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May 8, 1894
The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer
Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia
What is this article about?
Attorneys for the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company notify the Wheeling Island Ferry and Packet Company of their appeal against Judge Paull's decision in injunction proceedings to stop the ferry's operation. The case will be argued before Judge English at Point Pleasant on Thursday.
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The Bridge
Company's Attorneys
Have Given Notice
TO THE ISLAND FERRY PEOPLE
That
They
Will Appeal From the
Decision of Judge Paull in the Injunction
Proceedings-The
Matter
Will Be Argued Before Judge English
at Point Pleasant Thursday.
Late yesterday afternoon the attorneys
of the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company,
as required by law gave notice to
the attorney for the Wheeling Island
Ferry and Packet Company, Mr. W. H.
Hearne, that they had appealed from
the decision recently given by Judge
Paull of the circuit court, in the injunction
proceedings brought by the
bridge company against the ferry company
to restrain the latter from operating
the ferry boat Charleston.
The notice to the ferry company attorneys
states that the matter will be
argued before Judge English of the
supreme court of appeals in chambers
at Point Pleasant, Thursday of this
week. The bridge company will be
represented by Messrs. Henry M. Russell
and A. J. Clarke, while the Islanders'
interests will be in the hands of Messrs.
W. H. Hearne and J. B. Sommerville.
The bridge company, it is said, has
decided to push its fight against the
ferry to the bitter end, and will not
quit until every legal proceeding has
been brought into play.
Company's Attorneys
Have Given Notice
TO THE ISLAND FERRY PEOPLE
That
They
Will Appeal From the
Decision of Judge Paull in the Injunction
Proceedings-The
Matter
Will Be Argued Before Judge English
at Point Pleasant Thursday.
Late yesterday afternoon the attorneys
of the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company,
as required by law gave notice to
the attorney for the Wheeling Island
Ferry and Packet Company, Mr. W. H.
Hearne, that they had appealed from
the decision recently given by Judge
Paull of the circuit court, in the injunction
proceedings brought by the
bridge company against the ferry company
to restrain the latter from operating
the ferry boat Charleston.
The notice to the ferry company attorneys
states that the matter will be
argued before Judge English of the
supreme court of appeals in chambers
at Point Pleasant, Thursday of this
week. The bridge company will be
represented by Messrs. Henry M. Russell
and A. J. Clarke, while the Islanders'
interests will be in the hands of Messrs.
W. H. Hearne and J. B. Sommerville.
The bridge company, it is said, has
decided to push its fight against the
ferry to the bitter end, and will not
quit until every legal proceeding has
been brought into play.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Bridge Company Appeal
Ferry Injunction
Legal Proceedings
Wheeling Island
Judge Paull Decision
What entities or persons were involved?
Henry M. Russell
A. J. Clarke
W. H. Hearne
J. B. Sommerville
Judge Paull
Judge English
Where did it happen?
Point Pleasant
Story Details
Key Persons
Henry M. Russell
A. J. Clarke
W. H. Hearne
J. B. Sommerville
Judge Paull
Judge English
Location
Point Pleasant
Event Date
Thursday Of This Week
Story Details
The Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company appeals Judge Paull's decision denying injunction against the Wheeling Island Ferry and Packet Company's operation of the ferry boat Charleston. The appeal will be heard by Judge English at Point Pleasant.