Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-12
Claim Made by Creditors
of Wilcox.
Woods Heirs do Not Agree on
an Administrator.
Two More Divorce Petitions Filed
Court House News.

The application OF f.4N. NllcoA, ioi
his discharge from bankruptcy was
heard in the United States court at
Cleveland today.
The creditors are contesting. They
arc not satisfied that he has turned
Over all his assets for their benefit. |
Two Akron banks are parties to the
proceedings, the Second National and !
the Citizens National.
Stocks that are alleged to have been
transferred by Mr.. Wilcox, are as fol-
lows: Akron Building g. Loan Asso-
ication, Wilcox -Bruncr Company,
Thomas Lumber company. Baker-Mc-
. Millen company, Akron China company,
Akron Wooden & Felt company, AK
ron Savings bank, India Rubber COM
pany.
He is alleged to have held in addi-
ton to the stocks named above, bonds
of the following corporations: Pitts
l burg Plate Glass company and Muncie
Land company. Aside from these Sc
curities he will be asked to tell what
has become of equities in real estate,
mortgages land contracts, etc.
The contesting- creditors claim that
: Nh. Wilcox has transferred the title
jof the securities, etc, to his wife and
friends and that he has done so with
e out any consideration. They seek to
v hive the stocks, etc, turned over and
v sold for their benefit. p
j. q j1-HEIRsdCoNFERe
The heirs of the late ]. b. Woods
met today and tried to agree on an ad
.e minstrator of the estate. AS soon as
u this is settled the action to set aside
;" the WILL Will be called for trial II
y Common Pleas court. The defendants
will not make e"any defense and TIT
We Jury will be instructed by the judg
~ to return a verdict for the plaintiif
'r George G. Allen. executor of the vii
has agreed to resign as soon as tn
he case is decided in favor of the PLAIN
- tiffs. His compensation has peen IN
VI cd. 1t is in excess of $1,000. 1t WA
III learned Monday that the heirs coul
Ut not reach any agreement in referenc
us TO the selection of an administrato
All of the children are after the nj
-. pointment. 1t is not improbable TIM
the court will be asked to name SON
'o one.
'ar DIVORCE COURT.
III Two petitions for divorce were file
in Common Pleas court this mornin
i've Jennie Rogers of Mogadore, charg
AZ her: husband with drunkenness, Wilt
ee' absence, gross neglect of duty, al
adultry. Margaret Noe was marie
= to Daniel Noe Aug. 20, 1867, in DE
field, Germany. Shc aiieSe" 'i'' "
~ guilty of neglect and cruelty
ear The divorce case of Eta Nj. Friel
VS.. Wilbur G.. Friend has been referr
'e.' to G. Forest Fircstone for hearing.
lo Emma Carter was granted divor
ear saturday from Edwin Carter ON I
grounds of neglect and cruelty.
DAMAGE CASE.
per Theodore Il. Thompson has filed
cid netition in Common Pleas court as
ing inr Judgment for $1,000 against
the Northern Ohio Traction company.
oho alleges that lie was injured IN Il
iurs l,s;on betweep his wagon and [
ter' ON the tracks Of the defendant
her saws that the accident was due 10
carelessness of the motorman.
mp OTHER PLEADINGs.
1ers An answer has been filed in the 81
not 80 Gao A Cox. executor VS.. Emdn
Frank. The. defendant alleges u
the note for 81 900 held by the piain
was delivered to him by the father
his wife with the understanding tt
II was to be turned over to the defe
Veil ant. He says that the plainui
failed to carry out his trust.
G. T. Grant, trustee for the cree
,.o'. "~ ors of Geo. G, Hugiil has fled a ere
W. -, petition in the case of Josiah Wig
49, ,ys. City. He alleges that the plain
is Indebted TO Hugill in the sum
w slloso for stone furnished him
'wn- Hugill-
and CALENDAR ENTRIES,
y III The ease OF Kraus, Kirn y Comps
a. pyo NInoric uctlor has been settled.