Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-10
THE Legislature.
a ROSTER OF THE sIEMBERs-ELECT
OF HOUSE AND
SENATE.


believed to be a fairly accurate roster
of the members-elect of the Legislature
and the hold-over Senators, with their
politics and postoffice addresses.
Later and fuller returns will make
some changes, but at the very worst
the Democrats will have thirty-five
members on joint ballot against sixty
seven Republicans, which is coming
out of the slump much better than
was expected day or two ago.
House of Delegates.
Barbour-Stewart H. Bowman, D..
Valley Furnace.
Berkeley-Dr. W. T. Henshaw, R.,
Martinsburg.
Boone-H. Lon Carter, D., Madi-
son.
Cabell-E. w. Grover, R., Hunting
ton, and r. F. Brammer R., Cox S
Landing.
Calhoun-A. E. Kinney, D., Arnolds-
burg.
Doddridge-D. NJ. willis, R., Bridge
port.
Fayette-Leslie Bayliss, D., Dun
loop; p III. Crogan, D., Montgomery.
Gilmer-F. N. Hays, D., Chenille.
Greenbrier-T. H. farrell, d., Blue
Sulphur Springs; B. F. Harlow, D.,
Lewisburg.
Hampshire-William B. Stump, D.,
Romney.
Harrison-D. NJ. Willis, R., Lloyd
Washburn, Good Hope.
Jackson-John S. Darst, R., Ra-
venswood; c. w. Good, R., sisson-
Vile.
Jefferson-R W. Morrow, D., Char
les Town.
Kanawha-Dr. Malcolm, R., Charles
ton; L. A. Martin, R.. CharlastonG
Shelton. Johnston. r., Cedar Grove;
e. C. Concord, R.. St. Adams.
Lincoln-Joseph r. Mcclure, R..
Rome.
Marion-c. w. swisher, R., Fair
mont; A. N. Pritchard, R., Manning
ton.
Marshall-Josiah H. Sinclair, R.,
Benwood; w. H. Harris, r., Glen Eas-
ton.
Mason-Samuel D. Hanna R., Hart
ford; John G. Aten, r., Letart.
Mineral-F. VI. Reynolds, R., Key
ser.
Monongalia-N NJ Grant, R., Nor
gantown.
Monroe-Charles NJ. Via, R., Red
Sulphur Springs.
Nichoias-John D. Anderson, D.,
Summerviue.
Ohio-S. G. Smith, R., Wheeling;
George A. Mclaughlin, R., Wheeling;
Henry Steck, R., Wheeling; Abram
McCulloch, R.. Clinton.
Pendleton-John Mccoy, d., Frank
lin.
PleasanttL. j. Murphy, R., ST.
Mary's.
Pocahontas-L NJ. McClintic, D.
Warrington.
Preston-J.. Nelson Baker, R., Evans
vile; Julius Scherr. R., Eglon.
Putnam-C. J. Mitchell, R., Red
House.
Raleigh-A. A. Lilly, r., Beckley.
Ritchie-M NJ. Luzader, R., Harris
Vile.
Roane-R. B. Hughes, d., Spencer.
Summers-J. F. Bryant. D., Talcott.
Taylor-D. NJ Withe r., Bridgeport;
Virgil Handley, R., West Grafton.
Tyler-l3 3. Towns, r., Sistersville
Upshur--W. G. Talbot, r., Buckhan-
non.
Wayne. F. Milloder, D., Ceredo;
w L. Wilson, D., Ceredo.
Wetzel-Aaron Morgan, D., Porter
Falls.
Wirt-E. R. woodward, R., Eliza
beth.
Woods. T. Stapleton, R., Parkers-
burg; Perry Nicely, r.. Parkersburg:
J. w. Owens, R., Williamstown.
First delegate district (Hancock and
Brooke)-Henry c. Hervey, R., Wells
burg.
Second delegate district (Tyler and
WetzeD-J. S. Roberts, r.
Third delegate district (Braxton and
Clay)-J. 5. Cochran, D., Shelton; Jake
Fisher, D., Sutton
Fourth delegate district Q4ewis and
Webster)-W. w. Brannon, d., Weston;
Lewis L. Williams, D., Lanes Bottom.
Fifth delegate district (Randolph and
TuckerJ-Robert Raines, D., Reefs
Creek; j. A. Cunningham, D., Alpena
Sixth delegate. district Grant and
Hardy)-A. R. Hetzel, D., Wardens-
vile.
Seventh delegate district berkeley
Jefferson and Noygan)-H. T. Cushwa
D., Martinsburg; r. NJ. Fisher, D., Bar-
kelley Springs.
Eighth delegate district (McDowel
and Wyomingy-B. r. Smith, R.
Ninth delegate district (Logan and
Mingo)-L. D. Chambers, d.
Total Democrats q
Total Republicans. A
Senate.
These are the present hold-oveI
members of the Senate:
First district-N. E. Whitaker, R.
Wheeling.
Second district-Jesse F. Sturm. R.
Sturms' Mills.
Third district-Anthony Smith, R.
Wick.
Fourth distrlct-R F. Kidd, D., Glen
vile.
Fifth distldct-Harry C. woodward
R., Spencer.
Sixth district--James H. Marcum, D.
Huntington.
Seventh distrtct-James F. Beavers
D., Welch.
Eighth district--C. W. Ossenton, d.
Montgomery.
Ninth district-Wzalter L. Ashby, D.,
Charleston.
Tenth district-M. Stark L. Baker
R., Beverly.
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