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The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Thos. McCann left Monday fol
Wisconsin for short visit among
relatives.
Harry Skinner left Monday fol
Canadian points for visit of q
couple of weeks.
Nelson Meyre of Elbow Lake
spent the first of the week as a
guest of Tom Anderson.
FOR RENT "a few houses
Enquire Frank E. Funk. 1st NATL
Bank
F. A. Callahan has the Monitor
gasoline engine for sale. You can
get them from two to six h. p.
For Sale or Trade-A 3 horse
gasoline engine in good running
order. Call and see: Southey &
Schweizer, City Meat Market. 29tf
College of Law, University of
North Dakota. Strong faculty of
able lawyers. Good library Fall
term opens Sept. 2lst. For in
formation address. College of
Law. Grand Forks. N. D.
Anyone desiring copies of the
late Jos. H. Taylor's books will
call at the Leader Office and get
them as they are nearly all gone.
The price of the three books is
$500, or $l.O0 each as long as
they last. s. R. Taylor, Adm.
Threatenin g feverishness with
children is quickly and safely
calmed by preventics. These little
Candy Cold Cure Tablets should
always be at hand-for promptness
is all-important. Preventics con-
tain no quinine, nothing harsh or
sickening. They are indeed the
"stitch in time.'' Carried in pock-
ct or purse, preventics are genu-
inc safeguard against Colds, Csc.
Sold by 9. G.. Forbes.
You economize greatly when
using DR.. Shoop's new coffee sub.
stitute known to first class grocers
everywhere as DR.. Shoop's Health
Coffee. A 25c Il pound package
gives 100 cups of wonderfully
satisfying table drink. Pure
toasted grains, malt, nuts, etc. give
to Health Coffee a wholesome and
satisfying taste and flavor. And
here is not grain of real coffee
in it. Besides Health Coffee is
made in minute" No 20 to 30
minutes tedious boiling. Sold by
All Grocers.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
RUSH WORK ON 500 BRANCH Il
Contractors Hope to Complete Road
PAfore .lulv 49, ,,f& li@g4

Contractors Hope to Complete Road
a Before July 4. ,.
Bagley, Mimi, Feb. Fifteen car.
loads of dump cars. rails and other
supplies and materials have reached
here for 500 contractors who are do
ing the grading west Of Four Legged
lake. Bagley will be the headquarters
for all contractors having work ID
Clearwater county. Two steam shov.
els. two locomotives to haul dump cars
and over 1000 men will be at work on
the 500 line in this county within the
next ten days. Every effort is being
put forth by the contractors to COM
plete their work on or before July I.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Inquiry.

Inquiry.
Do you cont template buying an
Automobile? If SO, write for our
1910 catalogues.
INTERSTATE MOTOR CAR co.
Distributors Of Automobiles.
Lakota, North Dakota.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
EARLY RECOVERY EXPECTED

King Gustavus Of Sweden Stands op-
Grafton Well.
Stockholm, Feb. 9-An official bull
letin issued by the physicians in at,
tendance upon King Gustavus, who
was operated upon for appendicitis,
announces that the kings condition
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
Notice to Taxpayers.

In order to handle the large
amount Of taxes now being re-
'ceived BY mail atthe County treas
urer's Office it will be necessary
from now until April Let to close
the doors at 4 o'clock p. m.
For the convenience Of the pub
lie we will however keep the Office
open during the noon hour.
A. 7. Danielson,
2s-3t Co. Treasurer.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11
For Sale.

