Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
A LIVELY TINE.
BOTH PARTIES NAME TICKETS At MARTINS
FERRY.
The Democratic Convention Selects Strong List Of
Candidatss-Rssulis Of the Rspub-
ican Primaries.

There was lots of politics over at Mar
tins Ferry yesterday. The Republicans
held their primaries, beginning at 2 p. m,
and lasting until z, but they delayed an
nouncing the result until far into the even
ing. The Democratic City Convention met
at go, and did not finish the naming of the
ticket until after 10 o'clock.
The following ticket was nominated by
the Democrats at Keesey's Hall:
Mayor-G George McGlumphrey.
Marshal-Ellis Clark.
City Treasurer-Richard A. Berrin.
Commissioner-James r. Shrodes.
Water Works Trustee-John Clifford.
Cemetery Trustee-Charles NJ. Timber
lake.
Councilmen-Firstw ward, M. F. Bailey;
Second ward, John Selby; Third ward,
L. w. Jones.
Members of Board Of Eeucation-Albert
Graham, Daniel Cox.
Assessor-First ward, David Vinum;
Second ward, John n. Burns; Third ward,
Alex. McSwords.
The ticket as whole is one Of the strong
est that the Democrats have ever placed
before the people and they have great
hopes of electing good part Of it.
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Republican primaries held in
Martins Ferry yesterday was the hottest
that was ever held in the city, Almost
every candidate had hacks running 10 get
his vote out and one would think that IT
was the rugular election instead ofonly a
primary election. Following is the vote
east for each candidate in the different
wards:
First Ward-Mayor, Richard F. Attend
err, l22; James w. Shipman, %; Albert w.
Harris, 100; Rudolph A. Lindemuth, IL.
Marshal. Samuel Westwood, III; David
Gosney, 81. Treasurer, George G. Sedg-
wick, l45; Matthew Jones, l09. Solicitor,
Henry G. Pratt 255. City Commissioners,
Nathan Vale, Al; James 7. Reilly, O.; Ferd
ID. Stricklin, %; Pier Coleman, %; Will
lam Coates, 80. Water Works Trustee,
Marion S. McGrew, 1872; Theodore Moore,
1913. Cemetery Trustee, Thomas Cox, 81;
William II. Orr, 151. Council, James
Runyon, 1874; Alex. Frazier, 60. Assessor,
John Fisher. III; F. G. Davis, 81. Board
of Education, vote for two), George
Tweedy, 254; Madison Aldredge, 100; j..
Patterson Crowl, lib.
Second ward-For Mayor, Richard f. Al
lender, IS; James w. Shipman, So; Albert
w. Harris, 1O2; Rudolph A. Lindemuth,
IA. Marshal, Samuel Westwood, 2l3.
Treasurer, George G.. Sedgwick, 162;
Matthew Jones, 73. Solicitor, Henry @.
Pratt, 235. City Commissioner, Nathan
Vale, II; James T. Reilly, so; Ferd. ID.
Stricklin, IS; Pier Coleman, "a; William
Coates, 81. Water Works Trustee. Marion
S. McGrew, 90; Theodore Moore, i37. Gem
etery Trustee, Thomas Cox, 92; William
H. Orr, 1874. Council, John II. Henderson,
227. Assessor, John Goodhue, 66; Levi w.
Bailey, 1854. Board of Education vote for
two), George ". Tweedy, 179; Madison
Aldredge, III; J. Patterson Crowl, lob.
Third ward-Mayor, Richard z. Allen
der, 81; James w. Shipman, %: Albert w.
Harris, 1876; Rudolph A. Lindemuth, IS.
Marshal, Samuel Westwood, 2l7; David
Gosney, SO. Treasurer, George G. Sedgwick,
1866: Matthew Jones, 129. Solicitor, Henry
G. Pratt, 315. City Commissioner, Nathan
Vale, SIS; James T. Reilly, SO; Ferd. d.
Stricklin, 80; Peter Coleman, 81; William
Coates, 76 Water Works Trustee, Marion
S. McGrew, SO; Theodore Moore, 200.
Cemetery Trustee, Thomas Cox, So: Will
liam H. Orr, 200 Council, David Level
lyn, 305. Assessor. Isaac Moore, 12s; John
w. Reed, liz. Board of Education vote
for two), George w. Tweedy, pa; Madison
Aldredge, 245; j. Patterson Crowl, 137.