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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

The full extcrt OF the glorious Victory
achieved BY the Republicans OF Ohio
county last Tuesday was not fully mp
fFcc!atet on Tuesday night. when It
appeared MS though Mckinley would
not have more than 400 majority over
!fyoa. Tho ,Intcr precincts swellcd the
figures to the ITO mark. which Is 1Ol
h';tcr than the head OF the ticket OF
"'i, Captain Dovener. did, And Cap
vain Dorcner, on hIs recollection, leads
'"e ticket In his homo county, having
i''@J 10 the good. 'H.t
Ir. RichardE' close call was the most
interesting feature OF the election az
tFmath yesterday. At noon all the
IF"cinct7 0; the county had been re-
ported to Clerk Moffnt. Of the county
board Of commissioners, and It was soon
Earned that tho lag, precincts had In
Creased Mr.. H!chnrds' majority from
~ to 100. ~
IN the dIstr!c,s tho Republicans prac-
"''!ly swept The platter clahn. Except
"E In Liberty district. where Mr. Max
wei wan beaten BY his NoEJocrat!c OPP
''a@H'' Fur!8. the Democrats did not
W. 4 thing. In ConIre district two JUS
'''' ana two c0nstablcs were TO DO
,,'"'eh. The Rcpubllcnas NAMED only
r, mn candidate for each, .Eosn Demo-
en- there.
Below will be found the geturna from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
A GAMBLERS sCHEME.


The fact developed late last night
that the cause OF tho general hurrah
by the, Popocrats around town last
night was the organized efforts OF
gamblers TO draw cut bets. The people
on the inside knew just where to strike
and they did It wiki effect. A number
of private kilograms were displayed,
tending TO show that Bryan was sure
OF receiving enough electoral votes TO
elect him. This caused great amount
OF enthusiasm In the organized camp,
and II the more generous had contri-
butcd toward getting q band, there
would have been a turnout OF the en-
envy OF very numerous proportions.
After the crowd about the Register
Office had heard OF the parade In CHI
cago, It was good and ripe. and n num-
Der Of gamblers among whom we're q
number OF Democrats. offered bets on
Mckinley at 500 TO $40. a number OF
these were taken and at midnight
satisfied erin was distinguished on the
faces OF the Mckinley bctters.
The better element OF the silverites
"smelt 4 mouse" and advised against
tn. bets, but mad enthusiasm and hope
for the impossible prevailed against the
good Judgment u men who are old
enough 70 know better.
The Register unconscientiously
helped along the fake by trying to en-
,thuse the crowd In front for all It was
worth. The force In the business Office
was carried away by tho shouting: ard
although they knew there was nothing
to base even II hope for Bryan's election
on, they allowed the boys to bet their
money. and by their encouragement
caused many poor fellow 20 put up
his last penny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
CHAIRMAN HALL TALKS
ofFentures OF the Battle OF HslIots-aIr.
Nichnr'lS CONTEXT FOR tho Sherinalty.
The Gold Democratic Vote Small.

