Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-25

D. m, and in Liberty and Rich
land from l p. m. to 8 p. m.-The
Returns Will Be Received at the
Sheriff's Off1ce-The Candidates.
This afternoon and evening the Re-
publican county primaries will be held
at the voting places in the several dis
tricts published, in the Register Thurs
day morning.
The polls will be open in the city
districts from 2 to p. M, in Triadel-
phia from 2 to S p. M, and in Rich
land and Liberty from l to p m.
The returns will be received this even
ing at the Sheriff's Office.
Interest is divided between the con-
testants for County Commissioner and
the fight between the candidates to the
Congressional convention, between the
Dovener and Campbell men. That the
Dovener delegates will win out, is con-
ceded by those best informed but the
Campbell vote will be very creditab.e
There will be q good deal of guess
work in Madison, Webster and Liberty
districts, where there is nothing on the
| ticket to distinguish Dovener men
from Campbell men. Some Campbell
men may slip in down there, although
the friends of Captain Dovener say
there will be no especial trouble.
The candidates for Office and dele
gates in each district are as follows:
WASHINGTON
Congressional observation-disclosures
Delegates-C. J. Rawlings, Matt. Alt
! myer, Henry Morris, Jacob Snyder, S
Kraft, C. W. Kirbach and William
Schwertfeger. Campbell Delegates
Ralph Wagner, A. P. Campbell, e. D.
Elliott, A. E. Scheehle, Peter Mel
house, Edward Birch and Charles Och
County Conventional. P. Chew, D.
C. List, Charles Hanke, George Zoeck-
Ter, Lawrence Dunlap, James H. Rid
die, James E. Hanes, John Mosher
w. H. Muegge, Charles Smith, J.
Brilles, Newton Arbuthnot, John Koch
J. A. Britt and William Mooney.
County Commissioner-Jacob Kin
delberger.
Board of Education-Frank Stanton
Members of County Executive Com
mittee-Rudoiph Schafer and Charles
Banner.
MADISON.
Congressional Delegste s-Dr. c. w
| Etzler, j. McHenry Jones, Addison Is
rael, R. K Giffen, John c. Williams
DR.. Best, VIM. H. Hearne, w. H. H g.
gins, NJ NJ MCGEE, G. H. Collier and
Ralph Whitehead.
County Convention-B. S. Allison
J. O. Gray, DR.. H. H. HARRISON, George
Schick, W. M. Baird, c. H.. Watkins
Jr.; Carl Anderson and c. E. Bailey.
County Commissioner-H. P. Nc
Gregor and G. w. Kennedy.
Board of observation-disclosures Whally
~ d. DdCtCIlC, Idllcl DlASOl, III. -
H. Harrison, Alexander Mitchell
James Cummins, ]. H. Devore and J
H. Dehmel.
Constable-Z. A. Beymer, Jr., Ste
phen Crawford and Ehrhard Schener-
lein
County Committee-W w. Rogers
and H. E. Underwood.
CLAY.
Congressional Concentration Dow
ener, DR.. Wingerter, George House, Fl
w. Fair, w. l.. Jones, Charles Reed
John w. Kindleberger and john c.
| Riheldaffer. For Campbell-Dr Still
yards, George Brush, VIM. Cochran
H. Halter, Theo. Watson, Samuel Rey-
NJ Ids and Edward Dick
County Convention-Henr Pember-
| ION, DR.. John R. Dckey Edward Dick
| Louis Horkheimer, Jesse Dixon, VIM
| McGannon, Hermann Schockey, Frank
Darby and Harry Halter
County Commissioner : VIM. tiut-
man, Samuel Uselton, H. l.. Wheat
Benz. Bachman, Jas. V. Dickey and
| Charles E. Vankeuren.
| Board of Education--Dr. S. L. Jep-
son, S. B. Mcclure, G. l.. Cranmer and
Green B. Jefferson.
F. JUSTICE. E. w McCully and John
F Thompson.
Constable. L. Lovejoy and Frank
Darby.
Executive Committee-John W. Kin
! delberger.
At late hour last night it was ascer.
tanned that while Uselton's name would
! remain on the ticket to-day. the votes OF
| his friends and their influence would go tc
| Bachman for Commissioner. 1t was also
| ascertained that Wheat was practically
| out of the fight which thus narroWS dowr
| to Bachman, Gutman and Van keuren
| A good deal of very fine work was done
! last night. and some cash was necessary
| to adjust matters to the shape they vii
| be found in to-day. 1t is a fine game, al
| through.
UNION.
| Congressional Convention-For Dow
ener, George B. Caldwell, Samuel Sloan
Thomas G. Britt, Harry Hooking. Dan
| iel West, John Beckett and Simon
Klein. For Campbell, Levi Cassell
| Thomas Morgan, George w. Clifton
Thomas Stanley, George Confer, Con
rod Rachman Jesse McCausland and