Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
COSTS
Larger Than the
Judgment.
Execution Issued to
Sheriff Kelly.
The Van Wart Company
Dissolution.
Two Men Adjudsed Insane
Court House News.

An execution has been placed In the
hands of the Sheriff in the case of
|, Frank Wheeler vs.. Louis Rudiminsky.
He Is directed TO attach the property
of the defendanr to satisfy Il claim
of 81.
This case serves as an illustration
Of the trifiing matters that are dragged
into court of Common Pleas. The ac-
tion has been pending for a long time.
1t was brought to trial and a judg-
mcnt was returned in favor of the
plaintiff. Tie costs In the action are
almost double the amount that was
| involved. In addition TO the 81 found
| due the plaintiff, tn defendant will
| be forced to pay $l3.O4 in costs, max
ing total Of $2O.04 in settlement OF an
original account OF 81.
| DISSOLUTION OF CORPORATION.
The attorneys in the action brought
for the dissolution of Tho Van Wart
Co, have been instructed by Judge
Kohler to prepare "a journal entry. The
Van Wart Co. was organized TO manu-
facturc Il cure for the liquor habit
The medicine was all right but the
patients were lacking.
TWO LUNACY CASES.
Joseph Heller and Joseph Greenese
We're adiudged insane in Probate court
Tuesday The first named is AZ years
of age. His atlliction is the result
of heavy work and exposure. Mr..
Greenlese is one of the Oldest resi-
dents of Twlnsburg. Five years ago
he fell from load of hay injurng
his head. This brought on the loss
of mental faculties.
CASES DROPPED.
The error ease of Pat Deely VS. State
has been dismissed for lack of pro-
secution.
The partition case of Andrew Halter
VS.. Romanius Halter has been settled.
IN PRISON GARB.
Gideon Carr was I'm Common Pleas
court Tuesday morning attired in II
gray prison suit. He looks thin and
pale and II is evident that his incar'
ceratlon Is telling on him. During
the day he held his grandchild, the
| u
girl seemed to have great affection
for her grandfather. The scene was
Il sad one. At noon Tuesday, Edward
Carr was placed on the stand by the
defense. His version of the fracas
which resulted in the death of Sylves-
ter Hull did not differ materially from
that Of his father Gideon Carr There
IL little being developed at this trial
which was not brought out at the
two trials of Gideon Carr.
APPLICATION FOR GUARDIAN.
Martha Christie, of Cuyahoga coun-
ty, has filed an application for the ap-
pointment of II guardian of John S.
IIerrod. 1t is alleged that he is an
habitual drunkard. He has property
valued at $1,000.
SETTLED.
The damage case of Laura Helm
baugh VS.. II. II. Pnueger has been set
tied. She claimed judgment for al
} legged slnnder.
CASES DISMISSED.
The actions commenced by James
II. Kennedy, Luther X. Ranney ana =.
R, OHmun To restrain the Akron Pe0-
pies Telephone Go. from building a
line through Boston township. have
been ;missed ut the costs OF the
plaintiffs.
} APPEALED.
) The case of Oscar Il. Franco vs..
1he City, decided in favor OF the
plaintiff by Judge Kohler has been ap-
pealcd to the Circuit court by the de-
fendant.
COURT NOTES.
A default Judgment for $631,8 81 has
been given the plaintiff in the case
of the Akron q 'ocery Go. W.. Sadie
|. Dye,
A. r. Saunders has been appointed
administrator OF tho estate of y. NJ.
BurnhaLi.
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