The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-01-21
THE COURTS.
AN INTERESTING SUIT FOR DI.
voRCE FILED.

Judges Taylor and McCarty Both En-
gagged A Telephone Company
Brings an Important suit-Ar-
raignment of Prisoners.
Monday morning, in Common Pleas
court, was spent by Judges MoCsrty
and Taylor in rooms and 2, in calling
the docket. Several mr tions were heard
but none Of them were OF interest to the
public.
During the forenoon, william Fishel,
Of near Minerva, who was INDICTED by
the grand jury on two counts for selling
liquor in local option township, and one
count for keeping place In such town
ship, was before the Judge and pleaded
not guilt to the indictments Fishel was
required to furnish bond In the sum of
5000 on each count and he did so.
There will be an arraignment of pris-
oners in court room No. next Monday
morning, when Judge MoCsrty will as
sign attorneys to the cases.
The case Of Glodde vs. The Canton
Steel Company has been settled out Of
court. Glodde sued for damages for
$4,000, resulting from fsll.of derrick,
causing injuries. The plaintiff gets $3.50
by the settlement and pays the costs.
This case should not be understood to
be the Godar case.
In room No. q the case of Dougherty
ct al, vs. CobLrn ct al, came up this
afternoon. This is case in which the
Dueber Company is expected to make
good 81 900 worth Of stock given the
plaintiff by party defendant as collateral
8 in real estate deal. Judge Thayer and
Ralph s.. Amber represent the plaintiff
and Judge Day appears for the defendant
the Dueber Company.
/ Christian Sohauweker, who runs I
saloon at 1890 East Tuscarawas street
has commenced suit for divorce from
bis, wife, Hannah Schauweker, and ,
= popularity about the charges alleged, is
that they are just those Renerall!
. Brought by a woman against the man o
|, the house. "Chris" charges his wifi,
h with hsbitual drunkenness, covering
a period of three years past; cruelty b
4 plaintiff and their children; profane an
A vulgar language, and negl sct Of duty ii
% that she has failed to prepare his meals
|. Or make the beds. Plaintiff alleges tina
10 they were married In Allegheny in 1877
and that they have four children; GeorR
!. X. ana Emma &c. having attained thei
T. majority; Ethel, 13 years, and Christian
n 15 years Of age He asks for divorce an
n custody of the children. wann g. Bo,
n filed the petition.
IF Sarah K. Blackburn has filed petitio
l. for partition against John Harrison ct al
re through her attorney, W. NJ. Roac
g. Plaintiff prays that lands may be sol
and priorities established.
The case of the Houston Coal CT
against r. e. Harztell, Of Alliance, is o
# the docket at costs of plaintiff.
D. Mary Penn has brought suit for
le divorce from Frank Penn. Plainti
is charges neglect of duty, extreme oruslt
d and adultery. She says her husban
IF abandoned her fifteen days after thel
IF marriage. She prays for divorce an
IT alimony and wants her maiden name
a Mary Wodtley, restored. 1t Is a MassilIo
e case and r. H. Folger is plaintiffs Al
st torney.
,r A proceeding Of unusual importanc
e was filed in Common Pleas court LAT
1t Saturday afternoon, 1t was that Of th
Al Central Union Telephone Compan
/, against the Canton Light, Heat an
l. Power Company. The action is brougt
is to obtain an injunction against the d.
Of fendsnt company restraining 1t from tt
It present system of operating wires o
IL certain streets in this city. 1t is allege
Or In the petition that the Light, Heat an
'e Power Company during last Angus
a. changed Its system Of wires along thet
le certain streets by increasing the circuit
"a from one to five. 1t is alleged that b
Of reason of tn is change and by the use {
ID dynamo of greater voltage, a buzzin
10 has ben caused in the lines of the plaii
3 tiff company thereby resulting in gre,
j. damage in the operation of its lines.
y is further alleged that there are mo-
y than 900 patrons in this city OF I'll
70 plaintiff, and that these patrons ha,
- complained Of buzzing of the wires an
other annoyanoes, and that some of the
~ have had their phones removed becau
- of unsatisfactory services by reasc
!; Of these allegations. The cause of ii
- trouble is alleged to be the operating
= heavily charged wires parallel with an
in proximity to the wires Of the plainti
company. The petition asks the cou
=. for a temporary restraining order froI
is further use of the defendant company
20 wires as now constructed, and upon I'll
# flual hearing the injunction be made pc
10 manent. Thayer, Webber g. Turner file
tha oatition