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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TRR CITY ELECTION.
BOTH SIDES DISPLAY MUCH CONFIDENCE IN
TEE RESULT.
1 Good Deal Of Money Bet Acknowledgement
Republican Claims-Ths VOts for Ser
geani and Clerk Two Years Ago.

Both sides display a good deal Of con-
hdeucs as TO the outcome of to-morrow'S
election, both as regards the general
city ticket and the complexion OF Coun-
Gil on joint ballot. At the same time,
each Individual candidate loses no op-
portunity to make vote and yesterday
and last night work was re-
doubled all along the line, from
one end OF the city 10
TIE other. To-day will see more of this
sort of activity than at any time since
the campaign opened, and tonight the
political centres about town will fairly
seethe and boil with the partisan efforts
on behalf of the rival tickets. Yester-
day witnessed a resumption of betting
on the contest for Chief OF Police, and a
good deal OF cash was put up, the
largest individual bet being $500
that Bennett would be elected,
which was promptly covered
by McNichoj man. Last night num-
Der Of small bets were made, and in at
least one instance two to one was Of
fered on McNichol. More money will
go up to-day aud tonight, as number
OF SPECTATORS on each side have been
holding of TO sea as nearly as possible
how the cat was going TO Jump.
As is usually the case, the Republi-
cans are ind ulging in the most extrav-
egant claims, both as regards the city
ticket and Council, this being for the
evident purpose OF more than ever lug
ging blind psrtiSanism into city affairs,
and counteracting the very marked and
growing sentiment in favor OF retain
ing such excellent public Of
icials as Clerk Tboner aud Chief Nc
Nichol in Office. So far as can be seen,
this effort of Republican machine poll
ticians has had little or no effect, AND
the returns will show very large in
dependent vote cast in favor OF the re-
tention in Office CT good men.
As regards Council, the public claims
OF some OF the Republican leaders are
amusing, while in private they admit
that the outlook for them is really very
dark and dismal, One active Republi-
can, who had the gall to claim Repub-
lican majority Of nine on joint
ballot in Council. admitted private
" within half an hour that
the Democrats were pretty sure to elect
q majority of the Second Brau CHI, while
the First Branch would probably be tie.
This shows that when they talk in a
crowd they are merely blowing for
effect, and mean bnt very small por-
ton of what they say, while they prob
ably themselves believe nothing OF their
claims.
In response to number OF enquiries,
the vote two years ago, for Clerk and
Sergeant is here given by wards:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
" lin .
Compelled to Remain in
Wheeling.
Hundreds Flock to His Rooms Yet.
Special Rate to Workingmen--More
Extraordinary Cures Performed in
MbaaIipU
Wheeling.

