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ARE WINDOW PERMITS vOIDp
Suit to Abolish tho Swell Fronts on u Whole
Riverside Drive Block.

Suit to Abolish tho Swell Fronts on "a Whole
Riverside Drive Block.
Whether tho Park Department has the right
TO give permits for the erection OF bay windows
beyond what Is known as the house line Is
to be determined by an action brought BY Char
lotte Y. Alderman against Clarence F.. True,
which has been submitted to Justice Andrews
OF the Supreme Court. Mrs. Alderman, wife Of
Gilbert T. Alderman. sues as the owner NJ the
northeast corner o. Eighty. second street and
Riverside Drive 10 have the swell fronts ex-
tend NC four feet beyond the house line and up
the whole facade OF the houses removed from
six houses erected by the defendant on the rest
Of the block. facing the drive. one OF which
hou SEES adjoins her property.
True. up 70 two years ago. owned the entire
block on the Drive between Righty-second and
EiGhty-third streets AMI sold the corner to
Mrs. Alderman for $27.50O. He has since
made her s'vcral offers tor the property. tho
last being $4,000. but she refused to sell. He
obtained q permit from the Park Department
to erect six houses on that block with swelled
fronts extending four feet or and paid the
Park Derartmen' az the rate Of slO for each
SQUARE loot L.yond the building linz, So O7 40
IN all. This money was turned by the Park
Department Over 10 I ~ Sinking Fund. as S
tn, custom. The fronts were compl-ted early
10 ISN' anu ne cOntSnlS mat mrs, Ackefman
Jaw them going up without protest and should
now b" barred tor lachas. He SAYS abe did not
protest unt.l May. 1919.
Nr. True. VINO is an architect and builder.
says TINT "a MAJOR. ~ ~ the houses along River
side Drive an IN that Part OF the city which
hnvn been erected during the past Hltecn years
have swell fronts or bay windows. and TIM.
permits to erect them were obtained from the
Park Department for n con Sideration wherever
that lepartn en' has jurisdiction. Asa IN archi-
tect he snyS h" ha+ designed 400 such houses.
which have been erected IN that part OF the
CITY. AMI that he has built l5O OF them himself.
He formerly owned the block In Riverside
Drive between Fighteth AMI Eighty. irst
streets where he erc"lcd 4 similar row.
Mrs. AckermHn contends that the Park De-
aTtmsn is no. authorized by law to enc,im-
Der the streets beyond the house lines in. this
,.rges that Riverside Drive Ia under the law a
public park. so created BY the act OF 1876, and
ina, the Park Department has control over that
part Of the city and can permit such fronts .
we're cited 10 show tina, bay windows are not
considered enuroaehments on the highway. but
arc harmless ornamental PROJECTIONS. II was
further contendAd that rs she had not shown
actual damage her suit could not prevail.
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IhSIALLd7ION or PASTOR MOTT.
He Takes Charge Of the Westminster Pres.
bytrrian Church of Elizabeth.

bytsrian Church of Elizabeth.
The Rev. Henry Elliott Mott was on Friday
evening In sta led pastor NJ Westminster Pres.
hyterian Church OF Elizabeth. The church was
crowded. The Rev. DR.. I. A. Blauvelt Of
Roselle presided and propounded the constitu.
tional questions. The Rev. Or. Henry Van
Dyke OF Princeton University preached the
The Rev. Dr.. William r. Richards Of
Plalnfeid delivered the charge to tho pastor
and the Rev. David X. Frazer OF Newark delIv-
cred the charge TO the people.
The Rev. Mr.. Mott was formerly the pastor OF
the central Presbyterian Church at Buffalo. n,
! He was born at Brock mort. N. J. He Is of
Vermont descert, his CREATE randiather hav.
Ing been an officer, OF the Revol utionary Army.
II" WINS educated at Prln letou University.
graduating 10 the class OF ~. He then en-.
tered tie Cn'on Theological S-minary at Syra-
cu.e. HIS frstcall was 10 Augusta. Ne. where
James q, Blaine was q memher o. his conRre.
CATION. Ne wa called the 'Parkhur rat OF But.
falo." because In 1896 he organized the ralig.
ious-lolitical reform movement. now being
carried on 10y the Buffalo Reform Union. The
wrstmin ster Church Is the. wealth lest congrs.
cation in thec.ty. II has been without q pes.
Tor since 1873.
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LEASED FOR Dy8 YEARS.
The Nassau Electric Railroad Absorbed ny
the Brooklyn Heights Company.

