Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-07
BELMONT COUNTY
SHOWS GAINS FOR BOTH DEMO-
Gratis AND REPUBLICANS.
Democrats Make Large Gains, and
Republicans Profit by New Citizens
Coming Into the State-Republican
Majority in County Will Be Cut
Down.

Majority in County Will Be Cut
| Down.
| The following constitutes what in
| formation could be secured from Bel
mont county, Ohio, up until 3 o'clock
this morning:
| MARTINS FERRY.
First WARRIOR President: McKin-
ley, R., 1913; Bryan, D., 1913; Debs, S. D.,
l. Secretary OF State: Laylin. r., 1913;
McFadden, D., rs; Hemse, S. D., 1. FOR
Judge of Supreme Court: Shauck, K,
1885,; Smalley, D., rs; Corbin, S. D., l.
For member Of board of public works:
Goddard R.. 1873; Brown, D., rs; Ed
wards, S. d., /. For commissioner OF
common schools: Bonebrake, r., 1888;
Simkins, D., IS; Thomas, S. d.. l. For
dairy and food commissioner: Black
burn, r., IT'S; Yates, D., rs; Patterson,
| S. D., 1. For judge of the Circuit
Court: Cook, R., 1913. For member of
State board of equalization: Mckinney,
R., 1913; Gilmore, D., 70. For represent
alive to Congress: Gill, R., 1893; Huff
man, D., Is. For Sheriff: Foreman,
R., 1877; Burns, D., 80. For commits
sioner: Smith. R., 1879; Giffen, rs. For
recorder Ito fill vacancy Mcfarland,
R., 1888; Shannon, D., 7e. For Survey
or, Bond, R., 1913, Nicol, D., Is. For
infirmary director: Reed, R., 1875; Par
| kinson, D., 49,
Second Ward-McKinley, R., 1874,
Bryan, D., 100, Woolleyy p, 5, Mallon-
ey. S. L., 2; Debs, S. D., 2; Secretary
of State, Laylin, R., 334, McFadden, D.,
| 109; Montgomery, P, 5, Borton, 5. L..
IL, Hemse, S. D., 2; judge Supreme
Court, Snauck, R., 334, Smalley, D., 109,
Pinnty, P, 5; Wallace, S. L., 2; Cor
| bin, S. D., 2; member board of public
works, Goddard, R., 1874, Brown, d.,
109, Brosius, P, s; Cronin, S. L., 2, Ed
wards, S. D., q. commissioner of COM
mon schools, Bonebrake, R., 1874, Sim
kins, D., 109, Gillett, p, 3, Clarity, 5.
L., 2, Thomas, S. D., 2; dairy and food
commissioner, Blackburn, R., 334;
Yates, D., 100, Scott, p, 5, Steinoff, S.
L., 2, Patterson, S. D., 2; judge Cirsuit
Court, Cook, R., %; member State
board of equalization, Mckinney, r.,
1874, Gilmore, D., 109; Congress, Gill,
R., 1874, Huffman, D., 109 sheriff, Fore
man, R., ZIP, Burns, D., 122; recorder,
Mcfarland, R., 1874, Shannon, D., los;
commissioner, Smith, R., 1884, Nicol, D.,
1909; infrmary director, Heed, R., 334,
Parkinson, D.. 109.
Third Ward-For President, McKin-
ley PCS; Bryan 1915, Ellis, Union Re-
form, 2; Woolley, Prohib., IL; Seere-
tary of State, Laylin, R., 295; McFad-
den, D., 1877; Frankenberg, Union Re-
form, 2; Montgomery, Prohib., H.;
Judge of the Supreme Court, Shauck,
R., 295; Smalley, D., 127; Logan, Union
Reform, Q; Pinney, Prohib, II; mem
Der Board of Public Works, Goddard,
R., 295; Brown, D., 1877; Rathbun,
| Union Reform, 2; Brosius, Prohib.,
II; Commissioner of Common Schools,
Bonebrake, R., 295; Simkins, D., 127;
Seelye, Union Reform, 2; Gillett, Pro,
IL; Thomas, Social DEM, 8; Dairy and
Food Commissioner, Blackburn, R.,
295; Yates, D., 127; Barr, Union Re-
form, 2; Scott, Pro, IL; Patterson, So
cial DEM, 8; Judge of Circuit Court,
Cook, R., 295; member of the State
Board of Equalization, Mckinney, R.,
295; Gilmore, D., 1915 Congress, Gill,
R., 296; Huffman, D., 1870; Sheriff,
Foreman, R., 260; Burns, D., 166; Com
missioner, Smith, R., $685. Giffen, D.,
127; recorder, Mcfarland, R., 297;
Shannon, D., 128; surveyor, Bond, R.,
296; Nichol, D., 1923; inirmary director,
Heed, R., 296; Parkinson, D., 129.
Fourth Ward-For President, Nc
Kinley 242, Bryan Ill, Ellis, Union Re-
form, /, Woolley, Prohib., 7, Malloney
io1i -+ nh Do. To-
Party, 1; Secretary of State, Laylin,
R., 242; McFadden, D., Ill; Franken
berg, Union Reform, 1 Montgomery,
Prohib., Z; Borton, Socialist Labor, /;
Judge of Supreme Court, Schauck, R.,
242; Smalley, D., III; Logan, Union
Reform, L; Piney, Prohib., Z Wallace,
Socialist Labor, 1; member of Board of
Public Works, Goddard, r., 242;
Brown, D., Ill; Rathbun, Union Re-
form, l Brosius Prohib, Z; Cronin,
Socialist Labor, l; Commissioner of
Common Schools, Bonebrake, R., 24O;
Simkins, D., Iii; Seelye, Union Reform,
8; Gillett, Prohib., Z; Clarity, Socialist
Labor, l; Dairy and Food Commission
er, Blackburn, R., 242 Yates, D., III;
Barr, Union Reform, 1; Scott, Prohib.
Z; Steinhoff, Socialist Labor, /; Judge
of Circuit Court Cook, f., 242: mem
Der Of The State Board of Equalization,
Mckinney, R., 242; Gilmore, D., Ill;
McClain, Prohib., Z; for Congress, Gill
R., 242; Huffman, D., Ill; Sheriff,
Foreman, r., $685. Burns, D., 1874;
Mumma, Union Reform, 1 Commits
sioner, Smith, R., 244; Giffen, D., IL;
Sears. Union Reform, 1; recorder Ito
fill vacancy Mcfarland, R., 242; Shan
non, D., III; Fisher, Union Reform,
/; Surveyor, Bond, R., 242; Nichol. D..
III; infrmary director, Heed, R., PAP;
Parkinson, D., ILL., Pickering, Union
Reform, l.
Fifth WARRIOR President: McKi-
ley R., 2OS; Bryan, D., 144; Woolley
P, 2. For Secretary of State: Laylin,
R., POS; McFadden, D., 144; Montgom-
cry, 2. For Judge of Supreme Court:
Shauck, R., 2oS; Smalley, D., IA; Pin
ney, P, 2. For member of board of
public works: Goddard, R., 20S; Brown,
D., IA; Brosius, P, 2. For commits
sioner of common schools Bonebrake,
R., 2OS; Simkins, D., IA; Gillett. P, 2.
For dairy and food commissioner:
Blackburn. R., POS; Yates, D., IA;
Scott, P. 2. For Judge of the Circuit
Court: Cook, R., 20S. For member of
the State board of Equalization: Nc
Kinney, R., POS. For representative 10
Congress: Gill R. 20S: Huffman D.