The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-08
CIRCUIT COURT.

The following cases were disposed of in
the Circuit Court Judges Motter and
Peter on the bench
Carroll r. Marker, Of Brunswick, was
found guilty Of conducting a gaming table
and was fined S. and costs
uhn Brady OF Brunswick, was found
guilty OF conducting gaming table and
was found IS and costs.
Lewis = Harmon. of Brunswick, was
fined S and costs for conducting a gam
Ing table. Stoner and Weinberg appear
ell for all OF the Brunswick people
John Ridenour, of Frederick, was fined
SIS and costs for conducting a gaming Ia
Bile. This was the second offense Of Ri
enour. Fl. Dorsey EtchiSon appeared
for Ridenour.
The court Withdrew the sentence of
Arthur PoSey. colored. who was convict
ed with Lille Brooks, colored, being
found guilty of larceny PoSey had been
given IS months in the penitentiarv. The
sentence against the Brooks woman still
stands.
The indictment against Windsor Bran
denburg, charged with bastardy. was
quaShed upon the grounds that he is a
resident of Carroll county. |. +. X.
Wood represented Brandenburg.
The case of Mary l.. Grove VS.. The
Frederick Railroad Co. was taken up be-
fore jury. The suit is for $500 for in
juries which it is alleged, Miss Grove re-
ceived in alightng from a car of the
Frederick Railroad during the encamp-
ment last summer 1t is alleged that the
car started before she had alighted, and
she was thrown upon the paved street at
the corner of Market and Fourth streets.
II is claimed her hand was injured so that
she had no use of it for quite while. !.
+. K. Heagy appears for Miss Grove. i.
/. Coblentz, George A. Pearre, Ir., and
Charles Matthias appear for the railroad 4
Rose A. Keith was granted divorce
from her husband, George r. Keith. She
is given the custody of her three minor
children. The husband is required to
pay the costs of the proceedings. Stoner
and Weinberg represented Mrs. Keith.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
made a request that the cases of + GUY
Albaugh and George + NanFossen
against the road be removed, alleging
that fair trial could not be secured in
this county
After being out about IS minutes the
Jury in the case of the !. l. Case Thresh-
ing Machine Co. VS.. Samuel G.. Schwartz
and Charles r. Schwartz his son, OF near
Park Mills, returned verdict in favor of
the threshing machine company for
$35S.65, the amount asked.
Miss Marx L. Grove, who sued the
Frederick Railroad Co for damages be-
cause of injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived from alighting from an electric car
last summer, was awarded 500 by the
jury which heard the case.
On account of some defect in the bring
ing of the suit. the case of Alvey thinner
man against the Frederick City Packing
Co. was withdrawn by Mr.. Zimmerman.
II is probable that new suit will be
brought.
Upon the withdrawal of the suit, it was
found that all cases requiring jury had
been tried, and the jury was discharged.
Judge Urner heard the case of Mrs. An
ME NJ. Drummer VS.. the Geiser Manufac-
turing Co. and Francis NJ. Bruner The
suit is for property upon which the hus-
band gave bill of sale of the Geiser Co.
and which the wife claims. George A.
Peare, Jr.. represents the Geiser Com
pany, and Frederick w. Cramer, Stoner
and Weinberg represent Mrs. Drummer.