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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-21

There were four postponed games, in
the South Side league. played Saturday
evening on the Mozart park alleys. The
Buckeyes, the Beilaire aggregation, de-
fea,ed the tailenders, the Mozarts. in
two games that were close and exciting
, from start to finish. In the first. Sat
terrified led with l5S pins, and Roth led
for Mozart, with l43. The score:
Buckeye-Ruinbach 10, klotz l27.
Smith l55, Dorer 13o, Sattertield los,
Matter lis; total SIS.
Mozart-Schraebc 1874. Roth l43, lIotf.
reuter- l40, Thebe 100, Note 1870, Vessel
12l; total 799
The second game was very close. and
once Mozart led their opponents. Rum.
bach made the best individual score,
159. The score in detail:
Buckeye-Rumbach l59. Klotz lao,
Smith ll2, Dorer l3l. Sat:eriield 1874,
Matter 40; total SIS.
Mozart-Schraebe las. Roth 10. IIotr.
reutre i35, Thebe liS, Nol.e l2j, VESSEL
13S; total s0i.
EXCELSIOR AND KSoKES
Tho Excelsior ami knoke games were
interesting, although the first was one.
sided, knokc winning With ease.
Knokc, Finck and Scarborough. OF tho
Knokcs, nil made excellent scores. The
atory OF the game:
Knoke-knoko lGG, Finck lGj, Scar.
brouch 1913, Schmuibach rs, Schranm
49,. kohm l2+: total SSi.
Excelsior--G. I;ei4wiucer 100. Fritz
~, Warnor III G. T,.iu,rinror al -Gl, :.
lis. Blind l33; total 7GS.
Excelsior turned the tables on
knoke's crowd in tho second game,
winning by q narrow margin. The
score:
Excelsior-G. Beiswinger 100, Fritz.
1856. Wagner l57. G. Bsiswingcr l47,
Shat 100, Blind 100; total Sll.
Knoke-knoke 1856, Finck 1913, Scar.
brough l07. Schrnulbach lGi, Scbramm
100, Kohm lis; tota! 1888.
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A good one is told on Patsy" Core,
the young Wheeling boxer, who GOV.
cred himself with glory in his four
round set-to with Redmond at tho COL
umbian club, Saturday evening. Last
winter Core was one OF the leading
spirits in the Ritchietown foo, ball
eleven. One day the. boys were in the
knoke hall and decided they would
practice tackling and throwing. They
entered into the practice with much
spirit. so much so, in fact, that mum.
Der OF people were drawn to tho scene
by the racket. The scene that came in.
10 view was startling. The other ten
players Of tho team were lying around
in very undignited pastures, covered
with blood any many bruise, while
Core. who had not escaped shedding
some OF the crimson fluid, stood up
alone. the only man who had come out
OF the fray comparatively unhurt.
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First, three-quar.ers milo selling
Mable r, 95; DR.. Work, BirdCatcler,
81; Martha Griffin, %; Dominion, Miss
Lilly. 100; Danube. III; Belle Stout,
ll3; John T., Old Dominion, rs; An.
sonia, Billy White. lis.
Second, one mile, sellinp-Florenco
F., 100, GIeosome, Eilly Mckenzie, 1o4,
Ten Spring, Brakeman. jim Henry,
pcarline, Mczzolint, 105, Baby Bill, OF
No. Charlie b., LOG; Lester, Ill.
Third. five one-half iurlongs--Erst.
while, Trixie, Eva L.. Annie McNairy,
Lotto Alter, 1902; Stark, lOl; Red Top,
Ralper, Sidean. Verdi, buckeye. i97.
Fourth, three.iourths mile, handicap
-Necedan, l02; Adah L., lOi; Ben vii.
son, 100; Miss Galop. IIodgson, los;
liibernin Queen, l09; Nero. III; Iii.
Horny, 40.
Fifth, scven.eighths mile. aelling--
Viola C.. Manoa. 90; Tppecanoe, lOl ;
Zeke Hardy, Denver. Footrunner, Press
Connolly, Wedeeiicld, lOi; Malaga, lO5 ;
lxion. diamond Dick, Fakir, l07: Wood.
ruff. Blue Stone. l0l Jim T., 40.
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sure to figure near the top OF the ladder
possibly good second to tho SEEM
insly invincible South Side club that
has, to all appearances, an iron clad
mortgage on the pennant over the
creek. Kemple's rolling was the fea.
ture in both contests and Worls a
PhGnixite did very well, too. Th e
score OF the first game:
Hustlers-Kemple l6l, Shaier III,
Ebeling 127. Walthers l25, Weisgerber
l5i. Blind 147; total S2S.
Ph9niI-Worls l52. Bonenberger $50.
Null l35. Funds l2i, Stab l01, Stanley
liz; total $50.
Hu,,l4rs..... los cs9 S2s 397 l9S 59J Col "a SIS
PhGnI1.-....63 lie lgg rs 3SS 4!l ST Cos 6ss 80
: Phoenix led in the first inning Of the
second game. but in the other nine they
were more or less in the rear. The story
OF the game:
Hus,lers-Kemple 172, Shaier l2i,
EbeIing l3S, Waltners lbs, Weisgerber
l42. Blind 1871; total S35.
Phpnix-Worls l56, Bonenberger l27
Null l39, Funds l05, Stab l07. Stanley
l4l total 77G.
Hus,lcrs...65 iI5 o25 3li 800 40 $50 G65 40 SIS
PhpniL-...-G6 IT ls9 al 3ii ~ 5ll $50 G;s 16u
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aihi,rlN's TEnItY.
Hap, nnd MiSilul" In tins rhrlylns City
Across the Itivor.

