Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-17
Three Lunacy Inquests Held
In Probate.
Ribinger Files His RepIy-Cour
House News.

The decision of Judge Nye, in the
Pflueger allmony case, has been re-
ceived by the attorneys representing
the parties to the action.
Mrs. Pfueger is given Judgment for
$4,000 She is also given the title to
the block on South Howard st. This Is
estimated to be worth from $4,000 to
$4,000. Several witnesses were placed
on the stand during the trial to fix the
value Of this property. Their figures
did not vary to any great extent.
The court orders the defendant to
pay the money to Mrs. PHueger in in
installments. He is to pay her $4,000
down, and $4,000 each year, until the
entire amount is paid. This would
cover period of four years. The
journal entry has not been fled as
there is an effort being made to settle
on different basis.
During the trial of the case an eff
fort was made to settle the alimony
question. The defendant offered to
pay Mrs. Phueger $4,000 and give
her the use of residence to cost
at least $500. In addition to this
he agreed to pay 5000 per year for the
support of each of the minor children
This money was to be paid to guar
dian, to be appointed by the court.
This was to continue during the min.
ority Of the children. He also offered
to pay the plaintiff $4,000 cash, she
to provide for the children. Another
proposition was to give her an interest
in the business of the Enterprise Man
ufacturing Go. This was to stand in
her name during life. 1t was then to
revert to the minor children. The of
fers were all refused.
FULLER ESTATE.
The appraisers of the Fuller estate
will file the inventory in a few days.
The property consists largely of gilt
edged securities. A considerable Dor
ton of 1t is in United States bonds,
The personal property is worth about
$4,000.
WANTED AS WITNESS.
The Sheriff has received n summons
for Fred Wolf who is wanted in Gin
cinnafi as witness in the Lukens mur-
der case. II Is on trial in that city at
the present time. Wolf is employed a,
the knife works.
FOR MATERIALS.
The Ohio Glass and Hardware Com.
pany has filed petition In Common
Pleas court against Ellen G. Phinney
for S275 alleged to be due for mater.
ials furnished in the construction OF
the new Phinney block on s. Main st
DID NOT WAIVE RIGHTS.
William Hibinger, the plaintiff in 4
$4,000 damage case against the C..
A. & g. railroad. has filed repl,
to the answer of the defendant i
was claimed by the defendant that Hi
blngcr had signed n release for al
| Io M a gaS bp raocon ~ hi, ;,i,,,i.. 7,
his reply he denies this. He says tha
he supposed he was signing n paper
acknowledging the receipt of $50. tina
was paid him for the time he lost be
cause of the injury. He alleges tia
1t was represented TO him that the pa
per did not contain anything by which
he waived his rights TO an action 70,
damages. He says if it did It was ,
fraud, He claims that the waiver il
the result Of false statements made I,
HIM He makes general denial of tn
allegations made in the answer.
SETTLED.
Mrs, Susan A. Lewis has been m
pointed administrator of the cstat
of her husband. He was killed by
c, A. & G. train at the Center stree
crossing. A journal entry filed in tn
matter gives her authority to settl
with the Railroad company for S2O(
She was appointed for the purpose c
making the settlement.
GUARDIAN.
D Allen Brrmbaugh has been appoin
, ed guardian of Bessie Brumbaugh
al. He qualified by giving bond Il
$4,000.
THREE LUNACY CASES.
Horace Clark OF Hudson, VIZ
: brought to Akron Friday night
! Sheriff Kelly, 1t is alleged that Clai
Is crazy on inventions.
n For several years he worked on
telephone that he believed would r