The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-18
THE COURTS OF MOBILE.
cHANcERY AND CITY TRI.
 BUNALs CONVENE TO-DAY.
Judge Semmes of the Later Will Sentence Prisoners Who Have { Been Convicted Troops
 to Hold Drills.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, April 17.
 The Southwestern division of the Chancery Court. Hon. Thomas H. Smith presiding, will resume, to-morrow at noon. With many cases on the docket 1t is anticipated the term will be an active one.
 In the City Court tomorrow. Hon. .o. ]. semhmes presiding, prisoners con- victed during the present term and not sentenced, will be brought before the judge to hear the penalties of their misdeeds.
 To-morrow week the Circuit Court. Hon. w. S. Anderson presiding, will open for the spring term. Clerk Jack son has had prepared and distributed, the Red" book which is virtually the call docket. This book has many cases set down for hearing.
 !. R. Graham, white, is docketed at police headquarters on three charges violating the Sunday liquor law. disorder Iy conduct and resisting an officer. Other charges may follow when an investiga- ton is had. s Policeman s. A. Edwards. at i:5o o'clock this afternoon. had reason to be- lieye the iaw was being, violated in a room or rooms over the Osceoia barroom
 
 Streets. He went up the steps and was met at the landing by Graham. who ordered him down and followed 1t up ty kicking Edwards under the chin, causing him to fall the entire distance to the sidewalk. He then threw bottles at the prostrate officer. @ g..
 Edwards pulled his pistol and fired once at Graham. but without effect. Edwards went to telephone and called for the patrol wagon. The wagon responded, and among the officers responding being Detective Donoghue. He found Graham running at Hamilton and St Francis Streets and brought him to halt at the point of pistol Edwards is severely injured.
 To-morrow night in Armory hall. the Lomax Rifles will have their regular sPlume" drill Many invitations have been sent out, and 1t is expected there will be large attendance to witness the contest for the company medal.
 The Mobile Cadets will have their Plume" drill Thursday night. in Ger man Relief Hall. ThB invitations sent out require costume de rigueur and there will be a reception and dance at the conclusion of the contest The re- ception committee for the occasion is: Captain c. W. Butt. chairman; c. s. Shawhan. c. A. Tonsmeire, G. A. Lyons, Frank Horton. W. T. Kelly and c. A. Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. Carson Lockett an- nounce the wedding of their daughter, Bertha Eva, to Hamilton Joseph Odell, at the home of the brides parents, No. IT Davitt street, Wednesday evening April 20th, at g o'clock
 
 MT. and Mrs. T. W Russell have is- sued invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Bertha E., to J. L. L.. Eastburn, Wednesday evening, April 27th, at s:30 o'clock in Palmetto Street Baptist Church. The reception will be held on Sunday. Ray 1st. at 80 D. na.. at No S02 Elmira street.
 Thomas Young and S. B. Copeland. 1 master plumbers of this city; left ear l Iy this morning for Birmingham to att | tend the Alabama State Association of Master Plumbers MT. Young is pres ident of the association.
 WIG. She'll, W. L. Mcclure, D. L. Steward, F. W. Cause, H. J. Krudop and F. T. Perkins, delegates from Mobile, left at 12:30 o'clock this morning for Decatur to attend the State convention | of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Mrs. W. c. Shell accompa- nied her husband.
 Chickasabogue bridge, on the South ern Railway, about three miles north of the city, was damaged by fire this afternoon. All of the wooden trestle on the south end of the bridge was burned away. The southbound passen- ger, due here at [ o'clock this morn Ing passed over the bridge and just this side a large iron bolt was thrown through window of the car from the side of the road. No one was hurt The railroad men think the person who threw the bolt fired the bridge. The trestle was repaired In time to allow the north bound mail to leave at o'clock tonight, two hours late.
 Mir, and Mrs. James Homen of Springfield. O., arrived. down this morning on the Quill from Montgom- cry. They were accompanied by Miss Kathleen o'Connell of Montgomery their guest. They are stopping at the Battle House.