Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-21
JUDGES AND CLERKS

The deputy Supervisors OF board OF
elections have appointed the follow
ing judges and clerks to officiate at the
1lnerenr precincts in Bellaire and
Pultney Township on the coming cleo
ton day. November 9Th:
Bellaire, Precinct No. John w.
Wise and James Dunfee, Republican
judges; Charles w. Wise, Republican
clerk; Theodore Neff and Charles Nc
Garry, Democratic judges; w. A. Mey-
ers, Democratic clerk.
Precinct No. 2, Quincy-Isaac MCGEE
and James Belville, Republican judges;
N. "A. Neff, Republican clerk; Emmett
Mckeen and Alexander Neff, Demo-
cratic judges; Franklin Nebb, Demo-
cratic clerk.
First ward, Bellaire-John McNabb
and Donald Mcdonald, Republican
judges; VIM. Fry, Republican clerk; M.
Huffman and John Lafferty, Demo-
cratic judges; e. l.. Alum, Democratic
clerk
Second ward-John Garrett and Jos.
Satterfeld, Republican judges; Charles
Crowley, Republican clerk; Luke Cav
in and Patrick Brannon, Democratic
judges; William K. Crozier, Democratic
clerk.
Third ward-Henry B. Miller and G..
w. Bente, Republican judges; John W.
Fish, Republican clerk; A. PorIerfield
and George Kern, Democratic judges;
John Rodewig, Democratic clerk.
Fourth ward, Precinct An. List
and Ernest Bentfeld, Republican
judges; G. c. Scott, Republican clerk;
Jacob Schram and D. Wyrick, ST.,
Democratic judges; w. B. Workman,
Democratic clerk.
Fourth ward, Precinct B-M. T.
Carnes and George w. Littleiohn, Re-
publican judges; T. C. Cochran, Re-
publican clerk; D. w. Cooper and John
s. Crow, Democratic iudees; II. P.
Rodewig, Democratic clerk.
Fifth ward-John Turn and P. 0.
Criswell, Republican Judges hennan
F. Geetze, RenVbican clerk: Isaac Ny
ers and ]. w. Milligan, Democratic
judges; J. A. Lockwood, Democratic
clerk
West Wheeling Precinct-W. S. Loe
and William Dixon, Republican judges;
A. Stewart, Republican clerk; H. G.
Harris and William K. Tarbet, Demo-
cratic judges; George H. Purdy, Demo-
cratic clerk.
BELLAIRE NOTES.
Mrs. Charles Lancaster and children,
of the Fourth w&rd, have returned
home from a months visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Attorney ]. A. Gallaher departed
yesterday for Columbus on business.
Rev. Earl Du Bots, of Missouri, who
is a guest at the home Of his parents
in the Fifth ward, spent yesterday at
Il; al,
studied for the ministry
S. A. Myers, travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific railroad
company, with headquarters at Pitts
burg, was in the city on business yes
terday.
The following Ohioans were in the
city yesterday: Mrs. Noling, of Ham,
mondsville; John T. Kelley, OF Cleve-
land; W. A. and William Rutledge,
Miss Mary Rutledge, of Youngstown;
Mrs. Bolton, of Cleveland; r. R. Watt,
of Barnesville; A. S. Carmen, of Ak
ron.
Robert c. Jones, travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul railroad company, with headquar-
ters at Cincinnati, was in the city yes
Gay on business.
NJ. "A. Casio general manager OF the
Standard boiler and bridge works, left
yesterday for points in Pennsylvania on
business.
J. F. Ryan, B. & O. detective, with
headquarters at Chicago, Ills, spent
Wednesday in the city as a guest Of
B. & O. Night Waterman Travers, of
Rose Hill.
Miss Anna Kunkel, of the Fourth
ward, the popular first soprano singer
in the First M. E. church choir, will
depart tomorrow for Pittsburg. where
she will enter the Pennsylvania Musical
College to take up a course of study.
Miss Lorena Moore, of Ozark, o., is
a guest at the home of her brother,
Attorney G. T. Moore, of the Fourth
ward.
F. G. Warnock, formerly of this city,
now of Warnock, O., a member of Bat
talon B, First United States regular
artillery, now stationed at San Juan,
Porto Rico, was in the city yesterday
as guest Of his brother, w. c. War
hook, teller of the Dollar Savings Bank.
Mr.. Warnock is on sixty days fur
Tough. The vessel on which he re-
turned TO America reached Fortress
Monroe, Va, on the 9Th inst. From
there Mr. Warnock went to Washing
ton, d. c., from which city he came
to his home at Warnock. This is the
first time he has visited in this section
Of the country for ten years.
Miss Trissie Moore, of Woodsfeld,
is visiting at the home of her cousin,
Attorney G. t. Moore of this city.
The many friends of Attorney G. T.
Moore will be pleased to noe that he
has been appointed by the Pultney
township trustees to fill tn unexpired
term of justice of the peace Of Pultney
township made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Squire George Arnold a short
time ago.
Marshal James Johnston and Officer
Seabrooks left for ST. Clairsville yes
terday to appear as witnesses in the
case Of State against Morgan and
letters on the charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill, which is
now being tried in the Common Pleas
Court. 1t will be remembered that the
plaintiff in the case was B. & o. Brake
man Charles Bruner, of Newark, and
that the case was given a preliminary
hearing before Mayor Freese in this
city, which resulted in the defendants
being bound over to court.