The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-04
FATHER GETS
The SON
Thirty Day Limit is Placed
by the Court.
LAD MUST REPORT THEN
John E. Rayl Wins in Habeas
Corpus Case.
Divorce Petition With Rather Sen.
sational Allegations is Filed
Court house News.

John E. Rayl, father of David Me-
Murtrie Rayl, whom the father at
tempted ii kidnap last Thursday,
was given possession of the boy 10y
Judge Young for a period Of thirty
days after the hearing in common
Ipeas court this morning.
This is the case in which Rayl
was given possession of the boy by
Judge Young for period of thirty
days after the hearing in common
pleas court this morning.
This is the case in which RAY
instituted habeas corpus proceed
ings after his unsuccessful attempt
to forcibly take possession of the
|child. The attorneys for both sides,
Copeland and Bartram for Rayl and
iScoGAld, DHsfee and Scofield for
David McAIurtrie. the child's grand.
father were closeted with the court
for some time in an endeavor to
settle the matter amicably. The
lcourt also held an extended talk with
the child himself and IT. vas finally
decided that the child should go to
the father for 80 days and be re-
turned to the court here on April 4.
for n private talk with Judge Young.
rather pathetic incident occur
red when the father stepped inside
the rail TO take charge of tne child
after the courts order. The little
fellow who all along has main.
tanned that he didn't want TO 20
with his father, wept bitterly as he
was being led away.
A petition containing some rather
sensational allegations was filed in
the court of common pleas this
morning by l.. Il. Myers for Ed
ward Farlamb against Anna NJ.
IFairlamb. The plaintiff says they
were married August 80. 1898. and
that Charles s. Daisy Esther 4 and
Paul 2 years of age have been born
of the union, The latter has been
adopted by e. l.. Schiller.
The defendant is charged with
gross neglect of duty, abandonment
and unfaithfulness. II is charged
that on February II, 1905. the de-
fendant left his home and has since
remained away. failing to return and
care for the children. The plain.
tiff also charges that his wife de-
clared to him that her love for him
had grown cold and that she had
friend who would get her all she
! cared for.
The plaintiff also claims that he
has been informed that about four
months ago his wife gave birth to q
child. and he says that IL this be
true, he Is not the father. He
| therefore asks that he be granted a
divorce and the custody of the three
children.
Jacoby and Donithen this morn
ing filed petition for Cassius T..
Morris against Vernon Worlne and
Emery Curren. 1t is alleged that
the defendants executed three notes
ilo. SoOU each on August 20, l9O6,
land to secure the payment of the
lsame gave chattel mortgage on a
hay baling outfit. There Is yet due
the sum of $l,O45 80 the plaintiff
claims, and he asks that the prop.
Ierty be turned over TO him.
Judge Duncan came over from
Findlay this afternoon for the pur-
pose of rendering his decision in the
famous sewage disposal plant case.
IL will be remembered that several
weeks ago, State Auditor Guilbert
asked to be made party
defendant in the case of the Cin-
ton Foundry and Machine company
against the City of Marion. The
motion was argued at considerable
length and Judge Duncan took the
matter under advisement