The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-07
CIRCUIT COURT.

The February term Of the Circuit Court
convened on Monday last at ten o'clock.
The members of the grand and petit
jureS were selected and Court bailiffs
named as follows
Grand Iurv-Maurice J Dade. foreman;
Walter 5. Wiles, George ]. Damutho II.
Harlan Leatherman, George !. Specht,
William d McNaley, Henry II. Crum,
/ Martin II. Beachley, Bradley J. Marman,
Josiah Crum Charles c, Coblentz. Geo.
w. Burgess, William Z. Riddlemoser,
Henry Sigler, Milton J. Riddlemoser, !.
Fred. Putnam, Robert G.. Wordsworth,
Joseph w Hawker, Emory s. Bohn, JOS
eph +. Eyler, James Angel, Albert S.
Beiller and Henry c. Remsherg
Petit Turv-A. J. Fouche John w.
Davis, NJ o Sitter, Irving A. Fox, Mill
lard f. Mcbride, Thomas F. Kennedy,
!. Windsor Williams. Henry B. De-
Grange. Archibald NJ. Stimmel. John E.
kolb Edward James, Edward D Furry,
Alfred !. Leatherman John d. Snader
]. Frank Dougherty Howard J.. Willard,
Frank w. Fralev Samuel L. Lilly, JOS
cph Z. Staey, William H. Care, George
A. Ohler, Milton A. Angelberger Chas
G.. Cr&mer Charles w Monkey and John
L. Ball
The following bailifis were appointed
for this term of Court: Marshall Ian
dis, Charles RiddemoSer. Nelson
Dehl, Howard P. Stone. W Scott Van.
Fossen. Edward Mercer and Milton +.
Akers Mr.. Diehl is in charge Of the
judges chamber
In charging The Jury Judge Worthing-
ton said the grand Jury is composed of 20
men. and the affirmative votes of IL are
always necessary to the finding OF pre-
sentiments, whether any members are alb
sent or not. He put particular emphasis
on secrecy.
Judge Worthington stated it was the
purpose of grand jury to secure the in
divldual citizen from open and public aC-
cusation of crime. and the expense and
anxiety of public trial before a case is
established. In many investigations, he
stated, no presentment is found. BY this
means the good name of reputable ciu-
zens is protected from unlounded charges
OF malicious or VindiCtive persons. He
called the attention of the members of
the Jury to the provisions of the statutes
which are required to be told the grand
jury at each session of Court, and he
asked the members to dispatch business
as promptly as possible and with the
least expense TO the taxpayers of Frede-
rick county. Ia
The docket was read over and Gastric
set for trial. op
Memorial services for the late Williaico
Fl. Kinks were held in the Court ROOF al
and were attended by large number CT
the members of the Frederick County
Bar. After the reading Of the resolutions,
prepared by a committee appointed for
that purpose. eloquent addresses were
delivered by Edward s Eichelberger. H.
Dorsey Etchison. John 5. Newman,
Jacob Rohrbacl. Frank c. Norwood and
Judge Worthington. on the part of the
Court, in the absence of Judge Urner.
briefly eulogized the life and character OF
Mr. Kinks and directed the resolutions
to be spread upon the minutes of the
Court and as further mark of respect
declared the Court adjourned for the day.
Messrs Hanson H Maulsbv and VIM.
Storm were sworn in as members of the
Bar of Frederick county and are now
authorized to practice before any Court in
the State
The celebrated desk case was again
iiiN ~ lliC illl u lllliC tiilN NftNC
has been tried, the juries in both previous
terms of the Court filled to agree. Judge
Worthineton heard the case and rendered
a decision in favor of Mrs. Rosenstock.
So far in the neighborhood Of 500 has
been spent in Court upon the two desks,
although the contestants have probably
spent little over half this amount, the re
mainder being Court costs, such as salary
of Jurors, fixed charges, etc. Jacob
Rohrback represents Miss Quynn and
Stoner & Weinberg appear for Mrs. Ro
senStoCk.
In the case of John Shank VS.. Geo. L.
Cramer and Sons, an appeal, tn court
quashed the case. Shank had been
onsted from house owned by Mes,rs
Cramer at Mversville. H. Dorsey Etch-
ison represented Mr.. Shank, and Stoner
and Weinberg appeared for Messrs.
Cramer.
The suit of Charles B. Myers against
Conard Bros was taken up. The suit is
for commission due on the sales of ma
nure spreaders. Jacob Rohrback and D.
Princeton Buckley represent Mr.. Myers
and Fl. Dorsey Etchison appears for Con-
ri DrDc