VI Features OF the Battle OF Nal1ots-nTr,
Richnr',s' Contest FOR tho Sherinalty.
The Gold Democratic Vote Small.
Chairman Hail, In an interview with
an lntelllgencer reporter last night,
said:
Our poll OF the county showed over
1,G00 Republican majority, after count
ing all Gold Democrats, Silver Republic
cans and doubtful against us. So far
as the returns show the sound money
Democratic vote in Ohio county did
not innteriulize to any extent. So far
as there were any such votes they were
cast. or course. from motives OF the
highest patriotism and reflect grca,
credit on the men who cast them. am
aware TINT the strength OF the sound
money Democratic vote Ia not 20 be
measured by tho vote for Palmer and
Buckncr. for I know OF Democrats that
voted for Mckinley and Hobart. Put
ting them nil together, however, the nS-
greSatc comes no where near the est.
mate of the sound money Democrats
themselves.
II can think OF no other reason for
the shrlnkagc than that a good many
Democrats who were for sound money
and Intended to vote for It. weakened
under the terrific FIRE OF persuasion and
persecution put upon them by the
Ponocraislc politicians. Some OF the 40
tive men In the sound money Democrat
lc movement estimated their strength
~ high as 1000. thought Il might
amount TO 900, bnt cannot lnd them In
tho short time I have had TO analyZc
the returns. or course clever anoly
Ais may develop more than l think were
cast. We fully expected to carry every
district In the county except probably
Isichlnnd. a good many OF our candl-
dates did carry, Centre, and Bryan only
carried ilohland by II, while we elected
Mr.. Glass, the Republican county COM
missioner, In tina; district.
~ regret very much the defeat OF Mr..
Maxwell, OF Liberty district, for no is
ono of tho very best members of Che
hoarl OF commissioners. He vase do
feated by Republicans who will have 10
deal with n majority OF Democrats
election officers ut the next election.
when. they may regret their action of
Tuesday. ii -
Our county ticket has gone through
magniflcently. The majority for MIR,
Richards Is smaller than We expected,
but tho whole Democratic flghs was
ccntcred on Richards. Two weeks ago
we.had knowlcdge OF this intention and.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
1000 Went 10 Canton,

Travelling Passenger Agent o. r.
Wood, OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road. said last evening that his road
alone had carried from Wheeling to
CaHton over 1000 people during the
campaign. OF these fully 5000 wers
West NirGinians. The Cleveland, L-o-
rain & Wheeling also took several thou
sand from this city and state AIore
West F!rsinians visited Major Mckinley
during the late campaign than any. other
state outside of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
nENWoOp PEOPLE HEARD
Bryan WINS Elected and Celebrated LAS,
Night.

The rumor that Bryan was elected
gained crcdencC IN Benwood last night,
assisted by mlschlcvous Wheeling
police officer who In answering the tele-
phone enquiry OF an anxious Ben
wood Popocrat. sent back word that
the Roy Orators election was certain.
The report spread like wild-nre and In
Simultaneous combustion soon filled the
streets OF the Marshall county town
with Popocrnts, all sizcs. trying 10
make night hhtous In celebrating their
victory. Tin horns and rusty voices
were used with telling effect and the
din kept up from midnight until early
this morning. Thr Bryanite brethren
tramrOd through the mud and rain ami
yelled as though the millennium had
conc. The Republicans became alarm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
North Dakota All Right.

Mr.. John W. Devine yesterday re-
ceired d telegram from his-brother. Hon
Joseph Devinc, OF North Dakota, who
ran for lieutenant governor on tho Re-
publican ticket IN that state and was
elected. in which he stated the state
had gone for Mckinley by 5000 raa-
FORTY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

Mr.F. ]. Weiss. who has been an en-
ploye at the Bloch Bros. tobacco works.
South Wheeling, for many years. called
at the lntelligencer office last night and
denied that the story he said he was
told by F. II. Lange. that the workmen
there had boon coerced into voting the
Republican ticket. There was no coer-
c!on, says Mr.. Weiss. No employees
were approached by anyone with regard
to the party which they would support
at the election. Dir. Lange TO The con-
trary notwithstanding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
AS usual, Inc R!tehle RepuhlIcans

Justices-D. J. Mccormick. (D.), 56l:
3. Lcwedag. (D.), 563: ]. W. Schultze.
R.). 1914: James Allen, (R), 1913.
COnstahles-W. II. Spccht. Cd, 555;
f. Frederick. 3D., 55i; W. WeIser. (R).
LOIS; William Kelsing. (R.), LOIS.
School board (country)-McCully
CD. Is; J. Wright, ST., (R.), 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
LIBERTY DISTRICT

sho only ono In Tho County to Have
Democratic Commissioners,
County commissioned. N. Farls,
D)
School enthusiastically. G. Frazier.
(R)
Jus,Ices-w. 7. Gibson. (R), and
John Gardner. (R.)
Constnbles-John B!ggs. (R,). and W.
R. Hanna, (R)
This district enjoys the peculiar dis
tinctlon OF being The only one In the
county that will be represented by n
Democratic county commissioner. The
vote Is as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
Co, Com. School Cor
ppni'unr 1Iarn g..Ir, NJ