Rov. J. W. Robins oillcia,od At tho
funeral OF the lato John ". Nichols yes.
to-day afternoon, and rcmnrka wcrc
mado by Il. Barr. osq. The pail bearers
woro William Jump, Louis Smith,
Thomas Dorsey, George McGlumphy,
James McGlumphy, Louis McGiumphy,
Fritz Och, Jerry Ebbett, George De-
vault, j.. Wilhelm, Nual Cross aud i.
barr. The intormont was at RIr0rvIew.
]. II. Jacobs aud bis son Dolma had
somo words at their home IN tho First
ward on Saturday and tho young mnn.
who is about II, drow his revolver and
threatened to shoot his father. Charles
Rizor rushed up and took tho revolver
from tho young man.
Rev. j. II. Little, Of Wheeling, will
preach in tho U. =. church this oven
Ing and tomorrow ovOniug. Rov. W. Il.
Thompson, Of High Ridge, Oh .Wcdncs.
day evening, and Rw. II. S. Boyd, OF
Bellairc, on 'rhurAlay and Friday oven.
ines.
Tho Great American Minstrcls went
to Dillonvalc in Twocdy's largo wagon
OH Saturday. accompanied by the Crys-
tai Cornct band, and had good house.
A street parade was given before the
show.
Superintendent Stewart, A. W. Har.
RE, James Sweeney and Z. q. Mitchell
are doing good work In tho Y. NJ. U A.
night school. There arc four grades.
joshua Bowers was fined s. and costs
for leaving his horse out in the cold
last Tuesday night, and surrendered
the horse in payment
Tho funeral Of Miss Mary Minton,
who died at Long Run, took place yes
to-day afternoon from the Catholic
church.
Miss Alice Wheeler. OF Chicago, nd.
dressed large crowds in tho !. VI. G. 4.
on Saturday night and yesterday aitcr-
noon.
The tops OF nearly all Of the poplar
treea on Walnut street are being cut oil.
so that they will spread aud give more
shade.
William Fisher. who jumped from tho
Terminal trestle. fearing he would be
run over, is able 10 be out again.
Forty persons will takc part in "Tho
Nativity" ut ST. Paul's Episcopal church
next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Woods, OF
StGubcnville. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. joseph Ahal.
On Saturday the Exley planning mill
was appraised by A. ". Kerr and q. q.
Sedgwick at 5000.
Thoburn Post will give a bean bake
and entertainment tomorrow night and
Wednesday night.
Miss Lucy McWilliam, spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Maltin, at Mounds.
vile.
Miss Gortie Seabright. OF Blaine, is
visiting relatives in Martins Ferry.
John Harvey. residing back OF town,
had his arm broken in two places.
The ironworkers were in session all
afternoon yesterday.
T. L Selby was home from Manning.
ton over Sunday.
Four plain DRINKS were run in on
Saturday night.
David Coss is receiving oil by the car
load.
Mrs. Harry McMullen is quite sick.
The Spinsters meet Tonight
J. Z. Stewart is very III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-21
ONION AND GitIFFO.
The Australian Fighter Secures Draw
with tho Cnlnrun MINI.