ALBANY. March l0.-The lease Of the Nassau
Electric Railroad Company TO the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company OF Brooklyn was
to-day fled with the Secretary OF State. 1t IA
to continue during q period Of ao3 years. and
transfers all the franchises, property ana
rights OF the former company n the latter,
The corporate existence OF the Nassau con-
pany ie TO continue during the period for
which It's road has been icased. The lessee
road agrees.to pay To the lesser an annual rental
from its net earnings. after interest and taxes
have been deducted. which shall not in any
one year be less than "A sum equal to 1 ler
cent. VI SB,SOO.OOO the par VA ur Of the lesser'a
preferred stock now outstanding, and also the
interest on the bonded Indebtedness Of the
propert transferred, Both companies ayr g
10 coope rats In the pay OF such amount
Of the principal Of the bonded Indebtedness on
the property leased as may become due dur
INK tho tenn Of the lease. The lease ia signei
by C. l.. kossiter. .Presilent, and T, ), Will
Hams Secretary. ~ the Nassau Electric Rail
road Company. and II. {. Duval. Prealdent Of
the brooklyn Heights Railroad Company.
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wAsRISoroS FORECAST Pog TO-DAY AND To- MORROW.
For New England. fair to-day, colder in north por.
ton; Monday fair, warmer In west portion fresh
northwest winds becoming essterly Monday.
For Eastern NStO Pork. e1iisra Isnn,vlrdnid, n. Dis
t,ict Of Columbi1. De'dpdr, and Aarpiarj, fdir 10.
DAY. Monday ratr. w1rnri fresh norhtrly u,nds
bee m NO SoUArdstrly Monday.
For New Jersey. FAIR today: Monday fair with
warmer In the interior; fresh northerly winds be
coming southes4terly Monday.
For western Pennsylvania, fair TO-DAY; Monday
fair. warmer; fresh ~northcrlv to casterly winds.
For western Snw Iark, centrally fair to-day
Monday fair. warmer. fresh n%oitherly to ~easterly
winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
No car STRIKE ~ ST.. LCUTS.
The street Car Men and the Transit Com
PAM Come to Terms.

ST, LOUIS. March LOAN agreement has
been reached between the street car en-
~p!oyees and the Transit Company which
ayerts tho threatened strike. The COM
pany comedies ten hours 10 ha a working
lay. to be completed within rwelve hours. At
90 ronts an hour: will So arrange the work
Of iha extras" as to do away with their eri"v.
ances. the men TO receive hall rav while await.
ing for their run :vhcrr an ON p'oyee is 81 own
TO have been discharge. because OF his cCUler-
ton with the union. he j. to BE- rein~tatrI; II
grievances Of men will lie carefully cDnsid, red
and corr ertel 10y the company
The deman - Of the men. with the exception
Of that demanding recognition of their Orghni-
z1fion. with sumo minur m0d"rations, have
teen conceded. The agreement, has been
signed v n cOmmtttea actin for the men and
BY the Transit Com uany.
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JOTTINGS 1BOUT 7OWN.
Tar Sun r.e-ir.i y.s,.ras, 5, from aeorr,

THE SuN rscsvei yesterday 81 from George NJ.
Flick for the family OF william Steinez
John Wood. the aged member ~ DR.. wylie's
church, WIN hal been missing from his homs AZ
s. West SInoty sixth .trtet since last Thursday,
wns picked mp early YESTERDAY morning by a police.
man who notIctd han waking around aimlessly on
tie Bowcsy. His wife TOOK ham home.
The canadian Pao.hc Railway Company has Just
issued two immigrati'u ptnphiet~ 'pr ! OO-'W-. :
ern Canada" and British Columbia which con
tam a a nj Of us ful InfprIadt on About tue country
west W Lake Y peribr, and are " SPECIAL lnterert T.
those who contemplate settling ether In the Car at
ian NOrtt west or British Columbia.
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Miss DsBelprats Appeal Dismissed.

ALBANY. March l0.-Snpt. Charles X. Skinner
Of the State Department OF Public Instruction
has dismissed an appeal Of Anna II. DeB-lrrat
from the action Of the Board Of Education OF
Richmond borough. In hn1lng her guilty OF
misconduct Gs q teacher 10 the high school
department OF Public school IA at StaplctOn,
IN that borough. she was found guilty OF
making dlsparaging rennrks concerning rer-
tam religions to her pupils. and was fined five
DAYS pay and transferred 10 another school.
Her appeal II disn ssed. because It was not
taken within the period prescribed by law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Young Croker Say. He. No, Fighting Union.

