Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-21
Against Editor SeyboId
and Others.
Article Published In the Akro n
Germania.
PfIueger Case Carried Higher..-Court
House News.

A petition is being prepared by at.
torney F. II. Waters, that will make
good reading when it is filed.
Carl Schoenduve Is the plaintiff in
the action. The Akron Germania,
Louis Seybold and p. e. Werner will
be named as defendants. Mr.. Schoen-
duve will ask Judgment in the sum Of
$4,000 for alleged damage to his good
name suffered as a result of an article
published in recent issue Of the Ger
mania. In the article it was alleged
that Mr.. Schoenduve was guilty of
several transactions that are not in
keeping with the rules laid down for
good business men. Mr.. Schoenduve
denies these charges point blank He
says they were inspired through NAL
ice and that their publication is the
result Of the personal spite entertain
ed for him by Messrs. Seybold and
Werner.
There has ebeen, 1t is said by friends
Of the parties to the action, much
feeling between the plaintiff and de-
fendant for long time. Two lodges,
in which Mr.. Schoenduve holds mem.
bership, have passed resolutions deny
ing certain charges that are alleged to
to have been made against him. The
petition will recite these facts. II will
be filed this week.
GUARDIAN APPEALS CASE.
Columbus, o., August 21.-(Spl) "A
sensational alimony case reached the
Supreme court Monday on error to the
Circuit court of Summit county. The
parties are well.to-do people OF Akron.
| 1t appears from the papers filed that
Ernest #. Phueger was sued by his
wife, Julia Pflueger, for alimony, The
Common Pleas court granted her pc
tition. The decree of the court gave
her title to valuable real estate, he.
sides $500 in cash. Pflueger made
a motion for new trial, which was
overruled by the Circuit court His
guardian, Arthur ]. Rowley, brings the
case to the Supreme court. Phueger
owned residence, store building, fac
tory, and interests In an Akron bank,
besides property in Minnesota valued
at about Sl50000.
WILL SETTLE CLAIM.
Anna Treap, administrative of the es-
tate of Ellen Gilbo. has been authoriz-
ed TO settle damage claim against the
Northern Ohio Traction company for
S325. The deceased is alleged to have
died as the result of injuries received
in an accident.
WILL OF SARAH WISE.
The will of Sarah Wise, late of Green
township, was filed In Probate court
Tuesday. She bequeaths 500 and a
COW, known as Petite" to her grand.
daughter, Elsie Prear. Her daughter
Louisa Neal, is given 500 and two
other grand children, Clara Prear and
Fora Wise. are remembered with gifts
of 500. A grandson, Dewey D, Wise
Is given the same amount. The bal
ance of the property is to be sold al
public auction and the proceeds divid'
ed equally between her children.
MOTION TO REMOVE.
Mary Faller has filed a motion asking
that II. r. Address be removed as ad
mnistrator of the estate of Henry A
Heller. She alleges that she is a sis
ter of the deceased and that she is en-
titled to act as administrators II she SC
desires. She says that she was never
cited to appear to accept or reject the
administration of the estate.
ASSIGNEE APPOINTED.
Thomas J. Davies has been appointed
assignee Of v. C. Houghland & Com