Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
BELLAIRE.

r. G.. MeGaughy, the attorney, makes
the following answer TO the charge
preferred against him TO debar him
from practice before the Belmont coun-
ty Bar:
"1st. That the Court has no juris-
diction to proceed therein.
"9nd. That the said +. G. Nc
Gaughy was not convicted OF crime
in volvlng moral terpitude" nor OF any
crime known TO the Statute Laws OF
Ohio.
sd. That on the 18th day Of March,
A. ID. 1898, his excelency the Governor
OF Ohio, the Hon. William Mckinley,
Jr., granted unto the said r. q. Nc
Gaughy full and unconditional par
don aud thereby restoring him to all his
civil rights and privileges, II any were
lost, copy of said pardon Is hereto
attacked ma rked exhibit q.
Wherefore the said r. q. McGaughy
prays the Hon. Court of Common Pleas
that he may be permitted to continue
to appear and practice as an attorney
councillor at law in any OF the Courts
OF Record in the State OF Ohio.
Mrs. VIM. Myers, an estimable colored
lady. died at her home on Gravel Hill,
Monday evening, leaving a husband
and four children. Rev. Walker, OF
Wheeling, will conduct the funeral ser
vices at the Second NJ. L. church this
afternoon.
John Cook, the man who was beat up
rear the c. & P. depot, Sunday morn
ing. was allowed to leave for home yes
terday morning, after Marshal johnson
had provided him with pair OF
crutches. He had badly spralned
ankle.
Rodefer Bros. yesterday made the
largest single shipment OF glass ever
sent out from Bellaire TO one trm. IL
was fourteen tons of vault lights. The
factory Is running steadily and plenty
OF orders ahead.
The Young Peoples Society and the
Ladies' Missionary Society, OF the u. +.
Church, will give an ice cream festlval
at the Merchants Hotel, on Friday eve
ming. All are invited.
Col. Jake Kemple delivers his lecture,
"a Political Office is a Private Snap
When You Get" at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening, and will doubtless draw
good house.
Five drunk and disorderlies were reg
istered at the Mayors court yesterday.
Some OF them paid out, and two or three
remain In the city Jail.
Brick are being laid on Harry Bur
rows new dwelling on South Belmont
street, and the second story walls are
nearly completed.
Ex-Marshal D. c. Shepherd has gone
10 Chicago, where he has accepted
position on the police force at the
Worlds Fair.
Joseph Heatherington has been ap-
pointed engineer at the water works
power house, vice John Kincade, re-
signed.
Emil Schmidt is tearing out his old
business room preparatory to erecting
more commodious scructure.
Daily and Sunday REGISTER 1sc. per
week, delivered TO your door each morn
ing. G. II. Blakeney, agent.
Scott Reece is in from North Balti-
more, called here by the illness OF his
father. Herman Reece.
Township Clerk w. ]. Kirkpatrick
left for Columbus last evening for Few
days vacation.
Mrs. J. r. Hartshorn and Miss Flor
ence Workman are In Pittsburg on
business trip,
The public schools will observe Aroor
Day on Friday by planting few trees.
The Township Trustees will meet to-
morrow to appoint Board of Health.
w. ]. McClain, OF Columbus, the con-
tractor, was in the city yesterday
Miss Kate Schafer, Of Wheeling, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Herman Reece, OF the First ward, is
quite seriously i'll with dropsy.
Hon. C. L. weems, of st: CIairsville,
was in the city yesterday.