Park German Day trip drawn crowds
The German Day committee secured a low fare of fifteen cents for round trip park travel next Wednesday. The event promises a large turnout with restricted park admission, aiming to attract thousands.
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1890
Page
8
The German Day committee secured a low fare of fifteen cents for round trip park travel next Wednesday. The event promises a large turnout with restricted park admission, aiming to attract thousands.
In Paoli yesterday Circuit Court Part Two overruled a motion to set aside the verdict in The State vs Charles Holmes for stealing a pony from John Dutaus. Holmes is sentenced to two years and three months in the penitentiary. A stay of 35 days was granted. Reported burglaries on the South Side show thieves invading several homes in the Firth ward, taking small items like bread, butter, old clothes, and a boot. In another case, a $25 fine was imposed in Part Two for an assault and battery linked to The Smitevy Look Probe. Police arrested Ben Frasier for robbery on a morning hold-up. Frasier was jailed on default for examination.
Yesterday the circuit court adjourned after postverdict motions in multiple cases. A key ruling granted by the court freed defendants from portions of damages while others proceeded to further adjustments. The extensive Midland social notices also highlighted community events and upcoming civic gatherings.
Reform minded clergy and lay citizens convened at Charter Oak Commerce rooms to discuss a peaceful Sabbath, with Rev. Cunningham and others signing the call. Isaiah Warren chaired as the meeting adjourned after brief addresses. a larger gathering is planned for next week to enlist more supporters.
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