The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 9

FRIDAY MORNINO, UNC itt fHE FORT WAVNE: JOURNALGAZIU IE IrK i COURT NEWS .1 iit MARRIED 33 YEARS', SUES FOR DIVORCE Emma Kallenback Accuses of Drunkcdness and Failure ja Support Her suit" tfrdlssolvsr tnrrlg Tiv aaummated run ago waa Tiled In superior court yesterilsy afternoon by tmnii Kallenoaohr 0I Wallace street, igalnat Oeorgs Kallenhach Mrs, kslrenhach aald In her complaint Dial all o( her children exoept. trene. 14, am drown and ere eelt supporting Tlia plaintiff, alleged (hat bar husband la a Mrunhard and that he failed to support hap and that aha had to take In boardera and work In a restaurant In order aupport hsrself rllie allegee 'that her huaband ha threatened to kill her and the board rn Colerlrk Ilogan ara attocnss for the plaintiff Another divorce complaint charging habitual drunkenness waa filed Mhel 1 Itsenberger against Hnlomon I Itsenberger, Tlie plaintiff aald her husband had drunk an much bad whlaxy that It had ruined hie health Hhe asks thst her maiden of Mhel Marquardt ba restored Martin Luecke la attorney for the plaJntlff Judgs Pro Tsm William! C. Ryan granted Rernlee waterman divorce from Karle wutermsn Tha plaintiff wee given the ouetodjr of her daughter yesterday nra. waterman charged her huaband alth failure to aupport her and aald he refueed to asaunve tha aa.

rli us responsibilities of married Ufa. Kmrth A Oeak represented tha plain ff lleelon lleattn appeared for the defendant wh vaa not In court Judge Hran heard tha testimony In tha case of Moreno Frederick agalnel Wank fYrderlck Ha told the plaJntlff he would grant her dlvort today Mra. Irederlck teetlfled that her huaband had nlraded guilty In olroult court to contributing to tha delinquency of a arlrl flamed Vera Patterson Robert Huhler waa attorney for tha 'plaintiff ENGINEERING COMPANY IS SOLD BY SHERIFF Th property of the kendell FngU rearing company North American building waa sold by Sheriff t. C. nob llya, at 4 0 clock yeaterday after, noon for to Christ Brown to satisfy a judgment for 1100 to tha Sine ton rlrgs The eale Included the tools raw materlala, and all ahop and office '''rtobe'rt 1 Kendell general manager of tha company who ta.not yet It Jeara of age.

refueed to downcaat over tha aale "The company will reorganise, at eastern caoltal ha aald NCW SUIT FILED Herbert r. Rledorf sgelnst. John Tallss for HIS on an account. Wank A Emrlck attorney Michael Flelg aga net Vf, Cleland and Crawford for 171. Cheater A Uncoln.

Churubuaoo. attorney in ernouir icourvr it. InAmm DOd sn left a trust fund of ter inirreo awwwij .9, willed to Otto Mert. the husband of the de. eaaed Mr, Merta 'waa named Vrtobert Pebola and Clllook Hayss, charged with grand larosny.

ralgred and ertered a plea of not guilty socles of their attorney, B. Jullae 'Wood ordered all creditor of the Fort mill Bmeltlng and Refining company to file their claima oil or be fore June II. W. N. Ballon, niad a 'Ver' Wood had found for Dldler agalnet tha Detrolt lrort Wayne Furnace company and ordered It to alva poeaeaalon of the bulldlnir at 1M Columbia avenue the defendant prated an appeal to tha appellat court TW6 AtK PIV0fft trm hf MaartTTsI ntlrt.

brought ault for ft dtvwroa from telbert Moore rharalng craal and Inhuman treatment Schlatter eV Schlatter, at "Benilca Clark taxi driver, waa mad defandant In a ault for divorce brought bT I la wife Lvrn Ctofk, llli Wheeler atreet tha named Haiti Alnawnrth aa co rapondent. Emrlck la her attomay. MARRIAGE LICENtE Hdmund If. Cblbary, dlapatcher and o.e Hoell CVvllle Ilodgaon, and Joy Mrrrei SECOND WIN TRACK TOBEKTRUCTED Nickel Plate Company Au thorlzes Large Expenditure; Start at Once Conitruelfbn track for tha Nlikel Plat railroad between Fort Vayn and lladley and between Fort Wayne and New If vn, a. total dlatmnc of almoat II rrUlea, ha been aulhorlred by tha company, and woiic will atartd at once, local official of lh company announced yeanroay An el' vated railroad hrldg over lh Penn.

ajvnl llnel.iboul four mil wal of Fort TVtyn wilt aleo coh tructed till eummer, Acontract for the track conntruc tlon berween Now Haven and Had. ley, grade change at Wlllvalk Ind. avndj for aerond main track work at Jtaber Ind. ha aeen v.rded 10 I. T.

