Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
mo PICK THE WINNERS,
WILL BE THE PLEASURE AND DUTY OF
THE DEMOCRACY, SATURDAY.
A Large Attendance at the Suggestion Meetings
Last Evening, in All the Wards of the City.
The Names Suggested for COuncilmen.

The Democratic suggestion meetings,
held last evening, in the several wards
of the city, for the purpose Of nominal
ing gentlemen from among whom the
candidates for both Branches Of the
City Council will be chosen next Satur-
day, were largely attended. In some Of
the wards as many as fifty voters re-
sponded to the call, and in all the at
tendance was much better than is usual
at such gatherings. Great interest was
manifested in every ward, and there was
healthy desire expressed to have first
class names suggested. As result ex-
cellent material is presented this morn
ing, from which to pick out the winning
tickets next Saturday, at the primaries.
Following is the result Of the various
meetigs:-
|Ey 20, FIRST WARD.
President, T. 5. Riley secretary, T.
NJ. Kelley.
First Branch-Alfred Paul, John A.
Ebert and William Carenbauer. -
Second Branch-Eugene Deiters,
Charles Beuter, Fred Frederick, j. How
ard Mcdonald, j. J. Kenney, Charles
Cunningham, Louis Zoeckler, Dennis
O'Leary, John Nolte, F. Reister, II.
Volinger, J. II. Fendt, Jacob Korn and
Jerry Myes.
Executive Committee-Edward Cos
tello.
SECOND WARD.
John A. White, President; e. z.
Hanke, Secretary.
First Branch-Joseph Emsheimer.
Second Branch-Edward Fender,
F. p. Jepson, William A. Welty, Henry
Weisgerber, A. G. Hadlich, w. S. Beris-
ford, G. w. Rxey, George Ankle, Henry
Nsu.
Executive Committee-Charles Vier-
heller, A. G. Hadich, Thos. Fee and
Dan CrymbIe.
THIRD WARD.
Peter Delaplain, President; Louis
Delaplaine, Secretary.
First Branch-Julius Pollock.
Second Branch-John j. Cavanaugh,
Allen Brock, Robert Shuman, Henry
Robrecht. August Rolf, John M. Birch,
William Elingham, Robert Gillespy,
John Arthur, Jr., and Geo. w. Mer-
chant, Sr.
Executive Committee-W T. English.
FOURTH WARD.
John He'll, President; James 7. Gray,
Secretary.
First Branch-James T. Gray and P.
f. Farrell,
Second Branch-Edward Robertson,
Peter Hoe, P. l.. Kimberly, Patrick
FtzsimmOns, Frank Smith, w. II.
Stoehr, 2. l.. Noble, John Brill, John
Plant.
Executive mmittee-Charles B.
Reilly.
FIFTH WARD.
M B. Bailey, President; r. c. OAR
rah, Secretary.
First Branch-Charles Menkemiller,
NJ. B. Bailey, A. M. Hamilton, Edward
Wagner and r. T. Deyries, Sr.
Second Branch-James Fllan, August
Warneke, John Schneider, B. Bach, j.
+. Winters, T. F. Porter, John A. Wa
terhouse, T. w. Simpson, w. o. Odbert
and Harry Rumble.
Executive Committee-D. V. Hughes.
A motion of thanks TO the members
of Council for the past two years from
this ward was put and carried unani-
mously.
At several of the meetings the subject
of the Democratic nomination for Mayor
was discussed, and there was quite a
sentiment in favor of Judge George E.
Boyd. Mr.. Alfred Paull's name was
also mentioned favorably, as were one
or two other gentlemen.
SIXTH WARD.
First Branch-W. w. Irwin.
Second Branch - J. p. O'Malley.
Thomas Burke, John w. Kemple, John
c. Strobe, Edward NJ. Holiday, T. w.
Weitzel. c. II. Wilde, Frank Cruise, G.
W. Kreiter, Lewis a. Bowman, Thomas
Killeen, NJ. P. Ryan, John Mullarkey
and John T. Crogan.
Executive Committee-John A. Weis-
gerber.
SEVENTH WARD.
J. S. NayIor, President; l. ". I'm
hoff, Secretary.
First Branch-Dr. E. c. Myers and
+. E. Mccoy.
Second Branch. A. Woods, Ed
ward Grosscurth, Grafton Beall, J. B.
fancy, George Kress, Phil Mcclure
and E. B. Bowie.
Executive Committed. R. Noise.
EIGHTH WARD.
Joseph Kress, President; ]. B. Hand
Ian, Secretary.
First Branch-John Minkemeyer.
Second Branch-Samuel Hartmann,
William Rose, Frank Heller, William
.Minkemeyer, Alex. Kuzskuski, R. V.
Arkle, Charles Rohrig and Louis Stab.
Executive Committee-WiIliam Ian