Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-10
Laid Particular Stress

Laid Particular Stress
on the recommendation Of the Board Of
Visitors in regard to our county Jail, which
recommendation wsS in substance as fol-
lows: After commenting the manner in
which the Jail is managed, and giving a de-
scription OF the Jail. the Board says ut
will thus be seen, that the old and the
young, the accused and the condemned,
male and female, those guilty of first Of
fence and the hardened in crime. are sub.
ieCt to the same pensl treatment, and all
must submit to the Influence of
The Worst Characters Therein Con-
fined.
1t is submitted that this ought not so to be.
Provision should be made that our prisons
be not schools OF vice and crime. This they
cannot but be where isolation is impossi-
ble." The Board therefore earnestly rec
Umn ended that new jail either be built
or the present one so altered as to forbid
It's being an institution for the propagation
Gf crime, ana says the moral reasons for
such a recommendation are weighty; be-
sides the well being Of the prisoners and
con fort OF the officials. They further rec
ommend that chaplain be
Appointed for the Jail.
This Rosrd also says that the Bellaire and
Bridge port jails are in good condition with
reSpet to pure air and c,,a1ln's', but that
the latter WAS too small. OF the Martins
Ferry and Barnesville jails, they recon
mend an application OF white wash, soap
and water.
\ good many cases were disposed OF dur
ing The week, but none OF particular gen
eral interest.
Frsnk X. Sedgwick was appointed court
cons table.
Tie case OF First National Bank, Bel,
laire vs.. J. III. Sullivan ct a.! was continued
at q ct of plaintiff.
mmencing to day,
The Following Cases
were assigned by the Judge
Saturday, November 1870, Fields VS.
Mckissou; 95, Dyer VS.. James. Monday
November PIE, Knight vs. Humphrey;
l22, Burns VS.. Burns: l2S. Brggs vs.. st.
ClaiGsyille Tuesday, November 13-l,0
Wleatley VS.. Lyme; lS3, Osborne VS.. COyle.
Wednesday, November li-li2, Harris,
ACm'r, vs.. Wise, ct al; III, Clev.
niger vs. Moore; l56, Ohio VS.. Jesse
Good; l5S, Boston VS.. Boston, ct al.
Friday, November lG-lG7, kavanaugh
vs. Beilaire Window glass works. Monday,
lo-l76. Croghsn, by next friend, vs.. Shell
den; ls3, Shepherd ct al. VS.. Jennings.
Tuesday, November 20-lS6, Hinds vs..
Myers: 1872, Triyg vs. Braiden; l46-ken.
nedy VS.. Purcell. Wednesday, November
2l-2OO, Merritt ct al vs.. Gsumer; POI, Nc
Keever vs.. Mccartney. Thursday, Novem'
Der 22-265, Hobensack VS.. Spence.
The Belmont County Thorough Bred
Stock Breeders and Sale Association
Held an Interesting Meeting
In Welday's hall on Thursday. Several
new members were taken into the sssacia-
ton. Breeders were present from all parts
of the county and especially from Barnes
willie and this place. The Executive Com
mittee was inageased from tive to seven,
and this committee was given the power
10 announce sales. The question OF
whether sales should be made monthly or
at periods not designated, caused consider
able discussion, but as indicated above, was
left to the Executive Committee, who are
authorized to advertise sale whenever
they can get stock enough to make one.
The first sale will be held here on the Fair
Grounds on Tuesday, December 1, lSHS,
and il will he we'll for those desiring ami
msis to atteud. This association expects
to get National reputation, and expects
the butchers OF Wheeling, as well as OF
other cities, and also the fsnciers OF tine
grade tnimals TO take
Lively Interest In the sales.
All animals bid upon are to be sold, none
taken away.
Anton kraus. Of Bellsire, was adjudged
insane by the Probate Judge on Tuesday.
but as be had not been in the State year
he cannot be admitted to the asylum.