Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-12

County Conventions.
The vote was very light, as rule, bu
still there were two or three hot fights or
which brought out fair number of voters
particularly in Triadelphia, where nearI
the full party strength was polied in IN
! fight between Joe Brady and mis- support
ers, on one side, and the regular count.
ring on the other. Mr.. Brady was thrown
down." of course, but he is getting used Il
that result by this time.
Below will be found the details OF I'M
balloting. There are six delegates IRON
each district in the county TO. each OF th'
three Conventions:
WASHINGTON.
State-John Feisi2, Fulton 49, First ware
lSf; David Greer, Fulton 10, First Warg 10
Joseph Hedges. Fulton II. First ward lSi
VIM. Mccormick, Fulton q, First war rs6! 4o1 I
VI. Altmeyer, Fulton l6, FIRST ware ISo' =, =
II. Riddle. Sr.. Fulton >, First ward loS; II
G. Mooney. Fulton y; IirS ta w9r as 100 - :
Congres siOIal-Wm. Coy4e, fitoH -
First ward s.; Dr. c. F. Uirich, Fulton 10
First ward 16S: Jacob Sny9er; IL fu Fn
ton 9, First ward 129; J. *. List, tNitoh >
First ward III; Edward Elliott, Fulton IL y
First ward i2i; Henry Morris tu!ton - y
First ward 20 George Zoeck.er' ruitoA 30 30
First ward ~: VIM. Goehring, Fulton IS
First ward IS; r. l.. Frazier, Fulton !, FRS
ward Il: Geo. b. Riddle. Futon L Firs
ward Sc; VIM. Schwertfeger, Fulton D. fIrs
Courtv-Frark Stanton. Fulton Is, FRS
ward ~. G. s. Bril!es. Fulton 5, First ware
100; l.. J. Davis, Fulton TO- FIRST war; ara i iSs
John w. McNary, Fulton I, First ware lgS
II. 3. Drabell Fulton 3; FIRST warg %, -
W: II. Muegge, Fulton l6' FIRST w ware 20 w ~,
First ward No l.. w
Conneiley. Fulton is. First ward ~; Ed
ward Hazlett, Fulton Il, First ward 20,
John RodeLbaugh, Fulton o. FIRST ware
1O3 James NcCahon. Fulton &. FIRST war;
%: Henry Serg. Fulton II. First ward %
The last two Withdrew from the ticket ard
had their names taken OF.
MADISON.
state-G. F. Taylor. Second ward q, Isl
and 81: Samuel Kraft. Second ward -. Isl.
ara 81: S. II. Bell Sec0pd ward a.. Island
so; ]. II. Devore, Second ward Il, Island oil
Prof. J. McH Jones, Second ward III. Is
and lC1: y. c. Hamilton, Second ward o.
leland 90; C. II Sensfsnsy Sec scoT |1JE ~ 81
c.. Island so: BENZ. EX.ey, Jr., Second wdrG
70. Island 81; II. T. McGregor. Second ward
81. Island g. ~ The winners a.. Kraft. JoEes $
Hamilton, Senseney, Cowden and Me-
C(65rygress!onal-Hugh Hawkins. Second
ward 49, Island nc; J. O. Gray, Sc
ond ward 10. Island n; Or. W
ca i Ez'5F ss T5Tdr S S1Ta 7tS IS
Tsland III: D. c. List, Second ward li2
Island 10; z. buchanan, Second ward lio'
Countv-Fred Meyer. Jr., Second ward g.
Island 81; W; y Baird second W Wa ~ ~ -
and 81; W. p. McKelvey. Second ward $:
Island 9S: DR. r. ". HaZlett. Second ward
Sc. Island IS: c. II. Collier. Second ward ~
4
Island g.; Hugo L. Loos. Sec0ord ward Il;
island GO: Dr. w. c. EtZ,er. Second ward
81 island G.: W. G. Wilkinson. Second ward
26. Island %; \. J. Clark. Second ward Of;
20. Island q The winners are Msyer'
Clarke. McKelvey, Collier, Hearn Baird.
CLAY.
state-P. p. .Dobbins $50; Levi Cassell -
Henry Baer %. y. 3. Scott ll3 Samue.
Uselton III, John Frew 1l2. Louis Gut
me- Ra5 y; B MSH + ss8 1 r.
