The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-23

conyontion-Less Interess than in
the Republican Meetings.
Saturday evening the Democrats held
their suggestion meetings. There was
a fair attendance on the average, but
notably less interest was manifested
than on the occasion Of the Republi-
can suggestion meenngs three weeks
ago. Tho Regist<r said there were four
hundred Democrats present at the Elm
Grove meeting, but one Of those who
were there said there were thirty.nine
at tho meeting. including the chairman.
The meeting in Triadelphia district Is
said 10 have been controlled by persons
who are known in tho popular parlancO
as "knockers" on John o. Pcndletoa,
and there are rumors from other dis
tricts OF similar influences at work IN q
quiet way.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
W. A. Wilson presided over the meet
inga the vigilaat engine house. aud
suggestions wero made as follows:
: Delegates to congressional conven-
tion-A. A. Rranzheim, =. d. DeItefs,
John Bachelor. John Bogert, ". A.
Wilson, Alfred Paul. Michael Stein.
County conventional: Moran, !. D.
Frederick, i. J. Park, John J. Kenny,
i. Zoeckler, John Ryan, Henry Stein.
Edward damm, Dennis OLeary John
Henry, Charles Beuter.
County commissioner-Henry Voel-
lineor, Charles Kline, John Koch.
School commissioner-F. J. Park.
Justice OF the peace-Jacob koontz,
D. y Phillips.
County constable-Joseph Bentz, Jo-
seph Bachelor, Jesse Wells.
Executive committes-T. NJ. Kelly,
John Kenny, 7. Moran, John Ryan,
Dennis o'Leary.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Albert Hadlich was chairman aud
Harry Goodwin secretary. Suggestions
were made as follows: Delegates to
Congressional convention, Albert Had
Itch, August Matthews. Janos Craw-
ford, John s. Naylor, Dan Crymble.
County conventlon-William Welty,
Grafton A. Beall, Charles Lukehs. Dr..
T. q. Myers, ]. B. Crawford. John Hine.
Alex. burst, l. K. Noise, r. =. Kinche-
Toe.
County commission Robert B. Burt,
Albert Mayer, Charles Lukens, Grafton
Beall.
CLAY DISTRICT.
James Divine was tho chairman. and
the suggestions were:
Delegates to congressional convention
IN. D. Post, Walter H. Hall. Patsy
Gavin, Henry Nau, NJ. J. Hearne,
John A. Howard, L s. Delaplatn, Al.
Warner, w. T. English, \: T. Jepson.
County convention-Col. W. W. Ar
nett, Prof. John NJ. Birch, John ].
Sheekey, James Dcvine, John Auth.
John Arthur, l. s Delaplain, Berry
Merchant, John l. Rico. Joseph Fooee!
County commissioner-Henry Ro-
brect and Berry Merchant.
School commissioner DR.. Eugene
Hoge.
UNION DISTRICT.
Union Democrats met ut the police
court room, James Mckinley being
chairman, and Dave White secretary.
Suggestions were as follows:
Delegates to tho congressional con-
yention-Silas Conner, A. A. Brock. JOS
oph mckinley, Edward Gilese, I. l.
Kimberly, Charles Schmitt, II. D.
Baylia, Horny Dicberson. Edward
Hughes and Robert Pokari.
Delegates to tho county convention
John Farrell, Andrew Mckinley, jos
erh Yahn, Wilbur Jacobs, Edward Cos.
tello, Edward McIntec. Fred Happy,
joseph Freitoff and William Ellingham.
County commissionor-Georgc Kress.
School commissioner-William Ell
lingham, John A. Ewing, James A.
Gray and L. L. Kimberly.
Justice OF the peace-Phtlo Kimberly
and Pat Reilly.
Denis o'Keefe made motion to
appoint n committee OF three to declare
principles for Union district.
Tho committee was appointed as fol-
lows: D. o'Keeie, T. NJ. Darrah and @.
A. Schaefer.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
In Centre districts meeting ex-Mayor
seabrlght presided and suggestions
we're made as follows:
Delegates to tho congressional conven-
ton: John Waterhouse, John W..
Myles, Frank Woeber, Bernard Bach,
Frank Auber. Michael Fox, ]. Dailer.
Delegates to county convention: An
drow Stoetzer, Barney Staub. Daniel
Conners. Edward Kurtz, George Fink,
Henry Baker, John Glenn. John Snyder,
William Milligan, William Myles.
County commissioner: Phillip Voel-
linger and Charles Menkemellcr.
Board OF education: DR.. j. A. Camp
bell and Henry Kurner.
Justice Of the peace: Thomas Fox, sr.
County constable: John NJ. Short, NJ.
Fox, Edward KreutOr, Charles Sprasg,
Louis Snyder and Edward Heller.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Frank Gruso presided in Webster,
and Clerk Fee, OF tho gas board, acted
as secretary. Tho suggestions were: