The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-02
Jury Reports in the Win
tringham Case.
THREE PRISONERS ARRAIGRED
Each Enters Plea of "Not
Guilty" to the Charge.
The Case of A. G. Brady Against The
Chicago and Erie railroad Is Be-
ing Tried TO u jury Today.

The men who were indicted by the
recent grand jury, were brought into
| court this morning and arraigned on
| the indictments which were returned
| against them.
Robert p. Crist, the young man
who was indicted for robbery, for
| having held up Miss Ethel Krause
| in G. w. Bowers jewelry store and
| forced her to hand over tray of
diamonds valued at about $1,000,
when the charge was read to him en-
tered q plea of mot guilty
John Paulos. indicted for pocket
picking pleaded mot guilty" to the
charge and Roy Noggle, alias. Pearl
Noggle entered the same plea to the
charge of rape, placed against him.
The time for Noggles trial was set
for next Monday morning but the
time for the trials of the others has
not been fixed.
Attorney G.. r.. Mouser has been ap
pointed by the court to assist the
prosecutor in the prosecution of
Noggle.
The jury in the trial of the case
of Elmer Wintrngham admnistra-
tor of the estate of Isaac Wintring-
ham, against the Nypano and Erie
railway companies. Thursday morn
ing at nine o'clock returned verdict
in favor of the defendant.
The arguments of the attorneys
We're completed and the case submit
ted to the jury. Wednesday evening
at seven o'clock. At ten o'clock the
jury reported that 1t was ready to
make its report. but II had been in
formed by the court that, should
verdict be reached during the night
it should be sealed ana reported into
court at nine o'clock. At nine o'clock
when court again convened, the jury
reported its verdict and was dismiss
ed.
This was the second trial of the
Wintringham case. The first trial was
held in 1907 and at that time the jury
returned a verdict for S2.45S.45. The
case was carried to the circuit court
on error and that court sustained the
common pleas court. The case was
then taken to the supreme court on
error and was remanded back 10 the
common pleas court for q new trial.
the supreme court reversing both OF
the courts below and holding that
the common pleas court had erred in
not granting certain requests which
We're made by the derendant.
The trial which ended this morning
was the second one TO be had in the
common pleas court.
Two cases Were set down for trial
in common pleas court today. The
case of A. c. Brady against the
Chicago and Erie and the Erie rail-
way company and the case of the
+. ID. McKinnis Grocery company
against the Hooking Valley railway
company. In the last named case the
defendant was given until February
IL to file and amended answer and
the case was passed out of the as
signment.
The jury for the case of Brady
against the Chicago and Erie and
Erie railway companywas empan-
neled, before the noon hour and the
taking of testimony was begun nt
one o'clock. II Is thought the trial
can be completed this evening. In
this case A. c. Brady seeks to re-
cover damages from the railway com
pany for personal injuries sustained
by falling into an excavation at a
point where the highway crosses the
Erie tracks in DeCliff. The injury was
sustained in the spring of 1908, while
Brady was returning home from
church about nine o'clock at night.
Basketball at Y. NJ. C. A. tonight