JustIccs-iiugh Dawson, (D.), 800:
Thomas Fox, sr.. ODD. 1856; W. w. Rog-
ere, R.), 299.
Constnbcs-John Shorts, (D.). s7s;
Edward I.elfer, (D.), ISL; Dom. Nor
r!s. (R.). 4l5.
School commissioner (short term)-
s. II. Knslcy, (R.). unopposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
3, The Vote Is as follows

Justices OF tho pcace-Cahil, (D1,
6G3: Burkhardt. 3D.. Coz; Fitzpatrick,
(R.). 63S; Confer. (R.), Gia.
Constablcs-WNcox, D.). CSC: Love,
Cd. COS: Thomas. (R). &C: Worken-
hour. (R.). 63i.
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did all We could to combat the move
mcnt. They were willing to trade any
thing for vote for sheriff. and unfortu-
nnteiy they found TOO many Republic
cans TO deal with them on this basis.
heard one Democrat say that he had
traded his vote for Mckinley half 4
dozen times for votes for Irwin, but this
fight Is over and Richards goes In by n
good majority. Nevertheless, our coun-
~. candidates all made splendid can
vass and aided materially In the spleu-
did victory"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

Justice OF the peacc-R. Sample, (D.),
III: ". Shorts. CD. III; w. II. Gibson,
R), 23l: John Gardner. R.). 23l.
Constablos-John Hunt, CD, Isl: NJ.
Vlr,nlllton, Cd. 1874: John BIggs. (R.).
227: w. r. Hanna, (R.). 235.
For eight months school-77 votes.
For seven months schools votes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
Thcre wne a lnndalIle In Clny. Zoo.

School commisslonor (nhort term)-
J; O. MeLnln, ID, Sas; s. l.. Jcpson,
Justices II. +;cllcsry, tp.), bs,;
Chris Slebkc. (D.), J57; l.. c. Gcnthcr,
U0. I0l; J. Il. Thompson, (R.), 7Oi.
Constnblcs--T. W. WEIGH, ID, b36;
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Jnntlces OF the poace-W. II. Cald-
we'll, CD. l,Ga2: NJ. Crawford. 3D.,
1857: X. c. Pctormnn. (R), 1.2l3
ConstnblcF-A. L. ST. Myers, Cd.
1859; $. Crawford, R.). 653; z. a. Bcy-
mer, ut.). 1926.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
Republicans Turn Dat aud Capture
EvcrythIng In slyI,t.

County commissioned. Burkett. (R.)
School commissioners. +. Shlrk, CRY
Jus;ices-J. C. Maxwell, R.). and NJ.
S. Smith. (R)
Constables-Thomas Burk, (R.), and
William Robinson. (R.)
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MADISON DISTRICT
Comes Up Smiling with an Increased Ma

Gomez Up SmiIIng With an Increased Ma
jority.
County commissioner-H. p. Nc
GreEor. (R)
School commissloncr-Myron Hub
bard, (R)
Justices-W. II. Caldwell. CD and
II. c. Peermln. R)
Constables-A. L. st. Myers. 3D. and
H. A. Beginner. R)-
There was no contest In the election
OF Caldwell for Justice and st. Myers
for constable, both appearing on the
Republican and Democratic tickets,
which accounts for the Immense vote
received by them. Tho vote In detail:
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CLAY DISTRICT.
hS Elsewhere tho Itcpubiicnns Win.
DObbius, lIheldnfrer nj tho Others,

County commissioner. i. Dobblns,
(R.)
School commissioners. c. RIhcldar-
Ter, Us.), and S. L.,Jcpson, (R.)
JuStIcea--L. C. Genthcr, (R.). and ].
i. Thompson. R.)
Constnbles-M. Bennett, QR) and os.
Gray, Qt.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

ed that Mckinley was defeated, hw
messages from the city soon GAINED
their fears. When the Popocrats wake
up this morning and see how badly
fooled they were. what thay.ll say Will
ha a-nlapt,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
WEBSTER DI9TRICr.
Hcm, Republican, for Commissioner,
Wins by -Four Votes.