II. ". Mcclure i79. Fl. ". Fair 179, Dr. L.
Il cd mTSty p. Campbell los Edward
Caldwell 90 Bert Hobbs l55, Or. 5. /. JSp-
-'''e Nv UNION.
state-Geo. b. Caldwell ~. Samuel Sloan
1856. Ed E. Baldwin y, James McAdams
~ Ge3rgs LOGS W j. T. I I95T5 49, a. Waiter
wills so S o. Royce @. J. +. W. McCuIey
90 Robert Teasdale Il, NJ. J. FITZPATRICK =
Corgre ssioral-George 3. Caldwell lv'.
Samuel Sloan 10, Ed. +. Baldwin 81, James
McAdams III. George Locs "a, Jon: K
Butts 142 Charles Loefiler 100, W. a. Craw-
ford So Walter Wills II. :. q. Boyce ", >
F. W. McCulley IS, Robert Teasda!e a. NJ
j. Fitzpatrick -.
County-Hermann Zwicker 12t Harry
Hooking NJ. Hermann Hess 1l6. Celia
Marks IS, S. o. Royce -. Samuel shit
$50. J. NJ. Confer a. \. 7. Hump 81. Charles
well IS. NJ. A. Chew 2, James Marshall a
r. A. Schuler 80, d. f. Mcdonald 10, j. T.
W McCuliey IS.
1t was after midnight when Union re-
ported.
CENTRE.
Each candidate received % votes-all that
statsGX. E: Whit@4ker4 6 ,5 F BaG n II
Travis and E. r. MetZner.
Congres sional-Wm. Nesbitt. j. G. w
Bsier. d. Morris. c. Leorhart, Joseph. Dun
lap and Robert Wilkinson
County-D. r Spriug, !. D. Hal. Dr
VIM. Petrle. c. u. Daily, DR.. d. II. Taylor
and w II. Travis.
WEBSTER.
Static. a. Helmbright 23l, David Evans
234 John Cummings 154, Jos. r. Travis 2tS
Leroy Miller "a Geo. 81. Meyers lS3
Charles Dean III. Capt :. A. Carney 80
\. {. f. Hbeling 1856. 49,.
CCrgressional-C. \. Helmbright Z5
John Cummings 172. Capt. A. a Carney 100
4. -. Howe l9S. ]. D. Stanton l52. Geo. St
Meyers 1874. 4. c. +. E5eling 40, Charlie:
Moore 2l6, John Barto.is l59, VIM. Scham'
bra $50.
l. L TS1 ma NTif
Evans 176. Wm. Scham0ra 62, Oliver 2
Reed AS. Geo. w. thinner 60. V. Frank z
VIM. Remck Ga. Geo. Bordeaux y, Charles
Repke 81 c. II. Dover 90 Geo. w. Wilkin
son 70. Jas. .Callihan Us, Louis Miller q
VIM. Latouch a.
RITCHTE.
State-E. p. Wheat 80. Albert Drum 2l1
W. H. B.On 20l, Fred Scbaf=r 80, Th0ma!
Doyle $40, Conrad Bramer 80 f. c. VII
Liams 900; joseph Bero IS Jon1 D. May II
ard Booker a, Alex Bebout 80, Charles
MOrringstar 10.
Corgres sional-J. D. May 224 Chas Morn.
ingstar 81. Frank Edele 246. w. J; Stein l96
W. p. Rose 216 Robert l.. carp 9l2, Nathan
lei Mountford us, VIM. thinner 246. F. c
County-A. J. Schultz 236. c. E. Morri.
146 Wiley Woods l6l. Richard Wynn 50
Harry Cunningham i5S CAar arr, - Bry =, ~
George Bowman 40, Geo. Bell lI3, Thomas
Rose l61, DR.. Edward Armbrecht 222, Chas
Morningstar los, Frank Edele liS, ". II
Blou l2S
LIBERTY.
State-A. S. Bell r. NJ. Maxwell. Elzs
Bowman. Henry Spears, J. c. Lewis anC
Frank Garrison.
CCnp a sional-W. L. Riggs, VIM. Davis
z. r Waite. H. c. Dunlap II. L. Mccain
mass and J. r. Whitman.
CCurty-Wsst Liberty Curtis delegate:
had a majority over McCuiloch delegates
receiving II votes TO 80. The leading de-
gates arr D. NJ Blarey. y. r. Murray, W
r. Gibson, c. \ Bedford. Geo Morrison
Jr.. and AL Davis. At Valley Grove thu
Curtis delegates received 80 votes TO Il fol
the McCulloch delegates. At P0;onas tht
McCuiloch delegates got votes ard tht
Curtis delegates II.
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