Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-04
BELlAIRE.

Mayor Crswell says that the statute OF
ohio in regard to fines, &c, says explicitly
that when a man i sent To the workhouSe
or stone pile in default OF fine and Co.'S
and his labor at a given rate shat equal
said fine and costs, the MavIJr shall he en-.
titled to his costs the sSme as in cases OF
payment, and yo,i can bet on it that
will collect my Ellis"
The Revised Statutes Of Ohio prescribe
that man found drunk shall he fined 3.
The ordinance Of Bellaire exceeds this pro-
vision il its imposition Of fines and some
of the "drunks' talk about carrying over
the cases up to the Superior Court
On account of q rush OF other matters
night before last we were compelled to omit
notice Of the pleasant time had among
the Presbytcrians on Tue day night, at
which Rev MCkallip was made the recip-
lent of some valuable presents through Mr.
i. NJ. Strong.
There is handsome addition going up
TO tie office Of the Bellairc Window Glass
Company.
John Kelley. Esq, who has been Secre.
taTy Of the Bottle Company. il i said. will
soon resign biz position {" take charge OF
his own private business.
The fire in the dry house at the Bellaire
mill yesterday morning was about as de-
scribed in the REGISTER Yesterday; lhe
walls are uniniured and will be built mp
and rooted as soon az possible. The loss on
the stock will not exceed 500.
Mr.. George u. HeatheringtOn, one oi
the engineers at the Bellaire rolling mill,
will leave for st. Paul, Mimi. to-day.
George severed his connection with the
mill last Saturday, owing principally 10
failing health, and he goes 10 81. Paul IN
the hope OF finding more congenial cline
Auditor CoffIand was in the city yester'
day on his way TO W"Odsiield where he
goes to meet Auditor Atkinson, Of Monroe
county. and the two will tomorrow, APP
praise the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and CIncin'
natl railroad.
John Alum was severely kicked BY q
horse yesterday.
Officer Criswell went 10 Akron on Tues
day to bring here a negro named Joe
Douglas. who is wanted TO answer a charge
OF bastardy preferred by Miss Washington
Criswell returned last night with Douglas
who will have hearing before squire
Criswell this morning. Ii is expected that
a compromise will be made.
The Board of Health met, yesterday after
noon. 10 consider the matter OF 'policeing
the city and, also TO take under adYisemen'
the propriety of having menthly reports
| from the health officers in charge OF tho
several wards. II was determined to giv'
the city d thorough cleansing, streets
| alleys and CUTTERS and hereafter to tak'
| care and keep them in a clean aud health
| ful condition. In view OF the fatal disease
| that have ravaged the city during the las
| wear or two and also in view of the defective
Sewerage and other sanitary difficulties,
| is determined TO leave no stone unturnet
| TO give the city as good sanitary regulation
a. practicable under existing circumstances
| The committee consists of Mayor Cooper
| Dr. Kurz, DIR. Mccullough, James William
| Highleyman. James Harvey and J. D. Oar
| rah. All OF these gentlemen were presen
except Mr. Darrah.
| The Cambridge .J,FersoHi1H gives the fol
| lowing reanns of the Congressional contes
| in the district: ~,
VIM. 7. Hays, = lawyer OF steuoenyilie
has become candidate, and Is though
| now to have but little strength.
CT. Poorman, of Belmont county, ha
| entered the field He is able and has earn
| est convictions.
| A number of Methodist Episcops
preachers have organized campaign Tor !
! d. Taylor.
The StenbenYille Herald thinks there ar
no candidates because none manfully al
pounce themselves in the press.
DalzeIl denounces the redisuicting OIL
Noble county is ready for treason, stra
egy and spoils."
br {. p. Simmons is a candidate, an
, and will be heard before the campaign
| over. -
! IL was said al the Guernsey county Z