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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

DtTMAN SHORTHAND SCHOOL WILSON
l block; II lessons $5. Tel. 1854.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.
100000
MISS EDITH DARRELL, FORMERLY OF
WI Boston, is now permanently located at
1851 S. Spring ST. rooms IL and II; magnetic
and massage baths given; moderate prices.
6-14
MADAME DE LEON, ELITE BATHROOMS,
wi 4l6la s. Spring street, Mrs. Ella Edwards,
manager electric, sea salt, tub. shower and
other baths; massage and magnetic treatment.
NINE. DE GREY AND ASSISTANT, MAS
wi sage, electricity and baths. Graduate
Masseuse. 3l6ta S. Spring. Select patro mage.
MISS MAY SNOW-HAND RUBBING AND
vi alcohol baths. Room % second floor
1881 n. Spring st. 5-22
COUTHERN LADY GIVES ALCOHOL
- baths. 100 N Main St, 2. "a
A LIMA WORTH-MASSAGE; SELECT PAT
n ronage. Room 4, 1885, N. Spring ST. 81,
T OLA LIVINGSTON, 1881 N. SPR NG ST.
IL room 3: alcoholic baths and massage. 6-i
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FOR SALE--LIVE STOCK


IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
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NOR SALE-TWO HORSES, HARNESS AND
Il a 231 wagon with cover: can be seen at the
Also street Stables, 4O7 Also street, near the
Southern California Crackerworks 10
INOR SALE-CAL STOCK YARDS, 23S S. Los
i Angeles st the best work horses in the
city ALLEN & DEZELL. 90
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MUSICAL

TNOR SALE-FINE. CHEAP NEW PIANOS
L from $2O0up. Also tuning and repairing
done by n borchers, formerly with Steinway
d Son, and A. Weber, corner Spring and
Eighth sts 1S
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WANTED--AGENTS

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING 10 BUY, SELL
/ or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small Advertisements
and The IIerad's large and rapidly increasing
ci rcul alton insure results If
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RESULTS EVERY TIME
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
~
NOR SALE-FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES
CONGER'S WILSON TRACT.

Take Vernon double track electric car cor
ner second and Spring SITS in 10 minutes you
will reach the tract being located on Central
ase., Just as you cross the 5 r. Z. II. crossing,
in ali orange orchard; from this tract the
scenery is beautiful the mountains aud city
are in full view water is ptped to each lot: the
lots are large; back OF Cach lot is wide alley;
this tract joins the city limits; one-half your
tax is saved each year; all advantages OF the
city enjoyed without being liablo to its con
tnual taxation for improvements. 500 to
$500 will buy lots in this tract on easy terms.
The soil is a sandy loan; Drainage is good no
mud. This ooerty will bear the closest ex,
animation when you consider location and
prices offer you, challenge comparison with
any tract now on the market. Building clause
rigdly enforced on all lots sold east OF Wads'
worth street. invite all law abiding respect
able people to look this tract over before buy
ing elsewhere. Fer maps and full particulars
inquire OF owner, II. NJ. CoNGER, III $. Broad
way. 4-25 If
MAYNE. 400 SOUTH BROADWAY
liver
We offer nothing but bargains Every piece
carefully examined and appra sed before he-
ing advertised.
Fine location on Olive stree. 8 buildings
paying T65 per month rent, T6ODo. ms is
sidewalk toutheast corner Girart and Union.
1850. This is decided bargain lot is 50x125
feet, Very nice lot northwest corner Twenty
can't duplica,e this in the neighborhood for
less than $l20p Cottage. Temple street, nice
nlace. $500. Elegant residence property On
Washington street. worth $1,000 ii sold at
once. $3.50 will take it. This is fine place,
nine rooms every. modern improvement
ccnoice locat on II you want beautiful
rooms elegant yard, bain, etc., Twenty econd
street near Union. This is nice home 5000.
10 MAYNE, 400 s. Broadway
WHILE EVERYBODY ELSE is SKIPPING
w this country and letting liens be filed on
properly, the DENVER BUILDING COMPANY
is still on deck.
This company is composed OF some of the
wealthiest men in the cities OF Denver and
Los Angeles. Rememuer that Dennison &
Grifen, one of the largest lumber firms IN this
city, is connected with this company in this
manner, the president OF the company is Mr..
Grffen of the firm OF Dennison e Griffen. and
we are able to build houses cheaper, better
and more substantial without any risk ofliens
being fill d, and that we build houses for
people who own lots free and clear OF encum.
brances without any cash compensation.
Come in and see the DENVER BUILDING
COMPANY, 1O7 S. Broadway. 81
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
\ me pest evidence that IL pays to adver
.isc in The Herald is the fact that nearly all
the leading dealers in the city are represented
III Its For Sale" columns and they ind that
1T pays. These advertisers are not expert
menting. They are wideawske business men.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so well satisfied
sition. 5-2Ati
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IF YOU lave ANYTHING TO BUY. SELL
/ or excha nge you will find that ii pays to ad-
vertise in he want columns of The Herald.
The popular it,v OF these small advertisements
and The Her aids large and rapidly increasing
circulation u.s. ure results. ii
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NOR sALE--THE NEW HOME SEWING MA
Il chin, Company offers for the next 80 days
lhe folio wing bargains: Whites. standards,
Automat tcs. Singers, Domestics Davis House
holds, ct, :, from Sl2 TO S15. on payments OF
81 per we ek. $40 s. Spring ST. Branch, 50 l..
co1nrado Pasadena A
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cp1On CASH, $40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
an lNNI 3OXl35 feet 9 b Ocks west OF Central