when Veno came to Wheeling the Intention
was 10 remain but - few lays, but the nun
,lreiS OF people who heard his interesting ana
iuslructlye lectures called at the consultation
rooms. we're advised as To their individual cases
ana receiving immediate relief from the Neno
Remedies prescrl bed, Informed their frlenuS,
relatives and uei ghbors or the remarkable pow
or OF the medicines and the constant tue oI
aihpr people. who have since visited the
rooms OF the Vfro Co has been so great that
We have found Il necessary TO remain On, from
wees 10 week, confidently expecting TO leave at
the end 4 each The past week mas witnessed
crowds rs great as any daring the early part OF
our visit and We have decided - remain lor
but one week longer, closing positiNely on sat
urday, January 26th. -,
TheeI have 0een so many requests received
al ;hs Office 10 remain until parties from dis
lance could call, that we feel II duty to MS
ten to their demands. IS thiS VA, Gt
th5 only town we shali NiSt
I'm the State OF West Virginia. II is but
1ustics TO the residents OF the interior
cites anu towns that they be given opportC-
uitv 70 secure 20 themselves the benefits OF the
Neno Remedies. To further interest the WORK
igraeu Nsuo has decided TO allow his gener-
Gus offer of free treatment, consultation and
advice charging Ouly the actual cost oil the
medicines necessary TO effect curel, 20 remain
ina force for the balance Of his stay, ana II 10
hoped that all will avail themselves OF his
great offer.
me Neno medicines have been placed with
ths populsr and efficient druggist, Mr.. Chas x.
loetzs. and Dr. Bailey. the physician OF the
Veno Co. will give ns best attention, consul
t,tIon and advice free TO every one calling az
The offices OF the Veno Co. corner Eleventh and
Main streets. over Lash's Jewelry store. IN
trs ace ON Eleventh street ja2ls
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Entries at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, January "a
First. 81, selling, Peterktn, MaoIen,
Brevlty, R>d Veil 9S, Black Beauty,
Hollow Eve, Tossyville 100, Red Top
1O3, Collins, La Gmappe 104, Julia Arthur
1O6. Fabio 1O7, Eva L. 40, Chenoa 1l2.
Second, mile, selling, Buckeye 104,
Jim Henry, Bess McDuG, Baby Bill
1o7, On No, Tucommode, Footrunner,
Denver 100, Ixion no, Ausonia, Francis
Pope. Excelsior 112. Third, 81, selling,
Vancluse 90, Geewhiz, Manda t. 100,
Readma, Panwa 10l, Old Dominion,
Darwin Wedgewood 1903, Herman,
Tramp. Mamie Gee, Bankrupt los, Miss
Lilly 100, Prince Imperial los,
Hi Henry lib, Melody ia.
. Fourth, s. handicap. Rapid Transit
ia. freedman lo2, Starr 100, Renaud
los, Black Ball 106, Magion lO9. Fifth
Z. selling. viola c. 80, Mrs. Bradshaw
3d. Fuleper C. 90, TippecanOe l0l,
Augustus 1O1, Daphne 1O2, Zeke
Hardy 1O4. I. C. w. 1o4, Za'dtgar 1O4
Diamond Dick 1O7, Royal Flush 1o7,
Bryan lO7, Taylor Hayden 1O7, Say On
1O7. Ben Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
THE BASB BALL PARK
WILL PROBABLY BE LOCATED AT THE UPPER
END OF The ISLAND.
Buckenborger and White Confer with &r. Schnal-
bach Bowling Games Last Night-IAs
Cock Flght-0ther Sport
Al r Ruckepb srpsr came down from

AL. G. ckenberger came down from
Pittsburg yesterday morning, and mel
Manager VIII White, of the local team,
here. The object of his visit was to
determine upon q location for the ball
park Tor the Wheeling Interstate club.
The matter was not entirely settled,
but will be within week. The two
magnates visited the Schmulbach prop
erty on the upper end OF the Island,
which appears to be the most available
as we'll as the best located piece OF
ground for the purpose for which 1t Is
desired.
The ground Is level and could be put
la shape for the diamond at little cost,
SO far as grading and filling is con-
cerned. The street cars pass within
few feet OF the grounds, which makes
it more easily accessible than the old
ball park on the lower end OF the Island.
Messrs, Schmulbach and Bucken berger
agreed upon satisfactory terms, and
Buck" thought the streat railway
company should do something, as is the
custom in other cities. Tho company
would reap the benefit from the propos-
ed location, and no doubt will make
handsome contribution. Manager
Wright assured Messrs. BuckeD berger
and White that something will be done.
although he mentioned no definite sum.
TMr Buckenberger, when seen by
Register man yesterday afternoon, ap-
peared very well pleased with the re-
suits accom- plished by his visit, and the
general outlook Tor the team and the
League. 1--WE will give Wheeling
winning team" be said. white has
already agreed upon terms with several
good players, but We will not make
their names public yet for obvious
reasons"
Yes" interrupted Mr.. White, who
will play short in the team, 81 nave ac-
cepted the terms OF catcher and third
baseman who are up in g. They are
as good as you will fad in any minor
league. We have not done much yet,
but we'll be there when the gong
sounds, and we'll be in it at the finish,
too"
VMr. White and myself will attend
the next meeting, at Steubenvlle, Feb
ruarJ goth, when the schedule for the
season will be adopted" SAID Bucken-
berger. 81 think the season will open
about the first of May. The National
League season will open week or two
earlier. The Wheeling team will prob
ably play some exhibition games before
the regular season opens. We will not
ask Wheeling people to put up any
money to start the team; we only ask
for their patronage, and we will try TO
deserve it."
"Wil you try any of your young
blood in the Inter State League before
placing them regularly on the st. Louis
team?" asked the reporter
POSSIBLY. That will depend largely
upon circumstances"
Mr.. Buckenberger left for Pittsburg
over the 3. & o. yesterday afternoon.
He will go to St. Louis after the Steu-
benville meeting, and viii take his
team to Hot Springs for few weeks
before the opening OF the regular sea-
son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TEE NIGH SCORE
or tho Series Made Last Night by the
Lotus Team.

