The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-26

,laint of William Brown and 9TH
srs against George Rider was dis
missed for want of prosecution.
Costs were assessed against the
,omplainamt. The suit was brought
% have Rider placed under a
peace bond.
In the suit for money only
brought against Ezekiel Brown by
I. o. Richards, the demurrer to
he amended petition was over
tuled. The defendant took excep-
ions and was given leave to
answer by May a.
The suit OF d. w. Lett against
he Mirror Publishing company was
lecided in favor of the defendant.
Lett was sued on an advertising
contract and Justice Blaich decided
he defendant should pay. Lett
took TIE case into the court of
common pleas on petition in er.
tor. Costs were assessed against
lin.
Tn the suit of Albert Reber and
ythers, executors, against the Ma
rion County Agricultural society,
ohe demurrer to the answer has
,een over-ruled. In this suit, Re.
Der seeks to revive an old judg-
nent against the Agricultural So
.iety. The defendant alleges that
under the present law money in
he society's hands can be used
,nly for the improvement vf the
tair grounds.
The demurrer to the petition in
che case of Horatio Ho., lies, ad-
ninistrator, against the Chica;s, Il
Erie Railroad company, has been
,ver-ruled. The defendGnt tock
exceptions and was given leave TO
plead by May. In this ease
Hoyles asks for damages for the
leath of Shelby Smith, which was
caused by an accident at TIC Erie
lOundhouse more than year ago.
The judgment and finding of
Justice Blaich in the suit Of the
G. ID. & M. Electric Railway
against William p. Murphy was re-
yersed by Judge Young. In the
lower court Murphy sued the rail-
way company for having used a
building on Davids street as a
storage house while the road was
being built. He was given a
Judgment for $50 and the rail-
way company took it up on error
Judge Young stated that no cause
of action was either stated or
proven. Murphy took exceptions to
the ruling.
The damage suit of Frank Good.
man against John Herr has beer
dismissed by the plaintiff al
his own costs.
The divorce suit 'of Catharint
Borland against John HI. Borlant
has been dismissed at the costs cd
the plaintiff. The case was heart
several months ago.
In the suit of Byron Sorder
against the Chicago & Erie rail
road company, leave has been Civ
en- the plaintiff to plead by May
/. aat.N
The defendant in the suits o.
Emma o. Gamble against W.. M
jackson and others has been givel
leave to plead by May l..
The divorce suit of May Giver
aginst James w. Given was dismisse,
kby Judge Young of the common plea,
lcourt Thursday afternoon. 1t Is nov
Stated by local court authorities ant
by attorneys connected with the cas-,
that Mrs. Givens remarked a yea
ago, thinking that her petition for ,
Idivoce had been granted. 1t Is sup
lposed that she and her second husban,
are now living in Crawford county.
When l heard that Mrs. Given
had remarked again, l withdrew form
the case, said John DeGolley, attorn
ley for the woman. The suit was dis
missed at his request.
The Givens case was heard b,
Judge Young more than 18 month
lago. but as is done In many proceed
ings Of this class, the decision wa
Preserved, A year ago. Mrs. Givens
|evidently presuming she had been Civ
en- a decree, married again.
| The probate Judge OF Crawfor
county was reached over the telephon
this morning and he stated that n,
license for the marriage Of Mrs. Civ
ems had been issued from his office
1t is supposed that she and her sec
ond husband went to Kentucky, 70
their marriage.
Mrs. Glvens. local attorney say, 4
a cousin of the late Secretary of Wa
Window, of President Cleveland's al
ministration.