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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

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Tho sweeping victory for tho Repub-
lican ticket in this city at Yesterdays
election, is cause for general consrat-
ulation. For tho first time in many
years the Republicans will now have en-.
tire control OF the city in all its depart
ments.
While the result wa not unexpected
by those who had caref lily watched tho
trend OF events. the handsome ma
j~orities, aud in some wards the entire
wiping out OF previous Democratic ma.
jorisie,, came in the way OF a pleasant
surprise.
In the hour OF iubilation over so de.
cided a victory. it is we'll for tho Repub.
licans to remember that there is dan.
ger even in success. 1t should be stead.
lily borne in mind that it is not a parti.
san victory in tho strict sense Of the
word, but a triumph for those who
stand pledged to give the city a safe,
busiuess,like. conservative administra-
tion Of public affairs.
Many citizens who have always afhl-
lated with the Democracy showed their
confidence in the ability OF the Repub-
lican party TO carry out these pledges,
at the same time voting a lack OF conf
dence in the opposition.
a wise use OF power, q caro- for the
best interests of Wheeling, will be- fol-
lowed by another vote OF confidence.
This course the INrELLlGENeER feels
sure will be pursued and the people OF
the city will not regret their action OF
yesterday.
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TACOMA, WASH, Jan. 24.-Tho Puy.
allup aud Black river Indian tribes are
participating hore in the fret gambling
game that has occurred for thirty years.
The game has boon in progress for
eighteen days. and is apparently but
half finished, Each aldo had a certain
number Of chips, which are hidden, tho
opposite side guessing where tho odd
chip Is. Tho Puyallups ARE ahead, hay
ing scored "a out OF n possible 90 points.
Several hundred spectators arc present.
sQuaws dancing all night Tho braves
on both sides arc betting heavily on the
result, stalking money, horses, cattle
aud blankets.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Louisville man ,ella Of Il farmer who
has produced n brood Of iur.bearing
chickens which sport in leo water and
cackle briskly IN tho midst OF almost
eternal snow. This was accomplished
by skin.gralting a selected cock and
hon with rabbit akin, half IN inch ut 4
time.
About 100 years ago tho town OF Gro
ton, Conn, separated itself from New
London and bocnmo a town. Now,
after almost 200 years Of separation,
Groton Wishes TO again DO taken back
into tho fold aud become u part OF Now
London.
Hereafter all telegraph and telephone
poles which arc erected IN tho streets OF
Hartford must DO OF we'll seasoned
chestnut wood, %octagonal In shape, to
DO painted n dark groen uniformly, and
not over forty feet in height from tho
ground.
The amoke from smelling furnaces is
laden with metals OF value, tho most
notable OF which arc gold and silver.
At an American smelling works mo-
chanical means arc being takon to col.
lect tho suspended matter from the
gases.
Tho black ostrich stands seven fcot
high. The speed Is that ola horse. aud
II can carry a man. The cassowary Ia
Do large, but has a shorter mock, and
feeds en- vegetables.
Russian journals are still in mourn
ing for tho car. They will continue to
surround their front pages with n Dor.
der OF black until a year has elapsed
from the date Of his death.
Advices from ConuellsvilIe, Pa, state
that tho outlook in the coke region for
this year Is considered bright. In
round numbers 100000 tons OF coke
were produced in 1894.
The first provision for public educa-
ton in Rhode Island waa in 1910, when
it was voted that ono hundred acres
should be laid forth and appropriated
for a school.
A Baltimore syndicate contemplates
building a system OF electric railways
to connect a dozen Of the largest towns
in Central West Virginia.
Major John Gilbert, who was the frat
man'to set type for the Mormon Bible,
is very i'll in Palmyra, n. Y. He is over
ninety years OF age.
Another dormitory for women, to
bear tho name Of Mira. Kate n. Doggett,
will be erected on the ground. OF the
Chicago university.
An eagle with seven feet spread of
wings was caught in a wolf trap near
Brady Island, Neb., recently.
Japan is almost as large as California,
having l47,000 square miles, while the
American state has l5s,00O.
Harvard was established in 1898, Yale
in loo, Brown university in 1854.
Some sailors can distinguish colors a.
sea, but not on land.
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Owing to his large and increasing
practice in this community, Or. Ott-
mnn, OF Columbus, Ohio, will make a
return visit to your city. Those who
have been treated unsuccessiuily by
other physicians, will have au oppor-
tunity to consult this eminent special
list. The doctor has had all the advan-
tages oil thorough college training and
widespread experience. His cures arc
remarkable. They arc wrought in cases
which seem utterly hopeless, and no
one, no matter what his malady, should
despair until after consulting this
eminent physician. DR.. Ottman will
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tues
day January 20; Bellaire, Globo Hotel,
Wednesday, January so. Consultation
FREQ aud strictly confidential from 8 q.
m. to S p. M. one day only each month.
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Pattison's citizenship.