For Sale.
Double Bell, Conn Baritone
Euphonium, nearly new, complete
y with case, 9 real bargain, enquire
81 write,
60 Raugust.
The Washburn leader., 1910-02-11

DR.. A. Nj. Fisher was a north
bound passenger Saturday. He
was called to Underwood on pro-
fessional business.
For SALE-Four dwelling
houses, located in different parts
of Washburn. Prices ranging from
$500 to $17O0; on easy terms; all
bargains. Ask G.. O. Raugust.
D. T. Fogerty and Hans Rees-
hagen were prominent farmers in
the city from Turtle Lake on Sat-
urday.
Another large supply Of maga-
zines have been brought to this
Office to be given to any one want
ting good reading. Everyone is
welcome while the supply lasts.
An attack of grip is often fol-
lowed by persistent cough, which
to many prove great annoyance.
Chamberlain's Cough remedy has
been extensively used and with
good success for the relief and
cure of this cough. Many cases
have been cured after all other
remedies had failed. Sold by G.
G.. Forbes.
MORE CHEAP MONEY =
Lano loans. See Frank E. Funk,
First National bank of Washburn,
North Dakota.
The best ever, is what they all
say when speaking of the celebrat-
ed Hoosier drills sold by the Man.
dan Mercantile.
Mrs. w. j. Jennings, who re.
sides east of Washburn has been a
sufferer during the last two weeks
of pneumonia but is now reported
as improving.
We pay high price for Hides
and Furs. All guns and traps
cheap. Northwestern Hide e.
Fur Go. Minneapolis.
ONE DOLLAR will start a
saving bank account with First
National bank of Washburn, ND
Capital and lsurplus, $4,000.
Any one desiring one of Capt
Marsh's new books, "The Con-
quest of the Missouri" can obtain
one at this Office. Price, net, per
copy $500. Postage extra, Zoe.
Blanks celebrated worlds Fair
coffee for sale by Shuitz & Sons.
Winner of lst. prize at 8 Worlds
Fairs. Every lb. guaranteed.
Free scholarships given away in
the Fargo College Conservatory of
Music to the amount of 100000.
The best equipped musical school
in the northwest, large faculty, all
branches taught. Pupils may en-
ter at any time. Send for in
formation regarding scholarships.
Fall term opens September Ia,
1909. Large illustrated catalogue
of school sent on request. Address
E. Herdeg, secretary of Fargo
College Conservatory of Music, or
W. w. George, director, Fargo.
N. D. t ft7-9
If you would have a safe yet
certain Cough Remedy in the
home try DR.. Shoop's-at least
once. It is thoroughly unlike any
other Cough preparation. Its
taste will be entirely new to you
unless it is already your favorite
Cough Remedy. No opium. chlor-
oform, or any other stupefying in
gradients are used. The tender
leaves of a harmless, lung healing
mountainous shrub, give to DR..
Shoop's Cough Remedy it's wond-
erful curative properties. It is
truly a most certain and trust
worthy prescription. Sold by g..
G.. Forbes.
In sickness, if a certain hidden
nerve goes wrong. then the organ
this nerve controls will also surely
fail. It NAV be Stomach nerve.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
HiWILV ron tOLLEGE.
Appointments To the S'h, B~ta Kappa snd
To I've Fells~ ships.

urea. April ,, The faculty ~ HaTnil.
ton college to-day made the Appuint
mcntS from the senior class to IN" Pm
Beta kspf.s fraternity. the s.,lcotIun-
I~ing bassd on superiority IN scholarship
throughout the whole COURSE The fol
lowing ar. the appointscs. Jerome W
MrNair ~ IivOniA Centre. James ID
Jp'ison e Vernon. Charles Z Siule II
Fonda. Earl X HAllork of S-ottviIle
and Henry 4. Deimei u Herkim~r.
Announcement was RlaO made to-day
~ appointments To two fellOwshipe
The fellow ship IN physical r-.iencp. which
Was founded rs Ssnator khhu kOOt
amounting To $50, Toes Ia John G Baldwin
~ Brooklyn. The Greek Fellowship,
founded by Franklin - Locke i'm the same
amount. ~ awarded TO Eari X. Haliock oG
Scottville
The following contestants for the Nc
Kinney pTize debate AZ the commance-
Inent sGcrrSrra wor~ aDuosinssrd. John 4
Baldwin 81 Brooklyn. Edmund 7 Glover
of New York. stephen 4. ODdarcho 81
Clinton, Harry y. Dounce of Syracuse
Arthur J Mia % Hutton. Ind, and
Jerome W McNair ~ Iavonia Centre
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TEACHER JUeeLED A REPORT
.EOR METEOROLOGICAL ne .sSONS.-
ar TELLS JUSTICE ELLER.

