Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-02
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY
| RESULTS IN ALL THE TOWNS ON
THE OHIO SIDE OF THE
RIVER
la BIG DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
At Bellaire, Where Council and the
School Board Were EIected-Re-
publfcnns Carried the Day in
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
: The Results in Detail.

. lne ne8OAt8 IN DGI8lls E
The municipal elections on the Ohio
side yesterday were warmly contested,
but only a small vote was cast and the
Democrats made many gains, which
shows that the people want reform, and
by electing the opposition, which was
composed of the best citizens, they
expect that they will be able t make
some improvements.
The Republicans won in the major
ity but made a poor showing for the
future, and it is now time for Democ-
racy on the Ohio side to wake up and
become more active. In Bellaire they
won the majority of offices, and Mar
tins Ferry elected a member of Coun-
Gil in the Third ward, which is strong
ly Republican. The following is the
vote for the candidates:
Martins Ferry.
Justice of the peace, Martins Ferry
precinct, S. A. Clemens, R., F.
| Horning, R., n; George B. Coss.
D., So; William Kidd, D., 80;
Trustee, George Pitner, R., rs; VIM. l.
Cook, D., 80. Treasurer,4A. T. Enlow,
r., II; Thomas Dobbins, D.. IS. As
SCISSOR, W. V. Devault, R., 70; John ].
Smith, D., 80. Road supervisors, S.
Pickens, D., H. o. Devault, D., Frank
Walters D..
First ward-Justice of the peace, S.
A. Clemens, r., 154; Fred Horning, R.,
1873; Geo. B. Coss, D., rs; William
Kidd, D., rs. Trustee, Geo. w. Pitner,
r., 1856; w. L. Cook, D., %. Treasurer,
A. T. Enlow, R., 125; Thos. Do5bins,
| D., SO. Water works trustee, Moore.
r., 118; Wilson, D., 46. Electric light
trustee, C. L. Moore, R., 1872; M. Pad
den, D., II. Cemetery trustee, H. Will
liams, R., 1874; w. Payne, D.. 81. Board
of Education. Vickers, R., 1876; Darrah,
r., 1923; CARRIER, d., Is; Vosburg, d.,
81. Assessor, Baggott, R., 100; Ed.
Hukill, D., 33. Council, I. Cecil, r,
1872; J. Leonard, D.. 81.
Second ward-Justice OF the peace
Clemens. r., 211; Horning, R., 221:
Coss, D., So; Kidd, D., As. Township
trustee, Pitner, R., 223; Cook, D., 81.
, Treasurer, Anlow, R., 213; Dobbins, D.,
50. Water works trustee, 7. Moore, R.,
1885, Wilson, D., 143. Electric
light trustee. C. S. Moore, R.,
224; Padden, D., 81. Gene
terry trustee, II. Williams, R., 224; w.
Payne, D., SO. Assessor, F. Brooks, R.,
! 1893; Higgs, d., SO. Council, II. Woods,
r., (no opposition).
Third ward-Justiee, of the peace,
Clemens, R., 1911; Horning, R., 1888;
Coss, D., SS; Kidd, D., Sc. Trustee, Pit
| ner, R., 213; Cook~D., 80. Treasurer,
| Enlow, R., 173; Dobbins, D., lis.
| Wilson, D., 152. Electric light trustee,
c. S. Moore, R., 19S; Padden, D., 90.
Cemetery trustee. Williams, R., 1856;
Payne, D., Sc. Board of education,
Vickers, R., 203; Darrah, RI 1879; Gar
Der, D., SO; Vosburg, D., SO. Council,
Frazier, r., 1913; Heinrich, D., 49, AS
SCISSOR, Duff, D., So; Williams, r., 209.
Fourth ward-Justice Of the peace,
Clemens, R.. 1853; Horning, R., 1861
Coss, D., 50; Kidd, D., 81. Trustee,
Pitner, R., IT'S; Cook, D., SO.
Treasurer, Enlow, R., 1875; Dob
bins, D.. l04. Water works
trustee, Moore. R., 1872; Wilson,
D., III. Electric light trustee, Moore,
R., 1853; Padden, d., CT. Cemetery
trustee, Williams, r., Ill; Payne, D.,
81. Board OF education, Vickers, R.,
1874; Darrah, R., 17E CARRIER, D., SO;
vosburg, D., 80. Assessor. Coleman,
R., 175; Harper. D., IS. Council, Hes
lop, R., 1872; Rothermund, D., 81.
Fifth ward-Justice of the peace,
Clemens, r., 179; Horning, R.. 176;
Coss, D., us; Kidd, D.. ia. Trustee,
Pitner, R., III; Cook, D., 213. Treas
urer, Enlow, R., III; Dobbins D., 1877.
Water works trustee, Moore, R., 1856;
Wilson, D., 146. Electric light trustee,
Moore, R., ISL; Padden, D., 122. Board
of education, Vickers, R., 1872; Darrah.
R., 176; CARRIER, D., ia; Vosburg, D..
113. Assessor, Coleman, r., .172; With
ers, D., 1873. Council, Chopper, R., 119;
Weiditz, D., 10; McNicholl, R., 81.
Bridgeport.
First ward-Justice of the peace,
Clemens, R.. 1877; lHorning, R., 145;
Coss, D., SO; Kidd, d., SO. Trustee
Pitner, R., 1853; Cook, D., 98. Treas
urer-Enlow, R., 1862; Dobbins, D.,
R. Cemetery overwhelmingly,
R., 1877; Clogston, D., 11S. Council
Meister, r., 1875; Morrow, d., 125.
Second ward-Justice of the peace,
Samuel Clemens, R., 80; Frederick
Horning, SO; Geo. B. Coss, D., IS; VIM.
Kidd, d, 70. Trustee-Geo. w. Pitner,
R., SO; VIM. L. Cook. D., 70. Treas
urer- A. T. Enlow, r., 1O1; Thos.
Dobbins, D., 81. Cemetery trustee
McConnaughy, R., SO; Geo. Clogston,
D., II. Assessor-Geo. Russell, R., 9S;
Dennis Murphy, D., 10.
Third ward-Justice of the peace,
Clemens, r., 10; Horning, R.. 107;
Coss, D., As; Kidd, D., At. Trustee
Pitner, R., 10S; Cook. D., As. Treas
urer-Enlow, R., III; Dobbins. D., AZ.
Cemetery overwhelmingly, R.,
102; Clogston. d., So. Assessor-Mc
Aninch. r., 90; Hanson, D., TO- Coun-
cil-Hetlef. R., IS; Winterholler, R.,
107; NJ. Miller, D., 101: Hausenauer,
D., 40.
The Bridgeport precinct of Pease