The bowling games between the Lotus
and Proyident at Seberts last night
were remarkable for the high scores
made by the former team. BY winning
two victories, the Lotus crowds the
Bowers out Of fourth place, with three
teams tied for first. 10 the first game
last night the Lotus won by fifty pins,
ONeill leading with 3 score OF 10. The
score:
Provident. -Whslen 1913, McCarter
1I6, Wills 12G, Duga liz, Bruhn III,
jenkins 129-total T2S.
Lotus-ONeill ITO Halter 1875, Hall
49,, Wetze 124, c. Halter 104, Wise
lO5-total rs
In the second game 0'Neill almost u
plicated his first score, but the indi-
vidual honors were captured by Weitzsl,
who made 1s7 .piBs. The team score,
%, was the highest made in the second
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
DON'T TRUST THE PROPHET.
nc Is Only Human. Like Yourself, and His
Prophecy May BE All Wrong.

A0 i Only Human, Like Yourself, and HIS
Prophecy May BE All Wrong.
lou cant tell by studying tie weather re-
p'f's whether the day 4. going TO be fair or
stormy. To err is human. Il is therefors we'll
70 p'eoafe Yourself Tor any weather when you
60 nom home in the morning. How shall you
70 i'' BY meass o. umbrellas, oyesshoes, aud
heavy wraps
All good IN their way. but they sse not
enough You must be defended from within.
louf s'om4ca--hatf furnace Of me bo3y-uust
readily burn the fuel taat you pvt into IL.
hFeiy o'hes organ must De fully alive and up
20 ITS work. Any departure from state Of
conP-e- health Is bad thing In mlcwluter.
A tho nrst sign OF cola--aud The signs are too
familiar 20 aeed enumeration -taSs a stimu-
ISnt, no; The commo" beverages included uu-
set tuat name, but DuIys Pore MALT NhisSeY.
At Will put you m glow. NOS Is teVerisu heat
wa soon passes OH a-d leaves ylu colder tian
you "efe before, gut t1c wholesome warmth
c9mlAs from The Harmonious and healthy &C
u9a OF al parts 90 the BODY.
10 denne what tse doctors call tone Is mo-.
an easy tasl- Vet everybody knows what 10
nsans, and 90 IS promoted by Dufy's Pure Malt
hlsSey. This is au articl. designed Tor melici
hel ano household purpo,es, ls IS pecuuHr.l
A1aptea % ne needs 90 delicate women. va.
are exhausted by business aud ny nouseAc.
cares. I1ey want something that VAL rally
the forces Of tne BODY promptly. Nothing docs
tals Ike the pure Eud palatable article above
referred to b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

TnERE is good reason for the popu-
larity OF hamberlain's Cough Remedy
Davis and Buzard, OF West Monterey
Clarion county, Pa, say; III mas
cured people that our physicians could
do nothing for. We persuaded them
to try a bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and they now recommend y
with the rest Of US" 25 and so cent
bottles for sale by Charles r. Goetze,
". w. Irwin, John Kari, William y.
Williams, c. Menkemeller, William II.
Hague, Il. @. Stewart. A. E. Scheele'
J. Coleman, c. Schnepf, William Menk-
emeller. Wheeling, w. Va; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; B. F. Peabody 81 Son,
Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
SITUATION IN MARTINS FERRY.
The Expected GIssswOrksrs Did not AR
rive.

