The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
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COURT NOTES.


Norris VS.. Wolf, constable, to recover
under a cbattel mortgage, was tried to
the court and a verdict for plaintiff
rendered by Judge McCarty.
In Judge Taylors court Wednesday
afternoon the jury in the case Of Van
Voorhees, and Rice against Eli Brown to
recover S2S.11 alleged due, returned Il
verdict for the defendant
The case of Elizabeth Chunk against
Carrie ClUnk was tried to Judge Talyor
and judgment returned for plaintiff
Thursday morning. Suit was brought
to recover $3.50 alleged due on a n ote on
which defendant claimed an offset for
the full amount.
The casa of Josephine Krenn against
: Oliver Edwards was tried to a jury in
room No. 2 this morning. 1t was
paternity charge and Attorney r. A.
Pinn represented pliintif. The defen-
dant failed to put in an appearances. He
bad furnished bond for $500 signed by
JohnHanrey and Mary Holtzbach of Mrs
sillon. This was declared forfeited. The
jury found Edwards guilty and the court
ordered that the $500 be paid to defen-
dant within thirty days.
John Gallagher, the Minerva man in
dicted for running speak easy, and who
! skipped out, returned to Canton yester-
day and received his sentence Wednesday
afternoon. Gallagher was located in a
West Virginia town and came volun tarily
to Canton. George Adel was his bonds
man to the tune of $500, but will now be
able to save this sum. Judge McCarty
said he was determined to break up this
business in Minerva, or at least do his
full duty in that regard. He said he had
fined another man indicted by the grand
jury for a like charge $50 and costs and
had sant him to the workhouse for ten
days, and would just double the sentence
in Gallagher's case and he did.
The jury in the case of the HawIey
Down Draft Furnace Co. against Oby &
Co. retur ed verdict for $50 for plain
tif yes ,erday afternoon. Suit was
brought for $1,000 alleged due under
contract. Clark, Amber s. Clark repre-
seuted plaintiff and W. J.Oby and Harter
& Krichbaum the defendants.
4. Frank Williams has sned Calvin
Finefrock to recover S534.4O alleged due
on account. Waun & Bow represent
plaintiff.
RosaDna Root has sued John Root for
divorce. The couple were married in
1896. Extreme cruelty and neglect are
alleged. Plaintiff has a thirty-scre
farm in her own name and wants defen-
dsnt restrained from interfering with
same. Alimony is also prayed for. X.
H. Folger represents plaintiff.
Court convened 10 room No. / Mondoy
morning, Judge McCarty presiding.
Sc eveTal motions ere heard.
Stacy (Turkey) Ll2wellyn, indicted by
the last grand jury for holding up Frank
Bradley in Saxton street one night, was
sentenced to the peniteu tlary for three
years, he having pleaded guilty.
Elizabeth Krebs has filed petition |
for divorce against Frederick Krebs.
She says they were married in Canal
Dover in 1885, have two children, and
that defendant has been guilty of
habitual drunkenness and failurs to pro-
vide. She wants divorce, alimony and
custody of the children. Welty & AL
baugh represent her
DAMAGE CASES.
Three damage cases for $4,000 each
were instituted against Henry L. Spell
man in common pleas court today. The
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creamery people, are the plaintiffs. They
first sue as Il firm, and in their petition
allsge that they were on November 4,
1897, and still are engaged in the
creamery ana butter making business,
having branches in Sugar Greek, Rogers
Vile and Shanesville. They further
allegs that defendant Henry l.. Spell
man wilfully and maliciously published
and circulated false and libelOus matter
regarding the plaintiffs, on or about the
date mentioned in the foregoing, TO the
effect in substance that the Miller Bros.
were going into businesses at Sugar Greek
and that they had stuck farmers from
whom they had bought milk in other
parts Of the country and would do the
same again if the farmers were not care
ful. Plaintiffs allege that as a result Of
these statements the farmers refused to
sell them milk and the credit Of plain
tiffs was Injured and destroyed. They
therefore ask for $4,000 damages.
Edward J. Miller and John C. Miller, the
broth rs composing the aFm each com
mence separate action against defen-
dant for the same sum. Shaver e. Shaver
and Welty g. Albangh represent plain
tlffs.
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