Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-30
Not Outside Their Home
For Years.
Citation Issued to the Mother
and Daughter.
Referee Refuses to Recommend
Divorce-Court News.


A remarkable condition of affairs
is revealed by common place entry
made in the Probate court calendar
Monday.
The entry reads. Estate of Hiram
Fuller, deceased. Citation issued to
Ellen Fuller. widow. and Mary Fuller,
daughter, to accept or reject the ad-
minstration.''
Hiram Fullerton Il number of years,
was cashier of the First National
bank of this city. He was a man of
means and possessed of n wide circle
of friends. He died seven years ago,
leaving an estate that is estimated to
be worth from 100000 to 100000
His wife and daughter survived
him.
Several years previous to his DEATH
Mr.. Fuller retired from the bank. Up
TO that time. his home had been SINH
lar to that of any other prosperous
business man. \ short time after his
retirement from the buuk there was
a great change noticeable. Instead
of cultivating his friends. he and all
the members of his family avoided
them. Gradually they became more
and more exclusive. until finally they
rarely went outside their own door
way. This continued until Mr.. Fuller's
death. at
The daughter had been q bright and
popular young lady. She also fell un-
dor this peculiar spell, living n life of
almost continual solitude.
After the death of Mr.. Fuller. the
pecuiarity mentioned became more
marked. 1t is said by near ncighbors
of Mrs. Fuller, that neither she nor
her daughter ever appear outside the
house. large brick structure at 12J
North Union st. Ii Is certain that no
one calls on them The widows ami
doors are always closed and an air
of deep mystery surrounds the place.
1t Is necessary that some one admin.
lister the estate. The law provides
that the widow and other surviving
members OF the family shall first ac-
cept or reject the trust. In case they
do the later. then II becomes the duty
of the Probate .li.'.r to appoint some
competent party. II Mrs Fuller and
her daughter appear ut the Court
House. In response to the citation, 1t
will be the first time. since the death
Of Mr.. Fuller, that they have been
outside their own door yard.
DIVORCE REFUSED.
C. f. Becry has filed his report as
referee in the divorce ease of Charles
Gunzcnhausen VS.. SOPHIA Gunzen'
nauSCu. ti' T'toiiii'ihhS tiiu, Nh'
court refuse the divorce. The plain
tifr came to America in 1893, leaving
his wife and four children in Ger.
many. During his residence here he
has written 10 her 10 come to this
city. She refuses to do so until he
sends money for her passage and that
of the children. Mr.. Beery says this
dones not constitute willful absence
on her part.
Perrin case fonotjahhor, Phi rex
PERRIN CASE.
A journal entry has been filed In thu
divorce case of Paul \. Perrin VS.
Mary Perrin. He is granted divorce
but tho custody of the minor children
Is given to the defendant. Perrin Il
to pay her $40 per month alimony un
til 1904. SIS per month after that unit
1906. and 81 per month until 1905.
MALICIOUS ARREST ALLEGED
Adam $. Myers has filed an action
asking $1,000 damages Of George l.
Sypher. He alleges that Sypher hat
him arrested Jan. 8, on n charge o
trespassing. He says there was M
foundation for the accusation ant
that it was the result of malice.
wILLFuL ABSENCE.
william s. Coe has sued Louisa Coz
fro divorce. He alleges that sh'
has been wlllfully absent,
ADJUDGED INSANE,
John Arnold, 2S years of age, wa'
adjudged insane Tuesday, He wal
formerly school teacher