Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11
JUDGES VERY BUSY.
A Large Number Of Orders Handed
Down Yesterday
By Judges Campbell and PAUL, in
the Circuit Court-An Outline or
the DEGREES NIade-Citizens Ad-
mitted and First Papers Taken
Out.

Before Judge Campbell, in the case Of
Stephen McCuuoch V. J. c. Hervey ct
al. motions to dismiss ana to set aside
,the verde. were argued and submitted.
In tn case OF Augusta Schriener ".
Philip Schnupp, there was an order made
reinstadng The case.
In the case Of the Van Dorm Iron
Works Co V. Murray Bros; plaintiff
was glvsn leave to file declaration and
cause remanded to rul,s.
In the case Of James H. Dickey V.
Geo. u. Clancy; The motion TO dismiss
was oyerru.e1.
Before Judge PAUL, in the case Of
City V. Capt c. ID. Knox, OF The ny
s.one State; leave was given City to ME
u brief in opposition to jne motion 70
dismiss.
In the case Of Rachael a. Russell '.
Eli W. Russell, an injunction waa grant
ed. restraining Ell w. Russell from IN
terfering with petitioners custody ana
control over the children mentioned.
In the case of j. W. BeltZ q Sons 20.
VII. Holloway; the demurrer OF plain
tin was overruled. The same order was
entered in the cases Of John Y. bravo V.
S. NJ. Darrah, ana Williamson d Ball V
Stole Bros. & Co.
Before Judge Campbell, in the case OF
State V. Elizabeth and w. 7. Emblem,
Indictment No g. the defendant was
granted a new trial, and The cause was
remanded 10 the Criminal Court.
In the case Of J.. p. Bailey V. Karl
Fisher. the motion 10 grant new trial
was overruled and there was judgmen,
for $11 11-25.
Befor7 Judge PAUL. in the case Of E.
W. AleXand r V. John Mar.ing, the mo
ton for a new trial was overruied, ana
there was judgment for S503. II was
further ordered that the sum OF $40,
heretofore paid into the court be- paid
20 the plaintiff or his attorney. such
sum not constituting a part Of the juds-
ment aforesaid.
In the case Of Mary Beltz Y. Valentine
Beltz. there was an order for d tendant
TO paw s25 TO plaintiff on or before Oc-o-
Der oath.
In the case Of Minnie Rickus V. Burn
hard Rickus. there was similar order
to nav S25 on or before October 31st, and
The def ndsn- was restrained from en-
numbering or dis7csing Of his property.
In the case of Frick & Lindsay Co. V.
General Engineering Co. G.. al. there was
an order for the Special Commissioner to
nav 20 the Exchane Bank $1,000, with
interest from March 16, 1898.
In the case Of Kate Y. Clark '. Ed
ward 7. Clark. there was en- order 70 pay
S25 to plaintiff on or before October 21st.
In the case Of Francis FallOure V.
Catherine FRYE ct al. IN re was an or
der Cf dismissal: The cause having been
on the docket for four years.
In the case OF Nellie Truck Y. c. Carl
Truev. III re was o decree Of divorce.
IN the case Of Edward Munk & Co. =.
John p. Parker ct al. there was an order
of dismissal: the cause having been set
tied out OF court.
Before Judge PAUL. In the case OF
Matt McDermOtt V. c. II. Galligan, hear
ing Of issue raised On attachment and
garnishee was continued until the next
term.
In the case Of 3. s. Allison, executor
Y. ". A. Chew; there was an order Of dis
missal.
The following citizens were admitted
during the day: John Karryuh, Aus
trio: Thomas T. Lynch. Ireland; Freder-
,cll Jordan. Germany; August Borck,
Germany: Louis Ealons6y. Russia; PAT
rick Iaffv. Ireland: An'oni Pesta, Rus
STA, and Martin Das. Austria.