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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05
FuneraI of Mrs. Tener.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Nora B.
Tener took place from the residence Of
her father. Mr. Robert Simpson, No. 90
Fourteenth street, at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. It was largely attended.
and the floral tributes from sarrowing
friends were numerous. and beautiful
in design. Impressive services were
conducted by the Rev. Joseph Speer,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
George Baird. James Ewing. Howard
Mcdonald, Latane McLain, Howard
Simpson, and Harry Simpson. Among
the many relatives and friends from a
distance who were present were Miss
fcClelland, ITrs. Laird and Mrs. A
laughter. Of \burg: Mr.. Tenef
1lsrsn III
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A sonfh Side case.

In Squire C. S. Greer's ooui sraa war
rant was sworn out by A. ~ o, 5,Ibedeker
against w B. HollingswoOss'n, the
charge being getting a hor :, WI under
false pretense. The deiena aa vest aS ar
morning, and taken belol - ). . ]ha au;re.
He was held under bono - ana I, ,ls
this morning at ten o'cloen nnl anu he
furnished the bond for ME or lenn "uce,
The plaintiff resides In lns s.Jf eanery
east of the city, and the oe' IN
the Fifth Ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05
After the Convention

CINCINNATI, o., Januarv "a
cinnati to-day took positive action t.
ward extending an Invitation to thu ~
ticnal Democratic Committee a. -
meeting February I'D, Co give tha -
National Democratic Convention neAs
city. At the invitation of the lnis
natl League, an Organization ncln-
special OBJECT Is to induce conves 0nose
to come to Cincinnati. a Conc ~
was held Of Representatives snce
6s Somn 6rce. the Mar ms
other like 800
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05

The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the Retail Clerks Assoc
citation at the Y. M G. A. building last
evening was heard by large and APP
preciatiye audience. The programme
consisted of ten numbers, and those
taking part were the members of the
Waldo Quartette, Miss Danvers, Miss
Newhart. Mr.. Guy A. Pryor, Mr.. Fred
II. Frazier, Miss Lucille Hicks, Miss
Henrietta Bowlin and Mrs. Zoe Has
tings-F Frazier.
The Waldo Quartette rendered some
excellent mandolin and guitar music,
giving a number Of selections, some
of which were entitled respectively,
washington Swell" march by Mil
ler; "The Palms." "Mazurka," by
Waldtenfel; Filipino Shuttle" by
! Odell, and march, "A La Mills" Miss
Danvers and Miss Newhart gave two
pleasing piano duets. Country Dance"
and "Rosamunder." Mrs. Hastings
Frazier very pleasingly rendered a
soprano solo, Only IN Dreams, Dy De
.Koyen, and in response to an enchore
sang "S1eep Little Rosebud" A BARI
tone solo, "All in Garden Fair" by
Michael Watson, was creditably given
by Mr.. Fred Frazier. A reading and
recitation respectively entitled, THE
Movement Cure for Rheumatism" and
1.-The Yankee in Love-" were given by
Mr.. Pryor in his inimitable style, and
was well received by those present. As
accompanies on the piano Miss Hicks
and Miss iBowlin acquitted themselves
quite admirably.
All the selections were Of a high or
der and the audience was delightfully."-
entertained throughout the evening
Each number was warmly applauded
and the members of the Waldo Concert
Company also responded to several en-
chores. Other similar affairs will prob
ably be given by the clerks during the
season. 1t was the first affair of the
kind to be given by the association,
which was organized recently, and the
members are to be congratulated upon
their success. The proceeds for the
benefit of the organization will be large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05
st. Andrews Affair.

A very successful entertainment was
given at the st. Andrews Mission, on
South Jacob street, last evening for
the benefit of the mission. The pro-
gramme for the occasion included Van
keuren's Philippine war views, which
were very much appreciated by the au-
dience. Quite a number of people were
present and the proceeds were extreme
ly gratifying. The mission is in a
flourishing condition and some good
work Is being accomplished in its vari-
~oasN departments.
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an outward Indication.

"vho is the stout man across there?"
THAT'S Margin, the great stock manlpu-
lator"
"He does look pretty stocky ."-cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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Special to the Register.