The Expected GlssswOrksrs Did not AR
rive.
There were no new developments in
the situation at the Buckeye glass
works in Martins Ferry yesterday,
There was considerable excitement,
however, last night The glass mixer
Of tho factory, A. Hassel, OF Steuben
vile, IL appears, has been Gagged 10 in
the works for several days. Yesterday
ne ventared out, and was Immediately
waited upon by committee OF the union
wc~kmen. Thew engaged in an earnest
conversation with MIN, and fnally per-
suGded him 10 return TO his home at
Steubenville.
During the day a rumOr was circula-
tee. and generally credited by the stri-
kers, that large delegation OF nom
union workmen would arrive during the
evening for the purpose Of starting the
plant in operation this morning. Every
thing was quiet during the day and
evening. A delegation Of thirty or
forty glasSworkers met the nine o'clock
train. but no glassworkerS got off.
Then il was rUmored that the men
would come by water. 1t was reported
that several persons saw a barge in tow
Of q steamer going up the river, the
barge being well lighted. strikers
were aced at different points along
the river Ia anticipation OF an effort to
laud tue men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

THE people OF Wheeling saould with
stand the partisan appeals Of selfish
politicians anxious olly 70 get at the
spoils OF the city, and vote only for the
men whose character and standing in
the community is the best guarantee Of
honest, careful and business-iike man
agement Of the city government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
RaringntN New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, January 90
Thirty-ninth day Crescent City Jockey
Clubs winter meeting. Weather fine;
track slow: attendance fair. First, six
furlongs, Sylvan WOO; time, 1:20. Sac
ond, sig furlongs, Lord Willow6rook
won; I:l9. Third, five furlongs, DR..
Reed won; 1905. Fourth, handicap.
seven furlongs, B. L. Fly, Jr. won;
1922. Fifth. mile. Burrells Billet
won; time, l:4S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
rburssay,s Big fiain.

The place of holding the big cock
main tomorrow night has been quietly
whispered about, and lovers Of that
form OF sport have been requested not
10 divulge it. The fights will take
place within few miles Of this city.
and will be witnessed by large crowd
from both sides Of the river as we'll as
a good sized deleg cation from Pittsburg.
and several persons from Clrcleville,
Chilicothe and GAINESVILLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
DAILY REGISTER FOR TaE LEeIs
LArlyE SESSION.

The Daily Register will be sent by
mail to any address from now Till the
fourth Of March, 1895, for ONE DOL
LAR, payable In advance. This will
extend over the time Of the regular ses'
sion and any possible extension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

less management. Because Of the long
time to mature its loans and conclude
It's various classes, the building ana
loan association affords peculiar oppor-
tunities 10 cover up fraud, or poor
management.
As these Justly popular institutions
are sprnglng up practically at every
crossroads, as well as coming in from
other States, aud the people are pour
ing thousands Of dollars into them,
often without investigation Of their
Management. 1t certainly is high time
to institute some sort u control and
supervision Of these concerns to guar
autee their good faith aud financial
ability. To this end it is suggested that
associations coming in from other
States should deposit with the proper
stats official g sufficient guarantee;
that both foreign and domestic compa-
MES should pass the inspection OF the
Auditor, or some other official, before
they begin business; that they should
have license, aud also State agent
who should make reports Of their con-
dltiou and a special report whenever re-
Quirsd by the Auditor.
The Importance of these institutions,
and the necessity for protecting the
peoples vast interests in them, cannot
be overestimated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
soUIa SIDE LEAGUE.
Four Interesting Games Bowled Last
Night
SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE

Four bowling games took place in
the South Side League last night, and
the favorites won each game. AT
Fette's the Hustlers took two games
from the Harvest Homes, by the follow
ing scores: Hustlers 1893, 100; Harvests
740, 77S.
At Mozart Park the South Side team
won two victories from the Buckeyes,
by superior team and individual play
ing. Handlan made the high score OF
the evening, coming within six points
Of the 200 mark. The scores:
South Side-Speidel 140, Marschner
167, Handlan 1877, Travis 143, Wright
126, Blind 49, total S23.
Buckeye-Rumoach 116, Klotz 142,
Molter 134, Satterfeld 119, Dorer 142,
Smith LOG; total 757.
South Side-Speidel 1877, Marchner
125, Handlan 1914, Travis 1913, Wright
l6S, Blind 107; total s59
Buekeye-Rumbach 1877, Klotz 1877,
Moter 1877, Satterisld 119, Dorer LAG,
Smith 100; total 776.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

THROUGH a typographical error tho
Register said yesterday thai the Su-
preme Court had adjourned TO Wednes-
day, January b. L, should have read
January s3rd. The court will be ia
session to-day, and the Register will
contain its proceedings tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
TIE N1K1RK,sUANLAN CONTEST
WIN be Pulled ca at the Column bIan
Athletic Club.

