The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-02
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
INDICTED PRISONERS ARRAIeNEp
BEFORE JUDGE HARTER
Time Set for TriaiI and Counsel Ap.
pointed-Four Divorces Granted.
Suits Filed.

Those indicted by the last grand
jury were arraigned before Judge
Harter Monday morning, all of them
Leading not guilty. Upon the sug.
gestion of County Prosecutor Upham
counsel was appointed Cor those VINO
we're not defended and the time for
the trials were set for the first week
IN March. Tho.e indicted in connec.
,lon with the Canton State bank and
Miller hardware company cases will
be arraigned next Monday.
Besides the bank cases, indictments
are standing against IA persons. Oil.
yer Smith and Thomas Moore, VINO
are charged with stealing $130 worth
OF personal property in Alliance, were
the first ones arraigned. They were
represents by City Solicitor Day and
Attorne. VIM. Roach, of Alliance.
Hearing was set for March 5. A
statement wa made last night that
these two men are members OF
Pittsburg gang and that Sheriff Will
son was afraid that their pals" would
try to rescue them on the way to the
Jail, but Sheriff Wilson denies that
ne was afraid of a rescue and that
no more precaution was taken to safe
ly transport the prisoners to the Jail
than Tor any other prisoner of inn
portance.
A plea of not guilty was entered by
Frank Stevens, who was indicted for
the Lilling of Joseph Burk, at Osna-
DuTg. HIS hearing was set for March
&c and Attorney J. B. Snyder was ap-
pointed as his counsel. The follow
ing individuals entered pleas of not
guilty and counsel was appointed for
them:
Elmer Huberty and August Purney
for alleged burglary and larceny, At
torneys Shields and Abt appointed as
counsel; Hiram Fdlk, charged with
non-support, Robert Gavin, charged
with grand larceny, Attorney Ernst
appointed counsel; Dionesia Salcion,
charged with forging check on ALI
ance FIRST National bank for $3.50, At
torney II. b. Webber appointed coun.
sci.
The court passed the arraignment Of
Peter Felt, ind.ctei for forgery until
next Monday. The cases of William
Anthony, mGnslaughter, E. J. Urig,
grand larceny and Mannerino and
raolo, second degree murder, which
were continued from last term will he
tried during this term of court.
Fer LODGING AND CLOTHING.
Elizabeth Keller has filed a suit in
common pleas court against Nelson Z.
Agne and William Wagner, to recover
$40 from Agne for board and cloth
ing of two minor children belonging To
the chief defendant, she having been
requested by him to board them on
July Is, 1901. The plaintiff also asks
that William Wagner be en5oined
from paying to the chief defendant
a sum of money that Wagner nov
holds in his possession. She states
that Agne is about TO convert some
property into money in order to Ge.
feat creditors.
PROMISSORY NOTE.
Jason Teega arden filed a suit in COM
mon pleas court Monday afternoon
against Abraham Shively 10 collect
$454.52 with intere.t from May 10,
1896, which he claims is due on
promissory note given to him by the
defendant.
FOUR DIVORCES GRANTED.
Judge Harter granted four divorces
Wednls sday afternoon. To Laura +.
johnson from William G.. Johnson on
the grounds of cruelty; to Clara Nc
Tlurg from Harry r. McClung on the
grounds of drunkenness. and to n.
II. Parkhill from Jennie Parl<hiu on
the same charges.
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
At the meeting of the board Of
county commissioner Monday the only
business transacted was the allow
ance of a number of bills.