The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-14


George Morrison against the State
of Ohio and John Il. OKeeffe against
the state of Ohio have been filed in
common please court. In Mayors
court Morrison was fined 5000 on one
count and $500 on another court for
having violated the Rose county OPP
tion law and OKeeffe was fined 500
for the same offense.
The petitions allege that error was
allowed to creep into the trial of the
cases in the mayors court and
reversal of the finding Is sought in
common please court.
motion to strike from the petit
ton in the case of ID. w. Murphy
against The Marion Baseball COM
pany, certain clauses which are ir-
revalent has been filed by Scoefield
and Durfee. The motion even goes
so far as to ask that the title be
stricken from the petition in so far
as 1t fails to conform with the
original title.
In the case OF James NJ. Frees
against o. Dell Frees and others the
answer of o. ID. Frees has been filed
by Attorney w. N. Harder, in which
Frees admits the facts as stated I'm
the petition and joins in the re-
quest for the appointment of re-
ceiver. From the proceeds of the sale,
the answering defendant asks that
the amount due him be paid.
In the case OF Elmer G. Howard
against The Fairbanks Steam Shovel
company the answer of the defendant
has been filed by Attorneys Scofield
and Durfee. The defendant company
denies that II was responsible for any
injury received by the plaintiff and
asks for the dismissal of the petition.
In the same case a motion to re-
quire the plaintiff 20 secure the costs
has been filed.
The case of Joel b. Patton against
The McClintie- Marshall construction.
company has been dismissed.
The case in the matter of the
claim of James NJ Thompson against
the estate of Eliza b. Jones, deceas-
ed has been dismissed.
.
trustee of the Marion Manufacturing
company against Lewellen l.. Allen,
Judge Babst has overruled the demur-
rer to the petition as to the first
ground and sustained It on the Sec
ond ground.
The motion to amend the petition
in the case of Roscoe Oborn receiver
against the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company has been over
ruled by Judge Babst.
Rose Il. Rice has found life with
her husband, James NJ. Rice unbear-
| able and she has asked the court that
the tie which binds her to him. be
| severed. Mrs Rice In her petition
which was filed today by Attorney l..
II. Myers states that she was married
to the defendant in Erie county.
Ohio, December 81, 1906 and that
there have been no children born to
the union. She states that she has
| always conducted herself properly
toward the defendant, but that he
has been guilty of gross neglect of
duty In that he has failed to prop
erly provide for her, but has spent
his earnings on drink. During their
married life she AYERS that he has
purchased only one pair of shoes
for her and that this constitutes all
of the clothing he has provided.
Three years ago he deserted her and
has since remarked away and on
these grounds, Mrs Rice asks that
she be granted n divorce and restor-
ed to her maiden name that of Rose
Eta Northrup.
Another instance of loves dream
suddenly and rudely shattered was
recited to the court today by Cassie
Jackson, through her attorneys Girls
singer and CUTLERY. The wife states
that she was married in this city on
st. Patricks day, 1910 and that on
August 20. last her husband took
another woman to Cedar Point and
did not return until the following
Sunday. At different times since he
has been in company with. the same