Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
WE'RE OUT IN FORCE.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT LAST NIGHTS
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
To Suggest Names for the Primaries-Dssp In
tsrsst Manifested, and Good Names Chosen,
all Along the Line.

last evenings suggestive meetings. In
every district except Richie the halls
set apart for the gatherings were filed
with enthusiastic and earnest members
Of the party. and at each assemblage the
interest manifested was far ahead of
that in any recent year. Indeed, more
than one district sent in reports that
the meetings had not been exceeded Tor
twenty or thirty years. Many citizens
not before seen at a suggestive meeting
were present and took an active part in
the proceedings, and there is every in
dication that the party In OHIO county
is preparing for an active campaign.
IN Richie district there was some
misunderstanding about the meeting,
and it was adjourned until Monday
evening. at Mozart Hall.
Following is the result OF the meet
ings in the districts in detail:
WASHINGTON.
The First ward meeting was called to
order at 1880 o. N. VIM. A. Wilson was
made chairman and Thos. NJ. Kelley
secretary. The following names were
suggested and adopted by the meeting:
Delegates TO Congressional Convention
Michael Stein, A. A. FranZheim,
Eugene II. Deiters, John Bachelor,
James Bogard, VIM, A. Wilson and
Alfred PAUL.
Delegates to County Convention-F.
J. Park, j. J. Kenney, Louis Zoeckler'
Edward Hamm, Henry Stein, Patrick
Moran, F. d. Frederick, John Ryan,
Dennis O'Lesry, John Henry and
Charles Beuter.
For County Commissioner-Henry
Voellinger, Charles Klein, John Koch,
School Commissioners. j. Park.
Justice OF the Peace-Jacob kuntz,
d. Il. Phillips.
COnstable-JOhn Bachelor, Jesse
Wells.
Executive Commlttee-Thomas NJ.
Kelley, John Henry, Patrick Moran,
john Ryan, Dennis O'Leary.
MADISON.
The suggestion meeting at the Second
ward market house was a very en-
thuHastic one. K. S. Kiocheloe, Chair
man OF the Ohio County Democratic
Executive Committee, called the meet
ing to order at quarter after eight
o'clock and named Capt. VIM. Prince as
temporary chairman. Mr.. Prince,
however. declined the honor, and Albert
Capps was called 10 the chair. On mo-
ton Of Charles Copp, Mr. CappS was
elected permanent chairman. Benz.
Goodwin was chosen secretary. The
suggestions made were as follows
Innunptinn AlhATt
Hadlich, Dan. Crymble, James D. Craw-
ford, August Mathews and John s.
Naylor.
County Convention-Edward Feind-
Ter, VIM. Welty, Grafton Beall, z. S.
Kincheloe, Albert Capps, DR.. Z. c.
Myers, Alex. burst, j. B. Crawford,
John Hines, Charles Lukens and /. r.
Moies.
County Commisslouer-Rob Is.
Burt, Albert Mayors, and Charles
Lukens.
School Commissioner-Gra Beall.
CLAY.
James Deviue was chosen chairman
and Eugene u. Hanke secretary. The
names suggested were:
Congressional Conventiou-M. d.
Post, Walter Hall, p J. Gavin, Henry
Nau, w. T.. English. f. p. Jepson,
Michael Warner, w. J. Hearne, John
A. Howard, Louis S. Delaplain.
County Couvention-John NJ. Birch,
J. j. Sheekey, John Arthur, Louis s.
Delaplain, John L. Rice, Jas. Divine,
John Outh, b. w. Merchant and
Joseph Foose.
County Commissioner-B. w. Mer-
chant and Henry Robrecht.
School Commissioner-Dr. Eugene
Hose.
UNION.
The meeting was called to order by
the Executive Committeeman. James
Mckinley was elected chairman and
Dave White secretary. The sugges
tious made were as follows:
Congressional Convention-James Nc
Ginley, E. P. Hughes, Silas Conner,
Charles Schmidt, Henry Beiberson, H.
d. Bayha, Edward Gilliese, Allan A.
Brock, p. L. Kimberly and Robert
Pekari.
County Convention-Fred Happy,
Andrew Mckinley, John Farrell. Joseph
FriedhofT. Joseph Yahn, Edward
Costello, Edward McEntee, VIM. Filing
ham, Fred Friese, WILDER Jacobs.
County Commissioner - George
Kress.
School Commissiouer-Wm. Filing
ham, John Ewing, James T. Gray and
2. L. Kimberly.
Justice-P. L. Kimberly and Patrick
Reilly.
CENTRE.
c. W. Seabright presided and made a
rafting good speech; w. j. Wiedebusch
acted as Secretary. The names sug-
gested were as follows:
Congressional Convention-John Wa
terhouse, Michael Fox, Frank a. Woe
Der, John Daler, Frank Auoer, John
w. Myles, Bernard Bach.
County Convention-AndreW Stoetzer,
Barney Stubs, Henry Baker, Edward
Kurtz, John Schneider, Geo. Fink.
Daniel Corners, w. A. Milligan, and
VIM. Myes.
County Commissioner-Philip Violin
ger aud Charles Menkemiller.
Board OF Elucation-Dr. John A.
Campbell and Henry kurner.
Justice-Thomas Fox, Sr.
Constable - John Shorts, Edward
Kreiter, Charles Spregg, Lewis Schnei-
der and Edward Heller.
WEBSTER.
The meeting was called to order by
Committeeman John Lane. Frank
Cruise was elected chairman and W. d.
Fee, secretary. The names selected
were as follows:
Congressional COMMUNICATIONS
". Kileen, Frank Cruise, Martin Tun-
new, Bernard Meehen, Jr., John Ear
pitz, J. h. Shsfer. f. Fl. Wilde and j.
A. Wood.
County Convention-J. A. Wood,
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