Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-22
DaIrympIe Sentenced to Penitentiary
Court News.

A number of the creditors OF the j.
+. Seiberling & Company, have agreed
to settlement of the claim against f
A. Seiberling.
He was one of the stockholders OF
the company. A judgment for $4,000
against him. has been in the hands OF
II. r. Wilson for several months. Mr.
Seiberling has agreed to pay $1,000 In
full satisfaction of the Judgment. In
Common Pleas Court Monday morning
an application was filed, in which
Judge Kohler was asked to authorize
such a settlement.
George C. Kohler, attorney for a
number of creditors, protested against
the allowance of the orders. He said
81 wish to state, in the
presence of this Court and the
attorneys, that we claim that +. A,
Seiberling, few days previous to the
assignment of The j. f. Seiberling &
Company, received notes due the com.
pany to the amount of $4,000. The
money realized on these was to be used
to pay certain claims. Not one dollar
of the money was ever used for that
purpose.
The attorney for F. A. Seiberling as.
serted that his liabilities would aggre-
gate $250,O0O. The Court referred the
application to Henry Hagelbarger for
hearing.
ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
Daniel w. Hiltabiddle. administrator
Of the estate of Leroy Hiltabidle, al
11-year.old boy, who was struck ant
killed by Northern Ohio Traction
Company car on Wooster ave, Oct. 10
1890, has filed petition, asking $10,00t
damages. The plaintiff alleges tha
the car was running at high rate o.
speed. that 1t was not provided will
Tenders and that the gong was no
sounded.
HALES ANSWER.
A few weeks ago, w. j. Mills filed ,
petition in which he alleged that j. p
Hale had obtained default judgmen
against him by fraud. He sought t
have the sheriff enjoined from selling
his property. Hale filed an answc
Monday, making general denial o
Mills allegations. He asks that tn,
injunction be dissolved.
OTHER PLEADINGS.
James IL. Church has filed an an
swcr denying that be is indebted Il
the Beacon-Journnl in the sum o
$55.39.
Mary l.. Thomas has commenced al
action against Matte q. Rogers, 70
Sl95.25, alleged to he due ON notes.
Mary II. vowles. in her petition, ask
Judgment against Walter L Sykes e
al for $1,000.
PLEADED GUILTY.
May Bush pleaded guilty of peti
larceny In Common Pleas court Mon
day. She was fined $40 and costs
Walter Dalrymplc, embezzlcmcnt, wa
sentenced to one year in the pcnitcn
tiary.
AFFIDAVIT OF LUNACY.
An affidavit, alleging that Rosa Gun
tlss is insane has been filed in Probat
Court. Her home is In Northileld. Sh
is 81 years OF age. The woman wa
adjudged insane. She was taken t
the asylum Monday.
CALENDAR ENTRIES.
Zella 4. Broughton VS., Lawrence l
Pierce, default Judgment, S2S0.50.
w. II. Love, administrator, VS.. II.
Sanford, settled
<HtHuiiaH poiNh 'S' Aiu'ii'uu "
real Co., settled.
II. C, Sanford VS.. ]. S, Moore, di'
missed.
John Barlstow vs. Fanny Baristo'
and Edward ]. Wertn VS.. Ella Vert;
settled,
The Court has referred the case {
WIN christy VS.. Akron Street Rallwa
Company to Judge Il. w. Stuart.
WILL GO HIGHER.
The plaintiff in the case of Akro
Savings Bank VS.. John #, Soldering
will appeal the case to Circuit Court.