The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01
RELnAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News mud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
In accordance with the statute OF
Ohio that VIXEN an attorney'at-law has
been convicted OF crime punishable
with imprisonment he shall be dis
barred, Judge j. b, briggs appointed
Prosecuting Attorney j, w. Hnlllngs-
worth, John W, Shannon, and Hon. q.
L. Weems TO investigate and prefer
charges against Il, q, McGauhey, tho
attorney who recently returned from
tho penitentlary, and who has since
fled case for malicious prosecution in
the charge OF forgery. This committee
is to report to the c6urt on the 10th oil
May.
DIR. Joseph NJ. Mitchell died at his
home in ST. Clairsvile Thursday after
noon, OF frailties incident to old age.
He was the oldest native OF st, Glars
vile, having been born there April IL,
1914. lie was educated in the schools
there, and read medicine with DR..
Thomas Carroll, completing his course
in Philadelphia. DR., Mitchell was
known all over the county, and the an
nouncement OF his death will cause
universal sadness, especially among
those who knew him best.
The presiding judges Of the election
to be held next Monday yesterday re,
ceived the tickets, poit-books and tally
sheets from the county supervisors,
The tickets are all sealed up in pack
ages for each voting precinct, and this
seal is not broken until tho organization
for the election,
William Fulton, q wealthy farmer
who lived near Glencoe, died yesterday
morning aged siXty-six years. He
leaves wife and eight children and a
fortune OF many thousand dollars.
The friends OF Rev. G. W, Shields
here and ut Wellsburg will be glad to
learn that he is recovering from the ty-
phoid fever at Cincinnati.
Rev. II. Hasegawa, the Japanese
missionary,will lecture in the Christian
church Monday evening for the benefit
OF tho Third NJ. Z. church, organized
for Gravel Hill.
George Westlake, the ball player, has
gone 10 Farview, w. Va, TO spend 4
week before entering upon his engage
ment Tor the season.
Rev. DR.. Alexander, OF st. Clairsville,
will assist Rev,IA w. Barr in commun'
ion services Mt the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
There will BIO moro than tho usual
amount OF moving here to-day, and
there has been some for day or two
past.
Mrs. Jessie Dougherty, OF steuben-
vile, formerly Miss Jessie Sharp, is Wis
iting the family OF Capt. John I. Lane.
Fred Boyer and Metric Abols wero
married last June, but the marriage was
not made public till yesterday.
Mrs. William L. Hamilton died Mt her
home here Thursday night and will be
buried this afternoon.
The Chautauqua Circle was onter-
tanned at the home OF Miss Mary Parks
yesterday evening.
4. P. Myers, formerly school teacher
here, has embarked in the shoe bust
ness in Allegheny.
The Eastern Ohio Medical Associa-
ton will meet at East Liverpool on the
18th OF April.
Appropriate Easter services will be
held in some Of the churches here TO-
morrow.
Miss Lizzie Cummins is homo from a
visit with friends at Findlay, Ohio.
Congressman Pearson and family are
now at their home in WoodsGeld.
W. r. Mccullough will start the Barn
ard brick works on Monday next.
Rov. T. W, Lane, OF GAINESVILLE, was
in town yesterday.