WIN be Pulled ca at the Column bian
Athletic Club.
Reference has been made several
times in these columns to the efforts OF
the Columbian Athletic Club to secure
the Nikirk .Scanlan contest. Not until
Yesterday, however, did the two sides
come to terms. Yesterday morning D..
II. Gardner. OF Pittsburg, representing
both Niklrk and Scanlan, came down to
look at the quarters Of the Columbian
Club. He found the room to be small,
but otherwise entirely satisfactory.
In the afternoon he met with the
officials Of the club, and closed an agree
ment, by the terms OF which the much
talked of contest will be pulled oil here,
sixty-tve per cent of the door receipts
to 90 to tie two contestants, and thirty
FIVE per cent to the club.
Gardner will return to Pittsburg this
morning. He will take with him dupIi-
cate copies of articles OF agreement
which were prepared last night, and
approved by the club, and by Mr. Gard
ner for the principals in the contest.
One copy will be- signed and retained in
Pittsburg, and the other sent to the
club. The contest will be fought with
gloves, aud will continue twenty rounds,
the provisions of the law on the subject
being respected by both parties.
An excursion train will be run from
Pittsburg. aud large delegation of
sporting men from that city will come
dOWn.
The match between Nikrk and Scan
Ian, two Pittsburg heavyweights, was
made in that city some time ago. 1t is
for $500 a side, the men 10 weigh Ia at
$50 pounds. Both have already been
in training for three weeks, and will
have trained about five weeks when the
10000 "a los NJ . q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
A RrpUBL1CAN DECLINES TO RUN.
Plate Glass Broken.

Yesterday eleven large plates Of glass
for the new Pollock building were bro.
ken. The plates came in large box,
which was set up on edge against pill
lar inside the bni!ding Insn effort TO
pull the lid off the box, 5be whole thing
was upset and the glass fractured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

THERE are many bad eggs in the nest
Of the tight little Republican boss com
bine Of this city, and the people should
make 10 q point to--orrow TO see thG,
they are not allowed to hatch out in the
city departments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

THE daily fluctuations in the number
Of drowned on the steamboat Missouri
cOnJlnus. The quotations rose and
were firm at three yesterday afternoon,
but weakened aud dropped again 70
nothing astnight,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Hing Dancing Prize

w. B. Thompson and G. F. Johnson
were matched for clog dancing con-
test, for silver cap representing The
championship of West Virginia, at the
Independent Crescent Club ball at Bee
thoven hall last night. Johnson failed
to put in an appearance, and the club
awarded the trophy to Thompson.
johnson won a medal from Thompson
about four years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

A vote against Chief McNichoI to-
morrow will be a vote to surrender tta
present highly efficient and honestly
conducted police department TO we don't
know what kind Of control and have no
desire 10 take the risk necessary 20 find
cur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
Accidents

Geo. ". Bayha fell in faint at the
top of flight OF steps at mis- home,
No. 1850 Market street, Monday night,
but was not seriously idjured,
Luke Ssuers had his foot mashed
wklIe unloading iron from a car at the
Riverside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

IT'S the important duty Of every citi-
zen 10 go the polls tomorrow and de-
clare his choice for the men who are 10
conduct the affairs Of this city for the
next two years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

W. acknowledge receipt OF . hand
somsly bound copy Of Attornsy-General
Riley's report The Register has here
tofors reviewed the contents Of the
volume.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

IT Is not often the people have a
chance 10 vote for so good man as
Judge George Z. Bovd. His high char
acter and worth and his splendid ability
would distinguish the Office of chief ex-
ecutivs of Wheeling. Judge Boyd
would adorn that office as he would any
in me gift Of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

TIE Hon stephen g. E.kins would
not sleep iU such security and so sweetly
these nights il his election depended on
the State Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23
srooKnOLDEKs MEETINGS.

Directors Elected by several lnstitutions
Yesterday.
The Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, at a meeting OF stockholders held
Yesterday, reelected the following Board
of Directors FOR the ensuing year: c. j.
Rawling, Alfred CaId we'll, John J.Jones,
VIM. M List, W. A. Wilson, NJ. Jeflers,
Frank Booth, C. II. Copp, G. A Beuter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-23

IL MAKING up your Council ticket Sc
lect the men whose names are the best
guarantee OF honest and business-like
manageme1 OF the city's affairs.