WIZ NJ 'o'Ff FVEtHs
County commlssloner--Joh Hons, (R,)
School commissoncr-A. ]. McNash,
R)
JuEtIces-John Anderson, tR.), and
William Frank, N.)
C9nstahlcE-J. a. Laruc. (R.), and NJ.
w. Smith, N.)
In Webster district the Republicans
made sweep for district oinces,ns viii
be seen In the rcauiDc above. The vote
IN detail for county commissioner md
school commissioner was as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
Commisiioner Otto Tyson Reelected by a
lIandsome Majority.

County commissIoncr-otto Tyson.
R.)
School commissloncr--J. A. Miller.
CD
JustIces-M. J. Fitzpatrick, (R.), and
J. NJ. Confer. (R.)
Constab!es-Harry Thomas, (R.). and
H. Workenhour. (R.)
Colonel Jerc Miller was thc only
Democrat saved In Union district and
he only beat Mr.. James McAdams by
twenty votes. The vote Is as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

Justkes-Jessc Wells, (D.), 5s7; John
Bachelor. ID. 5SS: J. II. Riddle. (R.).
Gs?: ]. G. Haherheld, (R). Csc.
Constables-L. Carney, 3D.. 56t; C.
Stanle. CD. 562: George Mckinley. (R.)
G9I: A. McConahcy, (R.), COS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
HIGHLAND DISTRICT,
Not TO he Icn behind, Sho too Goo, Re.
publican.

Not 10 he Len Behind, Sho too Goes Re-
publican.
County commissloner--R. p. Glass,
R.)
School commissioners. Crlss. (D.)
Justlccs-M. McNoal, (D.). and D. A.
Waddlc, (R,)
Constablcs--robcrt Constain. CD,
and S. Mcdonald. (R.)
County commissioner Glass major
ity IN Rlchland was thlrty-c!ght votes
md school commissioner Crlss four.
Co. Com. School Com.
prec. MoCol,h. Glass. Crlas. MoColh.
L.: - :. :.' =. III q i, d Il, e IS
T Tot; -. 1'' ' 70 so5 700
Justices of the pcace--M. McNeal. IT,
2l7: d. A. Waddle. QR.), 1879; NJ. Ven
ncman. R.), 1876.
Constablos-Robert Conatain, (D.),
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Hare Heats Voeliinger-Chnrley senbrisht
Brafcn.

Beaten.
County comn,!ssioncr-A. S. Hare,
(R.)
School commissioners. watcrhousc,
jr., (R)
Justiccs-.W. W. Rogers. tR.), and
Hugh Dawson. (D.)
Constahles-D. ". Morris. (R). and
Edward Heller. CD
The only Democrats who got In in
Centre were those who were unonpos-
cd by Republicans. Tho figures for
county commissioner and school COM
missioner were rs follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
The ten districts OF the county. for dis
trict Offices:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Rspublicans Won In all of the District
Fights There.

County Commiss!oncr-Jacob Klndcl-
berger. tR-)
School commissioning. S.Noble, (R.)
Justiccs-J. II Riddle. (R.) and j. c.
Haberfleld, (R.)
Constables-Georsc Mckinley, (R.)
and A. McConahcy. (R.)
a clean sweep in Washington was
not unexpected. The figures:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
RICHIE DISTRICT.
retse Made an Intere't.ng Contest, but
Fritz Wins.

