The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-21
ADOLpHUS DISTRESSED.
HIS MENTAL DISTURBANCE CONES TO
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Company eued-The Alliance street
Railway Company Mnjoined-other
Notes from the Court House.
Tue Mason case, which developed the
pr nsatiop al letters from the Iowa man to
hrs. Ida 4. Mason, has developed into
another sensation. This time Adolphus
sues Msjor Williamson and Alkaline E.
Williamson for damages In the sum Of
IS 200. Mason alleges that on or about Oc-
tober "A, 1892. said Ida E. Mason, who was
and still 10 the wife of the plaintiff, was
living happily with the plaintiff and was
being supported by him, at Massillon, o.,
all of which the Williamsons knew, they
being sister and brothsr-in-law OF plain.
TIT. While Ida was thus living happily
wi Adolphus, II 10 alleged that the de-
ferdsrts, wrongfully intending TO injure
him and deprive him Of his wife, MALI
ciously enticed her away from him, aud
sent her to Chicago, afterwards bringing
her back to Massillon. II In alleged that
ever since that time Ida has been har.
bored by Major Williamson and
bis wife, and that she 10
prevented by them from re-
turned to plaintiff. Adolphus says that
he has been deprived Of the affection,
society and services Of his said wife and
has suffered great distress of body and
mind and has been put to great expense
and trouble endeavoring to locate her, to
his damage In the aforesaid sum. John o.
Garrett In his attorney.
ANOTHER DAMAGE SUIT.
At about noon, February q, 1893, at the
intersection of fremont and Erie streets,
in Massillon, Samuel Perskey was driv-
lug In his wagon, the vehicle being drawn
by two horses. AT the point named he
got into collioisn with car of the
Canton Massillon Electric Railway Co.
Perskey now comes into court and says
II was no fault Of his that the accident
occurred. He states that the car
suddenly dashed into the wagon and be
received great bodily injuries and
40 a result he alleges that he has o dizzi.
ness and distemper in his head, which has
bee" me chronic. He says the motormau
did at warn him and he 10 damaged In the
sutn Of $4,000. in which sum he asks jude-
'Asnt. The case is filed by Kerruisb,
Chapman & Kerruish, OF Cleveland, and
JoDn ". VI GArreu, OF Maselllon.
AN INJUNCTION SUIT.
Levi w. johnson, Jacob Shaffer and
alex p. Teel, trustees of Lexington town
chip, and John Powell, supervisor Of road
district No. 8, are plaintiffs In an action
, against the Alliance Street Railway COM
pany and c. C. Davidson, . contractor
Plaintiffs soy that they have caused to be
constructed . flne gravel roadway leading
north from Main street of said city, along
the road known as North Union avenue,
to the intersection of Vine street. thence
west to and past the cemetery
located at the north corporation
line of said city. Plaintiffs say that the
Street Railway Company,witho right or
| authority, 10 now constructing . railway
In the center of the roadway named. An
Injunction restraining them from con-
structing the said railway 10 prayed for.
The court has allowed temporary rec
| strnining order. Judson d. Lewis is at
torney for the plaintiffs.
UNDHR ADJUSTMENT.
/ The arguments In the mandamus pro-
ceedinRs instituted by the board of cleo
l lions against the city of Canton were con-
oluded this morning and the case, to.
gethsr with the Lake township case, In
volving some Of the same points, was
taken under sdvlsement By Judge Taylor
A decision Ia looked for Friday or Mon
day.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Wylie D. Ellison and Anna Ferguson,
Canton.
Fred Zumkeher and Katie Muhlemann
Alliance.
Frank MehaIske and Ellen Janosh
Massillon.
Rutherford H. Doll and Cora C. Krisher
Massillon.
Albert L. Morganthaler and Alice Hersh
Massillon.
]. W. Strauss and Flora Gross, Ma
varre.
Louis ]. Choffln and Eva E. Burnside
Canton.
Harry e. vo.aw and Ella Wyant, Can
ton.
Thomas J. Edwards and Sarah Evans
Justus.
| Gao. D. Kershner and Lena Bowse
Mnssillon.
Norman Clark and Anna V. Whitmer
Louisville.
COURT NOTES.
The injunction restraining the sherii
from proceeding to sell the Mendelsol
stock In East Tuscarawas street has beel
dissolved. Two more executions hav
been issued and the goods will be sol
September 30.
The grand jury will have the heavies
grist for some years. A large number @
indictments are being found. A partis
report is booked for Friday.
W. j, Piero appeared for Lydia E. Barr
, hart, before Judge McCarty today and tn
divorce case against Plus u. BArnhar
was heard. Mrs. BArnhart secured d
vorce on the grounds of willful absence
Cora Montgomery has brough! an actio
in divorce, seeking legal separation fror
ferdinand W, Montgomery,w who has bee
willfully absent from her for three years
w. J. Piero represents the plaintiff.
Audolph Letter has been Sppointed ad
I ministrator of the estate of Leonard Erl
> late of Perry township.