Frank II. Croker. Secretary NJ the Roehli1g
Construction Company, made a statement
yester lay In regard to the strikes against the
comiany. owing to the ALLEGED discharge oi
members OF the Metal Lathers' Union. Young
Mr.. Croker said that tha Ronhlng Company
was not making a iight on any labor organiza-
ton. These strikes are caused hy. two
unions" said he, the Metal IHthpr~' Tn on
en the Sheet Meta, Workers claiming the
same work. The misunderstanding Will be
adjusted a a meeting OF acommittce from each
vi ion on Monday"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
1900 Cigarmakrrs on Strike.

The strike which took place on Thursday A.
the cigar factory Of Kerts. Wertheimer K
SchiTer at F,tty- fourth street and Second
avenue was e%ytnniel yesterday to nil tho
firms factories in this city. IN" C~igarmak"rs
international Union reported thai IN all 200
cisRrnaHerS are now out. They want bet er
waRns and shorter hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Tiny Baby Born In bellevue.

What Ia said 70 be the smallest baby svsr seen
In Bellevue Hospital with a chance NJ living
was born there on March 4 and 1, being nursed
OF vhisk-y and pure oxygen. The baby IA . girl
and we, ghed al birth only "A ounces, She
weighed Il ', ounces yesterday. The mother
t. RS. John West, nsed - years. Of 4S3 East
Ia ,uston street Her husbapd IA a trooper 10
III seventh United States Cavalry. now In the
puIl pbInes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
THE GINsBERG MURDER.
Russell Convicted Of M~ansIsnshtsr for KM.
Ing q Jewish Rabbi.

Ing q Jewish Rabbi.
BI~soHAMroS. n. Y. March l0.-Ths jury
IN the 3iusberg murder case tonight
handed IN q verdict against Robert Rus.
sell. colored. Of manslaushter IN the nrst
degree. On July I Russell entered
the meat market OF Louis oinsbers.
a Jewish rabbi. and. after insulting Uin sberg,
spat on the neat. The rabbi endeavored to
eject him and vas stabbed to the heart With 8
pocket knita. DR.. +. L. Forksr opened the
Ninsb-rg died o. 10 fam 10 alton. The nsfsBoe
claimed that death was caused BY hact eria Inc
Produced into the wound by rhysictnns who
performed the operation. IL was the frat case
~ the kind on record. and the trial has ste
trrcted widespread attention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
BEooKIry GlumLiRs MUST 90.
30 Says the New 'hief to his Captains
-Rcynolds Wakes n Rnid.

The transfers Of Deputy ChIr's John Mac.
kellar. r. II Mclaughlin and Elias p Clayton
and Capts. Brown. Reynol ls. Lawson. ORetlly.
Culit nj Leavey ~ the Police Coumisslon-
srs on Friday came as a great surprise 10 police
eflcisls IN Brooslyn. Deputy Chief McLaugh-
lin. who IA now in charge u the Brooklyn force.
WA visited yesterday morning BY Police Com
missioner York and they were in conference
fss some time. Commissioner York declined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Strike at an Indiana steel Works.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March l0.-The $50 en-
pIoyees OF the Central Steel Company went on a
str Se this morning. Tho chargers and gas
producers demanded q sight incre3se in
wages and the other departments struck in
syn Dathy. The plant Ia owned hy Pttsburg
m ptfaItEfa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
DID ArmOry Sold at Auotion.

The Old First Regiment Armory at Newark
vas eold at public auction yesterday 10 Samuel
p Lacy for s44, 500. The purchaser "a ID he
was acting q. agent for the Knights and Lad a.
OF the Golden Star, a fratsrnal order. The
purchase none will 60 toward the erection OF
A raw City Hal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Arrested for tn. Franc. Couds. Homicide.

Bosros. March 1O.-lrsnry Thomas. who Ia
wanted To New York TO answer the charge OF
s~ora-RI: HSIn.sn .na ARRESTS nSso.:' '9 re c ~ a.'p Pee:
aommitted on Jan. 10. the alleged victim being
francis Coudet. The New York authorities
have been potined. and will come to Boston for
thn p6oonSI.
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DR.. D. WAGNER, Springfield,

Mass, statos:" Am pleased TO say
that my experience with the use Of
your excellent salt Is very satisfac-
t ry. having us.lit recently in Ner-
vlus Prostraii5n with Wa c~fulness,
Headache, etc both Of which were
controlled by II. After much ea-
perience, ] heartily recommend II
10 all physicians as one Of our best
and most reliable remedies. J de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Baker Wins In " Arlington County.