CENTRAL CITY. w. Va. Januayv
AT the municipal election here tod.
Andrews. Republican, was elected 49, -.
by only I'VE votes. Albert PanneI 80 - ~
crat, was elected clerk. majority - %, D.
publican counci,men were elected Ass
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enat assurances could be given that in
C-nclnnad perfect fairness would be
sven to al aspirants for honor before
the convention.
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Snecial to the Register.

WILLIAMSON. W. va. Jauua,, r.,
municipal election to-day resulted in ~
election of E. Bias, Democrat, for Mavo
by an overwhelming majority. The co,,rc
is also Democratic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05
Coming Concert.

The Woman's Musical Club will give
Its January recital at Odd Fellows Hall
next Wednesday evening, instead of
Saturday afternoon. The concert, for
which fine programme has been ar
ranged, will be opened with entertain
ment for both men and women.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Special to the Register.


FRIENDLY, W. Va. January 4-Tns
Republicans were Overwhelmingly defeat
ed in the city election here TO-DAY n. =
B. Hitchcock, Dem. was elected Ms,,on ~,
a large majority. over P. H. Andarson
Rep. The Democrats elect the entire
municipal ticket, showing heavy oatrs
as the present officials are all Repnhlj-
cans.
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THE RIVER.

Special to the Register
EAST LIVERPOOL o., January 4.-Sbe
river closed at this point this morning
Tonight teams are crossing on the ice
All craft here is in good shape.
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Musee League.
STANDING OLE -CLuRs

On the Musee alleys, last night. the
Brownies took two from the Daisies los
ing the easiest game Of the three, the sec
ond. The scores:
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7 lTHOGRAPHING

In all IT'S branches, and as rea~.nsble as
superior quality will allow. Get prices ana
saInpleg. We can suit you both ways.
WET VA PRINTING { J.,
1225 Market s.. ect.
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special 10 the Register.

ST MARYs, W. Va, january
Martin and the good government ticket
was elected to-day by IS majority.
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46sI1cArs HAz
FAIRLY CoNDuciA

shaken UP, and still
The Minority COT -.e Maio..s
it-Democrats in Lal :, ittea.
ON The Contest '.escfibes
HUMOROUS situation
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Special to the Register
BARBcURsvILLE, W. Va. Jaru.r
The Citizens ticket won here to-da,, \
hceEse carried by a small majority
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05

clear and pleasant weather
steubenvile-R feet 6 inches ana
Using. Weather clear and cold. The @ aiSa
y o oe1cas ss4 by the water backing up. s
Weather cloudy and milder. ia4iahg.
Brownsville-LRiver closed,
Greensboro-Riv feet and statiorar,
and closed. Weather fair
Warren-River foot inches uva.s
lair and moderating. weather
Pittsburg- River 3.S feet ana s+,t,..-...
Weather unsettled. $50 ssaelonary.
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kFRIDAY MORNING
ne nus Remnants I,
l.. s. GOOD q co.
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REMNANT SALE
Begins Friday morning. u. 8. GOOD
q co.
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rk Robertso9;s ofnce.\
ege license 9 issued -
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Marks From Re1.-

\ - OH bSIOWe
RrkeT sburg-Ohso river 6 feet and fall.
Frozen. Weather cloudy. Mara lar,'
We lNanaWha frozen. -
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Bowling.
WeIisburg League.

The Pointers defeated the jolt team last
night three games with ease The scores:
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Carroll Club League

ndt. 1v;ssi,o, D.,
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AN OLD RIvERMAN DEAD.

Captain William Clarke Passed Away
At His Home i'm Bridgeport Yes
tcrday--A Brief Sketch of His Ca
reer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-05

