The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-12-04

Work of the Circuit Court.-Mrs Estella
Bayne of Towson, by her attorney, T. Scott
Offutt, has filed suit against the United Rail-
ways and Electric Company and the Baltimore
and Yorktown Turnpike Company to recover
$500 damages for injuries claimed to have
been received by falling down an embankment
alongside of the turnpike.
Judge Duncan has filed an opinion in the
case Of Magdalena Woke against William
Woke and others, stating that Edmund w. B.
Simon, trustee. should turn over to Magdalena
Woke the estate now held by him, and that
the court would sign an order in accordance
with the opinion.
A bill has been filed by Conrad Ruhl and
wife asking the court to pass a decree for the
sale of the Roberts farm, containing about 800
acres owned by the firm of G. Ruhl u Sons,
mposed Of Mr.. Ruhl and his father, the lat
ter having died in 1901. The defendants to the
bill are the children of Conrad Ruhl, Sr.
A suit by titing for S10,0 900 damages has been
instituted by Maggie r. Love Rupp. through
Attorneys Carville d. Benson and Robert ii
Carr, against George G. WorthiDgton, James
King and Charles e. Hosbach.
Alleging that Thomas Notel, Geo. Mitchell
and George Graehen assaulted and beat him,
George E. Smith has filed suit against them,
claiming 5000 damages. VIM. II. Lawrence
is his attorney.
Judge Duncan has signed q decree granting
an absolute divorce to Mrs. Mary O. Shafer
from Henry w. Shafer. Shafer first applied
for partial divorce on the ground of cruelty,
and Mrs. Shafer then filed cross bill alleging
that her husband had been unfaithful.
Three separate suits for damages, each in
volving claims of $500, were filed on Monday,
as follows: Samuel g. Duke VS.. the Monu-
mental Brewing Company; Frederick s. Green
VS.. John G. Herman, and Martha DeHuff VS..
Fannie Brown. Duke claims that while en-
ployed as an electrician at the brewery he was
thrown from q ladder by horse colliding with
it, Green claims that his SON. RAYMOND was
run over and killed by horse and wagon
owned by Herman. Martha DeRuff claims
that lumber was piled on the sidewalk in front
of property owned by Fannie Brown, and that
in stumbling over the lumber she sustained
injuries Harry Wolf and T. Scott Offutt
represent all three of the compIainants.
bill was filed Tuesday by Pansy w. Paul-
sen, through John II. Grill, attorney, asking
the court to pass decree for the sale of prop
erty at Lansdowne, Thirteenth district, owned
jointly by Miss Paulsen and Lola M. Carbon,
Martin H. X. Paulsen, Jr., and Dagmar E.
Pausen, the last two being minors.
Joseph Wallerstein, who pleaded guilty to
stealing a lot of silverware and other things at
Roland Park, was sentenced ON Wednesday by
Judge Duncan to two years imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
Mrs. Libbie Morrison, by John H. Richard
son, attorney, has filed bill asking for an ab-
sOlute divorce from Dewitt @. Morrison, on the
ground of desertion. The bill states they were
married in 1899.
A bill fled Thursday by Mrs. Elizabeth |.
Herman and husband through Charles T.
Refsnider, asks for the sale of the property
known as Ashland, at Ashland Station, N C.
K. r.. that the proceeds OF the sale may be
divided among the proper persons. The bill
states that the property is owned by Elizabeth
| Herman, Hon. J. F. c. Talbot and Jennie
NJ. Horner, and contains ia acres of land,
improved by dwellings and other buildings