Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-15
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In Mining Company
Held by Plaintiff In I'm
mense Damage Case.
Emma Andrew Will Ad-
minister Estate.
Woods Heirs Met and Settled
Their Dispute.
An Action For $15,OO0-Court
House News.

An answer to the sensational petit
| ton of Attorney Charles III. Howlant!
will be filed Saturday by the execu.
tors Of the Cornell estate.
Howland sues for $2,S000OO dam.
ages. He claims that he has been in
jured to that extent by the alleged
wrongful acts of the defendants in
the management Of the affairs of the
Vermillion Mining company.
The company is capitalized at
S24O0O0. The executors will claim
that Rowland owns one share in the
company Other parties represented
by the plaintiff have II shares, max
ing total of IL shares on which to
base damage claim for $2,S00,O0O.
The directors of the Canadian Copper
Mining company own all but 16 shares
of the Vermillion company. They are
defendants to the case commenced by
Rowland. This action will delay the
distribution of the balance of funds in
the hands of the executors of the Cor
snell estate. The amount now in their
possession is 100000. A settlement
with the Ritchies will not be made I'M
til the litigation instituted by Rowland
has been disposed of.
ADMINISTER ATRIN WOODS
ESTATE.
The children of John Il. Woods have
reached an agreement relative to the
appointment of an administrator of
their fathers estate. There was dis
pute as to who should fill the trust.
All wanted the appointment. AS a re-
suit of the conference held with their
attorneys, Emma Andrew will be Sc
lected. The legatees, under the will.
are to receive cash in the settlement
of their claims. The balance of the
estate will be distributed in the usual
way. ~.
T DIVORCE CASES.
Mrs. May Tarfing has filed n peti-
tion in Common Pleas court asking
for a divorce from Robert Tarring,
formerly the proprietor of a hotel on
North Howard st. She alleges that
he has deserted her. They were mar
ried four years ago She claims that
he assaulted her, inficting severe in
juries. She wants her maiden name
of Derner restored.
Emma Pickett, colored, claims she
is entitled to a divorce OH the grounds
of cruelty. Her husband, Aaron t.
Pickett, is a well known plasterer.
DAMAGE ACTION.
William Carl has commenced an .ac-
ton against the National Sewer Pipe
company for $4,000. He had his hand
smashed while cleaning out II clay pit.
ENTRIES.
The cases dismissed and settled to-
day are as follows: S. A. Martin VS..
w. G. Marble; Mary l.. Shepler VS.. p. |
w. Plappert: s. w. Parshall VS.. Henry
Murphy; Keziah France VS.. Roland
France; Nancy Van Orman VS.. IL
Camron; Akron Savings bank VS.. J.gF.
Henry Seymour VS.. Emma
l.. Seymour and Susan Hamlin vs..
Austin Hamlin. r. S
The jury in the case of Daniel IA. |
Carstaris VS.. NJ j. Murphy returned |
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
500. .S3.
In the case of Charles Simms VS..
George a. Rex, the plaintiff was given
Il Judgment for 500.
The replivin action of Norton Il.
Horr VS.. II. NJ. Attcrholt, assignee, is
being heard.
r DIED IN .INFIRMARY.
An inventory of the estate OF Dennis
Ryan, who died in the infirmary was
fled in Probate court this morning.
Ryan had money and securities valued
NJ $1,T46.
WILL FILED.
The will of George North was filed
in Probate court today. He gives all
ls real estate TO his son, George North,
provided he pay daughter, Charlotte,
$500.
! PARTIAL ACCOUNT.
w. III. CARTER, assignee of the j.
i. Scibcrling Company has filed par
.ial account. Since fling his last re.
)ort he has received $5115271, and ex-
pended S24,S6710. There is balance
IN hand of $30,SS541.