Governor Pas:ison, who is running ma
the Democratic candidate for mayor oil
Philadelphia, is having hard work
proving that he is eligible for the place.
It comes out that during his residence
in Harrisburg as governor he voted
there at all elections, thus ~forfeiting his
franchise IN Philadelphia. The law re.
quires a mayor to have been q citizen oil
the city for Eve years next preceding
the date Of his election.
In defiance Of this express provision
Of tho law and tho action OF Mr.. Patti.
son in FORGETTING his citizenship. no re-.
mains on the ticket, and the Democrats
are trying to elect him. While the in
cident ia exciting much general interest
it ia not likely !. o affect the result, as
Pattison will doubtless poll his tul Il
party strength, which will DO over.
whelmed by the big Republican major.
ity that ia assured.
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An Infamous Trick.

only or edulous people arc affected by
campaign roorbachs sprung at tho last
moment to influence votes, and many
such were found yesterday who DO.
lieyed the story publis he'd by tho Reg.
lister yesterday, to the OBJECT that tho
Republicans would, in tho even. OF the
election Of a Republican council, intro.
duce in the legislature a bill amending
tho Wheeling charter, making a radical
changointhe systemof granting licenses.
Thore was no foundation for the story,
as published, and tho fact that 1t APP
peared on election morning, too lato to
admit Of a correction, should have been
sufficient to aus everybody to look
upon it with suspicion.
Those who allowed tho matter to in.
tiuence their votes against the Ropubli-
can ticket now have the satisfaction Of
knowing that they were too ready to
TALL into q trap set by scheminG and dis
honest Democratic politicians and their
organ.
The Republican leaders in Wheeling
know nothing OF such a scheme as that
detailed by the Registers sensational
editorial the Republicans at CHARLES,
ton know nothing Of tho alleged plan.
II such a bill ia in existence Republicans
do not know OF 1t and the member who
would introduce it would do 80 on his
own responsibility. Tho whole matter,
in all probability, originated in the
brains OF those who sought to accom-.
plish by foul means. what they believed
they could not do by fair means
namely, elect u Democratic council
Such despicablo methods, resorted to
to deceive voters. deserve the con.
demnation OF all honest men. The fact
that they fail OF their purpose make
them no less reprehensible.
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VAGARIES.