CoMsToCxs. n. Y, March 10 -Cauouses wore
held In every town In Washington county to-
day to send delegate TO the county conven-
ton that names daIegates to the State. Sem
atOrlal and Congress conventions. aud NOM
mated O county ticket. The result il that the
Isaac \. Baker. Jr,. faction won three 10 one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Remember This

When an advertiser has something Of rss,
value to dispose oil. he FIRST goes 20 TIE svS's
sdverNsip. columns with II. barely IL hs
compelled 70 Wv f9rthsE. -Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

gct open dir cx-
ercise. Is it any
wonder that she
often grows pale
and thin and
develops q tend
eucy to weak
lungs When
ever there is
pain in breath
ing, soreness Of
the chest, obsti-
nate ough
bleeding from
the lungs or any
other symptoms
of disease OF the
respiratory or
gans, begin the
use Of Doctor
Pierce's Golden
Medical Dscov-
cry and CON
tinue the use
until cured.
inety-eigh in
every hundred
who have used
Golden Med
ical Discovery"
for "lung trou-
be-" have been
perfectly a m
perma n emily
cured
III was very sick
Indeed, writes
Mrs. Nollie acobs,
ofP:lteu Kent Co:
Delaware, "and
our family doctor
said I had con
Gu nj ptio n Il
thought ! must die
o y for felt so
awful bad. Had a
bad cough, spit BIZ
breath. ! had pains
also had ~dyspersiA.
Medical Discovery
% weak 7 could nc
do a small washing
r. D.-x.Ata II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
WALKING TO work

Is tn. only way in which the business
woman, employed in store or Office, can
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
srARks FROM The rELEsRAPH.

Ths A,torney.dsnsrs Of Nsbrsska hsl sued the
var NJ railroads OF the Stats for $4,000. 900 psnAls
tics tor violations Of the Maximum Rate law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Dr.. n. 3. SIZER, New YORK,
states; IL am glad to say ! find
hbScy's Efervescen, Sal, an excel
lent laxative and antacid. 1t gives
good results in various forms of
Dyspepsia and In CONSTIPATION. I
h I'VE often thought the cfTervescent
sAline, were not halt as well known
and used, In this country, as they
ought to be-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

rbs Condition Of Croton Water 10 Frir htfui.
Vr~. ar .,hsps the Hygeis Disullst Water Co. Of $40
Wa ms a., 10 d.hvsr At -FOUR residence or once Q
Gpoly o( Hyesia Wsess. Tel 2ss2 Spring. -A6A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Or, j., z, RUSSELL, New York,

Dr.. J. Z. RUSSELL, New York,
states: "Abbey's Salt Is an ideal
preparation, in that I, combines lax.
alive and aperient properties in 4
grateful form and is at the same
time palatable. Mywifc finds i, rar.
ticularly ~efRcaciors in Headache
by its gentle action, and the relief
thus obtained from cong ~estion,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

spring cleansing Ihf M'% over carefully it Msy DALY health
!. '. H. WRIGHT @a0 H Of Hah l@@, EnM. state. Our artificial mode NE constantly @erA
d@Hpd MknhI know dN better remedy uMy HMbyT me~uh @km Mwhe system normal AmhsN dpme'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

will positively keep you in good health. Make a move in the right direction to-day
Get a bottle of Abbeys Salt and Health Many know this. You should! The
following statements by eminent physicians will aid you in your search for health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

nd s % t%s ,si Nr1 . asTr sA * S SN G. SsS S'd yss If s sS S rsy n sSa y' a'S y rs"nn mail
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31

Power Mercantile Cowill have large
shipment of carpet arrive this week.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
the TAll ROUNDUP.
Campaign Contribution BY the Editor OF the
Bismark Tribune.

Ridin across the continent our Teddy's on a
tear
He's got sagebrush in his hayersack an cactus
In his hair
He's out abrandln' mavericks that's running
on the range;
He'll bring EN- into camp or y may low its
mighty strange.
V can hear the boys a-shouiin; y can see the
cloud oi dust,
y eau hear the cry a.goin' np, "To Washing
ton nr bust"
So clear the way for Teddy he is bound to
fetch mp there.
For the round mp wagons started and our Ted
dys on a tear.
Ride the ranges careful boys; our Teddy's on
'th tramp,
Populsts and Democrats. an bring 'em into
camp;
Ones or twos or three -ycar-o olds. every kind OF
breed
Watch the leaders careful boys, and don't let
'em stampede,
Round 'em up and drive 'cmi1 every blessed
steer;
Teddy's goin' to crate, an they've ali got
{ hear.
Steady, boys; now head 'em so, That's right;
now hold 'em there.
roundup wagons started, and dUur Tediy's
on a tear.
See that little maverick that's follctln' that's
Towne
See there. now Teddys roped him, an he.
goin' Z tie him down.
Truss his legs togcthcr-sOtt of shorten up hi.
sail
Til Amt no liyin' tendeuoot can folcr Teddy.
trail.
Hear that big feller bellerin that's Bryan. See
him scOUt
When Teddy swings his lariat th ornery
galoot.
See 'cm break an scatter for the open ground
thpar:
oh, tn got { hunt til timber when our Teddy,
on tear.
That gees into the governors scrap book fo
permanent preservation.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
both OF Them TAX-DODCERS
The Official County Records Prove Stephen J. Hard
ing and Perry WestfalI to be Unfit Men to
Elect to Take Charge of County
Affairs for Four Years.