Ne, Was On Parsse ana PVmeipaI said Iaas
CORauet Has mad -manieWent -
Pareaas was the OihrS Way Area nj
-nsara e Efuraslsa % Near - o..
Justice zeller In the Childrens court
WAS displeased yesterday when he learned
that for psychological reasons a teacher
In Public school 10 az 3iG East i3eth street
had given n false report Of a boys con-
duct 90 he shown TO his parents Justice
Zeller said he would report the case to
the Board 81 Education
larry in the week Theodore B. Bar
ringer. the principal % the school re-
ported TO Justice ZelIer that the parole
Of Walter Ubl was subject to rsvOcation.
ihasmuch - has conduct Wss had and
HI. le~soOs very poor
On Tuesday the boy Was brought before
Justice IeIler. he produced has parole
card. on which his teacher. Charles kOthe.
had repOrted as follows: February IL.
very good; February It's. satisfactory;
February 2l-95. satisfactory; Monday.
"Wednesday aud Friday Ut the week
February 3s-alarch .. satisfactory; March
In. satisfactory: March II-Is. conduct
poor early In the week. 4 Tor Friday;
April Is. satisfactory
JHstice ZelleT told the principal to hring
Mr.. hottie to court Ia explain the variance
In thsir reports Mr Berrin9er appeared
alone the next day and told Justice leller
that Mr. kothe was unable to come
That was an order OF the Court sad
Justice Zeller. I will issue "A subprna
Tor Mr. ko,he and II he does n9k come
then ] Will issue a warrant
Both Mr.. Hottie and Mr. Berringer
were there yesterday. Mr. kothe said
he had not heard that he was wanted
In court until "Wednesday afternoon.
Is this report correctP- asked Justice
zelleT, showing him the parole card.
1T - not exactly according TO my roll
book Haid the teacher
is u correct or isn't itg- repeated
Justice Zeller; and IL not CORRECT. why'-
For psychological reasons gave
this hoy good marks bccauHs I did not
wish 10 inculcate In his mind any an
tagoniHm.' said the teacher.
DO you mean that you sent a false
report 81 the boys standing 20 his Parents
for Psychological reasOns'?' asked jus
The par-nts knew said Koshe.
In what re-pscts does this card differ
from your rcports-
Mr.. hottie wasn't sure and Justice
Zellsr read his report from the card.
date by date He paused after each
one and at each pause Mr. Hottie said
that that particular item was Incorrect.
am astonished at this revelation
said Justice Zeller i arm going to trans
init these pagers tn the Board Of Educa-
tIon. and ] want Ia say TO you also. Mr..
Principal that your conduct in this case
has been very unsatisfactory to the Court.
III S@e WHISTLER these teachers certify
to r~portA coErectly OF incorrectly with
tho connivauce ~ their pTinciIalr This
- dirgrace Ia our system of education."
The bOy's Parole WaA continued.
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COITIN~ ~ PIr az r.
s''cLa To 'h~ sslGh~ssN D~psrtmsu
Resa,s 2 H'a PMS, Esrce' T. 2 sesI.

