The age-herald., 1901-05-02
CRIMINAL COURT SUPPLIES MINERS It Convicts Various Kinds of Bad
 People, HE IS DAMAGED $25,OOO A Brakeman Is Broken Up-Big Rock Fell on Miner and He Wants
 $5ooo-Real Estate
 Transfers.
HE IS DAMAGED $25,OOO

In the first division of the Criminal Court yesterday Judge Samuel E. Greene presiding the jury in the case of Frank Kincaid who was charged with stealing a COW, and which had been out the previous night, returned a verdict of guilty.
 The case against c. K. Nickerson for disturbing public worship was moi pressed, as was also the case against Minnie Lark for petty larceny.
 Miles Lane was acquitted of the charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen property.
 Nose Woolwich was convicted of the charge of assault with intent to murder, and Joe Hampton was found guilty of the charge of burglary and grand larceyy. The case against Temple Judge for va- grancy was mol pressed.
 In the second division, Judge Dan A. Greene presiding, Smith Sneed, colored, was found guilty of assault and battery with a weapon but was only fined one cent by Judge Greene, there being exten- uating circumstances in the case. He and another negro became involved in quarrel about some land and Sneed hit the other negro in the head with a rock. Oscar Norille was convicted of the charge of presenting pistol at another Oscar Is Greek and is said to have met his wife and her mother Mrs. Fannie Wiggins of Rosedale, driving together and that he pointed a pistol at his mother-in-law demanding that his wife return to him. He was fined $1O and costs.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court, Judge Charles A. Senn presiding, the case of Davidson & Powell vs. William Nor ris, an ejectment suit resulted in a ver- dict for defendant.
 In the second division, Judge w W. Wilkerson presiding. the case of Good man Lubliner vs. the Louisville and Nashville railroad, is on trial Plaintiff is suing for 1885, alleging that the defend ant lost his baggage.
 Jesse J. Poss has filed suit against the Southern Railway Company for s25,000 damages. He says that he was employed by defendant as a brakeman in February, 1901 and that while he was applying a brake to a car on one of defendants trains, the brake chain broke, which threw him from the car and his right leg between the knee and ankle was crushed and his right hip and left should CT were dislocated, whereby he Is perma- nently disfigured. Negligence Is alleged in that the brake chain was defective. Frank Archer has sued the Gilreath Coal and Iron Company for 5000. He says that on October 8, 1900, he was eni- ployed by defendant to work in its mines. but defendant negligently failed to supply the place where plaintiff worked with sufficient supports for the roof. and as 8 result of said negligence heavy piece of stone fell upon him, bruising him and breaking his bones.
 Circuit Court.
 Tn the Circuit Court the case of J. W. Kickbaum vs the Western Union Tele- graph Co.,, Is on trial
 Plaintiff Is suing for $500 damages alleging that the company failed to de- liver to him a telegram in August, 1S9s announcing the death of his father,
 Court ltems.
 Marriage licenses were issued to James l.. Clark and Daisy McHeron, Walter Chambers and Mrs. Catherine Paschal Wm. Albert Turner and Mary Ada Evans.
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by Jackson Turner and Lee Gooch.
 The following deeds were filed:
 E. R. Simonds and husband to W. T. F. Warren, north part lot 2, block 752, Ridge Park; s1,500.
 w. H. Eatman and wife to J. J. Dun can, lot IA, block 1O6, Birmingham; 5000. J. J. Duncan and wife to W. H. Eatman. half interest in lot Is, block 161, Brming- ham; s2.20o.
 Birmingham Realty Co. to J. T. Coul- bourne lots 2, and 4, block 7sl; Birming- ham; s6225.
 D. J. Moore and wife to W. J. Cusick, lot 15 and Is. block ZIG, Ensley; si,s5o
 M O. Sale to E. A. Snedecor. lot 67x1o0 feet on Fifteenth street. Birmingham; N,1o5
 T. w. OByrne and wife to A. R. Feid- ner, lots 13 to 20 inclusive. block 1T, flaw kins addition; s1,1oO.
 E. A. Snedecor ct al. to J. T. Stallen- werck, lot on Fifteenth street, Birming- ham; sl,S5o.