S. above noted and he paid taxes
on the total OF Sll,740.
The case had been tried and proven.
In the case Of Perry Westiall.
Donald Fowler, assessor, early In
the spring learned that Mr.. Westiall
had 700 head or tbereabouts ofcalves
which he had not given In. Mr..
Fowler addressed Mr.. Westiall con-
cerning this and asked him II 1t was
true that he had 200 head OF cattle in
Fergus county on the first OF March.
Mr.. Wcstfall, under date of May
10th, replied that he had wintered 200
head Of calves Mt his ranch which he
had brought from Minnesota the fall
before, but had In the spring sent
them To Bear Paw range where
the rest OF his cattle ranged and were
assessed and where he said he paid
taxes on more cattle than he had.
He however, artfully lodged the
question as To whether these cattle
were In Fergus county the first Mon
day of March.
His answer not being satisfactory,
Assessor Fowler addressed him again
under date uf May 2lst, reiterating
inquiry and adding that II Mr.. West
fall did not pay taxes on thecattle In
this county, he ttbe assessurJ would
he compelled 10y law To notify the
Lhotcau county assessor and added:
IL try To do right as far az can and
II you know Of anyone who hns been
assessed too low or that has not
been assessed and will let me know,
| will do all can to get him on the
list.
At the same time Mr.. Fowler ad-
dressed the assessor of ChOteHu cOun-
ty concerning the number OF cattle
for which Mr.. Westfull was assessed
in that county. The Choteau county
assessor replied that Mr.. Westfall
had been assessed for $50 head In 1899
and for only 800 head this year. That
report not only looked as II Mr..
Westfall wns not being assessed for
more than he had. but that he was
dodglng considerably In that coun-
ty; either that or he was selling n
grent many head.
Under date Of May 2ith, Mr.. West
fall acknowledged the corn and said
the 200 head Of cattle were In Fergus
county the first Monday Of March.
And those 200 head were added to
his list and he will pay taxes thereon
this year.
Mr. Fowler had done his whole
duty aud he had perslstently inquired
and Investigated until he forced Mr..
Westfnll To plead guilty to tax dodG.
ing. At the same time Mr.. Fowler
l had invited Mr.. Westfall To furnish
him Information concerning anyone
else who might be seeking to evade
the law.
/ These are the facts concerning tv o
men whom the Democrats desire o
place in control Of Fergus county
affairs for the next four years.
/ The incts speak for themselves.
] II II for the voters to decide wheth-
er such men are Of the character To
be elected TO such responsible posi-
tions.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
NEW BALLOTS NECESSARY,
The SeIlins Out Of the Labor Party to Ciari
Caused the Trouble.

As a sequel 10 the selling out of the
Labor party to W. A. Clark of Hell
ena last week, the official ballots pre-
pared in Fergus and other counties Of
the state had to be reprinted. When
the Clark convention was held the pur-
chasable portion of the labor vote was
on hand to do Clark's bidding and in
order to obtain as many more as pos
sible Ferguson and Others were put up
as bait. The game having been played
to the limit, w. A. Clark, Charlie Clark.
Willie Clark and more f the family
met in Helena Friday aud withdrew
Candidates Ferguson and his running
mates and substituted Tooie and other
tools. The result was fifteen changes
in the official ballot. Appeal was made
to the attorney general by Clerk Kelly
to know if the tickets must be reprint
ed or whether pasters could be used.
The decision being against the use of
pastors all the ballots must be reprint
ed. AS this could not be done until the
ofiieial certificate arrived, which was
yesterday, and another lot of paper Sc
cured, the work was delayed until to-
day and portion of it will be post
poned until Friday, which will give
opportunity for more corrections should
they occurr. Special messengers will
have 80 be engaged to deliver the bal
lots to, outlying precincts. This large
additional outlay is directly chargeable
to the ehicanery of the Clark Doodle
gang. As the ballot now appears the
Doodle candidates appear nnder three
heads. but as two of them are practi-
cally ciphers so far as following goes,
the scheme will hardly benetit Clark a
thousand VOTES and he needs many more
than that far him to secure 'vindica-
tipn."