Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-08
DISAGREEING
Husband and Wife
Agreed on Decree In
Their Divorce Case.
Large Sum Due the
Cornell Estate.
Roy Long Paid Claim and Was
Released.
An Action Against Administrator
Court House News.

A decree satisfactory TO both par
ties, was filed Monday morning in
Common Pleas court, in the case of
Margaret VS.. Danied Noe.
This case was heard to Referee John
II. Halderman several months ago.
Both parties gave notice of appeal.
The plaintiff claimed that alimony was
not large enough. The defendant was
not satisfied, asserting that his wife
had been given much more than she
was entitled to.
At recent conference between the
parties an agreement was reached.
The plaintiff was granted n divorce
on the grounds of extreme cruelty ana
gross neglect. Upon payment of $500
to the defendant she is given the title
to all the property. She asusmes the
mortgages and all other membranes
OIL the property.
LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED.
The executors of the will of the late
I. w. Cornell are the plaintiffs in an
action commenced at Lima Saturday.
A special from that place says:
Proceedings were commenced Sat
urday to have a receiver appointed for
some of the remaining property of r..
c. Faurot, al one time, Lima's wealth
lest citizen. A short time ago his large
opera house block and electric light
company were sold under foreclosure.
The executors of the estate of the
late #. w. Cornell of Akron, O., now
bring suit for, q receiver for some re-
manning property. aCornell. it is al
legged, loaned Faurot $S1 400 ten years
ago, and the principal and interest
now reaches $112,44S.
PAID HER CLAIM.
The action entitled the State, on re-
lation of Emma Wagner, VS.. Roy
Long, has been settled by the defend
ant paying to the plaintiff $50 and all
the costs incurred in commencing the
case.
DIVORCE CASES.
The divorce case of David VS.. Sarah
!. Reeser has been referred to a. E.
King
Mary r. Cruise has been granted a
divorce from Fred Ii. Cruise. She al
legged gross neglect.
The divorce action of Cora NJ VS..
Charles Z. Snyder has been dismissed.
NEW CASES.
Ida Bonewel has commenced an ac-
ton against J. W. Harter, administra-
tor Of the estate of Benjamin Bone
well. she alleges that she is entitled
to judgment for $3.50. She was the
house-keeper for the deceased
The Journal Company, Of TT. Wayne,
Is the plaintiff in an action against the
n. Y. G. Il st l.. and Erie railroad
companies. II is alleged that the de
PENDANTS damaged freight consigned to
them for shipment by the plaintiff
Henry Musser. executor VS.. Anna
Book, Is an appeal case from Probate
court. 1t was brought for Il sale of
real estate.
OTHER PLEADINGS.
William II. Palmer, the defendant
in line fence action filed by Benja-
min NJ. Poyer has filed an answer and
cross petition. He alleges that he mas
had ,ndisputed possession of the prop
erty claimed by the plaintiff for 25
years.
A demurrer to the petition of Carl
Schoenduve has been filed by the Ak
ron Germanio company. 1t is alleged
that the plaintiff never asked repara-
ton for the alleged damage occasion.
ed by an article printed in the Ger
mania and on which suit is brought.
NATURALIZED.
John Baggott a native of England,
has been granted naturalization pa
pers. John Souers witness.
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