."o NhN'N'Hh EiEntcr NecuTtt DfNW
With thG C0lorcd Man.
In tho Seaside Athletic Club'a arena
on Conoy Island. New York, Saturday
night, u baltic occurred that attracted
the interest OF lovers OF tho boxing
science ovorywhorc--tho twenty-five
round 60 between George Dixon, tho
remarkable colored foathcrwcight, who
10 indisputably tho worlds champion In
his class, and young Critic, tho Aus.
tralIan light weight, who has had an
unbroken string OF victories since he
camo over from tho antipodes. Critic
claims to DO icatherwcight, but no Is
at his best fighting in tho light weight
class, and is 30 classcd. Griilo iougbf.
at 100 pounds and Dixon tipped tho
scale at l26. Tho Australian was In
better trim, SO far as appearances wont,
than in any previous encounter on this
side OF the Atlantic.
Throughout tho twenty-five three.
minute rounds the colorod man was tho
aggrossor. His opponent showed great
activity and easily ducked away from
many OF DlSon's wicked blows. In tho
eatlier rounds tho colorcd lad landed
moro frequently and with greater effect,
but toward the cloee Critic haG some.
what the better OF II. Had It been n
fight to finish the Australian would
probably have lowered Uixon's colors.
The referee, "rim" Hurst, declared the
bout draw, which seemed to satisfy
most OF the five thousand spectators.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-21

BILE powers OF the IntIIcne'. aud the constant
tide Of nlllng people who have since visited the
rooms OF tho SrnO Co. has been 50 great that
we havo found II ncceiAry to remain on, from
week 10 week. confidently expecting to leave at
The end OF each. The paSt week has witnessed
crowds as great as any during the early part OF
our visit. and we have decided TO remain for
but one week longer, closing positively on Sat-
utday. January d.
There hayo been so many requests received al
tho Office TO remain until parties from distance
could call that We feel II duty 10 listen TO their
demands. As this will be the only town We
shall visit IN the state OF West Virginia. IL but
Justice 10 the residents OF the Interior cities and
towns that they be given opportunity TO secure
10 Themselves the benefits OF the Neno Kcme'
dies. To further interest the work!pgincn Neno
has decided 10 allow his generous otter OF free
truaiment consultation mud advice charging
only the actual cost Of the medicines nsce"ary
10 effect a curcl 10 remain In force for the bal
nnCe OF his stay. md Il Is hoped that all Will
avail themselves OF his great offer,
The Veuo medicines have been placed with
the popular aud efficient druggist, Mr.. Charles
X, GoeEc, aud Or. Bailey. the physician OF the
Ncno Co, will give his best attention, conSulta.
ton aud advice free 10 every one calling at the
Offices Of the Neno Co.. corner Of Eleventh md
Main streets, over Lashs lewelrr store. Eli.
trance OH Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-21
"PATsY" CORES SHOWING
Was tho Feature OF tho iioSinE Carnival
saturday Evening.

The benefit entertainment for Buck"
Stoelzer at tho Columbian Athletic
Clubs arena Saturday night was we'll
attended. and the various bouts were nil
holly contested and thoroughly enjoyed
by the spectators. The feature OF tho
boxing carnival was tho good showing
made by PATSY" Core, a young South
Slider who wen. up against Frank Red.
mond, Of Cincinnati, Suckers trainer.
The Queen City man was to silence
Cores pugilistic aspirations in four
rounds; not only did he not do this, but
when the fourth round was over Red.
mond was all but knocked out. and the
referee OF course gave the decision to
Core.
Several other bouts took place, and
then the event Of the evening, the bout
between Stoelzer and Fred Wise, took
place. 1t was four rounds and proved q
very pretty scientific contest. S,oelzer,
the beneficiary Of the affair, realized n
very neat sum. much to the pleasure OF
his many Wheeling friends.
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Saturday evening Tho Brownies, frat
series eli; m lions In tho Wheeling
league and short chance for pennant
honors in tho second, lcioatod the Pen
and Pencil aggregation In two unusually
poor games. In tho first contca. Da.
linden. Of the victOrs, led with Isl.
Tho scoro:
The BrowIiea-iIeryey 1a7, Richards
49,, kuylcn 1888, Mcclure l39, Dahinden
ISL, Arkio l22: total 500.
Pen aud renciI-Archer l35, Borand
124. Cnsaell l39. Travis JIG, lIandlan
1iG, McMurclIy ! l2; total 76j.
Brownlos...77 i5l 10 3SG Al SGs 1872 Gu 76i 500
rand r..".Gi 1877 ~ 20 80 A! Jy7 Gl0 col 76J
Pom and Pencil couldn't have rolled
poorer game than sho did. Tho
brownies, too, we're away of, and their
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II May DO rs Much Tor You,

