Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-05

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SANAroE STEWART. the REGISTER
congratu,ates you.
DEATH has played havoc with the
Democratic majority In The Ohio Legis-
iaturc.
cor. WN. =. MORRISON is mentioned
as good Democratic timber for 1899. He
is-aud well seasoned.
ONE hundred and forty-Six religions
are known TO the world. This does not
include that Of ELLIOT SHEPARD, Of
the New York Nude h' Distress.
Me-. WN. A. SrmcKLEE. Of Richie
county. has announced himself Us can
diastc for Clerk Of the Senate. Mr..
SrriChlrE viii prove a formidable can
dida.e for tine honor. He is not only
popular and capable, but a lifelong
Democrat, who has never hinehed IN
hard. substantial work for the party.
Trr sarcastic editor Of the London
Toim. Mr.. LARoUcHEEE, gives Mrs.
IANcrnY s. neat dig which she thor-
ou.hly deserves. Says lac:
..ltrs Langtry as Cleopatra, reminds
mo- ola pretty woman dressed up Tor
f.irev bail She was bound o. so as some
fhi.e. and SD she goes - Cleopatra DC
cause SEE likes thc dresses, acd because pc
&. thc cue character la all history anu fo-
nance 10 which She. in face. form, physique
and temperament, is IlsliteA lneE a.,
WAYS 60 this at fancy oails-"oul-h anu
mcn alike.
O'DaNovAN Ros~A'~ term Of Danish
mont from the United Kingdom IS over,
and he proposes 10 return FOR time 70
the land of his nativity. Tie tells a re-
porter. however, that he proposes hrSt
to ~rcn dowu 20 Washington and see II
Inc American government Will protect
him IA, case Of his arrest. ODoNovAN
ba, made good Zeal Of noise 10 the
wo-ld. but he always was prudent
person.
sln FRANZ STEW the Democratic
candidate Tor State Scuator from this
district. 90 il the vacancy caused by
IN. death of senator b. J.. SNIru, Re
,,.hffran. was elected by an overwhelm-
iug majority at tuc >pcri'l ''eo''o"
saturday. The Republican candidate
did no, seem 90 De in il. Politics did
not enter into the election 20 any prac-
tical extent. 10 was purely a business
election. as the REGISTER had said 10
should o."
TIM Democrats will deserve TO be
beaten al the coming city election II
they cannot put mp a better ticket than
their opponents have done. There Is
pl.ntv oi the best material right TO
hand and the only way 10 can De- utilized
i.r.r.t,.e party 90 turn out iu force az
abe prima,re. ANA have
thorough expression of opinion
The suggestion meetings occ"r
t,-norrow. The primaries Will boz held
saturday. Every Democrat should turn
out and take "a hand. A. general
rule. voters do not appreciate the inn
portance OF primary elections aud their
dntv ia connection Herewith. Demo
Gratis as partisans owe it to their party
20 name good party candidates. aud the
same duty they owe TO the city.
TN, fool friends OF the brilliant young
Governor of New Yorl, are making a sad
mistake I'm decryins ex-President
crrytlNNp as man who believes him
SELF greater than his party. They should
read the farewell address 20 the Ameri-
..,n ueoplsof GHorcE WASmNGroN, the
first President Of the United states, in
which he said:
There is an opinion that parties IN free
80 1r, nsefll checks upon the al
r,frtstration of the government, anu sStNN
a. ,-erD alive the spirit OF liberty. rus
,,.,.i,n certain limits Is probably true anu
81 .,overuneuts OF moudrchicA cast,
,,,+rlot' SIN may look with indulgence u Ios
with favor. upon the spirit on parry Dus
ir those OF popular chatictei, .u -V ', y. u-
,....,.ts rurelv elective, TO isa spirit NOT 20
b., encouraged From their natural ten
$50. it il certain that there Will always
f...r,i.-h of that spirit f0t every sanitary
..,.,,.,.. and there being constant danger
fr,.ass thecfort ought 20 oo, uy ioicc or
,,hli,. ouinsOn. 90 mitigate ana aS'Na-S 'l-
fire not 90 be- Qucnchcd. Do ochisNu9 =
uniform vigilance to prcVehs - u~. +;
into "a flame, lest, ihStt"" "-
should CONSUME.
TrT Wheeling Female College is In
b.rj luck. 10 has. in l,s day, had many
..rio,. back>ets. blt none. perhaps 50
burtful To- fl, prosperity as thc situation
81, which IL is at present. The school Is
closed I'm the middle OF the school year.
the faculty is disbauded and the schoi-
airs gone 10 their several homes. When
,be institution will reopen is matter oil
GREAT uncertainty Iftho trustees do not
succeed in getting il under way again
She Erel.rrE offers this suggestion;
Wbv not make it a manual training and
central high school. 10 is more than
probable that il the Trustees were APP
nro,ched on the subject by the Board
~ Education they would act very
literally. Perhaps the entire prop
ertv might Doe given 20 the
school Board il fee simple
ifa guarantee were given TO the trustees
and other stockholders Of the College
that the building aud grounds would De
devoted to manual training and high
school for boys aud girls. A hint to the
wise is sufficient. Besides the new
BOARD would BE- commencing It's duties
IN harmony with the wishes Of the pub