Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-01
BELLAIRE.

Judge briggs, OF the Common Pleas
Court, has appointed Prosecuting At
torney Hollingsworth, Hon. @. Il.
Weems and J. w. Shannon, Esq, COM
mittee TO prepare charges against K. q.
McGaughey, the attorney who was par
dOned from the penitentiary recently
and who has been a member Of the Bel
mont county bar This action was
taken In pursuance OF the statutes,
which provides that when a member Of
the bar has been convicted Of crime,
the penalty for which is imprisonment,
he shall be disbarred. The committee
will foanulate the charges and submit
them TO court on the 10th Of May.
SnDerintendents r. B. Campbell, Da-
vid Lee, j. NJ Graham, A. j. Cromwell
and r. M. Sheets, Of the B. & o. Co.,
and Superintendent Woodford and other
officials OF the c., L. 81 w. Co.. held a
conference here yesterday to make ar
rangements to facilitate the transporta-
ton of coal from Fairmont, w. Va, TO
the lakes, which passes over these two
roads. A fast coal train will be put on
each road to secure more rapid transit.
The Young Mems Democratic Gu b
has given up the room in Central Bloc K
and leased the room over the Duquesne
Hook and Ladder room for Tuesday
nights. The new location is splendid
quarters for the purpose and il is re-
/ Quested that there be full turnout OF
members at the meeting in the new
room next Tuesday night.
VIM. Fulton, an aged and highly re-
spected farmer, Of near Whitney, died
on Friday evening of pneumonia. He
leaves a wife and large family OF grown
children. He had amassed conSidera-
bic real estate during his life, getting
start in the California gold fields in
1s49.
Deputy Auditor Ryan was in the city
yesterday TO appraiSe the goods Of the
| Transient Clothing Company for taxa
ton. Some of the clothing merchants
thought the first sppraisement was not
high enough, and the deputy put the
stock at a higher figure.
Mrs. Josephine II. Hamilton, wife OF
w. II. Hamilton, who has been long III,
died at her home in the Third ware,
Thursday evening. Deceased was an
estimable woman, devoted Christian,
and an energetic worker in the tenn
perance cause.
The SUNDAY REGISTER, with its
splendid telegraphic service and corps
OF local correspondents, IS the Sunday
paper for Bellaire readers. Leave or
derS at Blakeney's news depot and have
10 delivered at your home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Porterheld have
returned from UniontoWn, where, they
were called TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Porter6eld's sister, Mrs. Celia Ann
McEndree, who died at the ripe old age
Of so years.
Rev. DR.. Robert Alexander, Of st.
Clairsville, preached an able sermon at
the First Presbyterian Church last
evening, preparatory to communion SER
vices which will be held tomorrow.
The County Election Board was in
session at st. Clalrsville yesterday to
issue the poll books, tickets and blanks
to the presiding judges for the election
next Monday.
Miss Clara Kraus, Of Wheeling, and
Miss Lena Marcus, of New Haven,
Conn, are the guests Of friends in this
city.
Miss Mary Parks entertained the
ChautauQua Circle at her home in the
Fourth ward last evening.
Miss Elizabeth Cummins has returned
from a visit to friends at Findlay.
Rev. T. w. Lane, Of BarnesVille, was
IN the city yesterday.
w. j. Berry, of Businessburg, was in
the city Yesterday.
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row.