The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-08
FOUR SUITS FILED
IN COMMON PLEAS COURT WED.
NEsDAY y4..
ri" conald Found Guilty Of Burglary.
Verdict Of Not Guilty In Case Of
Ohio We. 5aken-Anthony
Case Postponed.

The Savings and Loan company,
through their attorney, Julius Whit
ing, Jr., filed suit in common pleas
court Wednesday afternoon against
Sarah j. McAllister and James b.
McAllister. The plaintiff asks judg-
ment against the chief defendants in
the sumo of $3.50 with interest from
April /, 1905, which they claim is
due on a promissory note. They also
ask the court for power to foreclose
q mortgage on property owned by
the defendant.
PROMISSORY NOTE CASE.
Charles Krichbaum, in behalf of
Isaac Harter and Sons, has commenc-
ed suit in common pleas court against
W. G. Hinkel In which the plaintitr
asks for judgment in the sum Of
$5S6.41, being the principal and In
terest on promissory note issued by
the defendant
DIVORCE SUIT.
That her husband failed to support
her and her children, are the grounds
for suit for divorce and alimony
which has been filed in common pleas
court by Caroline Buchanan against
| her husband, Charles M. Buchanan.
The couple was married at New Phil
adelphia on June %. 1901 and have
no children. A. u. Bordner is attor-
ney for the plaintiff
DIVORCE SUIT.
Attorneys McCaughey and Eggert,
| ip hehalf of Ella Blocher, of Massil.
ION, have filed a petition In common
pleas against her husband, Peter nj.
Blocher, for divorce, alimony and the
custody of their child. The couple
were married at Massillon on Decem-
Der S, 1895. The grounds for the d.
vorce are cruelty and drunkenness
on the part of the defendant.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
James Mcdonald, indicted by the
grand jury for an attempt to burg
lariSe the saloon kept by Fanny
Moore in Alliance, was found guilty
by the jury in Judge Ambler's court,
after they had been out but q short
time. The case was commenced last
Monlay. 1t is announced that Attor-
neys Smith AMI Blake. for the Iefend-
ant. will file a motion for a new
trial.
FOR SUNDAY SELLING.
William Mccullough, a saloonkeep-
er of Alliance, pleaded guilty TO the
charge of selling liquor ON Sunday,
before Judge Amber Wednesday
morning and was given asfina OF $25
and costa Judge Amber also SEN
fenced j. l.. Slater and w. L. Yoder, |
who were found guilty of the same |
charge by jury last week. They |
were both fined $25 and costs andJ
Slater also received sentence of
10 DAYS in the workhouse. AS this
was his first ofrense, Yoder did not
receive any workhouse sentence.
BAKER NOT GUILTY.
Charles Baker, "a collector, was
found not guilty of assault and hat
terry in the case of Ohio against Bak-
er In probate court Wednesday after.
noon. After being out about one
half hour the jury brought in the
verdict Baker was charged with the
assault by Attorney Allen Cook Bak-
er was represented by Attorney Jas.
Rice, while the states side was
handled by Luther Day |
CASE POSTPONED.
Because Of the illness of Attorney
Souers. of the firm of Rice and Sou
srs, the case of William Anthony,
who is charged with mnslaughter,
Till not be heard until next week.
anthony was indicted by the grand
ury for striking the blow that
,aussd the death of Charles Bur
'oughs. Anthony claims self-defensa