Stsrka To fhr gstghSss. bepsrtusus
Rss",s 2 H'a "PN,s,- cree" T. . Sod
James q Collins who -rc~ the 10
ginning ~ 'be year has Assumed tha, ~
cause hs harricaied himself IN the cffice
~ the Superintendent Z" Highways
he Vas stiu holder - tho job. had To Evt
~'T Yesterday He was turned out Ivy
Police Inspector Hogan, who acted
under INSTRUCTIONS received from Mayor
GAvnor and Borough Pr~sidan' Nc Aneny
4 few days ago Mr. McAn~ny told
the Mayor that although Somc recent
decisions in the collins case had been
adycr-e q" hts claim no still derlined
Go give up N" r,'ons. and that IN that
srnSs no had l-~come Nor" tTcspas-er
upDn city property Tho Ror"uRh Prcsi
dent A<krd Z hsreCors tina, the tsiliCe
- instructed ,o remove ht'u
Acting under the Mayors ORDERS In
speCtor HoRan called a. ~" nfi,-s ~ the
Commissioner - Public Works shortly
heforN . o'Ciock yesterday. together
with pr~sIdent MrAncnv aud tw" patrol
mon rrt-sid..ut Nc ApeuV and the IL
floors knocked uprn tive DOOR ~ tho ruoup
held by Cul'.r~, lHH without rrsponsa
Chief Engin~~r Tilisun e ~" department
~ Highways thereupun hrpk" thc glass
~ tho door With a srUwhAr and the locks
tNAi us,tfl " Nef~ lHflefi
Mr.. Collins Was away ~ IN" moment
and the visitors found IN possession q
man who zaid that h" WAS William John
s"n and that hc was there - collins
representative ~ The uffi,~rs w"rs
putting him otIt Collins came IN After
10 had packed his grip ard sent Johnson
ahead with the army ~''tS IIson which
the two hal been sls.eping a. night "" was
hiso removed from The TsOno. INSPECTOR
Hogan putting biz hAn'l 20 hi- shoulder
and cscortInE Rim to The door Prcri-
dent McAn~ny thercuppn loft the room
IN po@~eession ~ Nr Tillsnn. who has
bNsn w fuli charge Of tho RF~su 20
highways -tnce February last wh"u the
"fficn ~ Superintendent - Highways
vas abolished 10y President Nc Ap"ny
SuJt Collins himself after the p'Is,Ing
-aid thai no had arrived Just Ia time
80 ser IN" breaking IN - his Office.
= won't inside ~ once ~ said. and
showcd my writ nT nAndam'I-. judxncn'
and final order - pr-sid.n, Nc Aneny
hat be oTier,-d InSy~ctor Hogan ~ pvt
Ino oui I r"f'I-s.d to Ro until the in
sTec,sH nsi u~s~i J'hvrical f''rC~ ~ p'it
me- Oii, and I wanted 10 TrAk" ~ -lesr
thai ! IN No way CONSENTED lp th.' Illegal
prOceedInRr VIII r"new my ooi
Temp, proceedings against Prcsidant
McADcnys III have Ia go INV lawyer
later On and talk about that We DE- not
rcc'-,ie from, eur position ~ all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
aIhEIuAr, Note.

