The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-13
Says Wife Give Other Men
caaet Presents. Nulion con
USED PROFANE LANGUAGE
And was Sorry Train Had
Not Killed Him.
Heavy Suit Against Hooking Valley
BY Olen Blue Damages 0Asked
In Sum Of $a5, 900.

Alleging that his wife bought
presents for other men anu received
gifts from them, that sne cores
uonds with other men and that she
is in other ways conducted herseit
in an Improper manner, FhiDert
Boice fled an answer in the divorce
case brought by hts wife, Eva
Boice, in the common pleas court
Monday morning.
The defendant admits that he was
married to the plaintiff in this city
July 1S, 1904 and that no children
were born to the union, He states
that on July 81, 1907 the plaintiff
left his home and went to live with
a sister. The defendant worked at
the Steam Shovel shops and during
the time his wife remained away
he kept his home as 1t was when
she left and was ready at all times
to take her back.
1t is alleged that the plaintiff
has an ungovernable temper and
that she used bad language to the
defendant on many occasions. Once
when he returned from his work
she said that she wished the cars
had run over him and cut him to
pieces, he states. The defendant fur
ther states that the plaintiff not
only corresponded with other men
and received presents from them
but that she often went buggy rid
] ing with them. He asks the court
, to dismiss the petition.
Crissinger and CUTLERY represent
Boice.
A suit for $25,OOO damages was
commenced in the common pleas
court Monday morning against the
Hooking Valley railroad company
by Glen Blue.ya school boy who
was run down and had both legs
severed by Hooking Valley freight
train, December 49, 1907.
The suit was instituted for the
plaintiff by his next friend. Frank
r. Blue. The plaintiff claims that
Olen Blue was returning to his home
from the Silver street school build
Ing when the accident occurred.
The company has freight train
blocking the crossing for a period
OF thirty minutes, 1t is claimed
and that suddenly, and without no.
tice OF any kind the train was sud
denly started up. The boy was run
down and both legs were so badly
crushed that amputation was neces-
sary.
| The petitioner claims that many
children are required to cross the
tracks daily going to and from
school and that the company viii.
fully and negligently placed the
lives of these children In jeopardy.
rhe sum of $4,000 In damages is
asked for making the plaintiff a
helpless cripple for life. DeGolley
and DeGolley represent the plain
tiff. rAy4'S
The answer and cross petition OF
charles Straw In the case OF Lii-
llian Mae Masters against Edward
lC. Dresher, was filed In the COM
mon pleas court today.
Straw sets up that he secured
a judgment for $40. .82 against the
defendant in the court of Justice
Conley January 2S, 1907. together
with interest at the rate OF six
per cent and costs, the latter
amounting to $500. A transcript
OF the proceedings was filed In the
common pleas court January 80,
ll9O7 which it Is claimed gives the
answering defendant first lien on
the property.
He asks that the property OF
Drosher be sold and that he receive
the amount of his Judgment, with
Interests and the costs In the case
copeland and Bartram are Straw IS
attorneys. j..
| A general denial OF the statements
contained In the answer OF the
plaintin to the Cross petition OF
the Marion County Telephone CON-
pany is made by the defendants in
tn, case OF the United States Tele-
phone company against the Marion
County Telephone company in a
reply filed today. Crissinger and
CUTLERY represent the Marion Coun.
lty company. H.
A demurrer TO the petition o.
the plaintiff was filed today in the
case OF p. II. Neidig against I'D.
ole Anthonf, suit for the appoint
ment OF a receiver, in the common
pleas court. The defendant alleges
mat the facts contained In the pc
tition are not sufic!ent to constitute
cause OF action.
! DeGolley and DeGolley are attor.
news for the defendant.
A bill OF exceptions was filed in
tne circuit court Monday In tn
ease o. WintrinOhau against the
l a j.