Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-25
BACK AGAIN
For Its Third Trial.
Supreme Court Disagreed
With Lower Ones.
Gilbert Marsh VS.. C. 7.
| & r. R. Co.
An Action to Recover $4,000
Damages.
Making Of New voiers-Court
House News.

The case of Gilbert Marsh, an in.
fant, etc, VS.. G. r. d V. r. r. com
pany, which has been tried twice in
the Common Pleas court of this coun-
ty has been sent back again by tie
Supreme court for the third trial
The plaintiff has been given a judg-
ment on both former trials. In the
first instance the judgment was re-
versed by the Circuit court. The last
time the judgment passed muster in
the Circuit but it failed to meet with
the approval of the Judges of the
Supreme court.
PARTITION MADE.
A partial partition of the John B
Woods estate has been approved by
Judge Kohler. Emma w. Andrews
offer to take the residence at the cor
ner of East Market and Union SITS, at
the appraised value of $4,000 was
accepted. Mary Hilbish takes the
farm in Springfield township at its
appraised value of $3.50.
ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
Ferdinand II. Eggers is the plaintiff
in an action for S15,910. He is a
brick manufacturer. He alleges that
Turner, Vaughan & Taylor. of Cuya-
hoga Falls, sold him machinery for
the making of brick that failed to do
the work as guaranteed and that be-
cause of this he was damaged in the
sum stated.
t.' ASKS FOR RECEIVER.
G. III. Martin, the senior member
of the firm of G. III. Martin IL Com
pany, music dealers. has filed petit
ton asking that receiver be appoint
ed to take charge of the business until
there Is an accounting between the
plaintiff and Thomas L. Childs, the
junior member of the firm. He says
that the defendant agreed to furnish
the funds to run the business but that
he failed to do so.
ACTION FOR INJUNCTION.
George l.. Snyder, the purchaser of
the milk route formerly owned by
Hugh j. Boyle, asks that the last
named be restrained from selling milk
and cream. He claims that when he
purchased the business Mr.. Boyle
agreed to discontinue the business for
all time TO come. He says that he
has been injured by his alleged fail,
ure to do so.
REFERRED ACTION.
The divorce case of William H.
Prior VS.. Bertha S. Prior has been re-
ferred to n. O. Mather for hearing.
TO SELL STOCK.
Charles Baird, trustee under the
will of A. H. Cummins has been au-
thorized to sell five shares of Ameri-
can Cereal company stock at S175 per
share.
1 NATURALlZED.
Pietrc Trochro, Italy; Romaine Ed.
wards, Italy; Otto Weber, Germany
Cornelius IIolloran, England; Emil
Gastely, Switzerland; Isidor Teplan
sky. Austria; Fred Ebling, Germany
Francisco Ia Franc, Italy: Mariana
III j itIp' I'h'y J. Iihtttioii i'Nihuhi'
Italy; Antonio Nofi, Italy: hi Piero
Gracinto, Italy; Pasquale Carlinl
Italy; CARMEL Cozinio Italy; Charles
Mitchell. England; Alfred Edward
Regonald Adams, Canada; Patrick
Mccarthy, Ireland; Henry Zarnbinsky,
Russia: Beecher II. Wagar, Canada;
Domenco Thomas, Italy; Francisco
| Thomas, Italy.
TO HER GRANDSON.
| The will of Artemisia Terrell wac
1 filed in Probate court Wednesday af-
ternoon. She gives her residence on
James ST., to her grandson, Frank
Terrell. The balance of the property
is given to nieces and nephews. She
asks that Mrs. NJ. l.. Hitchcock be ap-
pointed guardian of her grandson as
she has confidence that Mrs. Hitch
cock will be true to her trust She
also directs that her remains be in
tered in Glendale cemetery beside
those of her daughter, Addie and that
the hcadstone be marked Mother"
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