tp1On CASH, $40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
NlUV 30xl35 feet b ocks west OF Central
ave. electric cars
S650-Corner Wilmington and Florence sts.,
l35x 80 feet, 80 fl uit trees full bearing.
$l4 a foot Ter lots, streets graveled,
curbed, cement walked, near Seventh ST.. $l5
monthly.
$90O-New house 5 rooms, hard finished;
rented $12
800 acre-4 10-acre lots. 70t walnut. april
cot. peach trees on each; years time, per
cent
$23O0-2 new houses, rent $40.
If w. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st.
LNOR SALE-NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS
Il and hall, bath, hot and cold water, toilet
marble wash stand and fine mantei; house
finished in sugar pine; cement sidewalks and
street graded and graveled; size of lot 4Ox 55
# to l5-ft alley; terms $1,000, $500 cash, bal
ance in monthly installments OF only $l7. 80
per month, with no interest Call on C. N
BOWEN for this bargain, 230la s. Spring st.,
room 10. 2-lS If
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results If
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WANTED-.REAL ESTATE

MAIN STREET-WE WANT GOOD PROP.
Vl erty on Main street; cash buyers for ell
rorerty offered at reasonable prices any place
between Fifth and Washington streets on
Main. MAINE, 400 S. Broadway. 20
NTANTED-TO BUY MAIN STREET PROP
w erty at fair valuation. Call and see me,
or Telephone 622. MAYNE, 400 S. Broad
way. lS
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NOR SALE-A HOUSE THAT WILL NET 1S
Il per cent on the investment; close in; come
and ask about 1t. WM B. BOSBYSHELL, 1l6
s. Broadway. Slot
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EDUCA TiON4L

rINIIE los ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
l. dncorporated), i44 S. Main st. The largest
ing school in the city; is open the entire year.
day and evening. Special summer session will
open June 10th. Ali branches included in the
will be taught by able instructors. Also
special work at reduced rates in penmanship.
bookkeeping shorthand typewriting and tel
egraphy by the best expert teachers of these
subjects in the city. All interested are cor
daily invited to visit the college and inspect
its workings. Send for catalogu.. L X. Shra-
der pres; +. w. Kelsey, vice-rres.; l N. III
skeep Sec
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FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED

In exchange for line residence property in
Cleveland, Ohio. n good modern home in Los
Angeles or would take we'll located lots;
Cleveland property worth $65O0 and is we'll
rented TO tirstcIass prompt-paying tenant
ROBERT F. JONES & CO.,
204 Bradbury BLOCK
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XVOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE UNCOR-
w porated). 226 s. Spring St. is the oldest
and largest commercial school in Southern
California; the most beautiful college rooms
and equipments to be found in the state; ele-
vator for pupils use; a large faculty OF expe-
rieDced and able instructors; open the entire
year; both DAY and evening sessions; prac-
tical English course, thorough business
course and course in shorthand and type.
writing, und' r an experienced stanographer.
Write or call for illustrated catalogue and full
information. q. A. HOUGH, Pres; N. q.
FELnER Vice Pres. 5.1O1Y
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE "A VERY
i choice and desirable 1O-acre tract in South
Santa Monica; has on it 3 acres of choice va
riety OF deciduous fruits; price $1,000. This is
a bargain. Address BRYANT BROS, 21l W.
First ST., rooms ana =.
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that l. pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald.
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and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
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INOR EXCHANGE-ALL KINDS OF CITY
II and country property; we have large list
of properties to select from; call and examine
our list. BRYANT BROS, rooms and 2, III
W. First st, Los Angeles. II
LNOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE IN THIS
II state and Oregon, for property in this city
or for good paying busin css; any amounts
from $500 to $15. 600. Address X. E., box 20,
this office. Is
WILL EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT RE-
w DONDO BEACH for lots in WOODLAWN
TRACT, city. Address ii, L., box 90 this Of
flee. 10
ITO EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK-GO TO
1 BEN WHITE. 221 W. First st. 4-lO-tf
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NOR SALE-1O-ACRE ORANGE RANCH, AT
Il Duarte the blue ribbon orange section; 10
shares OF stock in the lest water company in
Southern California. Apply to A. STEVENS
HALSTED room III Bryson Block.
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T,HROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS.
te,arv % scientc classical and norns S. de.
partments See EXHIBIT in Simson Block, Loa
Angeles or address PRESIDENT c. Ii. kEYES,
pagadena
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| or exchange you will find that it pays to ad.
vertse in the want columns of The Herald.
the popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Heralds large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. II
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NOR SALE-SNAP-1O0 ACRES CHOICE
II land on Washington and Adams sts.. west
OF CITY; %l2O per acre. JOHN l.. PAVkovICH,
22U West First st. l6-1S-19
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SHoRTHAND, LoNGLEY INSTITUTE, BRAD.
- bury Block. Special rates for summer term.
S-l7
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nor SALE-LOT 4S FEET ON UPPER MAIN
II to New High ST., in block 81, Ord's survey.
want to sell, part cash. part time, or will lease
for a term OF years. Address, J. W. BLOOM
FIELD, Paducah, Ky. If
WE BUILD BRAND NEW COTTAGES IN
w desirable locations and sell them on the
installment plan. BRYANT BROS, 2l1 W.
First ST., rooms and = II
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LNoR sALE-A LOVELY HOME FOR BOTH
i young and old; 2 acres fine land; acre 10
o'yehr old Washington navel oranges, inter
ing; TO fine alfalfa; fine crop Irish potatoes
between the trees; 4-room house, barn. GRIP,
s. able. chicken house and COW corral; y mile
from Downey depot; $500 cash.
For walnuls, barley alfalfa, corn, potatoes:
pumpkins, beets, citrons hogs. hominy and
vegetables, this valley beats the state; for
cheap bargains, ] ca n beat any man in Caliior-
mia. The farmers of his valley have some
thing to sell every day in the year.
water right of 100 miners inches goes
with every ranch sell, and costs g &c pcr hour
while irrgating. b. NJ BLYTHE,
10 Downey Cal
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EoR sALE-sUPERIOR FRUIT LANDS:
] water sold with land in definite quantity.
delivered in steel pipes under pressure, re.
Eervor capacity six billion gallons HEMET
LAND CO, Baker Block, Los Angeles.
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MEDIUMS

TT YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or rexchange you will find that il pays to ad-
vertse in the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity Of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results.
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w IAN1ED-POSITION IN PRINTING OF
w fee; best OF references from last firm. Box
90 G. d 4.
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i or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
Nertse in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The I1erald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results tt
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EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION TO
II school trustees about teachers; families
about governesses or tutors; travellers about
companions parents about schools; teachers
about vacancies and preparation for county
examinations. SO77 positions filled. Fisk
T. achers' Agencies; c. c. BOYNTON, Manager,
1905 5. Spring. 12t
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~ OOD BARGAIN-A THREE-STORl BRICK
VI building to lease for term of five years, or
ten years, or for sale or exchange for city prop
erty centrally located; adapted for hotel or
faclnrY Address Owner. Z O box fl5. 81
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GA WEEK FOR SERVICES MORNINGS
.NC or evenings, Office work or private place,
will be greatly appreciated by unsalaried law
student. K. G.. boy 20. lhis Office.
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iris COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
" 4l6 W. Tenth st.
MISS PARSONS AND MISS DENNEN
DITMAN SHORTHAND SCHOOL, WILSON
/ block; II lessons So. Tel. 1854.
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WANTED--TO RENT

WANTED - TO RENT FURNISHED COT
w tage OF , or rooms, for months or
longer, near car line Address V. H., tn is
office, 20
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NURSERY


DLANT5 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT RE-
1 duced rates at Los Angeles Nursery. 346
$. Broadway. $40
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CARPET CLEANING
FRUIT

