Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-05
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The following are the delegates
elected 20 the Republican City COnven-
tlon: First Ward-Thos. Clegg, Richard
Heslop, L. Il. Stricken. Second Ward
George Brown, Dora PedicOrd, John
Garrett. Third Ward-D. w. Boone,
John ), Ehler, f. .GrOatS, Henry Rolls.
Fourth Ward-W. c. Burgundthal,
George BOyce, Charles Lancaster, Au-
gust Haas, Archie JackleY. Fifth Ward
George r. Lazure, Wni. BamfOrd, Jas.
Dolan, Will White, BENZ. Aplin. There
will be a contest on one OF the delegates
from the Third ward, Darby O'Toole,
having run on two tickets and received
more votes than the accredited dele
gate. The question as 70 who VIII be
the candidate for Marshal is no nearer
settled than before the primaries were
held.
The Democratic primaries will be
held in the several wards this evening,
from 4 till 6 o'clock, TO select delegates
TO the township convention, which
meets az City Hall next Saturday after
noon. The committee has not puo-
lished the appOrtiOnment OF delegates
10 the wards. At the convention last
year the following representation was
agreed upon: zone delegate for each
25 votes cast for President at the pre-
ceding Presidential election, and one
delegate for each fraction OF p votes
I'm each district or ward, provided that
nothing in this basis shall entitle any
ward or school district 10 less than two
delegates" This will give the First
ward 5 delegates; Second, y; Third, 9;
Fourth, 10; Fifth, ..
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Enterprise Window Glass Company will
be held az the Office OF the company in
this city on April 5th to vote on the
proposition that the principal Office OF
the company shall DC located in Bell
ARE, Ohio. with works and branch
offices at such other points as its Board
Of Directors may determine.
There is a disposition among mine
owners in this city and vicinity TO have
their miners work six days per week,
instead Of five and a half days as at
present. IL is said Schick'S mines are
of on this account. The miners at
Turnbull & Co.'S mines on Tuesday
struck against the change.
Theobald Klee, the well-known gar
dener, Of near town, will leave on the
twentieth of next month on a Visit 10
his old home in Germany. He arrived
in New York forty-One years ago, April
2lst. and he wants 10 leave that city on
the anniversary Of the day he landed
there.
The trestle being constructed over the
Ohio Valley railroad 40 the PittSourg
coal works, fell down Thursday even
ing. Two wOrkmen narrowly escaped
serious injury.
The Montefore Benevolent Society
are making arrangements for a grand
champagne supper 10 be held az the
Globe Hotel on the evening OF the four
teenth instant.
Quite number of the fire laddieS are
in favor Of selecting George +. Morgan
as Chief OF the City Fire Department
They will not fad better man for the
place.
Capt. Julius Armstrong, OF the Adju-
tant Generals office at Columbus, was
in the city yesterday, en- route TO his
home at Armstrong.
Yesterday was pension day and sew
eral notaries were kept busy Signing
certificates.
The festival held at Georgetown,
Thursday evening, for the benefit of
the Church OF God at that place, Melted
ST.
w. c. Stewart, Secretary of the Bel
laire Stamping Company, left yesterday
for Chicago on business trip.
Miss Hattie ID. Fountain, OF ParkerS-
burg, is visiting friends in the city.
Andrew Hammond, of MoundSville,
was in the city yesterday.