Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24
BELLNiRE.
Republican Monkeying and Parrot Poll
ties.

ties.
rl Democratic primaries were pretty
wol attended saturday Notwithstanding
OH. very bad weather. Three sets of dele
gates were ruu f0r Marshal One for john
SOD. ONE for Burroft and another for Dcn-
alu-l The result was Thar Defbaugh Sc
cured tho First ward delegates. three I'm
number Burtoft carried the Fourth ward
and claims one of the Second ward dele
gates. johnson got two delegates i'm the
Second ward. three iu the Third ward
AMID three iu the Fifth ward There was mo-
contest tlr Mayor. Several good candi-
dates urc spoken of. however and there
r. M. r0 trouble to secure q GOOD uOmi-
nee Iu the contest for Township Clerk
Na.ov beat Etzcl bv about Ovotes. Etzel
bad a majority lu the city. but Maloy Sc
cured a the votes at West Wheeling and
thus came of victor Etzcl understood
there was Old hc uo primaries 40 West
Wheeling. and did uot expect the turn of
affairs 90 thar place
Tho DELEGATES elected at the primaries on
saturday are as follows.
First Ward Edward Alum John Heg
NOR aa. Frank Fr0iurer
Second wari-Jlmes Conner. Henry
NcCr.lIt and Dode Mitchell
Third ward Charles Zimmerman. John
Murphy art Geo. Myers.
Furt. ward Geo. T.. Morgan. James
An.iu and Ilo-. Auit
Frh ward Isaiah Myers VIM Hahn
and Jos Boswell
Assessors selected as follows: First
uari -. Second ward. VIM. Sheppard
Third ward John Addison, Fourth ward
Ross Cofman; Fifth ward. -
Council. Firs. ward, , Second
ward. Abe Stahl. Third ward. +. T. Steger.
Fuu-l ward, Jacob Rietz; Fifth ward
THE Republican township convention
held u Turner Hall Saturday afternoon
was .le worst mismauaced piece of politics
noted f.r 3D. LONE time 10 was called mass
convention and every candidate was sup
posed t. have fair show % fight for his
.n'.e A cigar box was used for receiving
t.. ballots. which was deposited on
.. Everything present was said 90 SAIL
t off al the ballot box stunlng
chat have reached us tJom the
-... .ue compared with the stuffed cigar
H.N r..t was opened before the assembled
..I-- $50 registry of voters was taken
.r. r.r. thau one veuturesome individual
cast 1851. ballots Candidates Tuuoull and
Hoffman saw that their chances for Town
ship Clerk were slim the way
affairs were tending and raised
si.E hut afterwards let matters take
their course The first ballot taken
.ur of rle box when opened showed anoth-
.r township ticket enclosed. Both were
counted There We're many more cases OF
the same kind The result showed that
kirkpatrick was away ahead M the race.
The Convention from start 20 finish was
anything bat harmonious. Different tao
ties win Dee applied t0 the next time
Mass . Convention is held
some one sultched a ron of bills amount
inc to about SD from the hand of "a man
named Hopkins OF Birmingham Pa. VINO
has been iu thc city for several days selling
hair goods Hopkins says be was no q Sa-
loon when the act was done. he was under
the influence of something. and don know
Just where the stealing took place.
The Prohibition township ticket Is as
follows. Trustee. VIM. NichOl, Treasurer
David Walker. Constable, john McNleu:
Assessor. Vim Thomas The members OF
the Burd of Education on the Prohibition
ticket are g. G. Kelly and David Nescou.
Tt, river banks were throngcd with
sirht-scers AN day yesterday 10 IS more
-har likely that the present risei the river
VIII d0 some harm here. People living IN
the low lands ARE very much concerned.
Auumber 40 window glass workers who
have become Disguised with the uncertain
-y OF a.- in this section. are preparing 20
leave for other points, where they expect
to have steady work
Irfr. Drers says hc is not a candidate
fur C.r.re~~ According t0 the Independent
La. .,r.t amb.tiol~ to begin career that
Min na sud5 llv terminated by redls-
trrfInc ai thc state
S.rcof tle farmers are kicking because
th. r-.ro-ed new rulds do not pass their
EARNS 10 would bee costly piece OF Dusl-
ness rn build rolds to every farm house IN
rhe county.
Thee. L. X W has been unable 10 make
amy satisfactory arrangements Tor lhe Keep
.r.-lr enciue- and trains I'M this city. ana Is
r0vusinc Bridgeport for that purpose as
formerly
Rev H. Arnold preached m 4. NJ r.
Cfur.h. Yesterday morning. tn tue even
u-r- be- exhibited great many OF ms Ster-
r-.,niar views at Christian Church
effort win Doe made Co organize "a class
of vorrc ladiesat night school, TINS even
fr- About 100 boys are now Attending
srlu.. each night
O,.a-.,saiir chicken thief is captured
hrf Tho Iaw does not proVide JOE very 80
...r.. r.rf ,hmcut of these fellows.
SIN ne Ranks" was presented % ialE
crowd SATURDAY, night The show is ds0ou
one and was appreciated by aiL
number new members were taken ia
-l.. Sins, Presbyterian CAulcA, yesterday
ani 1870 persons were bdptseo.
The Bella.re base ball club has not So
cured grounds yer The location selected
is GOO costly
Thornton R0defer has been nominalesd
for Council by the Fourth ward Prohioi-
tIollst-
Tie YOUNG folks of the First NJ. h.
church cleared $40 by their social saturday
li-lt
I'll. r-rs- 81 r. church VIII keep IN the
line ~ rrogllss hv purchasing "a new pipe
organ
A elias, of eleven members wilt oo sln-
nlnal in the German church next SUNDAY
Tre Iohusons for Marshal on both TICK
ats aunear d. save the lead