Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-27
BEllAlRE.

There is little smallpox excitement out
in the country west Of this city. The wife
and two children of Mr.. A. l.. Baron are
i'll with mild type OF yarioloid.
There Is an Amazonian armistice.
The Republican convention will be held
next Saturday.
The town swarmed with Wheeling peo-
ple yesterday, who came down on the Lu-
cas- TO look around.
The officers OF the Lucas, or the city, or
the wiarfboat men. or the C. & p. authori-
ties should make a board walk from the
depot 10 the wharfboat, as walking from
one place to the other is outrageous, the
mud being over shoe top. -,
Drinking is principally done from bottles
in this city now. A number OF saloonlsts
have not vet furnished the 81 900 bond re-
ouired BY Judge Kelly.
Judge Kelly will hold court in cambridge
this week while Judge Frazier will occupy
the wool sack at st. Clairsyille.
gnfsIWorthy Grand Master Hazlett, /.
o. %. F., ,,wff De-fn the city to-morrow
night.
when?
The mortality so far this year has been
large. And il will always be large until the
city is properly drained ana the cause OF
disease rumored.
A fellow named Coen Mack was placed in
the lookup Saturday night for using gross.
ly indecent language in street car filled
with ladies. Mr.. Mack should be given a
lesson.
The Republican primaries came off Sat-
urday evening, and were all largely attend
ed the vote being large. The friends OF the
candidates for mayor were on hand, and
the results showed in the divided vote that
is claimed for each. There was also con-
Ia m mt l.
men nominated, and it was measurably
successful. The results of the voting in the
several wards are given as follows
First ward-Council John Camp; asses
sor, Louis Lowman.
Second ward-Couneil, A. {. Stark; asses
| scr, -.
Third ward-Council, Henry Crimmcl
| assessor, B. +. Morris.
Fourth ward-Council John Sanders
assessor, James Bickerton.
| Fifth ward-Council, VIM. Reed; Asses
sor. Robert Davis.
The following gentlemen were selected
as delegates to the city convention:
| First ward, John Camp, Isaac Brandt, W,
Long ID. r. Morgan. Second. 4. T. Stew.
| art, a. Schick, ]. T. Freese, William Fish.
Third, Henry Crimme,, W. W. II. Brown, ,Wm
Little, S. T. GarrSrd. Fourth, D. Johnson
| W. w. -. 'luitol' - AhilIo
Fifth, Lewis Clohan. John Daker, J.Miller
VIM. Bamford.
OF these delegates Mr.. Shuttleworth
claims in the Third ward, in the
Fourth ward, in the Second and in the
First ward. Mr. Shannafelt claims in
the Second and in the First ward. Mr..
McClain is the unanimous second choice
in the Third and Fifth wards, and has one
delegate in the Fourth ward. Mr.. Nc
Claim Is regarded as having more elements
of strength than any of the candidates,
and it would not be a surprise to his friends
| if he is elected. On the other hand, Mr..
Shuttleworth is said to be very sanguine OF
success, while the adherents Of Mr.. Shan
nafelt claim that he has strength unde'
veloped as yet that will astoni,h the ma
tives.
In Council mo one Of the retiring mem.
bers was renominated but VIM. A. Reed
of the Fifth ward. President Bippus re-
tires although he was very anxious to get
back.
,.i;.----- 49,, litely that Cfpt Renssarl
will be UNANIMOUSLY nominated for Stree'
| Commissioner. -,
For CITY Marshal Pete o. Criswell is said
10 have all the delegates from the Third
and Fifth wards, three from the Fourth
and one in the Second, or enough to elevate
him on ono ballot. Shannon Archer has
the First ward and three in the Second and
one in the Fourth.