The age-herald., 1901-10-06
MANY ARE SENT UP
 FOR THEIR CRIMES Sentence Day in the Jefferson
 Criminal Court PENlTENTlARY AND LABOR
Lucius Jackson, Charged With Mur- der, Applies for Ball-Plesner-Wil- Hams Case Under Advlsement.
 Some Damage Cases Tried.

Thirty-one persons who had been con victed in the Criminal Court during the week were sentenced either to the peni- fentiary or to hard labor for the county by Judge Samuel E. Greene yesterday. Those sentenced to the penitcntiary were as follows:
 Richard Jones, assault with intent to murder; twenty years.
 Sonny Bradford, burglary fifteen years.
 Tom Johnson. grand larceny; seven years.
 Weston Kennon, burglary and grand larceny; five years.
 to murder; five years.
 Frank Martin. COW stealing; five years. Archie Roach, burglary ten years. win Rodgers. burglary and grand lar ceny; five years
 Pearl Buford, assault with intent to murder; two years.
 Phil Norris burglary and grand lar ceny; fifteen months.
 Henry Banks, grand larceny; fifteen months
 Jim Reynolds, grand larceny; one year in three cases and five years in one ease. Lonnie Ash, burglary and grand lar ceny, ono year.
 Alonzo Ellison. forgery In second de- gree, two years
 General Washington, grand larceny two years.
 Henry Taylor, burglary and grand lar ceny. fifteen months.
 Gus Wind, burglary and grand larceny, fifteen months The following were sentenced to hard labor for the county:
 Will Mott, petit larceny; one year. Oscar Pennett, burglary and grand lar ceny; two years.
 John Laster, larceny from dwelling, one year.
 Henry Fields, grand larceny, two years.
 Jim Jones. larceny from dwelling, two years.
 T. L. Ferguson, alias Walter Alomon, burglary and grand larceny; two years. Tip Hicks carrying concealed pistol; two cases, thirty and twenty days. John Hollis. grand larceny; one year. John Harris. assault with intent to murder. two years.
 Henry Collins petit larceny two cases; one year each. Will Layten, grand larceny; two years Evans Cunningham, assault and batter, with weapon; ten days.
 lucius Jacksons Case. Lucius Jackson. colored who is charged with murder. has made applica- ton to be admitted to ball. Judge Dan Greene began an investigation of the case yesterday afternoon, but did not get through with it. Jackson. it is alleged, killed another negro named Jim Howard at Bessemer some time ago. It is stated that Jackson struck Howard on the head with bar, knocking him into a hole filled with water and then shot him while he was In the water
 Circuit Court.
 No decision has been rendered in the Plesner- Williams case. which was on trial in the Circuit Court Friday Judge Coleman has the case under advisement and has not indicated when he will rem der his decision.
 The suit of T. J. Cornwell vs. James L. Nail was dismissed l. A. Kronenberg obtained judgment against Gus Boyd for s25.5o.
 In the of A. Teitlebaum vs Jacob Marks, judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff for s17535
 Suit was filed in the Circuit Court yes terday by David Knight against the Ala bama Great Southern Railroad Company Plaintiff alleges that he sustained injuries ss while on train of the defendant com pany and seeks to recover 5000 as dam. ages therefor