Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-05
| WOMAN
Didn't Talk Enough.
Singular Complaint Made
In Mayors Court.
Zimmerman and Wife
Will Not Live Together.
He May go After His Clothing,
But That's All.
Quite Number OF Arrests Made Upon
Minor Charges.

Win0T CildrgeS.
George Zimmerman was arraigned in
Mayors court Thursday morning. on
a charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by his wife, Phoebe thinner
man.. The defendant admitted hav-
ing been a little bit rough in the treat
ment of his wife Wednesday, but al
legged that it was all due to the fact
that she wouldn't talk to him.
In court. Mrs. Zimmerman declared
to Mayor Young that she did not love
her husband and would never live with
him again. She claims that they have
been living in her home, and that near
ly all of the household goods belong
to her. She said that she would will
ingly give her husband all of his
clothes and goods if he would leave
her. This was agreed upon, and If
after today, Zimmerman is found
lettering about his late home, he will
30 to Tie wOrkhouse for 30 DAYS Be
sides the pending time sentence, the
defendent was fined So and costs.
James Riley was arrested at Summit
lake park, Wednesday afternoon by
Constable G. b. Taylor of Coventry
township. The auto was telcphoned
the park in Io minutes. Constable
Taylor alleges that Riley wanted to
run the park, and was arrested while
attempting to explode Il cannon crack
er, in n crowd He got boisterous
and the officer struck him on the head
with club, producing Il painful scalp
wound. officer Taylor filed an afii-
davit against Riley Thursday, and
hearing in the case will be given July
III.
Hiram Jackson. liveryman has filed
an aifidnvt against VIM. Owen and
Henry Gillen, accusing them of cruel
ty TO animals, overdrlving II team of
horses. He alleges that the defendants
hired team of horses Wednesday to
drive to Greensburg, but that instead
they drove to Canton. abusing the
horses 50 badly that they have not
yet been brought home. The boys
We're arrested In Canton "Wednesday
evening. and We're arraigned in May
or's court Thursday morning. They
pleaded not guilty, and hearing in the
tust ndS peeh St' 'ot July H. ~ is
thought, however. that the matter win
pc settled out of court
Tony Gelder, accused of assault and
battery upon Thomas NIaaney, was
fined SIS and costs.
Cases against Tony Valentine aud
George Fuchs, lighting, continued to
July Z,
Case against Byron w. kindly,
charged by Lewis Ferii with assault
and battery, coneinued to July z.
James Strapp, lntoxicaton, $40 and
costs and 80 days to the worlhouso.
Arthur Gagenheim and 4 l.. Bertcle,
accused of placing explosives on the
street ear tracks July 4, We're each
fined the costs In the ease.
Mayor Young on Thursday morning
overruled the demurrer IN the case
against Herman Grossnan, accused
of peddling fruit without license. and
fined the defendcnt 50 and costs The
defendent was granted five days in
which TO file u petition in error in tile
Court OF Common Pleas.
Cases against Chas. Leonard and
George Kast, accused of placing ex-
ploslvos under street ear trucks, con
tmued TO July I.
James II. Warden and Pat Stoyn,
intoxlcalon, ~ and costs each.
A stops the Cough