The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-07
Large Attendance OF At
torneys Monday.
BUT FEW CASES READY
For Hearing In the Assignment
-.NotabIe Scarcity Of
the Court House
loungers.

Court opened Monday morning In
both rooms, Judge McCarty presiding
in No. 1 and Judge Amber in No. Q.
The most of the morning was taken
up with hearing motions and demur-
rers of an unimportant nature. Near
ly every attorney in tho county was
present at the opening of the court.
A great many cases on the assign
ment for this week will not be ready
for trial, but it is thought that enough
business can be found to keep both
rooms busy during the week. There
are no cases of Importance yet as
signed, but number of divorce actions
promise the usual variety and spice
for the spectators in the court rooms.
There were not as many persons pres
ent as usual at the opening of the
court in the benches set aside for
spectators, some of the chronic attend
ants being at work and too busy to do
their full duty toward the temple of
Justice.
HUSBAND IN THE PEN.
Maria c. Henry. wife of the motor
ious John III. Henry, SO well known in
the southwestern part of Columbiana
county, has sued for divorce. Her
only allegation Is that at the October
Columbiana county, in 1899, Henry
was sent to the penitentiary for
term of four years, and Is at present
serving that sentence. She asks di-
such other relief as she may
be entitled TO under the law. They
have one child, a girl IS years of age.
The wife at present lives at Alliance.
Henry is well known to the author
tiles Of Columbiana county. having
figured in several affairs In the vicin-
ity of Bayard. VIM. M. Roach repre-
sents the wife In the action.
JURY IMPANELED.
The grand jury reported for duty to
a man, Monday morning, there being
not single absentee when the roll
was called. They were impaneled
and given the usual instructions by
Judge McCarty,, nothing that was said
w thChi LudJ any tuluk
than the usual cases would come before
Them for consideration.
Thomas B. Loutzenheiser, of Can
ton. was made foreman. The other
members are James Brown. w. d.
Theobald, Charles Domino, Peter
Click, Joseph Weaver, John B. Black
ford, s. S. Ncwhouse, Milton d. Shaef-
Ter, Monroe M. Herbst, Walter Weisel,
Abraham Fournace. Leonard P. Slus-
ser, Frank Young, Henry Schwalen.
PROBATE COURT.
In the gardanship of John Ebie, of
lake township, final account has been
fled.
In the estate of John Ebie, OF Lake
township. the will has been admitted |
20 probate.
IN the guardianship of Louis ].
Fuchs. of Canton. final account has
been fled.
In the guardianship of Ralph Reig-
er, Of Canton, Howard M Dine has
'een appointed guardian.
In the estate of Joseph S. Reed, of
Massillon. Charles M. Reed has been
appointed administrators.
In the guardianship Of Howard and
Myrtle Iesh, of Nimishillen township,
sale of real estate has been approved
Ind deed ordered.
in the estate of Peter p. Moomaw, of
Plain township, final account has been
filed.
In the estate of Louise Reigler, of
Canton. public sale Of real estate has
been ordered.
In the estate of Peter Quit, Sr., of
Canton, Peter Gutt has been appointed
In the estate Of Mary Ann Hessly,
Of Canton. F. M. Eaton has been ap-
pointed administrator, with the will
annexed.