The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-22
roLlTlCs IN MARTINS FERRY.
To.day's Convention and Prlmnrles-Tli
tHN Change Of Name Ouestion. i'IH

Politics IN MARTINS FERRY.
To.lay's Convention and Primnries-The
Change Of Name Question. 'l@t
The Democrats VII hold their city convention
and primaries nj City Hall this evening, and will
BE- allowed TO nominate Turns for Mayor. rs tho
some time past. This convention has been an.
n0mnced as R"ClllIcns" convention, hut Il IA a
Wellknown fact that this 4 simply scheme OF tho
Democratic ring 10 nominate Turns, under the
scheme was exposed some tImc ago and tho DO.
mocracy had tho ndAmantiuc nerve TO
deny t.. The ring has decided to not allow any
cnnuluato LOT Mayor enter tho said "cltlzcns"
convention except burns, Yesterday notices
which reads Is follows: "persons who have an
nounced their names 10 DO used In either The
Democratic convention or before tho Rcpubl lean
primaries. Or whose name appear on any ticket
the municipal election to DO held April !, viii
not be received ~ candidates In the said Gil.
Yens convention" II Is unnecessary 10 state
that THIS means that Durns Is 10 b. the nominee;
= blind man can sec this. Republicans will moi
course Democrats will stay away-in ONES
mind. eomc OF tho Democrats arc how'll ring
At Nj. Smiley and tho Republicans. II isa chest.
nnt cry from away. back. But they arc gettIng
etet"Su ehA ihuht tCsuEt W FUWGltllllk. nlT,
George Robinson. County Treasurer, was in the
city an hour or two the other afternoon md they
raised great cry about his presence. Mr.. Rob.
inson was In tho city on private business, lle
hal boon sent ior BY MIR. !. Y. Dean, with refer.
cncc TO some real estate here, aud was here on
The same mission last week. A Democrat saw
HIN In the Revenue Office mud circulated tho 70.
port that no was here In the interest OF Smiley,
mo Republican candidate for Mayor. Mr.. Rob,
inson formerly resided In Martins Ferry, owns
property hero, has host OF friends hero and In.
tends returning after tho expiration Of his term
Some OF the Democratic ringStcrs have made a
great kick because tho coorrl men held a cn,l.
Gus tho other night, They arc American citi.
Will continue TO hold chucuses. The Democracy
Tears tho defeat Of burns and will naturally kick.
!he Republican primaries viii DO hcld this
aieruo o. from to . o'elck ny follows; First
Second ward, Mayors Office; Third ward, Viii
liant toso House. Tho candidates nro IA iol.
lows: For Mayor, Martin Il. Smyiie; Tor Treas.
!irer, Henry Single. Thomas y. MuIlancy; for
wy so'1 EsS ssanE ssdgwlck; for Marshal
ney, Isaac Wagner: for City Commissioner,
!o@ph Erwin, 4. Brown. William Coates, jane,
Kilcy, T. II. Stanton: for Cemetery Trustee.
Fred: Da!ime, Joseph Davidson. Thomas H. Cur
Us; Tor water Works Trustee. Stephen Ilipklus,
In tho First ward tbs candidates for Council
are n. y. McGrew aud John A. brown; Assessor
riet Coleman: Second ward. for Council, Jo,1ph
Walters; tor Assessor. G. ". Chcsscll aud i. ".
and William Thomas; for ss;essor' I EI, Ivi
Sloan. The candidates for .poard OF Elucxtio,,
Arc J. y. Montgomery, DR.. d. D, Williams Dr.
W; y. Mcclure aud ". II. Conneily,
,,', Inc LaGor primaries last evening resulted as
Icy. p; for Assessor, Pier Coleman, II. secun,l
wGrdIFos Council, Thomas V. Salisbury. IL:
John Z; Selby. s; for Assessor, W. q. Morgan, II:
Lew W. Bailey. II. Third WARRIOR ,Gouncil'
SrMn!ey H1onon. IL; William Joy, for Assessor,
AWNING BANNER tut OUT.
,n n Yesterday a monster banner bearing tho
to the brcczs between tho Hotel Maye.
wood wood and caltcll's block on Hanover
ssSW a,e' by prominent business men on
s.aa street: inc banner created considerable
amusement ,,nn h anu not only attracted much attc
many persons, young and old, who passed under
y. and some OF tho remarks were amusing.
Mmonl tho expressions were: That's tho boss"
,Ims ny nm! rs, III vote Tint ticket every
Those who don't like MARTINS Ferry had better
leaye,"etc This banner was put up In broai
gay light, and one reliable nSl says that Al noon
ne counted tEeuty.seyeu persons pass under IL
u iilteen minMlos who were Tor MARTINS
i retry:" CoMnc!l viii meet Monday evening Mt
which limc 1t Will dispose OF this matter. Shnnid
ING question be submitted to vote Of tho people
throe'fourths vote will be necessary 10 carry a
'''aa *. ). 90,
schonI Wi ~ nase AHen place In the High
chanviry, e1,v a h,'elnooh on tho ques la Of
and Mss Edna Crowi Snt ew a ~ ~, verne GlaIk
and the dlsc0rd already stirrca nm NV M ,' i'1vs
Bownockcr: the High School teacher. wonll mi
have taken tho negative and Miss Crowi ,he
u ,un mae ihe so9nars anticipated treat and
"''o conns'ue'aniy disappointed.
-. NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS, rs
New Goods received daily a, 1u,,,,
Col. John F. Navwood ,rho h.' 80 '"coos'
Is conyulcScent. o'N' ""o n''' peen quite Ill,
NJ a. I'LL.
son Eranl t 1ni. OF steubenvlllc, Is visiting her
I'M NJ uSa!se Mllligan OF Mt Pleasant, is visit
ga as' u"usatee' Mrs. West. SOL
J! rs NarclRga Patterson, of New York ia visit.
Ing her brother, Mr. J, Y. Patterson, -
Lace Curtain. NJ ,o,,, 1850
Jacobs. ~ very low prices at Julius
Spence. D.yrs 4 r. u o,n,,.
on acco,,nt If ,onat, ~ tupoia was II Yesterday
.;,ss.s 49,. o p'.. " 'nat were oeihs MADE.
%n,1 a'u 'ne guests OF Mrs. Thomas Jackson.
past lew days. -, r.