'harlcA EdviR Hurd Who mad been
li-.arv editor ~ the Bostou TrHRsrrpp,
tot nearly 'hiIfy yesrs. died 81 hl- home
Hard met Nth an sSc Ideni several year.
al &C. and that SUBSEQUENTLY, nece-sitas@d
an operation and l1tes = -econd one, which
literary lsbors Hr taught school for a short
time. and hen about ~ years of age Wenf
20 ho.,on' here ~ ionI,d o.'c"s'9pal err.
trICi IN" stage and afterWard a siudio. not .
however. abandoning IouTna lsIn Tie 70
'eiycd 'uuui~-ion from Frank Leslie
Illustrated N'Tspd ~ - follow the frulan
army into Ganad1 A. IT. aTtt-i correspond
rut and report The rHnpsiEo y" 'Oin@d
the border MT iiuTd ~sS -nc-e-siVely
editor Of the Ere i~sBSfrh and On the staf
81 = proslaenc. PAHcr nod IN ssyeTsl
he Re-, ThOrna- u IoN a. literary ediior
Of ~" TraHsc'1I sud retired In 1901 lie
originated and 'Ondu' ted the notes an'l
,,ueT. .- and E-n~a logical departments aud
soniTthuis.sl largely ~ The srt. ramattr aud
editor Val departments
simeon Browueli = famous nr"hib,tiou-
~, sbolitior'-t And rhilsnthrppi-t. lied
or IhuT~dNy ~ NhluisT. cal, 81 ,arcrT
Thr hody win l- cTemAied and the p-he-
Ss SIDE - H. t. ssS Hs foI,y nv
ago. TIE vas :. leArs old he ma. Two
sors living. ch?Iles rs Boracp and Harry
~ Ne~ Work ~" Htnas.~d large foFtune
snd vas for years owner Of extensive slate
quarry interests w NsS Work. For over
y tNtffl OF . FffNNrf Ne fEliftNN NtrIteu-fN
philanthropy heaT-d near bennington.
VI. he hgsHni- ore ol the earliest anti
slavery adyo.-uies aud va. an sstiye con-
durtOT NJ the Underground railroad Ne
vas Op'" dominated for i.i~u'enant-f'ov
"rnrr ~ NsN NOrk lie us- called the
odd War HOT-s Or PVOhiisitiOu.
Msll4.a, sullivan. . v~!! .as-f. Erook-
iyn law yer, died ob "Wednesday az pflsu-
npDpta 1T his ho,He. Ia0 Hans och @tree'.
~ hts -iAt third year Ne ~Hs horn IN
lr-land. lie came 90 this country N his
OfIice Of the late Judge hsTnard and IN Is5O
NaS graduated FROM the lav school of the
BroOkIyn until tho close " his life. Iie
Naz FORMERLY a'tiye ~ lbs.nipr rattle poliskr-
patri"k society sir SulliN an was q NEW
her Of the Hamilton club, the Cns-~ent
club, the tefoEn, Club 81 Manhattan and
tho ArOoklyp Ehlrsi As@oriattOn. lie 10
survived b. hiS - ifs and four Aonr
william, Hollisier Wall. who vas for
afi-sn years on the editorial slaA Of the
newark Datig .iSrsFfissr and tho Newark
star y dead ~ hls homo IN South Ornnse
- Ne Vas At one time one of the pro-
pJi~tOTs 81 the HobOkeO EreRtsO AsWs
Tie Nas horn ~ Dresden. Germany, Of Eng-
liah parents and was brought 20 this conn
try when a year obi. He u survived BY hts
wife and two children.
Mrs Louis Barry wall IAdew ~ Olsn
Cove. I, did % heart di-ea.e yesferdsy
where shs bed BEEN EiaYing since Wsdnss-
day last. lier husband. Inward n I.adsW.
died shout tao yeara ago, Mr.. lsa1leN
leaves two rhiidTeu. WarNey .. aud Eiis~
Wall She Na- horn and cdtlcat~d IN this
'ity. NJ" as a SISTER Of &. Berry Wall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
CEAUFFEUR'S HAPEESS BRIDE
LAWYER SAYS THE suOLLENS
ara ALREADY OG'T.

