The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-24

Judge Simonton. president judge of
pauphin county, yesterday morning is-
sued an order making permanent al
injunction against Frank e. Elncs.
William T.. Eott. Ephraim Rrcn-
neman. T.. II. Walker. Il. Louis
Grambs and John !. Landers. of
Scranton. ana the alleged partnerships
of several of the above defendants,
styled The tollicry Engineer company.
Limited. and Tho International Cores
pondcnce Schools. Limited. This in
junction prohibits the above parties
from assuming the name or attcmDt-
ing any acts under the names of The
toliery Engineer company. ntcrna-
tional Textbook company. OF The M
natiOnal Correspondence Schools. or
for prosecuting or inducing others to
prosecute for charters under any of the
abov. names. The evidence presented
| showed clearly an attempt To black
mail The international Correspondence
Schools. of this city.
McssrS. Ercnneman. lIlmcs and BOtt
mad" no defense, except 81 statement
| that they had been deludcd into the
| scheme by Charles y. r. MacaulAN, OF
| Chicago. and were perfectly willing
| that Il permanent injunction should be
| issued. as far as they were concerned.
| H.. II. Walker. r. Louis Grambs and
| John |. I.andtrs were represented by
! Attorney Hill. of the law firm of Wal
| hor x Hill, who made u vigorous fight
| for his clients.
| Walker. Grambs and LanuelS in
! slructed their attorney To announce
! that they would sign 4 paper agreeing
| in the future to act in accordance with
Judge Smonton'S order in the case.
! In the case OF Macaulay. Ira r..
| O'Malley. (;aurc S. French and Ncs j.
| johnson. all of Chicago. and Macau-
| lays alleged Illinois COrpOrati atiOn known
as "rhe international Correspondence e
| Schools of Scranton. Pa" the Defend
ants did not appear or have counsel.
| Therefore. Judge Simonton ordered
| that the injunction in their case be
continued without date ana that SER
vice of notice be made on them in Illi-
| nois under the provisions of the act of
1859.
| In the case OF Hon. w. W. GrieSt.
| secretary of the commonwealth. the
! same order was made as against the
! Scranton parties. except that ii Was
| understood and stated that Mr.. Griest
vas only included in his official ca
pacity. and the action was an amica-
| BILE one.
| In the case ot r. Iiittera Van Dyke,
esq. who was named by Macaulay as
! his Pennsylvania agent. Mr. Van DI he
presented a petition denying his con-
| ncction, and on motion. agreed to by
| AIessrs. Olmstead. McCumant and llar-
| rinGtcn. counsel for The International
! Text tbook company, his name was
| stricken off the list of defendants. Mr..
Van Dyke plainly stated that he did
not object to The injunction, but he
! did object to being. even by Inference.
| connected with SO bold and outrageous
| Il scheme.
| in all the NEWSPAPER controversy over
| the attempts of Macaulay and his col
| leagues on the Internationa! torr"s-
! ponIcnce Schools. the officers of the
| latter have said nothing. relying on
| the action of the courts to settle the
matter. and this has been done in an
| eilcctual manner. The we'll known In
! teinn tiOnal Correspondence" schools
| now have ciieclual protection for their
| name. credit and reputation.
Libraries for Dundee.
| B, Exclusive Wiie from The Associated Press
| London, oct .".-\ndrcw Carnegie has .ivri.
! !@7,o0o to establish I;bIArirS at imnicc.
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