The age-herald., 1901-02-12
CALLS DYNAMITE MAGAZINE NUISANCE Plaintiff 0bjec,.S to Its Being Near House sl4O,OQO OF NEW SUITS Jurles Organized for the Week-Four Damage Suits Filed In U. s. Court.
 Negro Convicted Who Robbed
 Colonel Altman.
Sl4o,OQo OF NEW SUITS

In the first division of the City Court the case of Belle Scarlett vs the Republic Iron and Steel Company is on trial Plaintiff is suing for s5O0O damages, claim ing that the defendant has built a nui- sance in the shape of a dynamite maga zine within 16O feet of her house.
 In the second division the case of Dan iels vs. Dunn & Lallande Brothers Is on trial. This suit was transferred from the first division where 1t was on trial all Of last week.
 Samuel Win John, as administrator of the estate of James Pickett has sued the c. A, Nolan Mining Company for $30,- 000 damages. He says on August IA, 1900 his intestate was employed by defendant to dig coal In a mine near Pratt City, and while go employed he was killed by a stone falling on him. Negligence Is al legged in that the defendant sent him into an unsafe room to work
 The same plaintiff, as the administrator of Jim Sharpe, decaesed, has / filed suit against the same defendant claiming s3O.ooO damages for the al legged negligent killing of Jim Sharpe. which occurred at the same time and in the same way as the death of James Pickett
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No L-w. c. Moicham, Clem Nell son, G. w. Graham, N. B. Salter, J. G. Steel, T. J. Clancy, .. A. Bowers. w. L, Graham, P. L. Houppert, J. B. Kee- nam, Robert Falkner, J. J. Moore.
 Jury No. 2-F. s, Riley, R. s. Brown D. B. Sadburg, II. A. Muller. w. A. Simmons. Henry Chalrsell. lobe Morgan. F. w. Dixon. James Connolly, J. M. Turner, VIII Farley, T. s. Woods.
 United States Court.
 Carrie Price, as adminlstratrix of the estate of West Price, deceased has filed suit againct the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company for 900 damages She says that on May 3. 199o. her intestate WIS employed by defendant in mine No. 1G, near Pratt City, ard while so employ cd sorae cars ran down the slope, owing to defective ways and machinery, striking said West Price and killing him.
 James L. Nall, as administrator of the estate of James Jackson, has sued the same defendant for $oo,0oo Gnmages, all leging that on lure B. 1900. her intestate was employed by defendant at its fur naces near Ensley, and while taking one of its ore cars down grade some other cars ran against 1t with great force, ln- turing him 60 that he died William M. Bailey, a lawyer of Birming- ham, has filed suit against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company for $1o- 1 GOO damages. He says that on January Q, 1901. he was injured in the collision be- tween an engine of defendant and street | car in which he was, which collitton oc- cured at First avenue and Twelfth street. That his spine has been perma- ncntly injured and he has suffered pain from said hurts
 | Nelson Watson has filed suit against the Southern Railway Company for sSo,- 900 damages. He says that on June 26, 1900, he was an employe of defendant and 1 that defendant was operating certain cars in it's yards in Birmingham, and that one of said cars ran upcn him whereby he lost one of his legs and was otherwise - " injured.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court the cese of Duncan & Orr vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for s1c6o damages to stock.
 Jurics wcro organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No. 1-C. M. Green, Tom White. J. A. Glenn, R. M Price, J. T. Poole. w. A. sapp. s. H. King, J. II. Glover H. Mars lcld. J, A. Taylor, W. G. Hurd T. VI. Franklin.
 Jury No. 2-J. M. Higginbotham. J. H. Self. John Mcdowell. Charles King, G. M. Bridges, J. T. McClenton. W. H. Har- | den. R. H. Whitehead. J. Petty Salter Gus Ellard. W. c. Parsons, Felix J. El- | lard.
 Criminal Court. | In the Criminal Court Will Page was | convicted of burglary and assault and battery. Page Is the negro who robbed Colonel Altmans residence and who wa s | captured by him. The negro claimed that | he was drunk at the time, and did not recollect what he did. Henry Johnson was convicted of lar- ceny.
 Court Items. Chancellor John c. Carmichael is in l Fayette County holding Chancery Court | Deputy Clerk Sam Blake of the City | Court is still confined at home with the | grippe.
 | Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by | Russell Jones, Frank S. Remkert and l J. Thomas Fitzgerald. l A deed was filed from the Tennessee l Coal Iron and Railroad Company to w.