The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-11
CIRCUIT COURT.
Chief Judge Urner Presides-
John Ed Schen Foreman of the
Grand jury

Grand Jury.
The February term of the Circuit Court
convened on Monday last at 10 O'Clock
a. m, with Chief Judge Urner on the
bench.
John Edward Schell was made foreman
OF the grand jury, after which the follow
ing were drawn as members of that body:
Nathaniel w. Beall, Josiah L. Haugh,
Cornelius F. Zimmerman. William An
derson, Harvey ID. Baker, Marion s. Mi
chael, John l.. Dutrow, Elmer B. Feaga;
William B. Doty, James F. Wallace, VIM.
Morrison, James c. Wetnight, Henry !.
Krise, Eugene A. Wachter Herbert /.
Albaugh, William H. Shelley, Vernon
II. Young, Wilfred d. Kidwell, Charles
w. Kreglo, Alfred Lewis, James B. Elder,
Walter S Reeder
The following compose the petit jury:
Charles w. Grossnickle, Joseph H. Engle.
John c Pyle, George T. Roderuck, Chas.
f. Halter Charles M. Toms. George w.
Gaver, Walter A. England Lewis +.
Barrick, Sr., John c Jamison, Charles E.
Radley, William F. Miller, John H. Rod
dy, Harlan l.. Shelter, Geo. S. Rodock,
A. Windsor Davis, VIM. H. Burkholder,
John T. Clabaugh, Samuel c. Haugh
Oliver NJ. Clary. William S. Halter, Elmer
Nc. Phebus, John S. Long, Jacob II.
Welty, Upton w. Palmer
Ohief Judge Urner, i'll his charge to the
grand jury, called attention TO certain
acts of Assembly, as required by law, and
said there were no special matters to call
their attention TO, but he was sure they
were fully competent to perform their
duties expeditiously.
Frederick J. Miller was appointed bail
iff to the grand jury and Chas. H. Fraley
bailiff to the petit jury
The case of c. +. Darr V. Victor Kap-
Ion for 500 70, an appeal from Justice
Smith. The Judgment below was re-
versed with costs above and below.
Harp, Stoner & Wineberg represented
Darr; Delauter and eXJudge Worthing-
ton represented Kaplon
The case of Herbert L. Ambrose vs..
Victor Kaplon for S29.75, an appeal from
Justice Smith. Judgment reversed with
costs above and below Harp Stoner &
Wneberg for Ambrose; Delauter and
Worthington for Kaplon.
The case of Harry l.. Henderson VS.. Vic
tor Kaplon for S35.75, an appeal from
Justice Smith, judgment reversed with
costs above and below. Same counsel
as above.
In the case of Walter H. Minnck VS..
Victor Kaplon, a case similar to the
above, for $3.50. a verdict was rendered
for Kaplon. Minnick being a minor and
unable to bring suit. Harp, Stoner &
Wineberg represented Minnick and De
lauter and Worthington represented Kap-
lon.
The case of George P. Stouter, de-
ceased, VS.. James T. Hayes and Sons, an
appeal from Justice NJ. F. Shaft, of EN-
mltsburg, was taken up before the court
The case was a suit on an account due by
the late Mr.. Stouter to Messrs. HAYES &
Son, amounting to S27.3I, a verdict for
that amount being given Messrs. Hayes.
At the conclusion of the testimony the
court rendered a verdict for MIR. Stouter,
with costs above and below. Milton G..
Urner, Jr.. represented Stouter and Vim
cent Sebold represented MeSsrs. Hayes
The case of Mari N c. Miller VS.. Ed
ward !. Hudson, an appeal from Justice
{. II. EckStein, was taken up before the
court. The verdict of the lower court
was for Mr.. Hudson. The case was
suit for $40, rs for storage of some mortar,
and for shovel, etc, in the cellar of Mr..
Hudson, tenanted by Mr.. Miller. AT the
conclusion of the testimony the court
rendered verdict for Mr.. Miller for IS
and costs, above and below. J. F X.
Heagy represented Mr.. Miller, and Chas.
P. Levy represented Mr.. Hudson.
The case Of Emory d. Lea ,heruan
and Annie Leatherman, his wife, VS.. the
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Railroad Company an appeal from JUS
tice c. H. Eckstein, was taken up before
a jury. The veadict of the lower court
was for the railroad company. This case
is suit for $500 damages for destruc-
lion of property and personal injuries.