NiFs. smSllra Was Nslas I.easIat 90 EIu.nlng
sRd the NlAFvtAge Wss . Runaway
Naten Csunsri Coz the Bride DSesa't
knew Jusa what sas PSspssss 60 10.
Miss Margaret n. Lsavitt. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. q. HoWland Lsavitt Of Bay
Side. l. J.. who ran away on January Q
and married Joseph v Snlollen. her
chauffeur. has separated from her hus-
band. according to former Assistant Dis
trtct Attorney James A. Dayton of queens.
Mr. Dayton said hast night that about
two weeks ago he was retained az counsel
Tor Mrs. Smollsn tie would not say last
night whether Mrs. SsnOllen ~ going to
bring an action against SmOllen or not.
q. Ho~land Leavitt y q railroad man
and banker Who has a -uuumer place
known ~ shore Acres At Bayside. lie
has a home ~ IrI Browne avenue. Flush
ing. His to~n Ofiice j. AZ S: broadway.
Mrs. Leavitt ~A- = Miss Will~ts. daughter
Of Robert Wiliets and granddaughter
OF samuel Willet-. who in hts time wa=
reputed a. be the richest Quaker ia this
city
Mr.. Su,ollen " IS years old She
u an attractive blonde. last summer
shs became interested in mo oring and
when her father bought he an auto
mobile Joseph y s+vnollen was engaged
a. chauffeur. Smollen ~ - year, old.
Tie H. good mechaniciAn. Once d"
Wa chauffeur for Jim Cor1'ett
The n"ws 81 Miss I.savitts marriage
dsSlnt leak o,n until almost . week after
the wedding She and Smollen had hecn
seen toe~thcr 81 frequently. however.
that the neighbors hal begun Ia gossip.
although the IeAviti family didn't suspcct
anything. Tho marriage was arranged In
= hurry. Miss ly@avitt and Srnollen went
to Jersey city. where the ccrrmony was
Performed by the IteN. GOttlcih Andreas.
Thomas Dare. formerly a clown. lsit a.
the time valet to Jim COrlDest Nas tho lcst
man. The family didn't have much To-
say. when they heard about II
Mr.. and Mrs. SInolleu came tn New
York shortly after their marriage. They
are said TO have lived at 2tD West Eighty
nth street until Recently, when Mrs
Smollen went away The neiGhbors out
IN Flushing got to talking again. and
this time Il was common gossip that Mrs.
Sulollen was not happy. Her father
refused 10 say where she was last night
He said that she was travelling.
The police Of the Flushing precinct
were called ON the Telephone early yestsr-
day morning. II was about , o'clock
The voice At she other end % the phon"
SAID that some person in an automobile
was out in front ~ shore Acres az Ray
side making an awful racket 4 noisy
horn was being footed and harsh words
were being uttered
4 detachment 81 reserves xas hurried
over to the lcaVitt plac~. htt thsv
ouuldn't tind any automobile or any PER
-rn.
AitcTuev navtu0 wouldn't say any
nor- than that h. had been engaged a.
counsel hv Mrs SFnollsO. We did not
know ~ha' was going tn he done A.
- the present whereabouts - HIS cle,nt
h~ vas unable ~ say ~ ~ hast N hs knsw
hs ditn car ~ divulRa n We said
tho same thiHg w regard '" Sfnrll~O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23

asasA % MaFG Twain. To mast bowed
author a the pressas day"
bEnLM. April 19.-Ths German pEens
Fscnrda ths death og Mark Twain with
sympashselo rsgFsG Tia papsgs sAy that
NM Chsmsas was no lssa popular IN Ger
many tnAa IN America. Tia ToOsAiafi
eapaAiEm mas The success % hin sharp but
newer Offensive humoE Was the result %
M living In an atmOaphSrS of freedom.
~ners he had not TO fear cliquss o. The
police. Ms VOW, the paper says. vaS
troe 81 Gallo lndocsncy OF German ~
naldry. Tho faOsAjaff continues:
Tue German humorisss with whom he
can eest b compared are Wilhelm and
Busch. The thought Of The lseacy Of
harmless laughter lett By Twain makes
IN torgvt sorrow az hin DEATH
Tho B0erssR Courier compares Mr..
Clemens 10 ths German humorist SAphir.
Who lived throe generations ago. Al
though the DecrOlo0ies are quite sym
pathetic. the Germans ~ n people have
never quite forgiven Mark Twin Tor his
III treatment Of the German language
Ross. April 32.-1hs Italian newu-
paPsrs In chroaioltnG the death o. Marx
Twain publish biography and numerous
anecdotes about him. They lament his
death and review His literary work In
odiAoriAlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
THE M AGOERs.


