The age-herald., 1900-10-23
). B. HILL FAILED
 FOR 100 DOLLARS And Petitions Bankruptcy Re-
 fierce TrimbIe THREE HOURS FOR ASSAULT Damage Suit Against Chief and Captain of Police-Various Juries Are Or ganized- in the
 Criminal Court
THREE HOURS FOR ASSAUL-

In the Circuit Court J. C. Mcintosh has
 filed suit against w. E. Weir and c. ". , Austin for $50OO damages. The complaint al- leges that the officers mahciously and
 without cause caused plaintiff to be ar
 rested on October 3 upon a charge of gaming.
 The case of Sallie I. Russel vs Silas ". Peavy, an ejectment suit, is on trial. Juries were organized yesterday for the week as follows: | Jury No. ID. S. Sandman, S. D. Batson, w. D. Eastis, A. S. Elliott Jeff Clay, H. D.
 Coekrell, W. E. Ingram, J. L. Alexander | M C. Dabbs, George S. Mcdonald, R. R.
 Hill, Wilson McCorke. Jury No. 2-Bud Cunningham, A. K. Will | Hanson, G. w. Sloan, J. l.. Hammonds, R.
 L. Tyler, J. H. Dean, J. w. Lindsey, N. s.
 Meeks, H. E. Wear, J. V. Foster, D. W.
 Dean, Charles Montgomery. City Court | In the first division in the case of w T.
 McElroy vs. Frank P. O'Bren ct all, there was verdict of $50. | In the second division the case of Ike Ad-
 Ter vs. A. J. Krebs ct al. dismissed for l want of prosecution, and the case of l.. K. | Morse Southern Building and Loan As- | sociation was dismissed by plaintiff. The
 rest of the docket for the day contin- l ued.
 Jurles were organized for the week as | follows:
 Jury No. 1-Henry Mills, J. F. Br6wn, w.
 K. Rosser, J. H. Dillard, A. J. Mines s. J. | Brake A. H. Daniel J. w. Stringfellow, | Felix Roberts, Joseph Silman, w. c. Lans-
 ford, w. E. Mitchell. l Jury No. 2-D E. Mckinley, Willie Wal
 drop, John c. Henley, William L. Klein, W. | Brown, J. w. Ellis, W. T. Turner, J. N.
 Bldwell, H. A. Humphries, John L. Davis, | w. B. Grant, w. J. Shackeiford.
 Tom Clary has filed a petition for a writ 1 of mandamus to compel the clty of Bir-
 mingham to reinstate him a member ot | the police.
 | Orice S. Smith has filed suit against the | Birmingham Paint and Glass Company
 and T. T. Ashford for S5000 damages alleg- | ing that the defendants maliciously and
 without probable cause had plaintiff ar
 rested on a charge of forgery on October | 7 1900.
 l Mrs Martha Smith has filed suit against
 the Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron Con- pany for $5O0O damages on account of a fall in hole on September IS, 1900, at | "Pinckney City" which defendant had l placed there and which had no light. | Criminal Court l In the Criminal Court Ed P. Wilson was 1 fined $50 in each of ten cases against him for selling ''Hop Jack" His total fine, in-
 cludlng costs amounts to $954.25 Charlie l Jones pleaded guilty in four cases of viola | ting the revenue laws. Annie Glenn plead | ed guilty to assault with weapon. Wash | Rash, for violating revenue law, was fined | $50 and costs.
 l Albert Thomas, for assault with weapon, | was committed and sentenced to three | hours in iail
 l John Lemp was found guilty of violating | the revenue laws, as was Griffith Free | man.
 | A demurrer was sustained to the charge
 of adultery against c. W. Stewart. Lonny | Bradford pleaded guilty to petty larceny, | and Riley Hubbard, for abusive language, l was fined s1.
 l Probate Court | Marriage licenses were issued to Charles
 J. Kennedy and Thresia Ludwig. William
 Allen and Hester Rutherford, John Wes-
 ley and Bessie May Walker, J. T. Ross | | and Alivia Golson. | Court Items Forney Johnston, a son Of Governor l Johnston, was admitted yesterday to prac- 1 tice law.
 Commissioner Cornish has bound over | Turner Hett of Shelby County on a charge
 of retailing without license 1 D. B. Hill has filed a petition in bank | ruptcy. He is not from New York, but | Bessemer. He owes s100 and claims assets 1 of s15 Other petitions were filed by A. | Montgomery, A. T. Sadler, Charlie John | son, N. B. Cooper, w. A. Hendrix, c. N. | Beeson Ed Harris and John Mayfield. The United States Court will adjourn to- | day at Huntsville. | Solicitor John Mcqueen and Clerk John | Bradley have returned from Montgomery. Chancellor Carmichael has gone to Tus- | caloosa to hold Chancery Court l George Davis, one of the firm of Davis l Brothers, contractors. has been placed in