The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-04
BEGINS SUIT
FOR AL|MONY
Mrs. Phillip Firstenberger
Sues Husband
THE DEFENDANT IS ENJOlNED
From Disposing of Any Of
His Property
Judge Babst Allows Attorney #. Il.
Cutlery Fees for johnson Trial.
Judge Babst ana Scofleid Outline
Work for Next -Four Weeks.

Claiming that her husband, Philip
Firstenberger has refused to live with
her and preferring other uncompli-
mentary charges, Mrs. Elizabeth
1.Firstenberger began proceeding In
the common pleas court Thursday, TO
secure permanent alimony. The peti-
ton was filed through attorneys Cope
land and Bartram.
Despite the fact that Mr.. and Mrs.
Firstenberger have been married less
than q year, their troubles have been
| many. The were married in this
city on January "a, 1909. The plain
tiff says that shortly after their mar
riage that the defendant began mis-
abuse because she refused to join a
church which he had chosen for her.
She says that since August is. 1909.
he has refused to live with her de.
! spite the fact that she made all kinds
OF concessions and even offered him
! the income from her property located
| In Marion.
The plaintiff says that the defend
ant owns farm lands valued at about
iS3O,000. besides personal property
which Is valued at something like
| 5000. She says she owns n fourth
interest in 1872 acres of farm land and
has a property in this city valued at
about $4,000.
The plaintiff asks that the defend.
| ant be restrained from disposing OF
any OF his real estate until this case
Is finally settled. Judge Babst grant.
| ed the Injunction Thursday.
Judge Daniel Babst allowed At
torney Fred f. CUTLERY tho sum Of
| 5000, Thursday in payment for his
services. assisting Prosecutor Charles
L. Justice in the case of the state
against Fuller Johnson who was in
dicted for rape.
| Leave to file amended petitions was
granted by the court Wednesday in
| the cases of John w. Crawford against
J. d. Liman and Crawford against
Philip Bauer Jr. The petition must
be filed by November 20.
In the matter of the estate of Jo-
sephus Goodnow which was appealed
| to the common pleas court from pro-
bate court Judge Babst heard the cvi-
dence Wednesday afternoon. The
| hearing was lacking of any special
! features. The court ordered the stem
! ographer to translate the evidence for
his use and judgment was reserved
| until the order Is carried out.
In the case of Fred l.. Carhart, re-
! ceiver of the Marion Tool and Spec
lalty company against Walter L. Lay.
man, the defendant, through his at
torneys, DeGolley and DeGolley, filed
| answer in common pleas court Thurs
| day. The defendant enters into q
| general denial OF the allegations in
the plaintiffs petition and prays that
the action be dismissed.
| In the case of Carhart, receiver
| against Walter Bolander. a sequel TO
the above case, the defendant filed an
| answer through attorneys De Golley
and De Golley. The defendatn denies
the allegations in tho plaintiffs peti-
ton.
The work of Judge Babst and
Judge Socfield of the common pleas
court, has been arranged for this
month. During the week beginning
November 20, Judge Babst will try
jury cases in this city. On November
10, he Will have Jury work at Bu-
cyrus and during the week beginning
November 5, he will preside in Jury
cases at Bucyrus.
Judge Soofield WIN try equity cases
at Upper Sandusky during the week
beginning November s. He will pre-
side in Marion on the fifteenth and at
Bucyrus on November 22. at"
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