The morning news., 1897-08-29
WITH COURTS AND LAWYERS.
SENSATIONAL SUIT FOR INJUNC-
TION. RECEIVER AND RELIEF.


of Court Reunited-A Wedding
which was to Have Taken Place
in JaiI-The Prospective Bride
Groom Preferred imprisonment to
welded Life aud Refused.
petftion for receiver injunction and
relief was filed with the superior court
yesterday in a case sounding James Reu-
hen Hohenstein, by next friend, against
Adam Hohensteln, et al.
There are many sensational charges
f,r,ugbt in the suit. which has been es-
+ahished in the courts by a 1S-year-old
minor whose next friend is Mr. James
o.Keefe. There are vast properties at
s.ake in the suit and it promises to be
one of the most important civil cases that
have come before Judge Falligant this.
+arn, of the court. Mr.. Adam Hohenstein
is trustee for certain estates at interest,
oo8 if is charged against him that he has
taied 70 account for immense amounts
If money accruing from these estates, and
that he is too old and feeble to competent
X, discharge his duties as trustee any
longer. 1t is further charged that he dis
nosed of certain properties belonging to
one of the estates under the influence
of other children. who are no longer at
interest and that he has persistenuy failed
to make accounting with the plaintiff, who
claims in his petition TO be the sole heir
10 one OF the large estates involved.
Nessrs Richards, O'Connor and
O'Byrne are the attorneys for the plant
tf and Judge Falligant has issued an or
der making Mr.. James O'Keefe guardian
of the infant ad htem, and calling upon
the defendants to appear in open court
tomorrow morning and show cause why
an Injunction should not be issued by the
court. and temporary receiver appoint
ed. The child, who brings the suit is a
son Of the late George Hohenstein and
Mr.. James O'Keefe is his maternal
grandfather.
All next week will be spent in the su-
uerjor court with criminal business. The
jurors will all appear Tuesday morning,
and others, who were discharged by spe-
c.al notice will be expected to meet Mon
ddy morning, as stated in the legal ad-
vertisement in this issue of the Morning
News Judge Faligant will devote the
entire week to criminal business.
Tom Oliveros is a youth just grown up
VINO is held in the Chatham county Jail
on a charge OF having lived illegihmately
with Addie Hardee. Yesterday a marriage
license was Obtained from the ordinary
by the woman in the case, who was de-
termined to get Oliveios out of jail by
marrying him. O.iveros had refused re-
peatedly to marry her, but she claimed
that he had finally consented rather than
stay in jail Reports from the Jail at a
late hour last night, however, showed that
Oliveros was still there, and the SUPPOSE
ton is that the marriage license was OBJ
tanned without avail. The parties are col
ored.
Sarah Anderson is a woman who has
been trying her best 10 bring about do
nestle felicity between herself and hus-
band, William Anderson. They told their
tales of woe to Judge Falligant in the SUI
perior court yesterday, and the Judge was
instrumental in bringing the white winged
dove Of peace into the household once
more.
The suit was for alimony. Sarah claim
ell that her husband mad treated her very
badly. Her chief complaint was based
upon the neglect he had shown her.
DO you love this man yet" asked
Judge Falligant
Indeed, judge, love him with all the
heart and soul I gave him the day 1 was
married to him." she said.
And do YOU love this woman%' asked
the judge, determined to settle the mat
ter.
Yes, judge, but it's hard to live with
her"
Well" said the judge ''she is your
wife, and you must support her. If you
don't 80 back and live with her you must
support her just the same"
They kissed and made up and left the
court room perfectly happy.
The grand jury of the superior court will
NEE, tomorrow afternoon for the pur-
pose of making their general present.
".n's for the term. These presentments
NtA have much to say concerning drain
age ~ the county. Buckhalter swamp
viii be handled by the presentments the
report OF the Harmon committee, which
was special committee appointed by the
foreman for the INVESTIGATION of the coun-
drainage, being the basis, perhaps,
y lne general presentments along this
me The report OF the Harmon commit
.1e nas already been given in the Morn
s Views IN fun and has been discussed
'Ae .i.zens generally. The report ac-
-'" ages sWamps around tie city to be
aA unsanitary condition." but ap-
lue work that is being done a,
Smaller swamp. There was a minority
.l. To this report by the Harmon COM
''e as has already been stated in the
..'hns or lie newspapers, and this mi
'f.y report is signed by Mr. c. G. An
DO ana Mr. NJ. /. Exley. The vote
'ae two reports before the committee
~ 'lfte to TWO. There was another
mae Of Mr.. Malone. for the major
report hut it Ia claimed by many
i4 of The grand jury that this vote
t'i be counted for the reason that
-l'."ne was not originally appointed
i' c1mmttee, but was afterward
ON D. by reason Of his service an
jury room as secretary to the grand
N EXoy and Mr.. Anderson stat,
pretty lively things IN their minori
'''i and the public will have tht
OF chem when the time comes.
VIII be several criminal matter,
oi by the grand jury tomorrow
be- ''n too. several Indictments hav
I aay been made out. The grant
WI. assemble az the court house a.
Hampton Forrln will return
IoEa within the next few days
q NHH D.