Court News.Margaret Fournier began suit in the superior court Tuesday for a divorce from Frank Eugene Fournier, an employe of the Bass foundry. She charges him with bestowing his affections on other women and mistreating her, and demands $500 alimony. Judge Heaton restrained Fournier from drawing his wages pending hearing of the case. Emrick Emrickare attorneys.I .aura B. Brown was married toHarvey Brown, a foreman at the Bass works, last November, and she wants the bonds severed, alleging that Harvey was fickle and betrayed his loss of affection by beating her. The othe^ night, she claims, he knocked her down on the street and walked away, leaving her lying on the sidewalk. She asks for $1,500 alimony. George F. Felts is Mrs. Brown’s attorney.Judge Heaton redocketed the case of Ada A. Ried vs. Eva J. Rled and the Pennsylvania company, in which judgment was rendered in December, 1903. The plaintiff’s request for a rehearing was granted and July 24 was fixed as the date. ,Ncbenham, Gardiner Co. were given a verdict for $403.53 against Lulu M. Stevens.Special Judge W. C. Ryan heard a portion of the evidence in the case of Anna Manier vs. Joseph Manier, and continued the case until this mom- i ing.