The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-01-12
COURT

Alimony and Divorce Suits Filed-Al-
lance Miliiners Want Pay for
Scorched Feathers-Grant and Bow
Get Allowances for Aiding Prosecut-
ing Attorney.
The Miller Rubber company OF AK
ron, has brought suit in the Stark
county common pleas courts to have
the Canton Rubber company enjoined
from using it's trade mark The Akron
company alleges in it's petition that IT
has had trade mark properly regis
tered consisting of a hand and part OF
forearm, representing rubber
glove upon the hand, and aIso a face
mask trade mark, both of which the
Canton company is using. The court
is asked to grant temporary injunc-
ton and when the case is finally heard
to make it perpetual; and also to fix
the amount of damage that has been
done to the Akron concern by rea-
son of the infringement.
CRUEL HUSBAND.
Rosa Jacobs has brought an action
for alimony only against her husband,
Charles +. Jacobs, alleging that his
cruel treatment of her has compelled
her to leave him and that she wants
the alimony for her support. They
were married at Wooster in 1895 and
have four children. The wife alleges
that the husband at various times
swore, at her, called her vile names
and on numerous occasions threatened
to kill her; that he beat her on one
occasion, knocking her down, and
that when she locked herself in
room he secured hammer and tried
to break in to the room. The de-
fendant is a plumber employed in
Canton and makes from 500 to $22
a week. He also has a house in this
city valued at $1,000. A temporary
Injunction has been granted restrain.
ing his employers from paying him
whatever wages are due and Jacobs
is also restrained from selling or en-.
cumbering his property. Attorney
James A. Rice is counsel for the plain
tiff.
MINNIE WANTS DIVORCE.
Minnie Lowery has sued Parker
Lowery, alleging willfui absence and
gross neglect of duty. They were
married at Lisbon in 1898 and have
two small children. She asks the
custody of the little ones and restora-
tion to her maiden name of Minnie
Davenport. w. o. Werntz is counsel
AFTER INSURANCE.
Maude Graham and Lucy T. George,
milliners of Alliance, have filed six
separate suits against as many insur-
ance companies to try to recover in
surance claimed to be due for goods
burned in q recent fire. The amount
is $4,000, no part of which has
been paid. The fire occurred last Au-
gust. Attorney Craine & Snyder filed
the petition.
COAL BILLS.
Fl. M. Carpenter, receiver of the
& Cleveland Coal company,
has filed two suits in common pleas
court to collect money alleged to be
due for coal furnished. The Massillon
Bottle & Glass company is defendant
In the one case and the amount
claimed is s1,333. The Wooster Glass
is also sued for 1851.
ATTORNEYS ALLOWANCES
The county commissioners allowed
Attorney James J. Grant 5000 for as
sisting in the prosecution of Simon
Brandt and Attorney C. C. Bow $3.50
for aiding the prosecutor in the Har-
rison Baum case These amounts were
approved by the court and will be
paid by the state.
WANTS HER ALIMONY.
Mary Hamilton, who was granted
alimony of $40 month by the Mahon-
ing county courts, has brought an ac-
ton in probate court In this county to
aid her in collecting what is due her
rom her husband, Paul II. Hamilton.
who is working in Massillon. She
claims that the Massillon Iron G. Steel
company is indebted to him and she
wants what is due. II is claimed that
The husband owes her S397