The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-24
PRISONERS SENTENCED
JUDGE THOMAS PASSES UPON
 FoRTY-FIvE CRIMINALS.
County convicts Taken to Mines of the Tennessee Company-Nty Court Adjourns Until the
 February Term.

term.
 The county prisoners were sent of to the mines of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company. to whom the convtcts have been leased.
 All but one of the county prisoners are negroes. The exception is Joe Carter. a white man, a Cuban. convicted of petit larceny. The negroes are robust with the exception of two little boys and will make good hands.
 Some Kind hearted person gave the con- victs big cigars for Christmas gifts and they left the jail puffing ostentateusly on the smokers.
 Those sent of yesterday were: Isadore Ruffin. Ceph Curtis, Jessie Fitzpatrick. Albert Thomas. Johnnie Johnson, Taylor Alexander. Will Adams. Philip Taylor, Dave White. Joe Carter. Henry Jackson, Porter Henderson. Walter Morris. Frank Matthews, Lewis Williams, Willie Stew art, Wesley Duncan, Cornelius Menehee, IAge ssdler. Love Underwood, General Smith, Porter Taylor. Whit Thomas, Charles Kennedy.
 Prisoners sentenced yesterday by Judge Thomas were as follows:
 George Edson. murder second degree; twenty years In penitentiary.
 Charley Seely. assault and battery: ten months and 100 days Appeal to the Supreme Court.
 Isadore Ruffin, assault to murder: two years and 2ss days hard labor.
 Bud walthal, assault to murder; two years in penitentiary.
 Ceph Curtis, assault and battery; 179 days hard labor.
 Dan Rogers on a previous day of the term was sentenced te twenty-five years in the penitentiary for murder in the second degree. Appeal to Supreme Court.
 Jess Fitzpatrick. grand larceny; eigh- teen months and 1ss days hard labor.
 Morris Jackson. assault to murder. was sentenced on a previous day of the term to two years in penitentiary. Appeal to the Supreme Court.
 Albert Thomas, assault to murder; two years, 24s days hard labor.
 Flag Asberry. assault to murder; three years in penitentlary.
 Hull Grey, grand larceny. thirteen months in penit entiary.
 Johnnie Johnson, carrying concealed pistal; six months and 1s7 days hard labor.
 Taylor Alexander. injury to stock; la days hard labor.
 Buster Franklin, assault and battery. On a previous day of the term he was sentenced to PAP days hard labor. Buster Franklin. escape. On e previ- ous day he was sentenced to 93 days hard labor. VIII Adams. petit larceny: two months and ninety days hard labor. Zeke Boswell. murder second degree; eighteen years in penitentiary. Gus Evans, murder. second degree eight years in penitentiary.
 Phil Taylor, petit larceny; six months and 2e4 days hard labor. Phil Taylor. petit larceny; four months and 222 days hard laboc.
 Phil Taylor assault to murder: fiv, years in penitentiary. Dave White. assault and battery; II! days and six months hard labor. Mingo Jones. grand larceny; one veal and one day in penitentiary.
 Joe Carter. petit larceny; six month, and 132 days hard labor.
 Joe Carter, burglary and larceny: ont year and IFS days hard labor. Henry Jackson. petit larceny; 101 day, hard labor. Ida Hogan and Emma Lou Dickson grand larceny; three years each in peni, tentiary.
 Willie Green and Henry Jackson. bur. glary and larceny; three years each in pointer tiary.
 Porter Henderson. false pretenses; 1ss days hard labor.
 Charlie Huffman, grand larceny; three years in penitentary.
 Joe Howard, grand larceny: three years in penitentiary.
 Walter Morris. petit larceny; two months and ninety days hard labon
 Henry Kinnie. burglary. On a previous day of the term he was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. Appealed to Supreme Court.
 Charles Kennedy. petit larceny; four months and 269 days hard labor.
 Neal Martin. grand larceny; two years In penitentiary.
 pistol; three months and l5i days hard la Dor.
 Frank Mathews, grand larceny; twenty months and POP days hard labor.
 George Moore. petit larceny; 21 days hard labor.
 George Moore, petit larceny; 1Os days hard labor.
 George Mccall. grand larceny; three years in penitentlary
 Josephine o'Berg, burglary; three years In penitentiary.
 Lewis Williams, burglary; one year and 1ss days hard labor.
 Willie Stewart, Wesley Duncan and Cornelius Menefee petit larceny: six months and seventy-three days hard la bor for eacn
 Lige Sadler. grand larceny; eighteen months and TO days hard labor
 Love Underwood. assault and battery. six months and 22s days hard labor.
 George Verberg. or Viberg petit lar ceny; six months and Al days hard la- bor. Appeal to Supreme Court
 Eugene Williams, grand larceny; two years in penitentiary.
 General Smith, carrying concealed pis- tol; six months and 294 days hard labor.
 John Rogers, burglary and larceny: two years in penitentiary.
 Porter Taylor, assault and battery: a06 days hard labor.
 George Hunter, convicted of grand lar ceny on a previous day of the term was granted new trial.
 George King convicted of forgery on a former day. was granted a new trial
 Appling Johnson, convicted of bigamy on former day of the term. For sum cient reasons appearing the judgment was set aside and defendant was discharged. The case of Dick Elmore. convicted on previous day of false pretenses. is pend- ing in the Supreme Court.
 The case of Richard Fielding convicted on a former day of carrying a concealed pistol, is pending in the Supreme Court.
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 Mir. R. Gray. who lives near Armenia, Duchess County. N. Y, says: Chamber lain's Cough Remedy is the best medi- cine I have ever used. It is a fine chill dren's remedy for croup and never fails to cure" When given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the