The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-10

CASES CONTINUED.
Jury Waived Session
Of the Superior
Court Opens.
DIVORCE CASES TOMORROW.
Judge StevensWjll Probably
Close the Business
This Week.

The jury-waived session OF the su-
perior court opened yesterday morning
with Judge Stevens of Boston on the
bench.
The docket was called by Assistant
clerk of courts Macomber, and large
number Of cases were continued. The
A divorce cases will come on tomorrow,
but large number OF these were con-
tinued also.
The docket was disposed Of in the fol-
lowing manner: Jury-waived cases
continued, Harrison p Murdoch ct. al
We. Clinton Cooperative bank; Ware
National bank VS.. 2. A. Hubley et ais;
Charles c. Copeland ct ali vs. Reliable
Underwear Co.; Henry Rice VS.. Reliable
Underwear Co.: Lillian Bosworth VS..
Thomas G. Platt ct al; Frank c. Winn
Va. Samuel L. Merchant ct al; Edwin
T. Brown vs. James P. Abbott; Tous-
saint Langerin VS. vitaline Larose;
Jennie McGuinn VS.. Thomas C. Plat ct
al Richard E. Mitchell VS.. John E. Nc
StA@ASaS Ct al lG<QNlu "A. sumner VS..
George B. Dinsmore ct al; George s.
Corbin vs. William H Cassidy; Athol
Brick Co. VS.. Charles F. Amsden, admr;
william F. Scribner vs. Edward T. Bis
co, exor.; Martha 2. Scribner VS.. Ed
ward F. Bisco exor
The cases Of the Revere Rubber Co.
vs. Humber & Co.. and Charles Carpen-
ter VS. Francis Wright have been set
tied. In Hester P. Hood VS.. American
~ 1ocA
called and defaulted The number of
continued cases makes the docket much
smaller and as many Of the cases to be
neard this week are on motions it is
thought that Judge Stevens will hear
nearly all the cases set down this week
Also these cases have been transferred
70 the jury list; William E. Fuller vs.
William g. Seaver; Charlotte Gould VS.
commonwealth of Massachusetts, and
Charles B. Sawin VS. commonwealth.
These divorce libels have been con-
tinued: Clinton G. Perry VS.. Flora G.
PerryI Mary E. Riley vs.. Edward o.
Riley; Anna LII VS.. Jacob Lii; Ella L.
Hill vs.. George H. Hill; Lena Smith
VS.. Albert w. Smith; Mary R. Horton
VS.. Edgar H. Horton Alice NJ. Gilmore
VS. Albert w. Gilmore; Dana L. Fuller
vs.. Josephine Fuller; John ], Bonner VS..
Mary "A. Bonner; Josephine E. NJ Full
Ter VS.. Dana L. Fuller.
At O'clock the court came in again
and the first hearing was on a demurrer
IN the case of the Seattle National bank
or Seattle, Wash, against Henry H
Adams. Jaquith & Bigelow appeared
for the plaintiff and George r. War
field and Thayer & Rugg for defend
ant. According 10 the plaintiffs dec
iaration the Seattle National Bank was
a creditor Of the Western Farm Mort-
gage Trust Company of Kansas, and
obtained judgment for more than
$4,000, and an execution was issued
NO property was found to satisfy the
execution, and the present defendant
has been sued as a stakeholder in the
western Farm Mortgage Trust Com
pany, for the amount Of the par value
or the stock that the defendant held.
city Solicitor Rugg made the argument
for allowing the demurrer.
The second case to be heard was that
of Walter r. Bachelor VS. John c.
Chaplin ct ais. c. S. Hayden appeared
for the plaintiff and Baker & Hall and
J. H. p. Dyer for the defendants. There
was an argument by both sides on the
demurrer filed by the defendant and
counsel for plaintiff moved to amend
the fourth count, which was allowed by
the court
Jhe court adjourned al 4.10 O'clock
Today this list comes before the court:
Coyne VS.. Murphy; Norwood ct ais. VS..
Lathrop; Chamberlain, adm, VS.. Peo-
pies Savings Bank Brown VS. Smith:
eaton vs.. Keneni Bent VS.. Reed.
INQUEST REPORT.
The report Of the inquest held over
the body Of Isabel H Morgan of Black
stone was filed in the clerk of courts
office yesterday by Judge Putnam Of
Uxbridge. The findings are that the
woman met her death by being struck
by train while she was crossing the
tracks Of the N. T., ". H GsH railroad
at Blackstone, Aug. o. No negligence
on the part Of the railroad conipanv
was found,
PATENT HEARING.
An interference case in the United
States patent office was heard yester-
day before Aldus C. Higgins, commits
sioner. The findings are referred 10
the patent office at Washington.
HEARING POSTPONED.
A mortgages sale of real estate had
been advertised to take place yesterday
at-the office OF Joseph X Greene in the
State Mutual building, but the mort
gagor, Alma G.. Anderson, says that
there is a chance Of making a good
trade for. the property in question. and
the party hOlQlng the mortgage is will
ing to walt few days to see If a trade
cannot be effected
TWO CASES IN PROBATE COURT
In the probate court yesterday, Judge
Forbes held two hearings. Mrs. Sisan
King has petitioned for separate sup
port. from her husband, c. Howard
King Of Shrewsbury. Sullivan &
O'Connell appeared for the petitioner
and w. A. Gle for the respondent The
other case was a petition for a guard
ian for John II. Fay ct ais. Moses
Goodwin was appointed guardian ad
Item to investigate into the case and
report to the court later
PRAYs FOR REMOVAL.
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