hr. Fred Miller, Of irving. H., write,
sb.t Eo had severe Kidney trouble for
wAny years. with severe pains in his
oack and also that his bladder was at.
nc,cd. lilo tried many so.callcd Kidney
Cures but without any good result.
About II year ago he began the use OF
Electric BitterS ami found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted TO
cure Of all Kidney md Liver troubles
and oiton gives almost instant rolici.
Ono trial will prove our statement.
Price only Soc for large bottle. A.
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 6
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LINCOLN. NEE, Jan. 2O.-John L. Sui.
livan, who is in Lincoln with his com.
pany, says he will re.en;er the ring
next year prepared to redeem his lost
laurels. Ho thought Fitzsimmons
would give Corbett the highest iigh:
lie ever had and said ne would no. be
surprised ii he (Sullivan) would be, the
next man to meet the Australian in the
event Of Corbett being defeated.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Water. nnd Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.

Stage OF Water. nni Movements of Boat..
| The River Interests.
| YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
| Rem llur. kemple. Pittsburgh. sam
| u. h, Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. 4. m.
Keystone STATE, Calhoun, Pittsburgh, "a. N.
BOATS LEAVING ro-DAY
Zen lIus. Kemplc. Pa,kersLGrs. > p. IN.
scotia. Knowles, Pittsburgh, S H. nj.
Abortion OF barge is lodged against
one Of the piers OF tho Union bridge.
1t was left there the time OF the break
up.
The river is now entirely clear OF. ice
and the river men thiak that the last
severe spell OF cold weather this winter
has passed.
Tho freight and passenger traffic on
the Ohio continue TO be larger than Mt
any time for several months. All the
boats have about all they can accom-.
modate.
The river got to s feet G inches on
Saturday, but yesterday morning the
stream again commenced to rise and ut
Q p. m. was at the feet 1 inches mark.
Weather clear and warmer.
Captain Kline. OF the sunkcn steamer
r. Z. Phillips. it is announced, will
| bring the steamer Lexington from down
the river to run in the Wheeling Mata.
Inoras trade. She is n boat abou, tho
size OF tho Phillips and will DO large
enough TO handle the traffic.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
Standardization 0 feet inches
and falling: weather clear and cool.
Oil City-River feet : inches and
falling; weather mild and clear.
Warrcn-River ! foot 5 inches and
falling: weather clear and warm.
Greensboro-River IL feet aud rising !;
weather cloudy and warmer.
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CARLTON CoESwELL, foreman of the
Gazette, Middletown, n. j., believes
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
should he in every home. Ito used il
for cold and 1t elected speedy euro.
lilo says: ut Is indeed grand remedy,
! eau recommend to all. ] Lavo also
sccn it used Tor whooping cough, with
the best results"
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Saturday night the proposed match
between Buck" S,oelzer and Red"
Leonard, mention Of which has already
been made, was consummated. The
fight is to be ten rounds and will take
place before the club offering the most
generous purse on the fourteenth OF
next month. Each side put up S25.
The referee is yet to be selected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-21

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1t Is guaranteed to givo perfect satIslac.
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Thad Troy. OF the Martins Forty club,
has sisned with tho Cleveland National
League bull club for the coming seaso n.
"Dick" Paddeu and Henry Gaudinc
have received letters from several clubs
askingfor their terms Oil City. Roanoke
and Columbus have been corresponding
With Padden.
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Floyd Pickard, tho local lightweight
pugilist, resents the insinuation tina.
he is afraid to NEE, dukes" Reilly in
the roped arena, and says he will ,igh,
him fifteen rounds for $50 sidt before
the club Offering tho largest purse.
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SYMPTOMS = Moisture: lntcnVc itching and
singing most al night: worse by scratching, II
allowed 10 continue tlilnuE form, which oil,n
bleed and ulccrnto. becoming rery horr
SwAYSEs OisrMESr Stopg tho Itching nlui
bleeding. heals liberation. mud IN most catc, 70.
moves tho tumors. Al druggists. or by mail, for
L0ccutS, Dr. Swnync & Son. phllgdclphln
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opponents had tho chance Of llio time
beloro them. Tho score:
Tho Brownics-Horvoy. 100. Rich.
ards 100. kuvlen 10, McI.uro ISL, Da.
hinden 80. Arkle 40; total $50.
Pen and Penoil-Archcr l3S. Borland
ITO. Cassell ia, Travis 1906, llandlan
l23. McAlurchy 100; total GDO.
btownisS"" 60 Nv 80 3oI 97j iiG $50 I9i col go
f.Rnd Poo. "a ;B0 ~ Ss 96i 4?l AS GG0 VI Ugj
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CHAs. RYAN, druggist. Springfield, H.,
writes: Japanese Pile Cure ia Il big
seller and has givon cntire satisfaction,
except in ono case. which was made on.
tirely satisfactory by your promptly re.
funding tho S. 90. Chas. Il. Gootze and
w. W, Irwin,
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Notice..

