The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
Files a Suit Against G. w.
Jacoby.
LEFT AUTO ON The ROAD
Chase Claims His Machine
Was Wrecked.
The Smash-up Occurred in August
While Mr.. Chase Was on His Way
To q Social Affair Near Scott Town.
News of the Courts.

As result of the automobile ac-
cident which occurred on the Big
Island pike on the night of August
16, 1910 Marcus @. Chase has begun
suit against Charles w. Jacoby, ask
ing damages in the sum of $l,275.
The petition was filed by attorneys
Crissinger and Cutlery
The petition recites that on the day
mentioned, G. w. Jacoby left his au-
tomobile standing along the north
side of Big Island pike about three
miles west of Marion, without lights
or any warning to appraise other
automobilists of danger and that
while driving along the pike about
nine o'clock on that evening, in his
Autocar. the plaintiffs machine col
lided with the automobile of Mr..
Jacoby, with disastrous results. The
damages done to Mr.. Chase's machine
are described in the following words:
"The front axle was bent and
sprung and the springs were broken
and sprung in such shape as to rem
der them useless: the radiator was
smashed into shapeless mass; the
engines were greatly damaged so as
the frame of the automobile was
broken so as to require u new frame;
the body and tenders were broken
and bent and his said automobile
otherwise greatly damaged and
greatly injured"
The accident will be recalled as oc-
| curing in August while Mr.. Chase
was on his way to a social gather
ing near Scott Town.
The court is asked to grant q judg
| ment in the sum Of $1,275 and all
other relief deemed necessary.
Christian +. Beringer. through his
| attorneys Scofield and Durfee, has
| begun suit against Christian Ruth
Mary ]. Ruth. his wife, Edward s.
| Moon, Clark Dix Mary j. Teeter and
---Teeter her husband asking
judgment for $1,73O.15 with interest
| on $1,23O.77 from January Z, 1911 al
eight percent and interest on the
remaining Si99.77 from the same date
at seven percent.
| Judgment is asked upon certain
notes which are held against the
defendants, payment for which is se-
cured by mortgage on parts Of lots
| No. 4239 and 424Otin Dwyer's ad-
dition to the city of Marion.
| A foreclosure Of the mortgages and
sale of the property by the sheriff Is
| asked.
In the divorce proceedings of Mag
| gle A. Wittibsager against George
| Wittibslager, the reply of the plain
tiff has been filed by attorneys Hill
and Mouser and Moloney. The petit
| toner denies that the defendant Ii
indebted IN the sum of $1,000; denies
that she willfully absented herself
from the defendant and remained
away, but on the contrary asserts
that she was driven away from home
because of the treatment accorded
her by the defendant.
Oliver II. Neimeyer, Lulu A. Nei.
meyer and Sarah Il. Neimeyer have
through their attorneys Mouser anC
| Moloney filed petition agains
James f. Wottring asking for an in
junction restraining him from levyinp
upon the old site of the Cast Sani'
torium and of the Sulpho- Magneti,
Springs sanitorium. The plaintiffs
claim in their petition that they are
the owners of this plot of ground com
prising about two and three quarters
acres and that the defendant has
caused an execution to be issued by
the clerk of the courts and placed II
the hands of the sheriff to levy upor
the property under a judgment fol
1924 secured by the defendant agalns
the Cast Sanitorium company. The p,
tltion also asks that the title of the
plaintiffs be quieted.
The injunction was allowed by
Judge Scofield under a bond of 5000.