ssailinR by tho Red saar liner LAplAnd
Coz Dover and Antwerp:
Mr. and Mrs George Grant Brooke.
Prof. a. T. Atkinson. Miro. John &. Avery,
John Brewster Ftch. a.. A. Gri-coFn. VIII
am Henry lialdans. Dr. h. ". Pinkham,
= D. Iarnsd Prof ahi Mrs. b. l.. Robin
son. Mr. and Mrs.. ". o. kasgiss. d.. jane
q. TARner, Mr. ana Mrs.. y. n. ToWns and
Col and Mrs.. IOllin %. " ilbtrT.
Passenger by the North German Lloyd
linsr Berlin. Tor tho Mediterranean:
Mr. and Mr.. Eugene h. Mapea. Thso-
dOrs 3. Thompson. Mrs Frances Gordon
sears. Henry sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
r Proctor. the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. J. ne
E SoS1 eerTS s:1 SG r. sSa s sSsl' "
EVeTSs, Mr. and Mr.. ". ~. Day, Mr. aud
Mrs , Ohm ". Appleton end lhs Marques
'HS SsSsrs S SS the ss- sSS,a
liner President Lincoln. for Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Hamburg:
Mrs. Anson Dndse, Mr.. and Mr.. Z.
GU, ~; and M. M'i,sr y "ran,.Sn'
Russell siroid. Mrs.. 4. }. Phillips and MT-.
s~or ge - Provost
By the White Star liner Celtic. for
Queenstown. HolyhsAd and Liverpool:
Waf-Sn, Mrs. orlando ". Manning. Mr..
n aiIissG Tre SS%S Me er b earring
t.ol. John CasNeli and Mr.. and Mrs Murray
Passsngor- hy the American liner
New iork. for Plymouth. Cherbourg a''d
Mrs Nv Rr.dlsy, Mr and Mr.. Jameson
Costing. Edward y kinlm- tho Rev. J. 4.
rr:Se,E.n and Mr'i n.,' i'm. ,,...
apolis. for London:
Mrs ". =. BLACK v I'll, y, !. Bright, Ameri-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
yaGGART DECLARES HIMSELF.
says zee % Q Candidate Gss senator Under
ANY Circumstances

lNDIANAPoLIs. April z2.-TOm Ta9gart
made formal announcement Of his can-
didacy for thu United States Senate to-
day, II the convention decided 10 nomi-
nate. and IL not he will be candidate
before the Democratic legislative CAUCUS.
He says:
viii be . candidate for the Democrats
nomination for United states senator under
any circumstances.
In the event that the coming state con-
veption decides 20 take the matter up and
make the nomOnstion. then 7 wtll To before
the convention a. an aspirans for the nomi-
nation and shall make as good q fight NJ
I know how
In the event that the convent ion leaves ths
matter to the next Isgi.lature I will he a
candidate for the honor then.
Close personal friends of TAeRart shy
that he u making the race for vindication
and that hr1propoees 10 show his enemies
in the Democratic PARTY that he has lost
none Of his popularity.
He ~ said to feel that the prosecutions
at French Lick and long continued at
tacks by a local newspaper are not taken
seriously by the masses % the Democratic
Gov. Msrsahll in the matter 81 naming
a candidate for tho senate now h can
shou the Executive that be can be that
candidate.
Up 70 to-day there we're many Who
believed that Tag9art vas simply bluf7lng
apd that he was threatening 20 b can
didate for the senate I'm order IN force
the convention not to nominate.
TaGRArt's supporters are gathering
M proxies In all parts 81 the Seate and
u ~ said that money n being used &c
freely as At any state election ever held.
Many OF tho dslegates from out coup-
ties. especially thoes 90 q distance. DO
not attend conventions and u 10 aaid
that Taggart's frtends are getting written
proxias from all who want 20 stay &C hons
and save the expsnse.
Tho liquor plank for the platform has
l,een prepared under direction Of the Tag
CART men. II declares for the repeal Of The
local option Law and demands bstter
regulation ~ the liquor trah1c and the
payment u o. .OO license tax