Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-09-27
LEGAL n EwS.
NEW SUITS.

Frank Dean Irwin VS. James Donaghy,
ejectment for nine acres III Brady twp.
Minnie O'Conner VS. VIM. OConner,
petition for divorce.
Margaret E Dill VS. James B. Dill,
petition for divorce.
NOTES.
joseph Wellner, boy who plead
guilty several months ago TO several
charges of larceny, he and other boys
having sneaked into other peoples
houses where they had called to sell
papers, was arrested Monday on a pro
cess It is alleged the boy had been
stealing again.
Elliott E. Hays of Chicora Is in Jail
on charge of a&b and surety of the
peace.
Divorce cases were taken up before
Judge Galbreath, Monday. The first
was Emma Drebert Cunningham VS.
Levi Cunningham, a West End store
| keeper Mrs Cunningham alleged a
long course of cruel and barbarous
treatment. Divorce was granted
Other cases heard and granted were
William H. County VS. Maggie May
County; Jennie Hilliard VS. Isaac n.
Hilliard; John Eaglesfield vs. Camelia
Eaglesfield; Sara Sylvia Coovert VS.
Lee Covert; Jane Eliza Orr, by her
| father and next friend, Benjamin
Douthett. vs George W Orr; Harriet
E. Richards vs Bert Richards; and
| Garnet G.. Richardson VS. Harry E.
Richardson. In the latter case, Mrs.
Richardson. a good looking young wo-
man ofabout twenty years, swore she
was living with her parents, MIR. and
| Mrs. Shook, in Lyndora. that three
years ago she and her husband eloped
! from their homes in Allegheny, secured
license in Ohio by swearing falsely to
their ages, both being under age. and
were married He lived with her three
months at her parents house and then
| left She went after him several times,
and was insulted by his mother and
| sisters The last time she went she
| took their child along, thinking 1t
might induce him to provide for her,
| but his mother threatened to have her
| arrested for swearing falsely to secure
| the license if she did not quit running
| after Harry. Mrs. Shook, the plaintiff :
mother, stated that she once met Rich
ardson on the street in Allegheny and
| wanted him to come with her to Butler
L WHGTt Ills Wll0 WdS olSh at -,
| and he replied that he hadn't time to
talk then because he was on his way to
| the theatre to see the Last Days of
Pompeii" played.
| Smith Kennedy has resigned as con-
| stable of Prospect and Allen Mccall
was appointed his successor.
| John Scheiring, DR. J. V. Cowden
and r. c. McAboy were appointed a
| commission in lunacy on Mrs Nola
| Hamilton of Butler twp. on petition of
her brother-i r-in-law, E. F. Eddy.
The following went through the
| naturalization and received the oath OF
| allegiance, Tuesday: Paul Quincy, Abe
| Goodman, Lucien Piquard, John Merick,
| Thomas Bowman, Wolf Miller, Thomas
Corea and Bani Srulovitz and Frank
| Persia.
A divorce was granted to John from
JuliaFerenczy. They were married three
years ago by Squire Reuben McIlvain
and the plaintiff states that a short
time after he discovered that his wife
had husband living in Hungary.
A divorce was granted to Martha
Caldwell from Charles A. Caldwell.
At "a hearing on the return Of Con-
stable Rennick of Centre twp. against
the P. B. & L. E. r. r. Co, for block
aiding a public road with crossing. it
was shown that the crossing had been
there oyer twenty-one years. and the
Court decided it could not be interfered
with.
In the case of Nick Vine vs. James
Pappas, deft. and the Standard Steel
Car Co. garnishee, attachment on wages
| for a board bill, judgment rendered by
Justice Criswell was reversed.
| In the appeal of the case j. A.
Rlchey VS. j. G. Moser, appeal by
deft. from iudrroo~t o' ss5 r"'~''ered
by Justice ii. W. OurIsGle, tie appeal
was dismissed.
Samuel Shamberger was called for
sentence by Judge Galbreath and as
usual was missing His bail, $4,000,
with Henry p. Butz of Pittsburg, as
bondsman was declared forfeited.
Shamberger's attorneys intimate he
did not pay their fees.
George Grizzly, calling himself a
| special Italian interpreter and hailing
| from Buffalo, took up quarters three
| weeks ago in the Office of w. G.,
Findley and commenced organizing a
| party of Italians to 60 to San Francisco
| to work in the rebuilding of that city.
| Forty eight Italians gave SAG each to
| secure them transportation across the
| continent. The party was to start
Saturday evening, but when the
Italians called they found Grizzly had
already left. Mr.. Findley was also
absent, attending funeral, his office
was open as usual, and then the Italians
found the man they had trusted had
fled with their cash, they ransacked the
place, taking two suits OF Findley
clothes, revolver and other articles.
II was found Grizzly had gone north on
a Bessemer train. and Tuesday he was
arrested at jamestown, n. Y. and is
now in jail awaiting bearing on charges
of embezzlement, etc.
The District Attorney of Salt Lake
City has been cited TO appear in Court,
this week, and show cause why he
has not prosecuted Joseph E. Smith,
President of the Mormon church,
husband of five wives and whose forty
third child was born, lately.
The disappearance of an indictment
from the lawyers table on West Va
| court room was the cause of all the
lawyers being lined up against the wal
and searched.
At Pittsburg, Monday, Dr. R. H. M
Mackenzie was convicted on charge
of selling to ]. II. Parr bi-chloride o.
mercury tablets in violation of statute
and Frank Fleckenstein, clerk in tht
, city drugstore. Penn avenue, wal
acquitted of the charge. Fleckensteir
was convicted, however, with DR.
Mackenzie on a charge on which they
J were jointly indicted, of selling tn,
tablets without the box being properl,
, labeled poison"
, James Howard, charged with stab
bing with intent to kill. and Fre'
Baxter, an alleged chicken thief, walk
; ed from the county jail to liberty a
. Warren, o., Monday. Other prisoner
failed to escape because they wer
; locked in their cells. 1t is believed tina
e the door from the corridor had beel
$ carelessly left onen.
Q Because Alice Cooper Lawson o
: Lafayette Ind, slayer of her husband
o was allowed to attend his funeral
there was severe criticism of the polio
: and sheriff Mrs Lawson, for the frs
| time since she stood in the doorway O
: Lawson's saloon and deliberately sho
!, him down. showed considerable emotion
at the funeral
O As Receiver for the defunct Enter
prise National Bank. Of Allegheny
Thomas w. Rinaker has entered sui