Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
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COLUMBUS, O., October 31.-Several
days ago the State journal published
what pnrported to be complete list Of
al the pensioners In Ohio who had been
dropped from the roles since the fourth
OF last March.
II contains about two thousand names.
Chairman Seward, Of the Democratic
State Committee, at once addressed q
letter to General John G. Mitchell,
United States pension agent here; ask
ing him to give him list showing
specifically how many Of these had been
rotsored on investigation Of their cases
by the Pension Department.
To-day he received the list with the
following letter:
My DEAR SIR:-Herewith please fnd
list of 1923 names and postotiice .ad-
dresses OF that portion OF the pen
sioners on the rolls Of this agency,
recently suspended, who have
been restored to the rolls. The
request of your favor Of tho
2Sth inst was that / should furnish tho
list OF restorations by counties, based
on the list of suspensions as published
in the Journal OF that date. The roll
of pensioners Is kept ALPHABETICALLY, for
toe entire State, without regard to
county lines, and owing to the condi-
compare and verify the Journal list.
Every respectfully,
JOIN G. MITCHELL,
~. :. Pension Agent"
Mr.. Seward has caused the Journal
list to be examined, however, and 1t is
found that IL was padded ABOUT 20 per
cent, so 1t appears that all the deserv-
ing pensioners are being restored TO the
list, and the cases are being inquired
into with proper dispatch.
The following are the suspended PEN
soners that have been restored In East
ern Chic towns:
William Davidson, GAINESVILLE; Moses
Dorsey, McConnesville; w. T. Duff,
Martins Ferry; William Douglass, Cam
bridge; Peter Dewalt, Cadlz; John
Dobbs, Steubenville; Ephriam Doudns,
Barnesvlile; w. Daggett, Salem; w.
S. Ellis, Martins Ferry; U. ID. Fuller.
Coshocton; Philip Crib, Canal Dover;
| David Good, Bellaire; Geo. Holmes,
Cadiz; Franklin Hawkins, Steubenville;
VIM. Hahnerstahl. Columbiana; John
w. Hanstaum, Bellaire; Sam'l Harman,
Canal Fulton; Lewis Hammond,
Steubenvlle; David Jones, Bellaire;
Jacob Karcb, Leetonia; Isadore Lilly,
Bellaire; Alexander McGraw, East
Liverpool; James Mccormick, Steuben-
Vile; Gilbert Mellon, Bellaire; Jacob
Mohr, East Palestine; Henderson Mer-
Ger, Steubenville; Thomas T. Main,
Steubenville; James Mayhem, Mingo
Junction: James S. Manley. New Phila-
delphia; John Oreily, Warren; Hiram
Parks, Uhrichsville; T. w. Pearson,
! Cleveland; John C.. Phillips, Steuben-
vile; NJ. S. Priest, Steubenvllle; W..
II. Piggott, CALDWELL; Alex. Rlckly,
Steubenville; Costello, Robb, Wellsyille;
w. Robertson and G. Rohn. Warren; H..
Rowles, Belaire; S. K. Sells, Bridgeport;
Thomas Seals, Bridgeport; G. K. Shep-
herd, Niles; Joseph Starr, Uhrichsville:
Charles SNYDER. Columbiana; Anton
Staab, Bellaire; Andrew Furman.
Bellaire; Jacob Tice, Canal
Dover; Thomas Turnbull, Youngs-
| town: @. A. A. Urquhart,
Steubenvile; Lorenzo Wardell, Canal
Dover; John w. Wate, Steubenville;
Joseph A. Yocum, Bellaire; John W..
Yautz. West Wheeling; Isaac thinner
man, Steubenvile; A. II. Black,
Mddleport; George Bussard, Car
roll: James Comstock. Kirkersyile,
j. ]. Coleman, East Liverpool; G.. n.
Clark, Canal Fulton; q. c. ChrIsty,
New philadelphia; John Curran, Wells
Vile; Matthias Clark, Toronto; A. B.
Crozier, BeIlaIre; George A. Curry.
Steubenville; o. p. Clifton, Steubeu-
penville; Q. Addison, Bellalre; A. c.
Armstrong, Canton; A. n. Anderson,
Cam bridge; Silss Brennan, Rock BridgsI
Joseph Blackman, Coshocton; l.. Baro-
master, Youngstown; John Booth,
Girard, Thomas Brunton, Camba; jack
son BaIdsrck, Cleyes; VIM. NJ. Beatty,
Dell Roy.