Miss Letta TRACER, of Cincinnati, 6 ,,,s-
Nlng the family of Mr.. Joseph Emsheamer.
on Sixteenth street.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The French parliament met Tues day.
 John J. Nyquist. middle-aged man, dropped dead while in voting booth at Red Wing, Minn.
 Because his fianeee had married an- other man, Charles Fabin, 22 years old, St. Louis, took morphine with suicidal intent.
 The military operations against the Italian master brigand and murderer, Mussolino, have assumed the dimen- sions of a campaign.
 William Ayres, young man resid- ing at Fort Smith, Ark, committed suicide in house of ill-repute, at Lit tie Rock, by taking carbolic acid
 A woman giving the name of Mrs Cora Leo Redfearn was arrested at St. Louis, Tuesday, on a charge of shooting at man at Simpson, Ill
 Jas. A. Norton, who was one of the jurymen in the Youtsey trial, was burned to death in the city prison at Sadieville, Ky, in which he had been
 Richard Wathen, a farmer and stock trader of Beardstown Junction, Ky, has filed a petition in bank ruptcy. He owes $2O4, ,O75, and has no assets.
 Dennis Hogan, wealthy farmer of Southford township. Christian county, H., was found dead in the road near his home early Tuesday morning. His | neck was broken. At Ausmus, Ball & Co.'s saloon in Middlesborough, Ky, Grant Raines and J. Hugh Griffith, gamblers, en- gagged in a duel. resulting in the death of both participants.
 Gov.-Gen. Wood of Cuba says that the chief cause of yellow fever in Ha- vana Is the constant landing there of Spanish emigrants, who are an ill., nourished lot.
 James Watson was found dead on the railroad track at Joplin, Mo. Wat son had bullet hole through his head and powder marks were found on the back of the head, showing he had been shot from behind.
 Gen. Wood has informed all the rep- resentatives of the steamship lives at Havana that if the yellow fever does not sbate the medical conrress. which 1t is proposed shall be held in Havana, will be transferred else where.
 put on the charge of drunkenness. William Ridgely Hay, son of Mir. C.. K. Hay, of Springfield, Ill., and who IS now serving as trumpeter in Com pany H, Eighth United States caval. ", has been appointed a second lieu tenant of the Porto Rican volunteer infantry.
 Mrs. Lena Peterson heard a noise in the cattle corral at the rear of her house, near Phoenix, Ariz. Taking a shotgun, she went to investigate. and saw man trying to steal calf. Sho fired, both barrels into his body, kill ing Ventura Paco, the would be thief a Mexican.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
OHIO.

Columbus, O.. Nov. 7.-The Ohio elec- ton returns are still incomplete but the democrats eoncede about @ 900 and me republicans claim about 5000 for theIr national and state tickets as compareo with 5l,lo9 for Mckinley in 1Ss6 The only dispute is over the Third, Twelfth and Twentieth congressional districts and the republicans claim the election os Neyin in the Third and of Tompkins in the Twelfth which will make lf repuh- licans and three democratic congress- men and one doubtful. The Ohio delega- tion in the last congress stood l6 repiIb- licans to democrats
 Columbus, O.. Nov 7.-Complete unof- flcial returns give Lentz (deml II oyer Tompkins trep.) in the Twelfth congress sioDal district. Owing to the close vote the official count will be made Thursdav
 Youngstown, O., Nov. I.-The result Of the election at Niles. O., where President Mckinley was born was as follows. Mo kiniey. l,sS; Bryan, 455 McKinley's
 Cincinnati, Nov. 7.-Complete returns rom Hamilton county, including Cincfn- ..tti: give Mckinley, 55,42s: Bryan. 70 22s: hckinley's plurality. l5.zS. In lsas his plurality was ls.is
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
A REPUBLICAN CLAIM.
TWO Hundred and Four Republican, Claimed for the Next House
 of Representatives.

Washington, Nov. Representa- tive Loudenslager, of New Jersey. sec retary of the republican congression- al committee, claims the election of 204 republicans to the next house. a majority over all of 51. The demo cratic congressional headquarters were practically deserted. Chairman Richardson had not put in an appear. ance up to 10:30 a. m., and his lieu. tenants had stopped figuring. They conceded, however, that the next house would be safely republican, but declined to estimate the rennbli, can majority.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
MAssACHUsETTs.

Boston. Nov. 7.-The vote of Massa- chusetts. returns having been received Mckinley, 23g, ,s95. Bryan. Iss, 507.
 Vote for governor: Crane. 2ls, S2s; Paine, lI,1SA
 gressmen and the present delegation re- mains politically unchanged. The repub- lfcans made heavy gains in the state leg islatu-e. getting one more senator and net gain in the lower house of Q.
 The senate of 1901 will stand Sl repub- licSns ard democrats, while the house will be IFS republicans. 5s democrats and 2 establishments
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
MAIA.s.

