The age-herald., 1901-09-29
DAMAGES SOUGHT
 THROUGH COURTS
Various Claims Against Various
 Companies Filed
MANY THOUSANDS ASKED
Fred carle, Jr., Indicted for Killing Harry Durham and Bail Fixed at $5,0oo-Many Convicts Sen
 tenced by Judge Greene.

Jacob Bube, minor, by his next best friend, George H. Bube, has filed suit in the City Court against the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power Company for $10.000 damages The plaintiff asserts
 that he was personally injured by car operated by the defendant on July 5, 1901.
 l Robert B. Saunders has filed suit in 1 the same court against the Kansas City,
 Memphis and Birmingham Railroad Company for 5000 damages. The plain- 1 tiff alleges that the defendant allowed | a nuisance in the form of dead animal | to be placed near his home at East l Thomas, causing sickness to himself and | family.
 | The following other suits were filed in | the City Court yesterday: William S. Pape vs. the birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company for s250 on account of the death of a dog.
 Milton H. Collins vs the Western Un- ion Telegraph Company for $500 dam ages. The plaintiff declares that the de- fendant failed to deliver a telegram to him concerning the health of his sister.
 Arthur s. Canteberry vs the Western
 Union Telegraph Company, $199O damages for non-delivery of a telegram to the plaintiff.
 Fred Care Indicted.
 The Jefferson county grand jury has returned true bill against Fred Carle,
 Jr., the saloon man who shot Harry Durham, a bartender, on the afternoon of September 18 The indictment charges murder and the bail is fixed at s5OOO.
 Argument Postponed.
 The motion for a new trial for Frank Duncan charged with the murder of Off,
 ficer G. w. kirkley was fixed for argu- ment before Judge Greene in the Crimi-
 nal Court yesterday morning, but 1t was postponed until next week. Sentence Day. The following sentences were pro-
 nounced by Judge Greene in the Crimi-
 nal Court yesterday, it being sentence
 day.
 Edward Donald, burglary and grand larceny, five years in the penitentiary
 John Walters grand larceny, two years at hard labor.
 James Lucas, burglary, five years in the penitentiary.
 Henry Walker. assault with weapon, twenty days at hard labor.
 Henry Reed. assault with intent to kill, two years at hard labor.
 Joseph Drake, assault with intent to murder, two years at hard labor. John Pessinos, assault and battery with a weapon, six months at hard labor | Will Jones, alias "Frenchy" assault and battery with a weapon. twelve | months at hard labor | Green Lindsey, grand larceny. twelve months at hard labor. | Wm. McCurdy, grand larceny, twelve | months at hard labor. l Wm. Pennington, grand larceny twelve months at hard labor. | Judge Daniel E. Greene sentenced these defendants, all being convicted of violations of the misdemeanor statutes: | Henry Davis, ten days at hard labor; Isaac Golson, ten days at hard labor; James Reed. ten days at hard labor, Circuit Court. Robert Cantrell has led a suit for $10.000 damages in the Circuit Court against the Southern Railway Company. | The plaintiff alleges injuries. | A verdict of $1,330.7S was returned by | the jury in the Circuit Court yesterday in favor of the plaintiff in the case en- titled Alabama Corn Mills vs. J. S. Hut | ton & Son. United States Court. | The United States grand jury adjourned yesterday morning, and submitted the | following brief report: ITO the Hon. D. D. Shelby: We, the grand jury impaneled. sworn | and charged at this present term beg leave to submit this. our final report: "We have examined IA cases and re- turned 66 true bills. Thanking your honor and the officers | of the court for court esies snown and as- sistance given, we ask to be discharged. ''R. H. WELLS, Foreman" Judge Shelby sentenced prisoners as fol- | lows:
 J. Henry Roach, Walter McClathlin, | John Tompkins, Ben Jones, William | Oliver, Marion Kay, Martin McGrau six | months each; J. M Smith, eighteen | months; T. s. Crow, one year; J. c. |