The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-27
IT THE COURTHOUSE.
James A. SAKE is Not
Among the Chosen in
the Registry Office.

Register of Deeds Harvey B. Wilder
displayed no inclination yesterday of
! Permitting James A. SAKE to occupy
desk room in the new registry Office
When asked for an explanation by The
Spy man. he did not care to discuss the
Vsitnatiop. Meanwhile Mr.. Saxes petit
ton, signed by nearly every prominent
Worcester lawyer and $50 others of his
Clients, is ignored, and the private ex-
apainer Of titles is forced to conceal his
personal books and papers in the first
convenient nook in the building.
There is considerable feeling on the
ground that other solicitors who do
basiness similar to that done by Mr..
Make are allowed desk room in the new
office and suitable provision has been
made for their comfort, while the vic
tim Of circumstances or something else
isforced to do his business as best he
may
Al Fitchburg yesterday the county
Commissioners held a hearing on a Pc
titaan Of the mayor and aldermen of
thaf city to build a foot bridge over the
Ntra &s of the Fitchburg railroad at the
! .fo&f pc Kimball street. There were no
NenEo1strants, and the commissioners
VIII doubtless grant the petition
IHe commissioners will give hear
1 ing 81 Fitchburg Sept. 81 at a. m. on a
4 petzflQn asking for the relocation Of
y Ny sinister street.
Judge Hopkins presided yesterday at
hearing in the case of Peter ]. Irnlah
vsg Dora Cook in an effort to straighten
out the legally tangled affairs of the
business of the defendant The de-
ftndant seeks the dissolution of the in
rnanetion restraining her from doing
Business. and wants the partnership
with Imlah dissolved Imlah wants az
fairs to remain as they are, on the
ground that the sale of the store was
not legal Willis e. Sibley. William /.
Mclaughlin and Charles B. Perry APP
peared for Dora Cook and Sullivan &
O'EQnnell for Imlah Judge Hopkins
took the papers in the case, reserving
IN decision.
An offer of compromise was filed in
probate court yesterday in the case of
CHARLES F, Richards VS.. Haywood Bros.
" Wakefield Company of Gardner.
+ Ytichards, as administrator of the es-
tate of Asarius Wrinikaine brought
suit for damages, alleging that the de-
ceased while in the employ of the de-
fendant corporation, slipped and fell in
}TyI&lB u SlOpsHt ftFdtl1 car OF truck, and
that the car ran over his foot, crushing
it. necessitating amputation, from
whinh death resulted a week after.
Through its counsel, Thatcher B. Dunn,
Incorporation offers to settle for $500,
Ra4aSg all expenses of sickness and
Vburial. The offer was referred to r. p.
kPieFce of Fitchburg for arbitration.
This attachment was recorded yes
terday: Henry A, Tennebring VS.. Rein
hoIH G. Tennebring Worcester, an ac-
fidMof contract, with ad damnum $500.
served by Constable A. f. Rich
Son and returnable in central dis
1T court Aug. 5.
f5udge Forbes presided at a hearing
IN rrobate court on the points at issue
fin The construction Of the will of VIII
liam s. Lincoln. The executors have
mortgaged to the Worcester county in
situation for savings a portion Of the
estate to carry out some of the provi-
eions of the Will, and their right to do
40 was In question. Decision was re-
served. T. Hovey Gage appeared for
thfexecutors and Chandler Bullock for
thN bank.
y M the case of Carrie T. Worcester VS.
HNfar Worcester, a petition for sepa-
r0tk support, Judge Forbes reserved
hieIdecision in probate court yesterday
p.J. OConnell appeared for the petit
toner, Thayer & Cobb for the respond
emit The cases Of Myron o. Mowry
poNglas, and George p. Cooper Wor.
afSler, will be given hearings before
a CHARLES F. Aldrich, referee in bank
ttipfcy Aug. II.
Patrick OBrien and Nehemiah c
Pills, through their counsel, Black.
& Vaughan and Thomas III. Sulli.
I. have served notice Of suit agains
Y EXTRACTOR Daniel w Elinwood, undel
nc employers liability act. The suits
cNe result of alleged injuries re-
\ %ived by the complainants while In TIL
Employ Of the defendant during thu
obstruction Of the Inman block, corne
divine and Foundry streets.