Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-06
BELLAlRE.

"Chappy," Jeems Chapman and john
csin are in the lookup on a charge OF as
orderly conduct. 1t would be good laea
TO give "Chappy' about two years 10 81.
Clairsyille.
City Solicitor Kelly is the ''poplarest'
man in Bellaire.
The h,dcpendenf is of the opinion that the
sos month given by ordinance TO the
Marshal will be all that that officer Will
get. o,-s,,o,,
One Republican Councilman says the
Pond bill settles him. II will not vote for
snnudder Republican Legislatureman.
Robert A. Armstrong, of the Monitor
feet OF tow boats. was in the city yester'
day looking up the interests OF his com,
many They handled over 10000 railroad
lies last wear, and the indications are that
nearly twice that number will be bought
UP this year.
The hind trucks of freight car OF the C..
& p. Company. were pulled from under the
car at the waters edge, yesterday, near the
wharf boat
The steel railcrs on the {. < /. road are
coming toward this city very rapidly.
s.The fact of the matter j., said doubt
fnI German Democrat Yesterday. we don I
know whether We win anything or MOI oy
the election. Cooper is strong enough
temperance man to he Republican: but
didn't We scoop EN-? 80
Miss Agile Hanlon, OF BdrneSvilIe, Is
visiting friends here.
The CITY Hall Club, that organization
without shadow and without parallel
has adjourned sine die. Its "boick was
completely broken by the forced retirement
OF BippuS, Laupel and Beatty.
Superintendent Cox has returned from
visit to his family at Belpre. ~,
Will Col. Kemple be retained or will the
valiant "Noer" Iiittner, the terror OF lnjin
run" again muscle in the mace?
lis the working man power IN BEL
laire?" incurred Fred Clinton OF Johnny
Flvnn. NO, sir, not unless he lisa cooper.
0rrin Mix came here Yesterday from
Newark, where his half brother was arrest
ed, and tells the following story: w, II.
Swift, the halfbrother confined in Jail at
Newark on q charge of burglary, has been
absent for about twenty years. but when
he got into trouble he sent for Orrin IN this
CITY and he went out TO see him abont six
weeks ago but only remained a day or two
and returned to his home in this city.
Nothing more was heard of Swift until last
Saturday, when Sheriff Brady OF Newark,
sent Mix q telegram To this city announc-
ing that Swift was not expected to live
and wished 10 see hlni. MIX
took the nine o'clock train
here and went to Newark and proceed
straight to tine Jail When he got there he
found Swift in good health and all right;
nothing had been the matter with him; but
a minute later the Sheriff laid hands on
Mix and arrested him. Then he learned
that the prisoners had attempted to getout
@! Jail last Friday, but were detected and as
saws and tools were found in their posses
sion, the Sheriff concluded that Mix was the
chap who had struggled the tools into
the Jail and sent for his as above
stated. He was locked up and kept unit!
Monday Wien he was to have had a
hearing. but the Prosecuting Attorney was
not ready, and he was remanded to Jail till
Yesterday afternoon. Yesterday the prose
cutor was not ready again. and as Mix was
tired of the Jail fare he sent for lawyer
and was released and came home this morn
ing. He says the Jail fare in Newark COM
pares favOrably with what he got in Libby
prison, and he asserts his intention OF max
ing it hot for those who prosecuted him,
and will employ a lawyer OF this city to
look the matter up. Mix appears like
harmless Well-meauing fellow.