| want every man and woman in tho
Unitnd States Interested in tho Opium
aud Whisky habits to have one Of nv
hooks on these diseases. Address B. Nj.
WooItEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and ono
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Simply apply "SwArSr's OIsrNEyr." No In.
icrnnl medicine required. Cure, tcrtor, eczema,
Itch, all crupiGns on tho face. hands. nOSc. &C.,
leaving The skin clcar. white Alid healthy. lts
great healing mud Gurntiyo powers arc no;yeyscI
by no o.hor remedy. Ask your drllggs; for
SwAYSg5 OlSfMESi. 1rji.iw
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When BABY IVES sick, wo gavo her cas!orla.
When sllo wns Child, sho cried for Castoria,
When s!io became Mlas, rho chung to Castorin,
Whom sho had Children, shc gave thom Castorla,
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PMQNIN DEEEArED
Dy the uustiers In tho South Side League
SOUTH SIDE LxAGrr

HEPhoni1and Ilus-
tier teams met Sat.
urday eyeningon the
Fctie alleys and
shanley's men re-
ceived two very hard
tails at the hands OF
the kempleites. In
fac, the Hus.lersroll-
ed two very good
games and If they are
able to roll through.
out the season, in
such good form, are
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The Business Man should bear In
mind that tho tNTELLlGENCER
biNDERY Is thoroughly equipped
10 do first-class work. We ect-
fully solicit an order and will gunr-
antee tho work to be Of n superior
and excellent quality. Give us a
trial order.
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PEN AND PENCIL BEATEN.
Tho All Conuuorins nr"wnies Got on
Vary Luckily.

WHEELING LEGGC.
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saS"Sold by druggists, 75c.
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We make Blank Books. Speat
Ruled Work, Bind Magazines, PERI
odicais. etc.. in fact. do everythlN
usually done ina
FlRST-CLASS BOOK BINDERY!
Drop a postal card or call up sI
telephone and we will call for YOU
order.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-16

ical issue, but would only use them as an
individual.
The Rothschilds OF Paris, in concert with
the London firm, refuse 10 touch the Rus
sO-Chinese loan. Stil the strength of the
French syndicate so assured public conf
dence in Paris that there have been deal
ings in the loan there at 9is francs pre-
MUM on whatever the issue price may be.
The bOurse committee has forbidden pre-
mium operations on the ground that the
loan has not yet been officially announced.
but the coulisse continues its premium
dealings.
The Staust Of this city contends that
English investors are well out OF the husi-
ness, the political designs behind the loan
making it risky, while British trade is
certain to benefit By the Chinese expendi-
lures.
Russia has effected another clever stroke
with the Bank OF France. which has agreed
to receive Russian bonds and issue them
against Bank of France certificates The
Russian treasury thus receives the all
powerful support Of the government bank,
and through its medium win be able to
place Russian stock all over France. Moth
ing has been heard of a Russian return for
the concession, exceptsan order that the
Bank Of Russia shall accept French bank
notes as equal to gold throughout Russia
London, June Il. Il p. m.-The result OF
the bye-electicn in 1nvernesshire. held to
I'LL the vacancy in the House of Commons
caused by the resignation of Donald Mac
GregOr was announced late this after
noon. The liberals have lost the constit-
uency the vote standing Mr.. Ballie, union
ist 3,l64; Mr.. MacTeoe, liberal. 2.5i4;. one
of the ballot boxes was burned last even
ing, but this will not affect the result.
The largeness OF the unionist majority,
605 will strengthen the liberal party that
III. a
House of Commons. Mr.. MacGrcgOr had
majority of 7S9. II will thus be seen
that the unionist gain in the district Is
1,O29 votes.