Burzlar-"There goes a detective.
Pick his pocket and bring me his knife"
Pickpocket-"Wot d'yeh want his knife
fer?" Burglar-"The mex time I'm ut
tackled. I'll doierd myself with it, an
then leave it behind for him to find
when he's hun:in' fer clows."-NeU York
Weekly.
L~over-"fou nro getting prestier
every day." Sweet GirI-'Just now Pm
living on brown broad and water to i'm.
prove my complexion" "Howlonc can
you keep that up?" Oh, indefinitely"
Then let's get married."-N York
Weekly.
A Fictionist-"What arc you writing,
Hawloy% "A story. I'm going in for
fiction" "Really? For n magazine ~
"No. For my tailor. lie wants his
money, and Pm telling him I'll send him
a check next week. "-Harpcr's Ba:ur.
Mother-"My goodness! Are you at
that candy again? told you not to
eat candy on an empty stomach" Lit
tie Pet-"1 isn't. My'tummick is full"
"Wha. OFF, "randv."-Good Mtr.
"l've got an idea that my boy will BIO
President some day." "What makes
YOU think 500" "Why. whom he amt
fishin' he's shootin' ducks!"-ARan,a
Constitution.
Johns a-suflorin' so with his eyes,"
said Mrs. S~priggins. that l think he'd
ough,cr 60 to Now York aud consul.
one O them ogotists about 'em."-Har-
per's Ba:nr.
Shc-Indeed. sir. l haven't reached
tho matrimonial bargain counter yet.
He-You would DO a bargain, my dear,
on any counter. -HarpN'S Ba:ar.
Clara-He has proposed ,hree or four
times, and don't know whether to nc.
ccpt him or not. Mamie-I would.
Suppose he should stop ?-Juagc.
"Tho editor ia c~ilarming-ono OF tho
most retiring OF menu YES; thoy'yc
bccn swcsrin' to nhoot him on sight,
atlanta Constitution.
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TIN Register will observe tina! tho
people voted for n change.
Ir was a cold day yesterday.


7othe EtRor OF he intllioenctr.
sm:-West Virginiu, in starting out
on her career rs n Republican state, Ia
peculiarly fortunate in clocting Hon.
Stephen y. Elkins as United States son.
ator, n man OF commanding ability.
n comprehensive knowledge OF political
Affairs and n national reputation. Ito
will place our atato on n grand plane
among hor slater statoa Of tho Union.
Mr.. Elkins will be u potent champion
OF "prolection." With our four Re-
publican mombcrs OF tho house md Mr..
Elkins in the senate, West Virginia will
awake from that lc,hargy which for n
quarter OF n century has been, enforced
by Democratic domination, und will 20
on in that grand career In which sho
has now mndo such a grand beginning,
Whilo | nm talking in your paper I
will say to tho Republican legislature
that they should DO exceedingly
cautious. II their actions aro charnc.
tcrlzcd by prudence. our victory in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25
Tight with Robbers.

%sUGARLAsD, TEX, Jan. GA robbery
OF tho railway and express Office hcro
has aroused tho town. A band OF
masked mon rode into tho office aud do.
manded OF tho agent tho safes contents.
After a Sovoro boating Agent Adam
opened tho safe, and tho robbcrs took
$1,000 In cash. A number OF citizens
undertook to intercept tho robbers. A
sharp battle took place, but tho high.
wayinon escaped to the Brazos swamps.
A posse startod In pursuit and returned
with four mon under nrrost-Crnne,
Thompson, Denton and Flowers. Tho
posse Ia still scouting tho country Tor
others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25
A boarding House Fire,

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The fashionable
three story boarding house OF Ira 7.
Wilson, on Michigan avenue, was Quilted
by fire this morning and many boarders
narrowly escaped death. The forty
people in the house were still abed. Six
people were taken from tho top story
by tiremen and two women wore carried
out unconscious from tho smoke, but
none were seriously injured. All the
furniture OF the landlord and the private
effects OF the boatders we're destroyed.
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Tho Strike.

