The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-29
THE CITY LlEUTlOy.



they aro not run right. II this class OF
good citizensHhow the came interest at
tho primaries they do In conversation,
this will affect the result.
The Republicans most prominently
mentioned for Mayor now arc Mr.. II. 7.
McGregor, Of tho leland, Mr.. Hugo
Looa, Captain Gu. Rawling aud james
A. Dunning, present Chief OF tho Fire
Department. Any ono Of these gentle.
men would make strong candidate and
MI irreproachable Mayor.
The contest for Chief Of Police seems
to remain In StdM quo. The main inter.
est for Il day or two Seems 10 centre in
the nominations for Council. There is a
story a!loat that bargains have been
made in certain wards by which Frank
licaly, when he takes charge fthe Fire
Department, Ia TO retain certain men in
tho housea, In return for which Repub.
lican members OF Council friendly to
these men are to vote for Healy's re.
election two years hence. Such decker
would meet with general opposition
among Republicans, and few voters
declare their intention TO demand pledges
Of suspected candidates that they will
never vote for IIealy.
There is also rumor OF scheme Ia
grant q license for saloon on tho Island.
Whether there il anything in this can.
not be told, but some Of the voters there
tell 1t as plausible.
The Republicans at their suggestion
meetings on Saturday night named the
following persona to be voted for Mt the
primaries on Wednesday afternoon next
FIRST WARD.
Fi!s: DIanch-W. A. Igett, James Nc
Cahon and e. G. Murdoch.
Second Brauch-James Roberts, Johr
g. Habei field, Charles Wilbert, William
Muegge, Henry Serig, John II. Dough
erty, Edward Elliott, James E Hanes
William SpGrco and Jacob kindleberger
Delrgatea-G. W. Humphrey, DR.. G. F
Ulrich, L, 8. IlaiI'er, George st, Myers
jacob k!nllcberger, Churles Wibett
William Otto, David Bell, Richart
Mooney, Q. t. Miller and D. &. Morgan
SECOND WARD.
Fira. Brarch-Henry Morris.
Second Bnnch-H. g. Richards, Harr,
[. Wheat, =. s. Bloch, D. B. Bnckncr
Samuel Hrzlett, Samuel Kraft, l.. P. Sal
tetbach and a. W. R4ler.
Delegates-Dr. Robert Reed, G, A
Stuckey, Victor Rosenberg, Dr.. r W
Hazlett, Charles IL. Senseney, Dr.. Gin
ton, Osborn Gray and Walter Worls.
| THIRD WARD.
Frat Brauch-p. Il. DoObins, Johr
Frew, John Bodley, 3. +. Caldwell ant
W. B. Simpson.
Second Branch-R. NJ. Hobbs, E. T
Booking, A. 7. Aupp, Ii. J. FelLer, johr
Reid, Addison Israel, Louis Bestchcy
Charles Eankenreu, I. P. Wingerter
Albert '. Meder, John r. Butls, Hair,
". Mcclure and Jacob jefferson.
DGlegates-Charles Fankeuren. JOSEPH
Metcait, Fred Miller, u l.. Pratt, i. s
Allison, John Beckett, joseph SpeiJel
A. 7. Hupp, P. B. Dobbins and Bsr ia
min Fisher.
Suggestion Tor Executive Committee
man-William Mccormick,
Election O!licers-Judges, Fred Miller
and II. J. Fclber; Clerk, William He
nish,
FOURTH WAER.
First B:anch-G. NJ. Ford.
Second Branch-Albeit Redman
Thomas Britt and Pull. Fletcher.
Delegalec--Louis Cook, Abram Stamm
Abram Collins, G. NJ. suppler. jacob
Morris, S. G. Smith, Daniel Dinyer,
Hermann Zwicker and Richard Robert
son.
Committeeman-S. G. Smith.
FIFTH WARD.
First Branch L. Meter, John T
Wes!wood and DR.. D. II. Taylor.
Second Diantil--G. j. Bradshaw. 7
K. Hall, S. Fl. Easlcv. Charles Bach
mann, Peter Iverson, Fred SchmeicheI
Fl +. Behrcns and W. ". Rodgers.
Dslcga.es-Peter Iverson, David Nc
Elree. George Harkina, T. G. Nloflatt
CD Bradshaw, James X. Hall, Charles
Meyers, I. v. johnson and Andrew
Niece. 81
! SIXTH WARD.
First Branch-G. II. MedicE.
Second Branch-Wm. Shields, II. G.
Myer, VIM. Frohmc, VIM. J. Cook, j. P
Heinlein. Jacob Ketxar, FL. A. Aioore,
George Devinney, David Henry and S.
Hathaway.
Delegates 10 Conventional G. Myer,
George Devinaey, James Bier, 8. A,
Schiller, Henry Senne, VIM. Frohme,
Frank Work, J. W. Kite, Ad. Fadely
and Frnnk BERG.
SEVENTH WARD.
Frat Bran ch-Capt. Tbomas Prince
and George ;. Caddle.
Second Branch-Dr. I. 0. Edwards,
William Marsh, Franz Laupp, ]. NJ,
Belleyille, 9. W. Frarzheim, i. o. Max.
we'll aud Harry Jones.
Deiegates-M. a. Lashley, James Wa.
tier, Myron Hubbard, Henry Hoop,
7. A. Hall, Lewis Jones, II. W. Keune.
dy, G. Z. Irwin, Dr.. 7. 0. Edwards end
Edward Schena7la:n,
Suggestions for Executive Committee
nea.-Howard Haz!ett, Dr.. 7. o. Ed
wards, James "St!er and Hugo L. Loos.
Mr.. Marsh, in card in another COL
umn, withdraws his name as asuggestion
for the gsooad BRANCH.
EIGHTH WARD.
First BraEch--Frank Rinehart.
Second Branch-Joseph Freeze, @. D.
Thompson, Charles Craig, Samuel Sloan,
Christ kalbitzer, Fred HARPER, Charles
Marningstar, joan WaIlord aud J. A.
Ankle.
Delegates TO Conyention-Charles
Morningstar, Charles Craig, Samuel
Sloan, George Bowman, Conrad Bremen,
Joseph Robinson, Adam Honecker,
Charles Jackson, Joseph Freeze aud DR..
W. E. S,athers.
The meeting recommended Albert
Drum as its choice !or member Of the
City Executive Committee.
SIr. Daniel Dinser for Mayor.
To The Editor Of The late!!igenccr.
SlE:-As time d,awsus near to the Re.
publican primaries, to be held on We'd