County commlssIoner-Adolph Fritz,
R.)
School commissioners. Schaub. (R.)
Justiccs-J. W. SchultZe, (R.). and
James Allen, (R.)
Constable-W. We!ser, (H.) and Will
lam Keising, (R.)
School board (county)-J. Wright, ST.
AS usual, the Richie Republicans
won an unbroken victory. August Fette
gave Mr.. Fritz good confess. for coun-
~ commissioner. but the latter won on
good margin. The figures:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

Joseph Anderson, (R). 956: William
Frank. tR). 9Ji.
Constaoles-M. Henncsan. 3D.. 905:
): McDermotttD.) 9l2: J. A. Larue, (R.),
s57; N. W. Smith. (R.), 954.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

Justice OF the peacc-J. BedIlnon. (D.)
4S7: c. S. Terrell. 3D.. 4S3: j. C. Max
we'll, (R,), 5i5; N. S. Smith. (R.), $50.
a5les-Wllllam Warden, (D),
i7S: John Anderson. (D.), 40; Thomas
Durk, Ge). 55l; William Robinson, (R.),
ISL.
Ten months school-27 votes.
blight mnnlhS Srhnnl-l1 Nntns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05

2l6: S. Mcdonald. tR.). 1875: Taylor
Keller. (R-), 1885,
For eight months school-T5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-05
IT'S GLORIOUS.
The Extent OF the Republican Vic.
tory in Ohio County
NOT REALIZED TUESDAY NIGHT
The Majority for Mckinley Passed
the ZOO Mark,
AND OTHERS NOT FAR AWAY.

Captain Doyener Leads the Ticket, ns He
Did In ,oi-Sherin Richntda Wins by
i3o-chairman Hall Give, III, impress
rions of tho Vote as Polied-sound
Money Democratic Strength Not as
Great a, was EIpec,ed-Tho Detailed
rigurs, FOR the District Contests.
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republican majority.

This district, as will be seen by the
following figures, gave an increased
Penul,lIr,p ", IorIt,.
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UNION DISTRICT.

John Hnlp!n. (D.). $40; q. Bennett, (R.)
722: Os. Gray, col.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25
ID. b. McAIorrIes.

After painful illness Mr.. d. b. Nc.
Morries died Thursday night, II l5
O'Clock, at the plantation residence Of
Mr.. NJ. Parker, near Pitts Ferry In the
Braaos bottom. Tho remains were
brought to Bryan yesterday morning
aud the funeral took place from the
residence Of Col. r. X. Chatham,
brother.in-law OF deceased, In the after.
n ron at o'clock. Members Of the X.
Of II. and A. o. U. W, met at their
hall and attended tie funeral. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Geo. +.
Clothier.
Mr.. MEMORIES was u years, months
and nine DAYS old. lie leaves two
children, bright little girls, who have
$4,000 insurance each In their favor.
Mr.. Memories was kind, generous,
noble hearted and universally popular.
his death occasions widespread grief In
Brazos county where he has made his
home for 90 many Years. His last
hours eere frightened by kind and
thoughtful attention Of friends from
Bryan ana eli over the bottom who did
everything In their power to save his
lie and relieve his suffering,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-25
NO WOMEN DELEGATES.
The Proposition Was short Eighteen
Votes Required 90 Garry u.

Votes Required to Garry Il.
BALTIMORE. April 2i.-An thercturns
have been received from the Methodist
Episcopal g lhssnces in America and in
mission fields Of the vote ON the woman
question, and have been tabulated by
Roy Lucien Clark, pastor OF the Madi-
son Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
in this city.
These returns, according to this table,
show that the Baltimore proposition TO
amend the second restrictive rule Of the
discipline so rs 10 make women eligible
for election as lay delegates to the gen
eral conference. has been defeated by
only 10 votes.
The vote Of the North Dakota confer
enoe, which has just been received, was
the last taken ON the proposition With
that included In the table which DR..
Clark has prepared, the vote is shown
10 be i5l5 for the admission Of women,
and 2529 against. The total vote was
1904. Three-ionrths Of this would be
1888, or Is more than were cast for the
proposition 10 admit women.
The vote 20 change the basis Of minis.
terial representation In general confer
ences one delegate for every IS minis
tiers to one for every 65, has been lost
The vote was 6678 for the proposition
and 2S0s against, the majority being
considerably less than the necessary
three -fourths.