The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-16
COMPLAINT REGISTERED
Mrs. Daughtery not Satisfied
... .s.. with Married Life.
The Wife Alleges Her Husband
Treated Her Very Badly Emma
Rice Says Jonathan is Mistaken.

company commenced suit today in
the common pleas court against the
Hooking Valley railroad company,
to recover S1.Gl2.5O, alleged to be
aue for the defendants failure to
deliver quantity OF prunes to
the plaintiff, as per agreement.
The plaintiff states that on Feb
ruary s, 1907, it received a ship
ment of 72O boxes of prunes at
Wellston. ohio. The prunes were de-
| livered to the Hooking Valley at
columbus and were transported to
Wellston, where 12O boxes were
taken from the car and the remain
| ing 600 boxes were rebilled and
ordered reshipped to the company's
warehouses in this city.
On February -, the plainUlfs
say, they received notice that the
car had arrived i'm this city and
proceeded at once to arrange for
unloading the contents. The agents
| of the company were refused admit
| tance to the car by the agents Of
| the railroad whereupon, the plain
| tilt. while her mother and sisters
| the railroad agents the sum of
S44.4G, the amount OF charges for
1 the ship ment. The agents of the
company refused the amount claim
| ing that it was not sufficient to
cover the charges. which the plain
tlifs denied.
Several days later the railroad
company transported the prunes to
| Columbus, where they were sold
and the railroad kept the proceeds
of the sale. thereby damaging the
plaintiffs in the sum OF 1862. 80
| Alleging that her husband. lilo
IC. Daugherty, will not permit her
to so to church, to visit her neigh
bors or her parents and that he
treated her cruelty on many occa-
sions, Jessie Daugherty brought suit
| for divorce in the common pleas
court this morning.
The plaintiff states that the
couple we're married in November,
| 1905 and that one child, aged
thirteen months, has been born 10
the union. On January A, 1905 the
defendant brutally struck the plain
| hif while her mother and siters
were in the house. He grabbed Il
| piece of wood and threatened to
smash out the brains OF the mother
and sltser of the plaintiff at the
| same time. During the summer of
1907 the plaintiff left the home of
| the defendant but upon his prom
se that he would treat her as he
should, she returned to his home
lniy to haYe the cruel treatment
| repeated. She states that a few days
previous to the birth of their child
the defendant struck her and abused
her, wholly without cause.
| Mrs. Daugherty states that she
purchased all of their household
furniture, n COW, and helped to
pay for the poultry owned by them,
using money that she earned while
teaching school She alleges that
the defendant has property of the
value of 81 200 and asks for divorce
| allmony, the custody OF the child
and an allowance for its mainte
nance.
Crissinger and G uthery repre-
sent Mrs Daugherty.
4 Upon the filing a. the petition
Judge Young granted temporary
| Injunction, restraining Daugherty
rom dispogiug of any of his prop
erty until he is permitted to do SO
by the order OF the court.
In the case of Emma H. Rice
againft Jonathan =. Rice, n suit fol
divorce, the plaintiff today fled q
reply 90 the answer of the defend.
ant. She enters general denia
to\thc allegations IN the answer and
denies that she ever forfeited her
residence in iihlo as was alleged
by the defendant t.a.t .l. i.u
The pla!ntiH states that her hus
band le't the state In search OF
employment AID that she accom-
Ipanied him, but that neither one OF
them intended to remain out Of
Ohio permanently or to forfeit theil
residence.
| l.. +, Myers Is attorney for tho