Clifford ft Bon, Valparaleo, md and It 1 xpctdj that; work Will bet New Haven the nrat ot next week. Th Walah Conatructlon company of Davenport. Iowa, ha ben awarded lh meeoiiry work on th overlwad hrldg and th Frro Con trtMtton company, of Chicago, th iel worn worn th brldg will ftlao alerted within th neat week It announced Th Improve manta are ei peeled tu compltd by September 1. Th recently consolidated linen ef th Nickel rial. lAkr Krl A wt ern railroad an A th Toledo tit Lou weetem railroad hav autholied th jinending ot III 411,110 for enulo.

lmen and Improved faellftle Ot vw uawu ivr WOTK on roadway, engln houe add ehop faollllUt of th road, wtill IS 311 110 ha been adthorlaed fni tha nurchee Injr nf 10 light Mlkftdo englnea alt I'aclflo trp panr angina 1 000 pompoalte hopper car, and too com. Mte gondola beelde th 1,000 hew autonehlla car that ar now being ueiiveroa Fiona Freeman Waterman, mtohtnlat. bookkeeper (Reported Pally by rw Wayn A trct Co, 111 Srry fc) Illlgeman Rparka lot 111, Harrleon Hill Add for 4000 Frank I Stabler KMO Io Studer et ui lot 1. bkk II, Foreat Park add for II 10 to Trl Rta Ian and Truet company to Clannra Krelacher etui, lot 17, Fleming Kuhne add for 7T0 00 (Tieater S. Kttoh to Harriet Taokann II, Kltch Third add, for M0 00 llarley Som ere.

truale, to Florence Hendereon tot 10, Kryder Add it for tttOOO i Attron Jrekui to John Hoffman pt. lot 111, Ellaa lianm Bra. for II SOO Monro r. vvngnt yrranie, hi 4 dareyi It lot II all lot it, Eaat Iontfac add for ll III 00 Argu Klpvoff to Oregor Markoff et aj lot UalnUn add, for II 100 00 Ponthto Place company to John It Kanpel lot 411. Pontlao Place for II ooo oo Mary tutbllt to Jacob Rtaoky, lot 10 Town of Hamilton for 1100 Albert Muldoon et ui to Harry Frank, lot I Ualer Piece add, for ft 41 0 00 'Martlnr fdwej rank Aubrey et ux pt lota 1 and I l.oinv Martin a aub.

for 17 IJD 00 Northern Flnanr Co Id Qertruda Ayere, et al pt rta 0 and II block I drend Moulevard add lor II 00 Theodore A Fmlth et ua to Taul Punch rt ux lot II Electrlo add. for John Hlldlnger et ux, to William If fllldlnrer et al Iota IO ll li, 1 look 7 Bond Lumbard add for wu Jean It Cullen et ux to Charle Wilts et ux, lot III, Avondal add for 30 00 Mlver H. RKbaelestt at ux. to Or nroag el al lot 10, Curdea add for 11 "0 Jacob Krlrntaeh el ux to Max yomper et al nt lot a tloaglaod WXhema add for 13 ICO 00 William Ronk el ux to frank tl Iluea et ux nt lot 14 second add to lseellevllle, for II 100 04 LODGE NEWS the ladlea auxiliary to I A will will give ft pedro andv bunoo party ftt federation of Ihor hall on Weet Berry atreet, Saturday evening, Jun 9 Th American loeuranr union will hold a regular meeting thl ecn1n at In the of I' hall on Waahlngton street There will be dancing lollowing 0rll practlc Votli team i INDUSTOiaLRRSLROAD Careful Crossing Campaign to Begin Today on Railroads Th Pthna) Irani Railroad yitm, together with lh other railroads ot th THrantrr wilt "onduct "Careful, Lroaaing Campaign" this similar to tha( of knt summer Thle yegrV rsmpalan will covr Hi4 eecond nialntm bf AuguM na KivMieiiruvr. i im wnnuuncru Th objoct of the campaign la to bring to th attention of the American people th necessity for exrr clelrg th greatest posslbl car while traveling over rroaalngo and to Impraa upon locomotlv engln mn, flremn conductor.

