Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
BELLAIRE.

suits show that the Democrats are worsted
IN the contest, but there is no one to BLAME
but themselves Ii was Democrats voting
Republican tickets that defeated Patrick
McGrsnahsn for The position Of Mayor Of
Bellsire aud relegsted that old gentleman
to bis labor in the glass house, there to
work as he has been accustomed for these
many years 1t was Democrats voting the
Republican ticket that caused the Second
ward TO turn her back on sll her past deeds
of victories gained and battles won and to
stretch out her strong arm and crush the
friend it has ever cherished, the Democrat
ic party. 1t had threatened to do it, but
who thought the dissfec,ion would be 90
great. Who supposed that the usual 200
Democratic msjority would be almost
wiped out2 Bot the work OF the dissatisfied
element was great enough to topple over
the air castles that several Of the candi.
dates had pictured in their minds eye.
The defeat OF John Burke for reelection
as Marshal was surprise to great many,
but John is willing TO make ready for the
choice of the majority.
Fred 'Rodewig was spared al BY himself
and will be City Treasurer for another
term. No doubt he feels exceedingly proud
OF his re. election, but amid all his gsyness
he cannot but feel tinge Of regret for bis
political associates on the ticket who were
left out in the snow and slush. This
weather is conducive of the blues even when
there is no defeat Of any kind mixed with
it, and TO tackle the weather and defeat to-
gether is tough dose for any one to swal-
low.
VIM. Schrsmin, for Township Treasurer
on the Democratic ticket, and John Shut
tleworth for Township Clerk on the Repub,
lican ticket, made eIcellen, runs and came
in over 400 ahead of their opponents. A.
L Baron was the only Democratic Trustee
that pulled through, and be was only
saved By the Prohibition votes given him
The following is o summary Of the re-
suits in msjorities W. f. Brown had $50
majority over MeGrsnahsn; Darby LAG
over Burke; Pearson 35 over Woodbridge
Rodewig l2s over Henry; Long 4s2 over
Curran.
The vote in the entire Township, includ-
ing the city, resulted in the election OF two
Republicans and one Democrat ss Trustees,
a Republican Clerk, Democratic Treasurer,
and two Republican Coustables, with the
following total votes Trustees-Strong,
Las; Hall, 1857; Davis, 965; Day, SOS;
Myers, 956; Baron, 973. Clerk-Shuttle
worth, 1882; Hoffman, 76s Treasurer
C. s. S. Baron, 7s0; Schramm, l,2lo
Cons sbles-Helsley, 1917; Dunfee. ,049,
Brown, 9O7; Drugan, SIS.
Christian Bippus, for School Board had
l42 msjority over T. p Mason; s. S. Ne
Gowsn, for School Board, bad so majority
over James McGraw. Both members OF
the School Board elected are Republicans.
NEWS NOTES.
The Glass City Building Association
has elected the following Board OF Direc
tors X c. Faris, c. W. Dickens, II.
Roemer, r A. McGregor. c. Rumbsch, A.
Moron, Albert Brandt, Samuel Shsckle.
ford and John Burrows.
Miss Lizzie Piper and Mr., al. Thomp
son were married on Monday evening.
Mrs Marie Bsttelles class will give give
a cantata entitled Lily Belle, the Culprit
Fay" the latter part Of this month.
One fellow ia $llO ahead on tie e.ec.
ton.
Mr.. Brown is dis!;Osuished as the frs,
Republican Mayor Bellsire has had since
Mr.. ar6hl, aud Mr. Darby is the first Re
publican Marshal since I.anny Archer
DR.. C. L. Albenson leaves for Buffalo,
n. Y, to locate.
Millard Fillmore Helsley will make q
good constable, uo doubt.
Mr.. North West and bride were 10 the
city yesterday while on their way 10 Bridge
port from Woodfeld
Ed. Schoen is doing telegrsphic work
for the C. 4 P. in this city.
Frank Litten is On applicant for depu.
ty oil inspectorship.
Rev. R F. KeelsP will preach 10 the Odd
Fel!oss on the 25th Of this month
1t iI ever now and every Democrat feels
that defeat will csuse the Dem ocfscy to
unite and at the next election to 20 into
the battle as company of soldiers marches
10 parade-in one solid body, proclaiming
victory. In order TO bring about such q
state Of things it will be necessary 10 select
men upon whom the Ehole Of the party
Will unite.