Orleans. La. February 60
Johnny Coulon's tito to the bantam
weight championship OF the world was
hrmly established TO day. when he
won a clear decision over Frankie
Cohlcy. claimant. at the end OF a
twenty round bout at tho West Side
a,lethiG Club Conley was outclassed
anu only In TWO rounds did he havo
shade the best OF the contest
me men weighed IN at ll6 pounds
, ,hteo and i half hours before the
the contest Tommy Walsh Of New
Orleans. was referee.
:, The men were In frequent clinches
terc Coulon was superior Cunlcy's
right and left swings went wide cxcept
ia few instances
IN tho fifteenth round Conley sprain-
cd his left wrist. ana after that the
Chicago boy had little trouble in land
my telling blows on Conlcys face ana
body.
The .l nsht opened With conlcy the
MIN from punishment. Tho first two
rounds We're even. with no damngc
done In the third: Coulon shot u
succession lab TO the face and right
punch to the stomach. giving him q
shade the best of the round. The
fourth closed with both mon lighting
nefcely at close range with honOrs
about even.
In the NTH. conlcy put three rights
10 the ribs in quick order and took
a right TO the face in return Conlcy'.
round
In the sixth. Cou,on was staggered
by left to the. stomach. but he came
blows. and the round was even
In the seventh, Coulon took some
punishment In the carly part OF the
round
The eighth was fast Conley open-
cd with right 10 tho Jaw Coulon
SHOT left hook to the stomach. fol-
lowed by n hard left swing to the
stomach. They cIinched and lust az
they broke away CouIon staggered
Conlcy. with a hard right to tho jaw
lie followed this quickly with a series
and body, and had Conley against the
ropes wien the bell sounded. Conlcy
was expressive, but could not protect
his face in the ninth round
CohleN ducllcd several hard blows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
CONLEY is WHIPPED
BY JOHNNY COUU ON
NO Question Now Of Chicago Boys Right to
Bantamw eight Championships
20 From the Start.

, In the tenth. but his right to the
,afa ana giancing body blow were re-
paid by Two upper cuts to the chin
ahd Il hard stomach punch
In the clinchcs in the twelfth. Cou-
. ION shot In several short jhbs TO the
IDS and stomach, In. u brealsaway.
Coulon did some brilliant work in
he thirteenth After taking several
snort body blows, Coulon rushed his
9 ,bd men an, ana nu5 rights ana let's TO
icy sent a light right TO the face and
TOOK Il left and right to the jaw in
return.
The fourteenth was tame
The aftcen,h was corley's. iIo rain
90 90 rights TO Coulon's face. and Tho
Chicago lad sought clinches for pro-
tectiol The round closed with both
men fighting ficrccly.
Conley opened the siXtecpth with o
right swing 10 the body. followed b.
a right to the Kidneys Coulon shot
IN four rights and left punches TO tho
lace and in a clinch sent telling right
70 the stomach. Coulon's round
Co,ilon played with Conley in tho
opening CT the seventeenth. and the
>enosha lad hit the wind with right;
and left swings. After n little sharp
PAIRING Coulon put four hard rights
to the face
In the eighteenth Conlcy placed SOW
cral good rights. but a moment later
nc staggered under q rain or rights
and let's TO the head and body con
ley got I'm another right to the llidnevs
and right bod. lab. but Coulon came
back with short let's ana rights to
tho head and body
\ hard right 70 tho stomach in tho
nineteenth brought Il frown to Con-
lev's face, but he was soon chasing
Coulon around the ring. FIe missed
two right swings, but divided honors
lr he short iabs nterchanGcd before
the bell
The final round opened with n stiff
right 10 Couion's face. Couion came
hack with several short body blows
Gonley sent n short blow TO the face
and took hard lab to the jaw in re.
turn. On a hreakawny Conlcy placed
a light left to the face C'onlon scnt
u half-dozcn blows to tho face and
body and duckcd three swings Conlcv
sent right TO tho stomach and two
light right 1ahs to tho face. Co,,lon
put Two more hard rights TO the face
and Just as the gong sounded placed
4 third on Conley's Jaw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
TO Enter n!mc Ribbon CHARGE.

Major Henry 7. Allen will enter Two
TTnafEcrs and one polo pony. Ills Vol
LIN stone Regent holds several blue
LIONS. one for the international
cnampionship in lie charger class at
i ~, laSt Madison square Garden show.
us o,her charger VIII he Razzle D.x.
~ ~, also z blue ribbon winner His
POLO pong Pontct Comet viii h, ~
tered in the class for polo ponies.
Apuin. winner in the charger
clsSs ~ the last Chicago horse SHOW.
entered by Licutcnant-Colonei Char,ns
-, treat. Colonel Treat will also en-
yer nis charger Corotnnan. which vas
{, winner IN the three Near-old class
~ MaoiSon Square Garden three wars
age lis famous polo pony S,owrn
MHlSh won inst at Kansas CITY four.
zen years ago. and has been capti,r.
,nS Prizes ever since, and two othe.
POLO IeNhS. and which have never hcen
entered for competition before viii
be shown y VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
HARTMAN FOUNTAIN AT
GOSHEN is UNVEILED
Widow Of Finnncicr ma Members OF
Her Family Attend I3Ncrciscs,
w NhIrh Atfrnct GrrnI Irnn al.

Goshen y. y, February aG.---The
dedication Of the Hartman memorial
fountain on the public SQUARE hero yes
sordaN drew one of the largest throngs
ever conSrcSatc0 at :he county seat
There We're many friends Of tho late
i:dwar9 IT, Hartman here from Nav
York, Tuxedo. Orange and nearby
counties.
Mrs: Hartman ana her family ar
cupied seats on the stand erected for
the exercises. Business was suspended
from to {; O'clock
Hartman
Mrs. Hartman and lie family ar
rived IN the special .car Arden f.. |,
unnerWoodS car, NawauSotn." con
laincd the Erc's head ana many other
friends l-----.. L- ~ !.