CHERRIEs DAILY, DIRECT FROM THEt
~ orchard, wholesale and retail; loves
prices for canning purl oses. ALTHOUsE
BROS, l05 w. First st. 6lU
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SITUA TONS WANTED. FEMALE

7'O BARBERS-GOOD WORKMAN WANTS
l steady job. Address l., Herald Office. 1s
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MATCHMAKER

A SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCR
n repaired Rememt er you get guarantee
". J. GETZ, 1886 s. Broadway. s-l7
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L'OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. 46 ACRES OF
l. fine land south OF the city no reasonable
offer refused. WALTER l. WEBB, ia w.
Fist st. 10
lNOk E-FlVE ACRES, 10 MILES OUT,
i well improved; neat house; bargain,
5000. ]. D. BARNARD, lI7l. 5. broadway. 1s
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WANTED POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER
w or clerk in store or office. six years ex-
pcrieuce; fine references. Address CLERK,
box 20, this office. 1S
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

FOR REN7-sHOUSES
LNOR RENT-HOUSES- 1O-ROOM HOUSE
II also l Groom house on Broadway. near
corner OF Ninth st. good barn. lawn and large
yard with each; both beautifully decorated
and modern improvement throughout W. r.
BURKE. 213la n. Spring ST. $40 5-12
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to al.
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald.
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and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. tt
LOR RENT A VERY CONVENIENT
Il house. with rooms and barn, and con-
nected with the sewer. az W Thirty-third
ST. Inquire 3134 Figueroa st. "a
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w ANTED-SOME ONE TO BUY A LOT
w and bui'd house and take good lot rs
first payment Address room - Stowel bio k
90
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T Aw STUDENT WANTS CHANCE TO MAKE
i I living; call teach any college branch. or
do anything mornings and evenings. II , box
20
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4 or exchange you Will find that it pays to ad-
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and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
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THE UNEXCELLED-
BAUS-BAUS-BAUS
Pianos. 5O6 south Broadway. Sill Tyr
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NcUNG WIDOW DOES GENTLEMEN'S
l mending and plain sewing. Cali at 1887
n. Spring St. rooms - aud 20, third floor. IA
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

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l or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertise IN ents
aud The Herald large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
THE COMPLETE VOTE OF THE CIT