trkemn, track toremn crossing watchmen and all other emplo thl necealty for doing fr thing within their poner to prevent accident Thousand of poster I luslratlng ft grade croaelng accident ha been distributed for poaUng along th rnnsylvsnla stem A million, sticker with lh same Illustration will paated oil corrsspondenc aent out from entlronjt Afflee lAntern elide calling attention to in object of the campaign wl I furnlahad to met Ion plctur touaea Automobile windshield sticker will also be distributed FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE REPORTED DECREASING WASHINGTON May II Tho total shortage In freight, car on My II th American Ral way association announced tods wa 2Q 611. a de crease of 1 171 since May 4, whil surplus freight car In good repair totaled IJ700 In Idcreaa ot I lit during tha asm period Th association reported that thla was th first time alncs September i itdi. mat ine urpiu ha exceeded th shortage ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS CHARTER SPECIAL TRAIN Toledo ItOtSrV Cluba hat tered ovr th Vbasli railroad to 8t by member to th Inter' ndlonal Ttotarv MnvtAH held there June lljto 21 it waa jntnvi7 PT CJllo, WHO hS Cliarre Of reserve llnne Cne tho train The train WIU composed ot Pullmans, with observation and din inr car tn th rear end win leave Fort Warn on Sunday, Jun IT, at in and arrive at St Louis at Till th next morning Thro hun Ore! member, ar expected to mk th trip on thl train PENNSY TEAMS to PLAY AT SWINNEYPARK TODAY T.1" anni Hapld dlvjslon baao. ball team of the Pennsylvania will Play ft gams with tha Mackinaw dl. vlalon team at West Rwinney park thla afternoon at 9 10 clock, ac carding to an announcement mad )esterday Th flrand Rapid team loat th game played with th Chicago Tr mlnal team laat Saturday tifternonn.

at Chicago, by ft ecore nf I to hu etra vtluabl addition have been uuto I team within th last week, anl It la expected that th Ideal team will be mor aioceasful In tdrs ratnat INDU8TWIAL NtJTH ArchlbaW formerly of th local fractional horsepower motor ale department ot th General Electrlo plant now employed th HohentcUdy plant of th company, was ft visitor at th plant yesterday II Bltntr, saaaangar engineer for th renniytvanl company, re. ported for duty jetterday after an abaenc of seversl daa on account ot Injuries received when Isrge piece ot coal fell on hi head a he was ciunning into in ngin can on th Pennsylvania sines March sn account of lllneee I reported lm Proving and la expected to fesume hl dutlei within a abort tlm A a Ctln will be wy from his duties several day on account ot Injury to hi left eye. II I a machinist at til local Pennay ahop George Janto Injured hi back while on duty a machinist at th local Pennsylvania shop dad will ftway from hla dutl averal day A L. Bartlett, machinist It th Penney, will be away tram hla dutle several day because of a bad cut to hla left hind vthlch ha received while on duty B. a lllalt I i)ftd to fc abeent from work a machinist helper at th Pnney shop for severel day on account nf an Injury to hi Thomas I away from hi duties si crant director at th Psnn aylvanla on scoount et Injuries to rn pack, isri ana and cnin.

II. Ean machinist at th Pennsylvania. I abssnt from hit duties on account ot Injuries to his right hand uercit, laDorer at tn pennay away from his work aevlral days a Ai mowers bruised tn to on hi right' foot while hi duties ae machinist at lh Pnns Wants, and will off duty seversl daya, MONTHLY FIRE RECORD SHOWS SMALL LOSSES Fir losses totalling only 2 III wr ihon by fir department official Jn the May report Jssued last night During th month th depart, ment answered total ot Tl fir calla three of whlcfl wcr fala alarm and II graat flree Th hsavltst loss ot th month wsi 1100, th estimated 'damag at th horn ot rrd Kalaer 1410 Kast Law Is street while 1100 loss was reported nt th horn tl Louis Atfholder, 1331 Houth Anthony boulevard Two first cauaed loise stlmatd at 1110 while another was itlmsted at IO0v EMPLOYIS ISSUED I MONTHUY A8SEI Starting today th employe of tki Indian rervlce corporation will li' aupplled vtlth pusses Instead ticket permitting them to rid city cars. Th yasseg will nowed at th ud ot each month. THREE YOUTHS HURT; ALL ARE IN HOSPITAL Three, youths were taken to St Joseph liospitsl yeaUrdsf following Occidents In widely separated part of th city Kvan Wright, ll, of III IfanuAor atreet, wa driving ft tori car which turned over vhn lh steering apparalul hruk in th tloo block on kaat Wayn street.

