The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-15
Miller JOhn PAUL, jacob Enrug.
Executive COmnittCc--ChnrlC9 Bcu.

Miller, John PAUL. Jacob Knrns.
Executive COumittCc--CharlC3 Bcu-
ter
Second Ward.
Tho suggestion meeting was held In
Market hall and was poorly attended.
The suggestions were us follows:
Firat branCh-O. G. GCnther. II. d.
Carney ana Charles l.. Terry.
Second b,anch--,T. G., McLain, G. u.
Davis, JoECph Robinson, c. Mueller. W.
s. Bcrrcslorl. A. J. Foster, a. J. Nlhn
and J, y, GIree.
Executive committcc-Robcrt Craw-
ford.
THIRD Ward.
1t did not take long to make the suG-
Eestlons IN the Third ward and Squire
Phitiips' Office was more than largo
enough to accommodate the crowd. Tho
suggestions were:
First branch-C. +. Bandfass, Julius
Pollock. Fred Happy Frank Grusc,and
j. II. Goodwin.
Second hraach-Albcrt c. Bayhn, W.
+. Beck, Charles \. T'ciGler John Ar
thur. Jr.. William Welty, Charlea ",
Wlt2berEer, John l:cilmeyc", Joseph
Boslcy, owen McCann and +. j. Gavin.
Executive committcc-J. l." Gilicspy.
Seventh Ward.
There was quite contrast IN the
attendance at the Island engine house
last night and that nt the same place
when the Republicans suggested their
candidates. The suggestions were as
follows:
First hranch-R S. Kinchcloc, r. 7
Burt and Charles II. Wheeler.
Second branch-Chnrcs LukCns. II.
Jurgcons. jr.. Jones Pickett, jacob Cro-
sure. John Adams, Joseph Schalter, Dr.
e. c. Meyers and Alon2o Fells,
Executive cUmmittcu-B!ckcl Shep-
rard.
Fourth Ward.
The suggestion meeting was held on
the first ioJr OF the Atlantic engine
house The meeting was called TO order
by Robert EllinGham. after which Mr..
James McGinlcy wns chosen chairman,
and Mr.. Edward VaaS. sasretary. A
fair spr!uklIng Of the faithful was pres
cnt. The following names were suggest
ed:
First branch-Charlcs Schmidt and P.
+ Farrell
Second braHch-stcphen Wa:erhousc,
BomsIcG Gardner. Edward Naas.
Charles Ali. jr.. Joseph WeisSerber.
Robert EllnghaTl. Peter ErD. Peter
Hoe. George ". Abrams. and Patrick
Fitzelmm0ns.
Executive committee - Edward
Gleast, Fred Hell, and Edgar Plaakey.
Fiuh Nnrd.
The Democrats 0f the Filth ward as
scmblcd in the rooms nf the Pan Handle
club on South Main street. Mr. George
Hammer called the meeting 20 order. En-
Mayor Charles W. ScabriUht and eX-
City Clerk Thomas ]. Thoncr were
elected chairman and secretary. Mr..
Seahr!ght made I lengthy address In
which he urged that the ticket should be
made up Of the best timber in the
Fifth" The suggestions follow:
Frs; branch-Frank Wcndel and
William 4. St1etzer.
Second branCh-Thonlas T. Thoner,
Edward kurtz. Charles Dr!chorst. Ed
ward Scahr!Sht. John Wa;cShousa,
Bernhard Bach, W. B. Odbcrt and W. 4.
MillIEan.
Executive commlttee-Robert Devries,
jr., Van Cleary and Andrew Stoetzer.
>Iyth Nnr.i.
Letzkus hall on Twenty-fourth street
was the scene OF the meeting OF the
faithful Of the Sixth ward. The usual
wheel horses were present and aided In
naming a ticket which will be iSnomini-
Ously defeated. Waller Burke called the
meeting 10 order. Michael Bailey and
Walter Burke We're elected to act as
chairman and secretary.
First branch. ". Irwin.
Second branch-Bourk Watson. Ber-
nSrd Mchan. John c. Stroble, William
PAUL, Charles Stephens, Otto Werner.
William VI. Hana.an, Dr.. ]. R Manlcy,
McShane Lee. Fred J. Keyser Harry
Gartley and Joseph Yahn.
Executive committee - James Carol
and John Ern!g.
Eighth Ward.
The meeting In the Eighth ward was
held in tine second story % the Eighth
ward engine house and was attended by
the party leaders. who after naming
MeSsrs. q. W. Pell and Thomas VOL
Tingtoa as chairman and SECRETARY.
named the following ticket:
First branch-J. c. Beck.
Second branch-Christian Vicwec, jr.,
Henry W. Et2, G. W. Pell and W. r.
Covcy.
Executive committee-Frcd D. Stras-
SER
FOREIGN CROPS,