The situation OF affairs in the city OF
Brooklyn for several days past has been
more serious than was dreamed Of at
the start OF the street car strike. The
entire city has been an armed camp and
there has been a condition OF war, ac-
companied by the gravest consequences.
Blood has been shed aud many thou.
sand state troops have found themselves
unable to cope with the mob. A state
ment OF tho causes Of the strike from
both sides is thus briefly given:
The strikers demand q working day OF ten
hours work In twelve hours time. ut 5. per day.
the five MINUTES waiting for passengers nj beg!n'
ninc aud ccd OF .rips To count In reckoning ten
hours work. They also nsk that the number OF
ex;rA meu who run "trippcrs." or ouc.triu cars.
at so much n trip. shall be limited. md claim
that II this is not done the company will put on
n large niirIhcr Of cxtrn men 10 lake the place OF
regular men at n saving to the company. They
also asa tor time tables that will not require
moro than ten niles speed Gn hour at all umes
and under all circumstances. They claim that
the companies receipts arc norc and their cI-
2 perSeS IssS than under the old horse svA,em.
The companies say they are III deb; and their
business IN poor condition; that they haze n
right TO hire as many extra men rs they think
hi: that they cannot afford 10 paw mon full
WAGES for running ".EippCrs;" that tho men arc
I told not 10 run fnstcr ihhn ten miles an hour,
and thnt II they 10, tho company Is not 10
hls nc, and that the tive minutes waiting time
at the enG OF each trip, IL counted In tho reckon.
tng Of ten hours day. wDtild mean les. work
from the men and moro expense for tho com.
panlcs.
At the outset Of the strike public
sympathy was largely with the men in
their struggle for fair wages. The mayor
OF the city advocated their causc and
even tho courts were disposed to do
what they could to compel tho com .
panies to operate their cara. Tho
newspapers, with scarcely mn excep.
tion, were friendly to the strikers, and
there was little doubt that this com.
bincd sentiment wonld force tho ON
ployers to a settlement on a fair basis
within a reasonable time. II tho atrikcrs
would keep within tho law.
That the strike would have been act.
tied had the men been governed by dis.
~crotion Is now admitted b. all. But, as
is too ofton tho case, tho wiso and law.
abiding elements were ovcrrulod by tho
Lot-.eaded classes and they and their
& sympathizers threw away evory chance
of success by rosortin. to deeds OF law.
lesaness and violence. and tho prcsen t
turbulent situation is the inevitable re-.
sult Of mon being governed by passion
rather than wiso counsel. Property
has boon destroyed, lives have boen
taken, mon have beou wounded and tho
safety OF peaceable c~ilizons has boon
ieopardizod.
The condition Of aiINira hns developed
into another striking object lesson, but
will mon profit by it? Object ~lcssona
like 1t have been wltnoasod boforo, but
they have boon unlieoIod. No matter
how righteous their cause, or how much
public Hympathy may DO with them in
their struggle for living wages, nor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, foyer
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sntistac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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widow, and has thrco children, tho cid
ost OF whom, Florence, Ia tho heroine Of
tho present olopomont. She has been
married before. but hor husband do.
sorted hor, and ahe has made hor homo
with hor mother aincc. Mrs. Harvey Is
Frustrated by her husbands conduct.
No trace has been obtained OF tho olop.
ing couple.
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Mincnronl with Chscsc.

Break tho mncaroni in short pieces
cover With boiling wator. When fulj
and tondor, drain of tho water. adding
irosh water aud milk. Boil arnin. son.
son with ualL, butter and cheese, cut in
thin slices. Put in baking dish, having
the mncaroni well covered with tho
min and water. Bake nj hour.
Fish should DO wiped dry, vol
Toured, and put to fry in hot Int, akin
side down. season generously and iry
II rich brown quickly,
81 TC0pNri1htrd,i IL
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Freight wrsck MT Caldwell.

Special Dbpd'ch 70 he Intali0cNctr.
CALDWELL, O.. Jan. GA freight
wreck occurred on the Bellaire. ,Zanes.
vile & Cincinnati railroad. near this
place, to-day. i'll which Pat Bates, a
brakeman, was badly crushed by a box
car falling upon him. He was pinioned
TO the ground some time before being
released.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

THE Register threw of its hypocriti-
cal 'non.partisan" cloak yesterday long
enough to spring a roorbach at a time
whichft knew it would be too late TO
afford the Republicans time to nail it.
1t is to DO regretted that many who had
intended to vote tho Republican ticket
were taken in by tho contemplate
trick. The Registers record for resort.
lug to such scurvy methods should have
been sufficient to cause them to think
twice before believing such a story a. so
late IN hour, but they didn't.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

MANY stubborn and %acgravating cases
oil rheumatism that were believed to DO
incurable, md accepted Ms liio legacios,
have yielded to Chambcr,ain's Pain
Balm, much TO tho surprise and gratili.
cation OF tho sufferers. Ono application
will rollovo tho pain and suffering and
Its continued uso insuros an eilectual
cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

IT is very evident that Senator Mar
tin. Of Kansas. was moi n Of the soma.
tors connected with tho sugar doal. lilo
will retro from tho aenato on tho 4th OF
March y poor man, having oven lost his
home rocontly by tho foreclosure Of a
mortgage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

And about one aud u third OF these, represent
the term OF popularity OF Ilostetters stomach
BIticrs. tho most highly sanctioned and widely
known remedy In existence Tor dyspepsia, luck
OF Stamina. liver complaint constipation, nerv-
uosncss incipicnt rheumatism and inactivity OF
the kidneys. Neither spurious imitation or I'M.
derhnnd competition hS affected the sale OF
this genuine remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

TIE Rcgister's Charleston man is still
exercised regarding the division Of Lo-
eau county, in which no sees "a Repub.
Iican partisan scheme" With Chris.
tan regularity" however. no neglec.s
to inform the readers of tho Register
that the people OF Logan. regardless OF
party, voted for tho division. and that
the lobby a. Charleston, urging the
passage OF the bill aa framed, was com.
posed OF Democrats and Republicans.
Tho Register Is having uphill work in
its effort to create prejudice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

EHEuMA71sM. neuralgia, headache
ands pain OF every kind instantly re.
lieVed by Johnson's Magc,ic Oil. ST 90
eize 90 cents; so cent size o5 cents.
Chai. r. Goetze and ". ". Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-25

When Baby was sick, We gavc her Cas.oria.
When she was n Child, sio cried for Cas.orin
When shc became Miss, sho cluns to Castoria.
When Rho had Children, she gavo them Castorla.
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DAILY HINTS TOHOUSEKEEPERS.
SATURDAY. Jan. &c

SATURDAY Jan. &c.
Cultivate a loving manner. It Is n sad thin r
to DO disngtccablc; To fold up IN n napkin tho
social grhccs; 10 loSo tho kcy TO tho hearts OF
those about US.
Observation-Disclosures Veal chops. Bakod
potatoes. Orange m%armalade. Gra-
ham mullins. Coffee.
DINHRR-Fried fish. Mashed potatoes.
Turnips. Corn broad. Tomato pick
los. Pumpkin pic. Cheese.
SurrEn-Milk toast. Graham wafers.
Apple sauce. Cake. Ten.
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Smith Brewing Co.'s ale is the bcat.
Ask for it always.
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November will DO fraught with bonel.
cont results. but thoro Is II chance to
mako II "doad son fruit" SENEx.
Gdrksbnrd, ". In., jan %.
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.Ghr
wnEELlNo. JANUARY 20. 1898.

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FROM now until March / for N dollar. IL
you want to keep posted on tho doiugs of
the Legislature send In your dollar at once.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

To the Citizens of San Antonio: l re-
specially announce myself as a candi-
date for Mayor at the ensuing city cleo
ton.
In making this announcement l desire
to assure the citizens and taxpayers that
have not pledged nor will | pledge or
promise any official patronage to any in
dividual or party OF individuals to secure
my election. but will promise II elected to
dismiss no faithful and efficient official
and appoint no one to Office unless duly
qualified to perform the duties OF said Of
flee, and will always guard and protect
the interest OF the city and community as
| would my own business and family.
HENRY EI.MENDoRF.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-18
TO THE VOTERS OF WARD NO. s.

You have twice honor me by electing
me alderman Of the ward. l had deter
mined to decline to stand for reelection
at the next election, because believing as
my private business as | thought neces
sary to serve you properly and fully.
However, as an incumbent of the Office
at the time when you so nobly expressed
your confidence In the late Geo. PaSchal
and his administration by your vote in
favor Of sewers, and in response to the
most earnest solicitation Of all manner Of
good citizens from the Sth ward, | here
date for alderman.
ALBERT +. BECKMANN.