Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-20
Husband Lost no Time
In Answering
His Wife's Petition For AIimony
His Charges.
Would Not Dissolve Injunction--C Court
House News.

The final account in the assignment
of the King Varnish Company was
filed in Probate Court this morning.
The crash came about ten years ago.
1t was bad one. The creditors re-
ccived hut little on Their clalms. Ine
assignee, a. r. Paige has been paying
them dividends as fast as he could col
lee the judgments against the stock
holders
Since iilng his last partial account lie
has collected $3S, ,413.76 and expended
$3o,jSS. He has balance of 81, 1916.
This will be divided among the credi-
tors at once. A dividend of per cent.
will be declared The total Indebted
ness of the corporation was S1S1, 1892.
HUSBANDS INNING.
Ellsworth Longacrc did not lose any
time in answering the petition of his
wife, Monday she commenced an ac-
tion against him for almony. She al
legged that he had left her and that ne
had transferred his affections 70 anoth-
or. He not only denies her allegations,
but makes number of charges against
her. He asks, by way of cross petition,
for Il divorce. He says that she is in
snnely jealous of him and without
cause. He alleges that she uses vile
and profane language towards him and
that she is in the habit of becoming in.
toXacted. He says he has patiently
borne this as long as he can.
WILL BE TRIED.
An amended petition has been filed
an the $4,000 damage case of Lyman
b. Triplett rs. The Akron & Cuyahoga
Falls Rapid Transit company. The
case was called for trial recently The
petition was defective and the case
was postponed. 1t will be tried soon.
OTHER PLEADINGS.
Kraus, Kirn X Co. have commenced
an action against Maggie Detler for
S67I5 alleged to be due OH account.
An amended answer and cross-pet-
1ion has been filed in the case of the
Henderson Lithographing Co. VS.. The
Enterprise Manufacturing Co. The de-
fendant asks $4,000 damages for the
alleged non-fulfillment of a contract.
HarryrB. Tate has commenced an ac-
tion against Harry Gray for $76.02. He
claims to have recovered Judgment
for that amount in Justices court.
CALENDAR ENTRIES.
The motion to dissolve the Injunction
in the case of William j. Mills VS.. John
j. Hale was overruled by Judge Koh-
Ter this morning. The defendant re-
Gently recovered judgment against the
plaintiff for 5000. He held cognovit
notes for the amount The Sheriff
was about to sell the property of the
plaintiff when he was restrained. Mills
cHdilnS tuhl E1die ONLY loaned INN DO.
The court took the same view of the
matter
A. S, Mottinger has been appointed
receiver in the case of Mary c. Voss
VS.. Anna Smith Albertson. He will
collect the rents on the property
PROBATE COURT.
The will of Mrs. Hanna Brown has
been filed in Probate Court. She gives
her husband life interest in all her
property. At his death 1t is to be di-
yided among the children.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Charles Thomas farmer of
North Solon. He is 40 years of age.
The bride is Orpha Hunt of his city.
She is 10.
SUED ON BILL.
Henninger & Elton have sued c. NJ.
& j. W. Walsh for S1,34s.43 alleged
to be due for material and labor per
formed in the erection of tho Walsh
block on South Main ST.