Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-21
ITALIANS
Tell Their Story
to Jury.
Trouble Experienced In
Getting interpreter.

There was a novel dispute at the
Court House Monday afternoon, when
the case of the State VS.. John Dissan-
tire was called.
Tony Marno, an employe of the
Akron China Co., had been selected
as an interpreter. Practically all the
witnesses for the state were Italians,
who could not speak a word of Eng
lish.
The attorneys for the defendant
learned that Marino had lived with
the family of Dominick Detcllo for
some time and that his acquaintance
with Dissantre dated from the time
of the shooting. Because of this they
objected to his acting rs interpreter,
claiming that he could place what
ever construction he pleased on the
answers of the witnesses. They said
neither the court, jury or attorneys
would be any the wiser. II was sug
gested that another interpreter he
summoned to watch Mlrino. This was
not satisfactory to the court who
held that il would be q needless eX-
a
decided to call in someone who would
be neutral Sheriff Kelly was in
structed to make n raid on North How
ard st. for the purpose of locating an
Italian who WAS not acquainted with
the parties on either side.
CASES DISPOSED OF
Since the opening of the April term
nf ,I a oil
of more than 100 cases. Many of
these have been dismissed by the
court because of the falurc of the
parties to appear when the cases were
called Others have been dropped for
want Of prosecution,
INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS.
The city has filed petition ask
ing that Henry Robinson, sr, be re
strained from building and min
taning u fence across Jewett sC, in
East Akron 'rhe attention of the
city authorities was called to the fence
by an affidavit which was filed in
Police court Monday.
VALUABLE ORDER LOST.
Il. ~ Day has lilcd n petition in
Common lic3s court asking judgment
against JdWca Nctiownu and Daniel
OMAR for SIop tie alleges that he
loaned them thnt amount last year.
To guarantee the payment Of the same
they gave MIN an order on the city.
lie deposited lno same with the city
Clerk. During the irc the night of
the riot it WuB destroyed He says
Al
der have not paid the amount due"
He asks that city Treasurer Homer
f. Berger restrained from paying
TO McGoWan and OMAR the amount
that III due them for city work.
CALENDAR ENTRIES
The divorce case of Sarah ~. WI
liam c. Ilollar has been settled. IT
was dismissed Tuesday morning,
The ease of Ottawa Truss x Sur
Rical Go. VS.. Allen Clark Drug Co
has been .c.tlcd.
ANSWER FILED.
Perry lt $imth has flied an an
Hwer IN the ease of Jacob i Bras
aemle vs. T.. X, Smith. He says tina
when ne entered into contract with
the plaintiff Il was understood TIA
Brnsaemle was not to sigu or oudors'
paper 20 exceed $1,000. lie SAY. tna
II any debts, evidenced hy notes n
excess of that sum have been cpu
tracted he knows nothing Of them,
HEARING Roth SIDES.
The hearing of the case Of th
State VS. Martha Gustnvcl WAS 70
sumed In Probate court Tuesday morn
ing. The Eirl claims that her falhe
sent her away from home to shift 70
herself she also alleges that Ne
brothers were cruel 10 her, \ grea
many witnesses have been called
She is but II years of age. The cir
makes grave charges against n mum
her OF men. These viii he investigate,
by the proper authorities.
QUICK WORK.
March Z. Yula Bell, nm cmpoyc o
the Diamond Match Co., lost thre
fingers in box machine, Mouda,
afternoon he fled a petition askin,
Judgment for $500, The Diamond Go
filed an answer aud the case was i'm
medintely submitted to Judge Noh
Ter. 1t has been agreed that Il iudc
ment Of 500 should be given to TN
plaintiff The entry was made, Tn
money paid and the case wiped OF
the docket. Only few hours wcr
consumed In the whole transaction.
II you are sick all over, and don
know just what ails you, It's ten TO on
your kidneys are out of order Foley
Kidney Cure viii bring you health an,
energy.