Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-01
s~TEUBENVILLE NEWS.

Sp'Call Correspondence ~ Wt 'obs1ug htytsUF'
STEUBENvIILE, O., March 3l.-Monday
il election day, and the contest promises
to be lively in some of the wards for mem
bers of Council and Board CT Education,
and for the office Of Township Clerk.
Charges Of fraud in obtaining the nOmina-
ton have been made against the Republican
candidate, and u large number Of his party
ing John IOomer, the Democratic candi'
date, who is one of the hest men in the
city, with a perfectly clean record. Fol
losing are the tickets ~ TO be voted for:
Democratic ticket-Council, First ward,
VIM. T.. Orr; Third ward, John b. Mooney
Fourth ward, DR.. Walter Moflat; Fifth
ward, Theodore Butler; Sixth ward, Jacob
Bebripger. School Board-Third ward,
A. +. Dlugherty; Fourth ward, Is +. Nc
Connell; Fifth ward, Berj. K. Dawson
Sixth ward, Jnhu y. Hall. Assessors
First ward, w. X. T%hornbnrg; Third ward,
VIM. w. Coleman; Fifth ward, James Me
Swiggen; Sixth ward, VIM. j. Elder.
Township tickGt-Trustee, Henry l. Will
ssD; Clerk, John Loomer; Justice of the
Peace, Joseph i. Dawson. Assessors
Mingo Precinct, William Elliott; Town
ship Precinct, Chas. Martin. Supervisors
First district, Gee. Fenwick; Second
district, ThOs. Curfmar.
Republican ticket-Water works trustee,
X. j. Blum. Council, First ward, Samuel
Hodkiuson; Second ward, Henry NJ. Priest
Third ward, Jonathan Hsgan; Fourth
ward, Arthur Dougherty; Fifth ward,
Henry c. Anderson; Sixth ward, Edward
| Hargar. School Board, First ward, Joseph
Selah; Second ward, DR.. j. J. Mccoy
Third ward, DR.. S. NJ. Blackburn; Fourth
ward, Dawson Filson; Fifth ward, Zsraf
l. Smith; Sixth ward, Albert X. McNeal.
Assessors, First ward, George III. Frye;
Second ward, Jacob Smurthwaite; Third
ward, James Conley: Fourth ward, Lafay.
cite Hukill; Fifth ward, Wm. McMullen
Sixth ward, Euoch Rivens. Township
ticket-Trustee, James Mcfarland; Clerk,
II. II. Fickes; Treasurer, John s. Dsvin.
ney; Justice of the Peace, Robert Love
C~onstables, VIM. NJ. Scott, J. c. Ault; Su.
pe:visOrs, First district, Isaac Vankirk; As,
sesor, George Call.
The nmicahle a6j ustment CT the Difficult
ties existing between the nailers and man.
agemeDt of the Spauldipg Iron Works
Company at Brilliant, whereby the mill is
enabled to resume operations, was a mat
ter Of much co%ngratulation in this vicini
ty. The trouble rose out of the employ.
ment Of a new crew of hsaterS. The nail
ers worked with this new crew for almost
two months last fall, but when the mil
was ready 10 start up in January the nail
ers demanded the reinstatement of the old
crew. The mill now resumes under the
same conditions as last fall, and the steel
slab will come from toe Riverside steel
plant at Benwood.
Mrs. Wm. J. Mandel, who spent the
winter in Florida, returned home Monday
evening.
George Flanagan, M of the most popu'
lar grocery statesmen in this city, lately
connected with the establishment Of III. b
McMecheD, started on the road this weeb
in the interest Of a Baltimore cracker
house.
Miss Bessie Riley, Of the BOstoniar
Opera Company, returned to her home in
this city Tuesday morning for a few day
vacation. She will n join the BOstonisni
AZ Pittsburg Monday.
Miss Toreua Moore, Of Wheeling, is III,
guest of friends in this city.
Frank p. Woodmansee came up frou
Wheeling Tuesday evening 10 zee his num
bered steubenville frien 8.
James II. Brady, OF Moore & Brady
oyster and fruit packers, Baltimore, al.
rived in the city Wednesday afternoon OF
a visit 10 his mother.
Policemen Watson and Dunlap, Of thu
Wheeling force, visited their brethren o
this city last Wednesday.
A portion of the machinery for the new
shops to be established in this city by tbt
Panhandle Railroad Company, arrived
Thursday night.
d. C. Walton, the new Panhandle agen'
at Wheeling Junction, arrived from Yves
Lafayette a few days since and is on duty
Art. Doughery il in the East buying
new stock OF carpets. 1t don't look a. i
Art. wanted to be q member of Council
very bad, when he wouldn't stay at hoI1,
to vote for himself.
August Hartje, ST., OF Pittsburg, wa
in Steubenville on Thursday.
George N. Elliott, ex-Mayor Of stsu
benville, is now an inmate Of the Soldiers
Home, at LsaVenworth, Ksnsaa.