Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-05

las stated In the Register, Judge
Thayer Melvin has departed for Old
Point Comfort. Va, where he hopes to
recuperate his health. special Judge
Showacre is still holding court in Mar
shall county. Judge.H. c. Hervey, who
has been sitting in Hancock county
all this week, will open a term of
court in this city next Monday, upon
which day ne is expected to render a
decision in the mandamus proceedings.
Below Is g. list OF the new suits in
which the preliminary papers have
been fled in the Office OF Clerk c. H.
tHenning CT the Circuit Court.
The following new chancery suits
have been entered:
Mrs. M. Haskins VS. T. J. Wolving-
ton, A. lWolvipgton and Jason Clark.
An attachment suit was also brought
against same defendants, and bond in
the sum of 81, 900 was furnished. ]. j.
Coniff for plaintiff.
Schmulbach Brewing Company VS..
Frank Oberle, Hanna Oberle and Bar
bara Amereni, with application for a
special receiver and injunctions.
Howard & Handlan for plaintiff.
Geo. H. Parks, trustee, VS.. John M.
Clayton, Jacob G Clayton and others.
James P. Rodgers appointed guardian
ad Item for infant defendants.
VIM. T. Miller, guardian of Chas. F.
Agnes A. and Cora C. Miller, infants,
Tvs. said infants and VIM. T. Miller,
Elm Grove Coal Company, r. S., Riley
trustee, and James L. Hawley, petition
for sale of interests OF said minors in
certain coal in real estate in which
they are interested. Caldwell & Cald-
well for plaintiffs.
N. E. White guardian of Anna N.
White and Robt. P. White, infants,
VS.. w. Reed White and others. Pc
tition for sale Of infants coal land.
T. IS. Riley for plaintiffs.
Anna Neuhard and others VS.. Geo.
w. Weiner, executor Of Henry Neu-
hard, and others. Caldwell & Cald-
we'll for plaintiffs. This is an inter-
esting case. Mr.. Neuhard devised his
property to the executor, who subse-
Guently, together with all the heirs,
signed an agreement not to sell the
property. Later the stockyards ON
Tenth street were sold, and now some
of the heirs bring suit to set aside the
deed for the property, on the ground
that it was fraudulent, inasmuch as it
was in violation of the written agree
ment referred to.
Mary V. Mcdonald VS.. S. M. McDon-
aid. Coniff for plaintiff. Divorce.
James C. Barr and Frank Klinker
VS.. e. M. Holiday, application for re-
ceiver.
Charles Kraft. guardian, VS.. Rosina
Kraft, ct al. Mabon for plaintiff.
Tillie Diegel vs.. Fred RABIES and
George Carl, an action to compel pay
ment of judgment. Wingerter & Con-
If for plaintiffs. Matters involved
have been compromised, 1t is under
stood.
James R. Campbell VS.. Salina W.
Glenn. Handlan & Weidebusch for
plaintiff.
Harry Bode VS.. Augusta Bremen and
others. white & Allen for plaintiff,
and Howard & Handlan for defen-
dants.
Wenzel Huebel VS.. Laura May Miedel
ct. al. White & Allen for plaintiffs.
Following are the new law suits:
J.. Klapheck vs.. w. H. Heogh, 5000.
| White & Allen for plaintiff.
A. ]. Goodhue, treasurer Butchers
Retail Protective Association. VS..
Chris. Kalbitzer and others, suit for
$1,000. Arnett for plaintiff. Meyer &
Nesbitt for defendants.
Alphous Haftermeyer VS.. John Hun
ter, damages, $1,000. Howard & Hand
Ian for plaintiff. Robinson for defen-
dant. Leona Haftermeyer VS.. same de-
PENDANT, damages $1,000, same attor-
neys.
Jacob Loffler VS.. Peter Baker, unlaw-
full detainer. Howard & Handlan for
plaintiff.
Catherine c. Warnafelt and others
VS.. Mary Ann Smith, in ejectment,
damages $4,000. Pendleton for plain
tiff.
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