The age-herald., 1901-04-24
THREE JACKSONS
 FINED S25 APIECE Conspiracy to Commit Assault
 and Battery SAYS SHE IS ALONE WOMAN And Wants the Court To Let Her Marry Asaln-Henry Holly Wants Damages for Alleged Mali
 clous Arrest.
SAYS SHE IS ALONE WOMAN

In the Criminal Court yesterday, Judge Dan A. Greene presiding, Barlow Jack son. George Jackson and John Jackson were each fined S25 and costs for con spiracy to commit assault and battery.
 This case grew out of the killing of Jim Hale by Charlie Reynolds on March 27 last. All the parties are colored.
 It seems that Edna Lane, who had been living at Jim Hale's house. left there and went to the house of Charles Key holds, who Is her nephew. Hale armed himself and, it is said, together with the three Jacksons, went to Reynolds house to compel Edna Lane to return. The Jacksons were armed with sticks. They surrounded Reynolds house and in the row Jim Hale was shot and killed by Reynolds Reynolds was exonerated by the coroner's inquest and the three Jack | sons arrested at the time.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court, Judge Charles A. Senn presiding. the case of T. w Walker. administrator. against the Sloss Iron and Steel Company Is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for s10.000 dam ages for the death of negro boy who 1t Is said was cleaning a furnace through one of the openings when some water was poured in from the top and he was burnt and .-liled by the gas.
 In the second division. Judge W. w. wilkerson presiding. the case of Charles Wheelan vs. J. R. and c. J. Smith, an assumpsit suit. is on trial
 Mrs. Maggie Moore has filed a petition for leave to remarry She says that at the present term of court her husband was granted divorce and was given the right to marry again but that the court made no order or decree either allowing or dsallowing petitioner the right to re- marry.
 She humbly represents to the court that she Is a lone woman without relatives or friends upon whom she rely to give her any material aid should she become so situated as to require it. wherefore she asks leave of the court to marry again.
 Henry Holly has filed suit against Ro- chester & Bros for sl500 damages. He says that they malicously and without probable cause arrested and imprisoned him for about twenty hours on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. on which account he suffered much mem tai pain and anguish and lost a job of work worth at least $500.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court the case of Richard Graves vs. the Hotel Hillman resulted ir 1 verdict for defendant. Plaintiff who sued for damages for personal injuries i was sitting on a plank cracking rocks fol the foundation. when a wagon struck the plank and threw him off. injuring him. The case of Gus McNeeger vs. the Bir- mIngham Traction Company Is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for $5O00 damages, all leging that one of the defendants cars on November 5. 1900. ran into his wagon on Twenty-third street, throwing him out and breaking rib and killing his horse and smashing the wagon.
 Court Items.
 Marriage licenses were issued to Charles C. Walker and Birtie May Gray; Will liam Madden Martin and Emma vesper; J. H. Leonard and Daisy Sleeves; Wal ter B. Fowlkes and Isabell Mushat.
 The bill recently filed by Geo. A. Blinn ct al. against the Continental Security Redemption Company in the United States Court is attracting great deal of attention. Over fifty lawyers have called and read the bill many of them coming from Atlanta and other cities.
 The following deeds were filed: J. E. Torrey to W. c. Shackleford, one half interest in SC of sw, 11-17-3. $1050 Alabama National Bank to W. c. Shackleford one-hhlf interest in same as last above s1050.
 w. H Steinspring and wife to E. s. Holcombe, lot, First avenue and Tenth street, Birmingham $1650.