Portland. Me. Nov. LA cut of 2a. .0oo in the republican plurality of 1896 in a some what lighter vote was the result of Tues days poll in Maine. Mckinley's maJori- ty will vary but a few hundred from E, soc a loss of IS per cent. since 1896 and a Bryan gain of 2f per cent
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. Lit seems im- possible to get any definite figures on governor, Returns are coming in slowly Indications point to election of the re publican ticket with exception of h'rfnk. for governor, who is defeated by Rogers and Cushman, congressman. defeated by Ronald. In King county much scratching was done, resulting in splitting the tick ct between democrats and republicans.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
NEVADA.

Reno, Nev., Nov. 7.-Bryan's majority in the state of Nevada will De considerably When the state returns are all in his ma 1critv will not fall far short of 500 while Newlands tdem.) for congress. will carry the state by not far from 2.00o The democrats elected R. b. Jackson stat senator from Washoe county. Senator ship in Humboldt county still in doubt.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Manchester. N. H.. Nov. 7.--The repub- Hear majority in the state on both the gubernatorial and national tickets will be s.09Q. Every county was carried by the republicans The legislature is republican by a slightly larger majority than two years ago
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA.

Parkersburg. w. Va, Nov. 7.-The re- publican committee claim the state by 20,- 900 for Mckinley; legislature overwhelm- iEgly republican: committee claim ell four republican congressman elected.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Nov. 7-The entire six congressional districts ih the state are strongly democratic, the Lily White re- ppblicans having been swamped in the three districts in which they had candi- dates. Brysn's majority in the state, based on scattering returns from the country and the result in the city will be in excess of 90, 900.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09

run close to 10o.eeO and that of Yates for goteTDor between I0.0oo and 5000 Al democratic state headquarters. while Yates election Is conceded, Secretary Nelson claims his plurality will not ex- ceed 25 Ods
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
INDIANA.

Indiana polls. Ind. Nov. T-Latest re- turns from Indiana indicate that the rs publicsns have carried the state by from 1S. eco to a. 0n. The republicans will have probably elected II of the 13 congress- men. The legislature is safely republi- can.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09

Providence, R. l., Nov. 1.-The repub- lican majority in the stdte with g towns to be supplied Is 15 oc0. Both republican congressman were elected by maJorities aggregating IS uu0.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven. Conn, Nov. 1.-The revised election returns for Connecticut. with ev- cry town and district Tn the state heard from. gives the state to Mckinley by a plurality of 2s.4l5 The republican state ticket, headed by George F. Mclean for governor. is elected by plurality of N [.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
Straw Vote in China.

Shanghai, Nov. s.-The Americans in this city took a straw ballot yes terday, which stood: Mckinley no, Bryan 16.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09

s41. AT four republican congressmen ars re-eiccted-
 The state senate will contain 2 repub- Ecars ana democrats. as against zl re- pubiicans and democrats two years ago. The house is republican by 2o2 to A2. a re- publican gain over the iast house of FL
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Md. Nov With scattered precincts in various counties of the state 10 hear from, Maryland's plurality fo- Mckinley and Roosevelt is l4.l4e with a probability that the official count will swell the total to Is, 900 or more Besides Iiacing Maryland's eight electoral votes in the Mckinley column. a solid repub- Hcan delegation to the 1'lfty-seyenth con eress was elected with handsome malori- ties
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia Nov. 7.-Later returns in- dicate that Pennsylvania gave over S0O.- oeo plurality for the republican ticket, ex Ceeding even the record breaking plural lty of 2g5. 027 in lSss. Of this plurality. Philadelphia furnished over 125.0 and Al legheny county. including Pittsburgn. nearly 5000. Bryan carried IS of the 6l cour ties in the state.
 Fennsylvania's next delegation in the house of representatives will stand: Re publicans, 26: democrats, {; a republican gain of 8 The four democrats elected are. Eighth district Howard Mutchler g. Ninth district, Henry D. Green; Seven teenth district. Rufus l.. Polk; Twenty. eighth district. J. K. Il. Hall. The last three were reelected.
 Philadelphia. Nov. 7.-Republioan State ChaiI man Reeder claims that MT. Quay will have l5l votes on joint ballot in the next legislature for reelection to the United States senate. There are 254 votes on joint ballot and 12S are necessary to elect.
 The state senate may be a tie on the question of Quay and anti-Quay.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 7.-Returns from ev- cry district in this state show that two counties are republican, Coffee and Liber- ty The state gives Bryan a plurality Of 40. 000. Every democratic congressman. was elected
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
IOWA.

