The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-10-06

torney McLain was given leave to file
amended petition
Judge McCarty granted divorces Fri
day morning In the following cases:
Mary A. l. ,wtr VS.. Elias Lower.
Jennie Connor vs.. Frank Connor.
Rebecca Mitchell vs. william Mitchell.
The case of Abraham Bailey VS.. Anna
b. Bailey was heard but tie court took
the matter under advisemen
Sabina Patterson was given decree Of
divorce against her husbt nd, John W.
Patters IN, by Judge MoCarty today.
Most Of the statutory grounds were
alleged and sustained. ]. Whiting and
W. H. Smith represented plaintiff.
Ettl Motz was also granted a decree
against Israel Mo,z today. She was
given 81 900 alimony and custody Of their
child. John NJ. Myers represented the
plaintiff.
lea johnson was granted divorce
from Joseph johnson today. The parties
to the case are colored Mossilonians. X.
A. Pinn represented plaintiff.
The Reymann Brewing Go has com
menced an action against william F.
Reed to collect $4,000 alleged due them
on notes covered by mortgage Rice Sc
Miller represent plaintiff
NEW CASES.
L. Arnold has sued J. L. Robb OF
al. in an effort to collect s5s.35, the
amount of Judgment granted by the
Septembe term of court. welty s.
Albaugh epteseut plaintiff.
The Reymann Brewing Co. mas COM
meDoed an action against William p.
Reel to collect a., ,277.6O alleged due for
erchandise. Rice & Miller represent
the plaintiff.
I. q. Snyder, Ira Brown, George
Walker, Ed. S. Raft and Thomas F.
Turner, directors of the Walker-Cook
Company, have com menced an action
against the Walker Cook Company for
change OF" firm name, 1t is alleged that
at meeting held July 8, 1898, the direc-
tors Of the corporation resolved to take
steps for the change to that of The Can
ton Buff Brick Company. The company
makes buff brick which it IS claimed is in
great demand for building purposes end
decorating, and the name Is desired chat
they NAV be identified in the market
with the brick manufactured by them. Il.
F. Turner represents the company.
l.. F. Voisard has brought an action
against W. Fl. Wsgener as maker and II.
H. Whiting as eEdorser of note amount
ing t. $500, r which Judgment is
prayed. D. q. Hughes and Monnot &
Whit c.e are plaintiffs attorneys.
The PARTITION case Of Adam A. Shorb
VS.. Harriet Shorb ct al. was also dis
missed by ci'cuit court when it was
found no judgment record had been made
in the court below. =
DECISIONS.
Circuit Court Judges adams, Doug
lass and Smyser handed down deci, ions
oh0uIuay HlJSrlOOh hlIer u "eeh SesSlOh
at the court house 1t was clock
when they concluded their lab-rs. The
cases decided were as follows:
Frank Doll ct al against John W
Fern, appeal. This case was appealed on
exceptions to referees report Circuit
court armed the report with the excep-
tiO,, g tyvo small itarnc Of y,npay
The city of Canton, plaintiff in error
against He,man p. Hahn. Lower court
affirmed. Hahn was given a verdict for
$40 after suing for IS, 900 personal in
iuries
Ed. @. Bachert, plaintiff in error
against Jennie Cline. Affirmed. Jennie
Cline sued for and obtained judgment
for damages to goods stored with BacheIt.
John X. Poyser & Son, on error, VS..
The Standard Paving Brick Co. Affirm
ed. This case came from probate court
for the priority of liens.
Lewis Gibbs ct al. and Mary s. Shimp
vs.. the City of Canton, appeal. Lower
court sustained.
Benjamin +. Fetrow, in error, VS..
Lee Eberly. Reversed and remanded for
trial. This case had heen dismissed
below because plaintiff, not knowing the
csss was set, failed to appear.
The First Presbyterisn Church, plain
tiff in error VS.. The City of Can otn
Affirmed. This was street improve
ment assessme ent case.
The O. t. & V. railway, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Walter Hieman's administrator.
Reversed. Heiman's administrator had
been given verdict for $4,000 below.
Reinholdts administrators VS.. Rein
hold. Affirmed. Exceptions to final
account in probate court.
The Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing
Co., plaintiff in error, VS.. Charles A.
Dougherty at al. Affirmed.
Mike Cavsnaugh, who was bondsman
for Charles b. Simmons, indicted foI
pocket picking, surrendered his prisoner
Saturday afternoon. He had heard that
Simmons had sold out and was going tC
leave Canton. Simmons was taken into
custody. but it was finally fixed SC
additional bond was secured and he wal
released.
The case of the State of Ohio In re
lation to Mary K. Allen against Henr,
A. Wise, probate judge, was disposed o
today by the circuit court. The actor