Wright suffered ft broken left srm and other Injuries, while hla cousin, Harry Wright, ft passenger In th rnsohlne, v. a eyrely bruised 11 alio wss taken tb th hoipltal Whil playing with other chlldrtn along; Well street, near th Lima road, Albert Hanson II, son of Mra Ij Htronsr of Irn nd Oft elreele, wa caught between two heavy construction tramway car at th end of strep hilt dowtr which had been toasting III lett let wss blltcd broken mhlle snt tered other 'rule and bruise about lb body While th child Injuries ar regarded kl serious, physicians war unial! to tell th full extent last nlrlil pending completion ot ray examinations. PARK BOARD MEETS, Tho city para bosrd will hold ft meeting thl afiernoon With th exreptlort oprnlng bid tor paving ft portion of Anthony boulevard no hualneaa of Important I schsduled for th meeting I ill i ii i. i i BLOOMINGDALE SEWER Resolution Adopted for Big Project to Connect Spy Run Interceptor A resolution rur ft main aewer two milea long a adopted by lh board of worka a meeting last night Th wr will start from the Bpy Run avenue aewer at etpy rreeic M1 to west acroas the New York Central right of way to Irene aye nu, along Irene jvenue to Court land avenue. Hrnnchee of th main aewer will be in th alley betneen Well and f'aaa etreets from lren avenue to "tat boulevard It thi alley petKetn' Well atreet anil f's treet from Irene avenue to Itimaell aveoue, tn Hi alley between.

Wells atreet and Courtland avenu from irn avenue to the alley between Stat bouUyard and Clinton avenue In th alley west of Walls street from Irene avenue to llmeall avenu. tn th allay between Ilensrh atreet and Courtland, avenu from Irene aver nue to the alley between Htat boul yard and Clayton avenue Th contrait for sewer along Qertrude etrcel and the alley be twn Hprlsig atreet and Mamie ave nu trom spring street to tn tl A I tracks wa awarded to rVrd fuelling at 2 7l per lineal fooU All bid were rejected on tha 1m protemrnt resolution tor La'ayette I lace addition Aaaeasment roll wer approve for th alley pavement In th allay, west of Fairfield avenuw from Hom avenu to th alley south of Home nv nu and In' the alley south of Horn avenu from tn auejr west oi rair fleld avenue to South Wayn eve. nu for aldewnlk on the cast slds of teauth Wayn avenu from. Horn arnu to Wlldwood avenue, for ft sewer tn th alley east of Hanna street from th alley south of Rudl Ul bouleiard to MCKIiuiI avenue. for ft aewei In the alley between Baiter atreet and Milton street trom th alley e.it of Hanna atreet to Oliver atreet In th ally Milton tpeet nd alcKlnnl ftvenu from th alley east of Hanna street Im atreet rmontram against paving the alley between Hutler street and Da Wald street from Clinton street to Barr atreet wa placed on in churches Th 1 class of th FlrH Bsp tl.t rhurcli will meet thl evening at I flock at th horn of Mra Henry Tibet.

1101 Bt. Mao avenue A large attendance Is desired A very Intarent. nr Mnmn lias been arranged The IW I laoiee quertei wit, talk will g1vn by Dr Lehman who witnessed th Paoalon May tt Obehammergau laaiyear. The married ladlea of at Peter a pari Ish will entertain si cards tn th bass menl of th sohooi inia anernnnn llamas will start at I 0 o'clock Th publl la cordially Invited to attend 'Section I of the Wayne atreet It. )Churchmlll jnauihlauttaroocn at the home of Jlrs A Itoee till The Martini Lutheran church, on annual plcnlo Sunday.

Jun I Tha Concordia College military band will rurmim music ana ft program win ne given brth cliiidrttn and young people th iiongregallon MITCHELLRETAfNS JUNIOR WELTER TITLE MILWAUKEE. May 11 PlnVsy slltohsll, tif Mllwaukss, tin rstaui th Junior welterweight champlonshl bslt dssplt, th oijtcofn th conlsat with Dsnny Leopard, In Chicago, Tuesday night, according uJudg A Had ling ohftlrmanK of th commlaslon ln 3harg tt th Junior waiter weight smblsm. II ha ruled Judr Ilsddlng stated, Uiat Inasmuch as th legality of hold th contest In Illinois was In ouea. ton end further thst lonard having vfueed to weigh In preceding th, oon est oimpels tlicommlalon to nisks I'llikry Mitchell skid i Is anxious a turn mates with rhe champion, liher as a liMweiht or la th junior ftltsf class. U.

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