The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-07
RECORD OF COURTS.


 began yesterday. with Judge Samuel D.. Greene presiding in the first division and Judge Dan A. Greene in the second
 The county grand jury was organized The body was charged as to the work be- fore 1t by Judge Dan A. Greene. It is composed of the following:
 R. N. Mckinney, foreman; M. r. Lewis, A. N. Hawkins, B. B. Martin, M c. Huey, w. M. Glaze. T. G. Franklin w. H. Weaver, G. w. Smith, George w. Moore, T. F. Hood, R. c. Greenhouse, F. J. Muller, William Grady, A. A. Harris W. B. Holcombe and John Rowen.
 The following cases were disposed of in the first division of the court;
 Willie Lewis and James Lewis, charged with assault with intent to murder ae- quilted.
 George Harvey, charged with assault with intent to murder, convicted.
 The case of George Grant was passed over, as he was too i'll to be tried
 The case of Ada Davenport, charged with receiving stolen property, will be tried today. She is one of the women ar rested in connection with the Hudson gang, three members of which were tried and convicted of highway robbery and sentenced to be hanged.
 The non-capital and felony docket will be on trial all this week.
 Following are cases on the capital docket which will be taken up next Mon day and continue for two weeks:
 Monday, April 13-Robert Berry, charged with robbery; B. M. Allen, attorney. Robert Lee, charged with robbery; D. B. Anderson, attorney. Will Tate, charged with robbery; Marshaimer, attorney.
 Tuesday, April IA - Jasper Harris, charged with murder; Baldwin, attor- ney; John Williams, charged with mur- der; Harry Harsh, attorney. Sam sago. charged with robbery; Harry Harsh, at torney.
 Wednesday, April 15-Joe Gates, charged with murder; Altman & Altman attorneys. Henry Lamar, charged with robbery; S. L. Weaver. attorney. Adam Scott, charged with rape; B. M. Allen attorney. Arthur Cooper, charged with murder; Arthur Daughette, attorney
 Thursday, April 16.-Holls B. Parrish  Bradley & Morrow and Wade Mother shed, attorneys. Tol Stoves, charged with robbery; Samuel Meade. attorney.
 Monday, April 20.-Jlm Evans, charged with murder; Charles Denegre, attorney John Brewer, Mildred Harris and Marie Lewis, charged with robbery; Altman & Altman, attorneys Tom Mckinney, charged with robbery; J. w. Chamalee and Ward & Drennen, attorneys
 Tuesday, April 21.-Marshal Sims. charged with murder; John T. Shugart, attorney. Ben Burton, charged with mur- der; B. M. Allen, attorney. John Will jams, alias Will Butler, charged with robbery; Hambaugh & Smith, attorneys.
 Wednesday, April 22.-Frank Davis, charged with murder; John F. Knight, attorney. Val Isaacs, charged with mur- der S. P. Bradley attorney. Mhttson Wright and Walter Fern, charged with arson in the first degree; w. K Terry, attorney. Will Tolbert and Albert Will son, charged with murder; Anderson x Rowe and s. L. Weaver, attorneys.
 Thursday, April 2S.-Nettie Edwards. charged with murder; Hugh Morrow, at torney Curley Bailey, Sam Cade and Will Muslin, charged with robbery; Bull lock, Anderson x Washington. attorneys. Preston Warford, charged with robbery; Hambaugh X Smith, attorneys.
 Headings are being settled this week in both divisions of the City court. The following suits were filed yesterday.
 Joe Hardy against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, suit for S5OOO damages plaintiff alleging to have received personal injuries
 Guss King against the Southern Railway company, suit for s19sO damages, plaintiff alleging one of his hands was caught in a punching machine and that he suffered great pain and severe injuries.
 The case of Alex Chapitiris against H. Loventhal is now on trial in the Circuit court.
 The case of Ed Alexander against the Southern Railway company was settled by agreement for $25O for the plaintiff
 In the case of Collins & Co. against J. W. Hawkins the jury returned a ver- dict giving the plaintiff a judgment for s24s.48
 The juries this week in the Circuit court are as follows:
 J. L. Clemo, R. F, Falkner, T. E. Glenn, G. w. Brantley, D. M Horseley, J. J. Kimbrough, H. Muller, E. L. Newman, J. I. Purcell, J. A. Calhoun, JamesH. Grif- filth and R. T. Rutledge.
 L. A. Williams, J. D. Sandifur, Wed Parsons, J. W. Franklin. A. A. Griffith, w. J. Ryan, R. M. Johnson, Walter Mo- Pherson. H. T. Ware, G. W. Foster, J. o. Haygood and William Hannah.
 No case were tried in the United States