Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12

For Cdnd1QdUeS Tor DlSCrlcC OluceS
and for Delegates to the Coming
County ConYention-Muc Inter-
est Evinced All Along the Line.
Full Reports from All the Dis
tricts Except Liberty - Clubs to
be Organized - Other Political
News.
The district Democratic suggestion
meetings were held throughout the
county, last evening, between the hours
of seven and eight o'clock, and were
well attended as a rule. while in several
of the districts the number of voters
present was unusually large. The
meetings were thoroughly representa-
tive of the party in the county, and the
lists of names placed in nomination af-
ford a wide range for choice on the part
of the voters, at the primary election to
be held next Saturday
The details are as follows:-
WASHINGTON.
The meeting was held at the Vigilant
engine house. and was called TO order
by County Committeeman 7. NJ. Kelly.
General Alfred Caldwell was made
chairman and F. ?. Daily secretary.
The following names were suggested
for the various district ofnces-
County Commissioner-Charles w.
Stanke. Christian Blum and John koch.
School Commissioner-W. a. Wilson
and Howard Mcdonald.
Justice-Louis Frederick, Jesse wells
and John Bachelor.
Constable-Co Cornelius Desmond.
Delegates to County Convention -
Henry Stein. Thomas NJ. Kelley, Eu-
gene H. Deiters, Charles Cunnlngham'
John Bachelor, Louis Zoeckler, owen
f. Dunlevy, John J. Kenny, James Bo-
gard. Patrick Scally and f. P Daily.
The meeting was a large and thor
Oughly representative one.
MADISON.
The Meeting was held in the Second
ward market house, and was called to
order at half-past seven by George
Hook. on whose motion R. S. Kinche-
loe. chairman of the Democratic County
Committee. took the chair. William
f. Hanke was elected secretary. Ihe
meeting was not as large as it should
have been. but still there have been
smaller suggestion meetings in the dis
trict. The following suggestions were
made
County Commissioner-Roy B. Nay
Vr
School Commissioner--Samuel Beris-
ford and DR.. E. c. Myers.
Justice-W. H. Caldwell and NJ. Craw-
ford.
Constable. B. Crawford and Lon
St Meyers.
Delegates to County Convention
John Loomis. John S. NaylOr, c. H.
Copp. Albert Hadlich, August Mathews,
A. A. Franzheim, J. c. Picket, James D.
Crawford and VIM. F. Hanke.
CLAY.
This meeting was held at the Office of
Justice d. Y. Phillips, and the rooms
were full. NJ. J. O'Kane was made
chairman and Eugene q. Hanke secre-
tary. The suggestions we're
County Commissioner-Henry Ro-
brecht and F. H. Lange.
School COmmissiOner-(LOng term,
Alex. Updegraff, Prof. J. NJ. Birch,
(short term). John G. McLain.
Justice George Arl1le, r. H. Gillespy
and Chris Siebke
Constable-T. w. Welch
Delegates TO County Convention
John A. Howard, Col. w. w. Arnett,
John G. McI4ain, Henry Nau, Prof.
John NJ Birch and R. B. Merchant.
UNION.
This meeting was convened in the
Police Court ROOM City Hall, and was
very we'll attended. P. f. Farrell was
made chairman and Edward Hughes
secretary. The suggestions were as
follows:-
County Commissioner - Charles
Schmidt and w II. Stell
School Commissioner-Col J. A. Mil
Ter.
Justice-Fred Burkhardt and James
Cahill.
ConstabIe-Stephen Wilcox and W.
A. Love.
Delegates to County Convention
James Mckinley, Ed. P. Hughes, Char
les Schmidt, James T. Gray and Fred
Friese.
CENTRE.