the Fifth ward are all that remain OF
former Democratic greatness.
When the Republican Council caucus
will be held 10 uncertain, but 1t may Dc
called for this evening, as the host OF
candidates for places under the Repuo-
| lican city government are pressing Tor
an early settlement Of the division OF
the SPOTS, and Council will probably oe
called for Saturday Afternoon for for
NAL organization and the reading OF
the returns.
The election yesterday was one OF the
quietes, ever known in this city. me
day was q fearfully cold one for the
workers about the polls, and they all
suffered a great deal during the morn
ing, and indeed, all during the day.
The number Of people about the poll
ing places, as a result. was very small,
and il was not until we'll on towards the
hour of closing the polls that many peo'
pie were TO be seen. The interest mani
tested was very great, however, and
this was well shown last evening, oy
the big crowd which gathered at the
| City Hall, soon after the polls closed, TO
hear the result OF the ballotng. Inc
total vote poled was very large, proxl-
mating $3.50 or $500. NotwlIhstand-
ing all the experience voters have had
with the new ballot, there was an I'M
usually large percentage OF delectiVe
ballots cast Yesterday, one precinct OIL
the Third ward alone having twenty
! five such. Dozens and scores OF voters
voted their ballots without marking OH
either one of the tickets, and quite
number marked off both tickets, thus
voting for no one. Many election OIL
GERS remarked this state of affairs last
night. at the City Hall, and none could
present reasonable cause lor Tue
errors. The total vote counted Tor
Mayor was S,34O, while for Clerk II was
s,34s, and for Sergeant S,343.
The crowd which assembled at the
City Hall, last evening, was only limited
By the capacity Of the building. Ihey
came early, and stayed late, and Kept
mar unceaslng racket all the time
after +, became apparent that the re-
nublicaps had won a stupendous victory
The returns were received at the ONCE
of the City Clerk, which was TANNED
with prominent citizens and othclals OF
| hotb narties. The first return received
was No. l OF the Fifth ward. which Only
cast Sc votes. This came in at ';9o
o'clock, and was followed, at S:52 oy
No. of the Seventh ward, Ihree
midutes later No. . Of the Sec
ond ward appeared, closely followed oy
No. of the Third, and after thst they
came fast and furious, the last precinct
from the Eighth ward, coming IN aoou1
balf-past eleven o'clock. The ts.'Y
sheets we're examined and read " by
Mayor Caldwell and Hon. ). G' smith,
and the returns were taoulated oy
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ICOntmaed on Fourth Page.
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against them, and even Chief OF Police
McNichol, whom many Democrats be-
lieved to be invincible before the
people, and whose popularity the Re-
publicans looked upon with fear and
trembling, was carried down in the
crash. He made gallant fight, aud
even after a considerable proportion of
the city had been heard from, last
night, it was thought he might pull
through, but the tide was too strong TO
be stemmed by any individual, no mat
! ter what his claims were or how much
merit he might possess, and so 1t came
about that the Chief fell with the rest
of the Democracy, after carrying four OF
the eight wards of the city. Mayor
Caldwell was reelected by the unpar-
alleled majority OF 1906; Dannenberg
was chosen Clerk over Tboner by ma
jority of /, 17s, and Capt. Bennett is the
new Chief of Police, with majority TO
his credit Of AIS, while John w. Nur-
rington will be the new Wharfmaster
to the tune of 935. The magnitude Of
the victory surprised the Republicans,
and when il became apparent that they
had swept the city as no party had
swept il before, their JOY became OF
that nature which is sometimes referred
to as unconfned, and they filled the air
with hilarious yels and shouts until
long after midnight this morning.
The figures above given as to the re-
suit of the election on city officers
affords a fair idea of the extent of the
Democratic defeat, but il anything
more is needed, it is afforded in con-
temptation of the extensive ruins OF a
splendid Democratic Council ticket. Out
OF thirty-six gentlemen nominated by the
Democrats for Council, thirty-three were
defeated with grace and ease by the all
conouering Republicans. The three who
escaped hail from the Fifth ward. One
IS Mr.. Weidetuse, but just who the
two Second Branch members
are cannotyet De decided, ow-
ing to the very peculiar situation
Of affairs there. The three Democrats
candidates for the Second Branch in
that ward were Messrs. Hannah, Water
house and Wendell. Each of these gen.
tlemen received 34S votes, and by a
peculiar coincidence, DR.. d. FL. Taylor,
on the Republican ticket, received the
same vote. The Second Branch being
almost solidly Republican, Dr. Taylor
will be seated over one of the three
Democrats, and these three will have to
decide among themselves who must be
sacrificed in THIS way. This question
settled, and DR.. Taylor being given his
seat. the two remaining Democrats will
take their seats, and they will enjoy the
the distinction of being the only Demo-
Gratis in the Second Branch. Even the
rock-ribbed Democratic Sixth ward.
which from time immemorial
has sent Democratic dele
gauons to Council, yesterday elected
six Republicans, FIVE for the Second
Branch and one for tie First. Sevsn
of the eight Republican candidates
far the First Branch went through with
2 whirl, and the only Democrats who
will appear in that body will be MIR.
Weidebusch and the four hold'overs,
Messrs. PAUL, Farrell, Menkemiller and
Irwin. They and the two Filth ward
democrats 10 tho Second Branch from
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Yesterdays election was one-sided
enough to satisfy even the most exact
ing Republican.
That party swept the city from end
to end by majorities which were unpre-
cedented, and which involved the en-
tire Democratic structure in one COM
mon ruin.
Couucimen of popularity and ability
men of integrity and of conceded fit
ness for a seat in the city's law making
body-went into the fight with conf
dence, ouly to be overwhelmed at the
extent of the adverse majority rolled up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
THE DEMOCRATS
BADLY DEFEATED
ALL ALONG THELINE, YESTERDAY.
Only Three Members Of Council Saved
From the Wreck.
MAYOR CALDWBLL'S BIG VOTE.
Dannenberg Elected Clerk, and Capt.
Bennett Sergeant,
NORRINGTON, WHARF-MASTER.

Mayor Caldwell's Majority 1906,
Dannenberg's 1,178, Bennett s
4I5-The Total Vote Overs, 400.
The Only Three Democratic
Councilmen Elected Come from
the Fifth Ward, Where a Com
plicatsd Tie EXists-The Sixth
Ward Heavily Republican.
Scenes and Incidents of a Big
Republican Day in Wheeling.
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Clerk Thoner and the reporters, and
before midnight the entire vote OF the
city was on paper and the footings OF
the various wards and OF the city as a
whole made. This result appears in
tabular form elsewhere on this page.
The detailed vote for members OF
Council in the several wards was IS fol-
lows