The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-06
DEMOCRATS SUGGEST
Names of Suitable Persons to be
Nominated for Council.
LOTS OF MATERIAL IS AFFORDED
In the Lists Made Up ut Last Nights
Gatherings in the Various Wards
A Very CreditabIo Turnout Shows
Interest in the Coming contest.-Ro-
ports from All the Meetings,


The Democratic suggestion meetings
in the various wards last night were
pretty we'll attended, and the spirit
shown indicates considerable public in
terest in the city election. to be held
the fourth Thursday OF January.
In each ward enough names were
certainly mentioned to enable the
party to get good ticket. In some of
them the list is so long that it would be
n very particular man who could not
find councilmanic material therein to
suit him,
FIRST WARD.
In the First ward Executive Com
mitteeman Ed Costello called the meet
ing to order, and City Solicitor Riley
was made chairman and Tom Kelly
secretary.
For the First Branch Alfred PAUL,
John A. Ebert and William Carenbauer
were named. and for the Second. Eugene
Deiters, Charles Benter, I. ID. Fred
erlck, ]. Howard Mcdonald, John ].
Kenny, Charles W. Cunningham, Louis
Zocckler, Denis O'Lcary, John Nolte, +.
Riester, Henry Noellinger, John II.
Fendt, Jacob korn and Jere Myles.
For executive committee Ed. Costello,
the present incumbent, was the only
person suggested.
SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward only one name
was mentioned for the first branch,
that being Joseph Emsheimer. For the
second branch the following named
gentlemen were put on the little list:
w. A. welty, A. G. Hadlich, W. S.
Berisiord, G. w. Rixie, Henry Nan,
George Arkle, +. p. Jepson, Ed. Feinler
and ii. L. Weisgerber. For the execu.
tive committee a. Il. Hadlich was re-
nominated, and Charles Vierheller,
Thomas NJ. Fee and Daniel Crymble
also named.
THIRD WARD.
Mr.. W. T. English. city committee.
man, called the Third ward meeting to
order, and named Peter Delaplaine as
chairman. L. S. Delaplaine, jr., was
made secretary.
For the first branch Mr.. Julius Pol
lock was the only suggestion. For the
second John ]. Cavanaugh, Allen
Brock, Robert Schumann, August Rolf,
John VI. Birch, William Ellingham, r.
il. Gillespy, John Arthur, ir.. G. W.
Merchant, jr., and Henry Robrecht
were nominated, and for executive
comaIittee w. I. English only.
FOURTH WARD.
In the Fourth ward John F. He'll pre-
sided and James 7. Gray was secretary,
the meeting being called to order by
Committeeman Charles B. Reilly. The
following suggestions were made:
First branch, James I. Gray and
Peter F. Farrell.
Second branch, Edward Robertson,
Potter Hoe, z. l.. Kimberly, Patrick
Fitzsimmons, Frank Smith, II. W.
Stoehr. P. z. Noble, John BRITT and
John Craft.
For executive committee, Charles B.
Reilly.
FIFTH WARD.
In the Fifth D. V. Hughes, commit
teeman, called the assembly to order,
and NJ. B. Bailey was chairman and R.
C. Darrah secretary. The suggestions
for the first branch were Charles
Menkemiller, Andrew Hamilton, N. B.
Bailey and Edward Wagner.
For the second James A. Filan, Ber-
nard Bach, August Warneke, John Sny-
der, 7. +. Porter, w. o. Odbert, II. D.
Rumble, John Warehouse and I. w.
Simpson were named, and d. V. Hughes
for executive committeeman.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward named W. W. Irwin
unanimously for the first branch, and
for the second the following list was
made up: up. o'Malley, John T. Cro-
gan, Thomas Burke, j. W. Kemple, j. G.
Strobe, L. W. Holiday, T. W. Weitzel,
T. H. Wilder, Frank Cruise, G. W.
Kreiter, Louis Baumann, Thomas Kill
leen, NJ. p. Ryan and John MullarSey.
For the new committee John \. Weis-
gerber was named.
G. W. Kreiter called it to order. W.
W. Irwin was chairman and Fred Woe
Der secretary.
SEVENTH WARD.
Us. Naylor was chairman and l. W.
Imhoff chairman OF the Seventh ward
meeting, which was called to order by
/. Il. Noise. DR.. L. C. Myers and F. Z.
Mccoy were named for the first branch,
and for the second ]. A. Wood, Ed.
Grosscurth, Grafton Beal, ]. B. fancy,
George Kress, Phil Mcclure, E. b.
Bowie. For committeeman, l. r. Noise.
EIGHTH WARD.
In the Eighth ward John Minkemy-
err, R. V. Ankle, Charles Rohrig and
w. Stab were named for the first
branch, and Daniel Hartman. William
Rose, Frank Heller, William Moenke-
miller and Ellie Kuezewfki for the sec.
ond. William Lantry was named for