The age-herald., 1901-03-12
TWO MORE GUILTY
 OF CONSPIRACY G. A. Speiggs from Cherokee
 County is Convicted ]. A. TERRY PLEADS GUILTY Spriegs, Terry and Prewett Then Ar. ralsned for PerJury-Judse Will kerson Sends Man to Jail for
 Contempt of Court.
J. A. TERRY PLEADS GUILTY

G. A. Sprlggs of Cherokee County was found guilty of conspiracy and John A. Terry pleaded guilty to the same charge Both together with W. L Prewett an- other member of the same gang, were then arraigned on charge of perjury. Prewett and Spriggs pleaded not guilty and John A. Terry pleaded guilty.
 These are three of the Cherokee County gang who were charged with making counterfeit money, selling 1t to others and then appearing against them as wit nesses in United States Commissioners Courts in order to get witness fees. The indictments against them for perjury were found at this term of court, and were based on certain testimony previous ly given by them.
 Fannie Evans pleaded guilty to retail ing and was fined s1oO and costs. w C. billiard and Sam Dilard pleaded guilty to working in distrillery, and sentence was suspended. Lucy White pleaded guilty to retailing and was fined 100 and costs.
 L. w. Taylor, who pleaded guilty last week to violating the war revenue act, was fined $5. A sealed verdict was brought in yesterday afternoon in the cases of Jim Moses, charged with retail ing, and Frank Whitson, charged with retailing.
 Indictments were returned by the grand jury against the following citizens of Jeff ferson County: Will Darwin, Bill Harper, Alice Gertrude and Hattie Cook, all for retailing. Henry Lancaster was indicted for conspiracy and J. A. Cowart and John Williams for perjury.
 No bills were returned against the fol- lowing: J. T. Kaylor, Henry Patton, Jack Williams, Pearl Paris, Mel Lee Cunningham and John Washington.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court Judge w. W. Wilkerson, presiding, the case of Maggie Howard vs. the Southern Railway Company is on trial. Plaintiff Is suing for damages, claiming that she was going from Sayreton to Coalburg on caboose, when the train suddenly stopped and then suddenly started, throw ing her off the seat and injuring her hear ing.
 During the trial of the case John C.
  sent to jail for six hours by Judge Will kerson for contempt of court. He was witness in the case and under the rule was sent out of the courtroom. He per- sisted in coming to the door and listening and was told several times by the clerk to stay away. He returned and was then ordered by the judge to stay out. He dis regarded this order and came into the courtroom with his hat on and the judge sent him to Jail.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows
 Jury No. 1.-Ollie Metts. E. c. Blood worth, J. P. Reed. Adam Guy, David l.. Williams, w. L. Dunn. T. S. Abernathy, John Tibbs. T. A. Mclaughlin, D. w, Howton W. R. Gwinn, 2. Y. Roberts Jury No. 2.-John c. Brewer, Charlie Counts, F. s. Larrimore. John Diggins, D. T. Smith, John l.. McPoland, c. c. Bearden, James Donovan, s. J. Brintle, William Kimbrel, w. B. Snapp. A. J. Monfee.
 In the second division, Judge Charles A. Senn presiding, Judgment of s3sO was rendered In the case of R. 8. Armstrong and Bro. vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. A suit by the same plaintiffs against the Alabama Steel and Shipbuilding Company was dismissed, each paying their share of costs.
 The following cases were dismissed by plaintiffs: Honora Mansfield, as guardian. etc.. vs. Mattie Coots. Same plaintiff vs. E. Thomas, Lottie Gill and Cynthia Nor wood.
 Criminal Court.
 Tn the Criminal Court yesterday juries were organized for the week. Andy Me Coy pleaded guilty in three cases to grand larceny. Jack Williams was ac- quilted of burglary and grand larcsny and John Jones was fined $50 for carry ing concealed pistol.
 Court Items.
 W. K. McAdory, clerk of the Circuit Court has returned from trip to Wash ingto and other Northern cities.
 A marriage license was issued to J. W Rogers and Margaret Davis.
 An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against Joseph J. Moore of Keener, Etowah County. The petitioners and the amount of their claims, are In. man, Smith & Co.,, $314S5; Davenport Bros, 20, and Haynes Henson 6 Co.,, $7s234 They ask an order restraining the assignees, Edgar Magness and J. P Keener, from selling the stock of goods. Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were filed by E. W. Griggs of Anniston and Charlie Wall of Birmingham.
 Amos Dollar of Mobile Junction Jeffer- son County, was bound over yesterday by United States Commissioner W. K Cornish on a charge of retailing. His bond was fixed at $1O0.
 The following deeds have been filed: Geeoge A. Steele to W. H. Smith ct all. 1; 5000; n. h of S. e. s. w. of n. e. acresc in s. e. of n. e.. 34, 15 J. Morrison and wife to Sarah Fahy; $4500; lot 12, block 22, Ensley. H. B. and B. F. Burgin to R. B. Smyer; $1075; lot 13. block 195, Birming- ham. Mrs. A. P. Garrett to L. M. Forbes; sl2O0; lot 19, block 236 Birmingham. T. Whilden and wife to c. J. Sharpe ct al; s11, ,966.66; lots !, 8. Il, block 241, Bessemer. J. P. Ward to l.. J. Sharp; $1s6o; part block 796, Birmingham. B. and W. R. Lisenba to o. L. Burford; $500; lot 1, Dexter & Morrison subdivision Forsyte. O. L. Buford and wife to J. D. Guthrie; s140O; same as last above.
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