The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-03-09
NOTHING READY
FOR TRIAL.
Judge M'Carty Unable to Get
Any Cases on Hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT INTERPRETERS.
Another Trial Wanted In the MiIler-Cas.
teeI Case--New Suit Filed -Busi-
Transacted Today In
the Courts.

Judge McCarty Wednesday morning
took UP his assignment of cases but
was unable to get anything for trial.
The suit of Harper ct al. VS.. Bowers
ct al. was postponed till the 16tht on
account of the attorneys being busy
in circuit court. Rose VS.. Buckle is in
decree. Beck VS.. Beck is one of Jud
Lewis cases and Lewis is sick and
cannot get to court. The divorce suit
of Buchanan VS.. Buchanan was post
poned till Mr. Welty can get into the
trial.
Circuit court on Wednesday morning
finished the case of Bernard Dick VS..
the Champion Stoneware Co. and took
up the double action Of Margaret Welch
and Margaret Madden VS.. the Pennsyl-
vania company. The plaintiffs in COM
mon pleas court got an injunction to
stop the railroad company from closing
up q street near the depot at Alliance.
The company appealed the case and cir
cult court is hearing the issues on the
merits of the controversy. Lynch and
Day represent the plaintiffs and Carey
and Mullins, of Salem, the railroad.
SUIT ON ACCOUNT.
Sophia Cope has brought suit in COM
mon pleas court against George B. Tope
as executor of Matilda Tope for the COL
lection of an account amounting to SAT-.
The petition was filed by A. V. Johnson
and William M. Roach.
Du,rIr, ApTNrr Ac1yrr
A motion has been filed in circuit
court for q rehearing of the controversy
between Archibald Casteel and Jessie
Miller. The case was decided last week
| by circuit court, that bench upholding
the common pleas judgment in favor Of
Casteel. The stenographer in the case
in the lower court neglected to certify
that the record submitted contained all
the testimony and the circuit court
| therefore did not consider the evidence.
Attorneys Sterling and Sponseller, who
represented Miller have secured an affi-
that the record does contain all the tes-
timony and that they now ask the court
to grant another trial.
| WANTS ALIMONY..
In the divorce case of Rosa Blocher
against Alcid Blocher, Attorney Spidle
has filed a motion for alimony for the
wife during the process of the litigation.
| HUSBAND WILL FIGHT.
Jacob c. Reed does not propose to al
low his wife Della c. Reed: to secure a
divorce without contest. He has re-
tanned Miller & Pomerene and they have
| filed an answer to her petition in which
all the charges against him are denied
and the court is asked to dismiss her
case.
TITLE QUIETED.
Judge McCarty, Tuesday afternoon
heard the case of the Louisville Brew
ing Co. VS. Morgan Landon, ct al. The
suit was brought to quiet the title to 9
strip of ground being occupied by the
brewery in Louisville. Many years age
Morgan Landon decided the land to the
brewery but the deed was never record
ed and was finally lost. Landon admit.
ted that he had decided it away and a.
no defense was made the court entered
judgment quieting the title.
WANT ALIMONY REDUCED.
Attorneys Lewis & Rogers & Har
have filed a motion for a modification
of the decree in the case of Margare
against William J. Patterson. In thi!
suit Judge Taylor recently granted thC
wife a divorce and the custody of tn,
child with 5000 alimony for herself ant
$40 a month for the child. The motion
says the decree is unreasonable as t.
the alimony. 1t says that Patterson il
not worth more than $400 and that thu
child could be supported at public in
stitution at Sc per month.