The age-herald., 1901-05-21
COURTS OPEN UP FOR ANOTHER WEEK
Capital Cases to be Tried in the
 Criminal Court
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
List of JurIes In Various courts-over Two Thousand Bankruptcy Pet. tions Have Been Filed In
 United States Court. 4s

In the first division of the City Court, Judge w ". Wilkerson presiding, the case of Charles venz vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company was taken up, but resulted in a non-si;it Plaintiff sued for s10,00O damages, alleg- ing that he and another employe of the company were carrying a rod of iron in the rolling mill when the other man drop ped his end and the tongs struck plain tiff in the eye, putting 1t out.
 In the second division, Judge Charles A. Senn presiding, a decree was rendered relieving John R. Gaudin of the disablli- ties of homage.
 The following cases were dismissed for want of prosecutions: Wm. Nelson vs. J. M. Fowler, Tony Frank vs. A. A. Harris, the Mercantile National Bank vs. P. G. Bowman, defendant, the Jefferson County Savings Bank, garnishee; the Bawker Fertilizer Go. vs. L. c. Hayes.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No. 1.-W. A. Whitmier, Pleas Me- Alroy, c. W. Lynn, Milo Klmbrel, Pate Vlnes Robert Wooten, B. T. Shartt, A. I 0nShCOut w. nCtNNcit ISddC lieiu, B. F. Boston and R. E. Davis.
 Jury No. 2.-Louis Hoster, Jr., c. A. Williamson, L. J. Parson, J. R. Ball, P. M. Kimbrell, J. o. Wright, E. R. Bor- ders, R. W. Baily, Vim. Sellers, Andy Higgins, Vim. B. Hardiman and W. R. Sells.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court a verdict for $10O was rendered in the case of Newton Walker vs. Semet-Solvay Company A verdict of $75 was rendered in the case of Mary Caffee, administratrlx vs sloss Iron and Steel Company, and verdict of $40 In the case of W. c. Hunter vs. the Southern Railway Company.
 The case of James Dozier, administra- tor of Nose Dozier vs. the Southern Railway Company, is now on trial. Plain tiff Is suing for s5OOO damages, alleging that his intestate, who was an employe of defendant, was killed by a car coming uncoupled.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No. 1-J. R. Payne, Ed Brewer, Vim. Alexander. I'D. Watkins J. B. Aupcit &ildTltS II. INtt0t J. D. I1lll, w III. Stephens, W. c. Montgomery, w. R. Hogan, George Diggins, W. A. Brown.
 Jury No. 2-E. S. Wear. J. G. Huey, Thomas Staggs, T. J. Barren, G. A. Heidman, I. P. Kent, T. J. Byers, T. H. Allen. T. Y. Pruae John Orr, W. T. Hodges, ". N Archer
 Criminal Court.
 IT, tba CriyotpaJ Court vastardoy I,doa Samuel E. Greene presiding, the capital docket was taken up. Juries for the week were organized. No other business was transacted. The following is the personnel of the iuries:
 Jury No. IT. F. Rider, H. A. Putnam, W. O. Self, Bob Massey, J. G. Snow, o. z. J. Waldrop s. P. Goodwin, Erasmus Riland, Owen O'Hare George Openshaw, David Levy, J. R. Little.
 Jury No. 2-W. l.. Sibley William Uhl, c. N. Wear, J. R. Draher. I. D. Dumas. J. M. Jones, J. H. Shoemaker. Charles Butler, Jim Brawley. F. J. Smith, D. Davidson, John Carney.
 Jury No 3-Thomas F. Johnston J. A. Roberts, James w. Arnold. w R. Kyle, Joe L. Burgiss, J. P. yann, G. W. Ba- ker. B. J. Hogg. Richard H. Eggleston, w. M Fields, James F. Abney, Luther Brown.
 The Grand Jury.
 The grand jury which was organized on April and took a recess on April 20, met again yesterday. It will be in session a week and has about seventy-five cases to investigate. Assistant Solicitor B: c. Winston is attending it's sessions.
 Court Items.
 A marriage license was issued to John William Minor and Hattie Eubank.
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by J. c. McGrew of Jonesboro, L. s. Jenkins of Blossburg, W. H. Hill of Pratt City, T. O. Jones of Ensley, Ike Williams of Pratt City, Samuel Pitts of Bessemer, Jobp Rrowpipg of Enslev and Ellis Call