Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
BELLAIRE.
szLLA1aE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

cratic CITY primaries at Bellalre last even
ing. A large crowd was about the polls
from the time they were opened until they
were closed, at O'Clock. The whole con-
hest hinged on the Marshalsnip, although
much quiet work had previously been done
by the friends OF the two asplrants for
Mayor. In the Second ward there were
six candidates for the Office OF AS
SCISSOR. In this ward, too, there was
contest FOR member OF City Council between
X. Z. Neal and Abe Stahl, the incumbent
OF the Office. While considerable cleo
tioueering was done sbous the polls, every
thing passed of quietly and there was no
.ill-teeling displayed. Following are the
delegates 70 the city convention elected IN
each ward and their preference Tor Clty
Marshal.
Charles Johnson's delegates:
First Warn-A. II. West FRANK FRA
liuger, William Murray.
Second wsrd-Ed Monaghan, Frank Tai
let, Frank Satterheld, Shannon Dlntee,
Third ward-Wm. Campbell, Wilbur
Smith, Thomas Deegan, Charles Brock
man.
Fourth, Precinct Aloe Lombard, WIN.
Sharff, Pat Lohan.
Fifth ward-Reuben Lowe, Emmett Nc
Keen, Henry Grella, Michsel Fay.
Chas. Kompart's delegates:
Precinct B-Jsmes p. Aplin, Joseph
Burtoft
TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The Democratic Township Convention
assembled 1t City Hall yesterday after
noon. DR.. A. Porterheld was elected as
Chairman, aud w. c.. Warnock, Secretary.
r. c. Meyer and John Wealan were APP
pointed as Tellers. For Trustee, |. II. Day
named the present incumbent Of the onlce,
George Kern L. J. Steger named jacob
Ritz. The first ballot resulted-hern. 34l1 !;
Ritz, 8lA, and Kern was declared the
nominee. For Clerk, T.. j. Steger named
Emmett McKeen, and be was nominated oy
reclamation. For Constable, James Follen
named Michael Lynskey, and be was nomi-
mated by reclamation. The township
Committee was empowered 10 I'LL any va
cancies that occur on the ticket The
country precinct delegates then met oy
them selves 20 nominate an Assessor. l. H.
Day named Robinson Workman. Jr. Il.
4. Grouse named Theodore Men. Inc
first ballot resulted-Workman,s " Mem,
I; and Workman was declared the nomi-
nee. l. H. Day was elected as COMMITTEE
man FOR the Township precinct.
REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.
The Republican city convention was held
at the City Hall last evening. There was
BIG crowd present and much enthusiasm
was manifest. j. b. Smith was nominated
for Solicitor, ]. .. Criswell for Treasurer,
James Wilkinson for Street Commissioner
Al Stewart for Water Works Trustee,
and J. o. Van Law and Robert Brown for
members Of the Board Of Education. For
CITY Marshal, l05 ballots were taken with
no choice, and the convention adjourned
sine die. This means that there must be
another convention or that committee must
FL the vacancy.
TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Republicans met in mass convention
at CITY Hall, yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock, 10 place in nomination township
ticket Martin Cowen was elected Chair
man, and Thomas Nj. Keyser, Secretary.
Fred Squiggins and VIM. Reed, Jr., were
appolnted as Tellers. For Trustee, Fred
Eberle and w. c. Cochran were named.
The first ballot was decisive, resulting
Eberle, So; Cochran, %. For Clerk, W. j.
Kirkpatrick, the present incumbent, was
renominated by reclamation. d. NJ. kich-
ardson and Nj r. Helsley were named for
Constable. The first ballot nominated
Richardson, the vote standing-Rlchard-
son. 81: Helsley, 90 The committee was
authorized 70 FIJI any vacancies that may
occur on the ticket The people from the
township precinct then met 10 nominate
candidate for A ssessor. Ross johnson and
lanes 5. Fulton were named. The first
ballot gave it TO Johnson, the vote being
Johnson, 10; Fulton, l.
The management OF the Elysian Theatre
contemplate making arrangements for
special train 10 st. Gainesville and inter
mediate points on the occasion OF Bill Nye's
visit 10 this city. Baruesville people can
attend on the regular Il. * o. trains.
John r. Cow, city editor Of the lnfepen-
dent. attended court at St Clairsville yes
terday.
W. g. Stewart, secretary Of the Bellaire
Stamping Company, will move his family
TO Chicago about April LIST.
The first quarterly session OF District
Lodge No 2, ]. o. G.. T., was held at
Barnesville on Wednesday and Thursday.
There was good attendance and an inter
estinC session. Martin COwen, OF this city,
was elected as District Treasurer, vice Il.
Fuller. who has meved out Of the district.
The next meeting will be held at MinRo,
Juno 10th aud 1lth The visiting delegat 3
were entertained handsomely by the good
people Of Barnesville.
The Messrs. Rodefer Bros. will receive
substantial announcement IN the rebuild
ing Of their old National glass factory.
A. -. ll5Olt VI RldA blil = pAAfG wa
open an ice cream saloon and restaurant IN
this city.
j. B. smith, Esq, was able to be at his
Office yesterday.
The Board OF Underwriters Of Bellaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry, met In this
city on Friday afternoon and, pursuant 10
instructions from the Union Companies
they represent, advanced rates on glass
factories. The increased rate on frame
factories will average 80 per cent; on brick
factories 66A per cent. Many companies
have cunt taxing risks on glass factories,
one company informing is local agents
that statistics show that II company were
10 conflne It's business exclusively 10 glass
factories the rate would have 10 be placed
az 81 per cent.
The Mercantile Club will fttlngly close
their social season with select ball 10 be
given a. Globe Hotel, on the evening Of
March 23d. Music by killmeyer.
Miss Jessie Hines, OF Parkersourg. Is
visiting friends 10 this city.
Mrs. Henry Tarr, OF Gravel HILL has re-
moved 20 Allegheny City, Pa.
Preparations are progressing nicely Tor
the entertainment and social 70 be given
by the Daughters OF Liberty.
Miss Amanda Higgs. OF Moundsvlle,
,vas the guest OF Mrs L Farley, OF the