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. T.-With limited returns from 500 precincts Mckinley's s plurality in Iowa will. il is thought. be 50 600. The entire congressional delega- tioI in the state is republican, and derlo- cratic losses are reported in nearly evcry
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov. Ut will be sev- eral days before the complete results in California will be known Enough of the vote is in. however to show that McKin- ley's plurality will be at least %. GOO anS that all seven republican congressmen have been elected. The only doubtful qls tricts is the second, where Sproul (dem) may beat Woods out. though the latter has small lead so far
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 7.-Bryan car ried I5 of the 15 counties in Arkansas by average pluralities of 500 and gets the state by about J.000. Back county re- turns may slightly increase these figures
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
NEW JERSEY.

Newark N. J., Nov. 7.-The delayed election district returns continue to in- crease the republican piuralities Essex. Camden and Mercer counties rolled up i'm mense pluralities for the republicans Hudson, Hunterdon and Warren alone went democratic. The house of assembly will remain just as it was year ago. but the democrats lost four senator's The republicans will have a majority on joint ballot oi t0
 Six of the eight congressman win be repnbicans, and there is a possibility that the Fourth district which was cred ited to the democrats by the first returns, Will be republican on the corrected vote. In the First, Second, Third. Fifth, Sixth and Eighth congressional districts the re- publicans scored decisive victories The Seventh went democratic
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
DELAWARE.

Dover. Del. Nov 7.-The legislature is very close. The republicans are claiming the organization on joint ballot and say they will elect two United States sena- tors.
 The democrats say that they apprehen. sive that Senator Farlow. of Laurel, the den ccrat who finally gave his support to Addicks. (reD) in the last legislative deadlock over the United States senator ship, will hold the balance of power in the incoming legislature.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
KENTUCKY.

Frankfort Ky. Nov. T-Democratic leaders here. on unofficial advices from svsr the state. claim Bryan has carriesi the state by upward of u.00o and that Beckham is elected governor by over [, COG The defeat of Hall tdem.) for appel late judge is conceded. This gives the re- publicans a majority on the appellate bench, the highest court Tn the state. Complete returns from this (Franklin) county give Bryan 1.0Sl majority over Mckinley. and Beckham l.o54 majority over Yerkes.
 Louisville. Ky, Nov. 7.-At II o'clock the claim was made at republican head quarters here that the state was safely republican by from :. DO to 10000 No returns had been received since early morning at either democratic or repub- lican headquarters. The Courier Journal still claims the state for Bryan by 15 osl and for Beckham for governor by 5.OoO. Republicans, however, claim the state fer Mckinley and Yerkes for governor, by nearly 5000. Over POO precincts are still to be heard from.
 Louisville. Ky. Nov. 7.-At one o'clock Mir. Yerkes, republican candidate fer gov ernor said: From the figures furnished me by Chairman Combs l am of the opin- for that my election Is assured by a ma jority of 2.50o to 5000. The election of the national ticket being absolutely certain the small margin in my race is not mat ter of great concern-I believe my ma jority will be counted and a certificate is- sued"
 Gov. Beckham would only say that he had been elected by at least 10,00o and was perfectly satisfied.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston. & C.. Nov. Tt is not con sidered probable that Bryan's majority will fall short of 90. GOO in the state. Every democratic congressman was elected.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09

Milwaukee Nov. T.-Complete returns from Milwaukee county give Mckinley piuIa ality of Ss73. and La Toilette, repub- iicEn. for governor a plurality of about the same figures. The returns from tho state at large will not be known tor some time in detail but a far approximate shows that the republicans will have a plurality of al least li0.oQo All the re- publican congressman are elected and the legislature is overwhelmingly republican.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, Nov T-The next dele gation to congress from this state will be wholly democratic. The state is conceded to Bryan by 45,0o0.
The Forrest City times., 1900-11-09
UTAH.

Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. 7.-10 a. m.-Re- turns from 140 election districts out of 512 in the state give Mckinley a majority of 1,5oO. Latest returns show the repub- lican state ticket running somewhat be- hind the national candidates.