Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-23
They Had Been Married
For Thirty Years.
Falls Cannot Sell Water Works
Bonds.
Action Filed For Injuuction-Courl
House News.

Ernest +. Pflueger VIII ME u Hl-,W"'
appeal bond Saturday in Common
Pleas Court.
The bond was prepared Friday and
as soon as it is signed by the suretics
it will be placed on file.
He will carry the ease in which his
wife, Julia P6uegcr, was given alimony
to the Circuit Court. He visited the
County Clerks office Friday and paid
the costs in number of other cases
in which he was party.
INJUNCTION.
An action to prevent the sale of $50
900 worth of bonds by the village OF
Cuyahoga Falls, for the purpose of
raising funds to build a water works
system was filed this morning. j. W
Walsh is the plaintiff. He alleges that
the Council has made a tax levy in ex-
cess of the amount authorized by law.
The levy for water works purposes is
2.S mills, making the total 12.S mills.
Judge Kohler issued a temporary in
junction which will remain in force
until April 3. ~
MALICIOUS ARREST ALLEGED.
Christian Sieber has commenced an
action against George a. Wise in which
he asks damages in the sum of S2555.
He alleges that Wise made an affidavit
against him in the court of Squire +.
G. Ewalt. of Springfield township,
charging him with the theft of two
cherry trees valued at ST. He was ac.
quilted by a jury. He says the arrest
was made because of malice on the
part of the defendant. He was in
custody only few hours.
HEAVY DAMAGES.
The jury in the case of Harvey l..
Yerrick VS.. the Whitman & Barnes
Manufacturing Company returned a
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of
S3,115.92. Yerrick lost an eye while
employed by the defendant company.
The company gave notice Of motion
Tor Il new trial.
OLD CASE REVIVED.
The old controversy between Bridget
| NJ. Victor and Rev. Francis b. Dough
erty. over the estate of Mary Gargan
is being heard in Common Pleas Court
The plaintiff claims that she is entitled
to judgment for $1S2 for the care and
board of Mrs. Gargan. Although the
action is against w. Il. Vaughan as ex.
ecutor, Father Dougherty is the real
party to the case, as he is the legatee
under the will
| UNHAPPY MARRIAGES.
Mrs. Crissie Moran has filed an at.
ton for divorce from Thomas j.
| MOlau. She says that he has threaten.
Cd to kill her. He has property val.
ued at $1,000. She asks for almony
| anu llt VI
name of Douds.
Amelia Tanner was granted a di
vorcc from Jacob Tanner Friday. They
We're married in 1870. She charged
him with cruelty, gross neglect and
drunkenness She was given judgment
for $500 alimony.
Two other divorces We're given Fri
day. Eta Nj. Friend was freed from
her marriage vows because of the III
faithfulness of her husband, Wilbur G;
Friend. Eva NJ. Ritter was released
because her husband, Joseph Il. Ritter
has been wilfully absent for three
years
DENIES FRAUD.
Ira NJ. Miller, the defendant in IN
action commenced by II, u. Smith, ha.
tiled Il motion asking that an attach
ment on bonds be dissolved He say,
the affidavit of the plaintiff is no
true and he expressly denies that til,
debt on which he is sued was fraydu
lently contracted.
WILL FILED.
The will of tie late Xebulon Town
send of Richfield has been filed IL
Probate Court, He gives all his prom
erty 10 his wife, Phoebe.