The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-25
GRAND JURY MAKES
 A PARTIAL REPORT
Recommends That Inferior
 Court Records be Examined
ASSISTANCE FOR AUDITOR
seventy.hve True Bills Were Returned Yesterday-severaI Important Cap ltaI Cases Set for Trial Tomor-
 row-scn.,nces Imposed.

The grand jury of Jenerson county UT ganized for the fall term has taken re- cess until Monday morning, October Sl. The grand jury yesterday morning pre- sented a partial report to the judge of tho cririinal court, making several reeom- mendations. It was recommended that the doekets and other records of all jus tiees of the peace and of the inferior criminal courts of Jefferson county be examined by County Auditor Robert A, Morris; and 1t was further recommended that he be allowed a clerk to assist nm in the work. The resolution of the grand jury was sent to the board of revenue.
 A batch of seventy-five true bills were returned to the clerk of the criminal court before the recess was taken. indictments charging murder were re- turned as follows
 Eliza Johnson, charged with killing Frank Johnson by stabbing him with a knife.
 Ann Hunter, charged with taking the life of Alberta Ann Hunter
 Benn. alias Henry, Whitmore, charged with killing Martha Whitmore.
 Amos L. Bishop, charged with killing William D. Hall.
 The following other indictments were returned by the grand jury yesterday;
 Indictments Returned.
 Edith, alias Edie, Williams, receiving stolen property; Sallie Owens, receiVins stolen property; Julia Lylas, assault witn intent to murder; James A. Kennedy manslaughter first degree; Robert Alston' alias Robert Austin, grand larceny ana receiving stolen property; Charlie Lahss- ton. grand larceny; Lem Nealy, burglary and grand larceny; Lucy Coach, assault with intent to murder; VIII Wright, as sanlt with intent to murder; Charles Johnson, grand larceny; Robert l. Allen, forgery second degreei lda Hunter, assault with intent te to murder Tom Wimbe, grand larceny Matthew Dunston, burglary; Will A l Black embezzlement; John Williams grand larceny; Pearl Burford, larceny from person; Nose Boddy, robbery; Will liam c. Schmidt, grand larceny; Johr Henry burglary and grand larceny; Ton 1 Ward, burglary and grand larceny; Al l fred Smith, assault with intent to rape Mamie James, larceny from personi Mat 1 thew Dunston and Walter Fews, bur I glary; John Kidd, assault with intent tt murder; John Hillman. grand larceny l Moses Sims assault with intent to mur der; Arthur Wilson, burglary and grand l larceny; lgh Young and Henry Thomas burglary and grand larceny; Arthur Mes | pitt, assault with intent to murder; Willi l May Love, forgery second degree; Johi Henry Farriss burglary and grand lar ceny; Louisa Moore, grand larceny; Johi E. Foster, burglary and grand larceny George Ann Toney, grand larceny; Ar thur Sinclair, assault with intent to mur der; John Finley, grand larceny; Henr. Thomas and Oscar Tannehill, grand lar ceny; Nose Cook, assault and batter, with a weapon Will Washington. gran' larceny; Henry Davis, burglary an' grand lar r.eny; Charlie Brandy, burglar! | and grand larceny; Jessie Davis, receiv ing stolen property; Leonard WoolfollS rocking a train; Charlie Searcy, removing mortgaged property; Will Wells, assault and battery; James w. Taggart, incest | Lizzie Dayls, larceny from dwelling; San Kyles, larceny from person; Will Will Hams, burglary and grand larceny Phelan Vaughan grand larceny and re- ceiving stolen property; Charlie Gordon grand larceny and receiving stolen prop erty; Charley Johnston, alias Jim Going burglary and grand larceny; Jessie Davis receiving stolen property.
 Capital Cases Tomorrow.
 The second week of the capital docket term in the criminal court of Jefferson county will commence tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock. The following are thu cases set for trial tomorrow, all of thes' charging murder in the first degree:
 Glenn Tetherow, Dave Laws, Alber Henderson and Dave Jones. Laws ant Tetherow are both from Ensley and ar white men. A large number of wit nesses have been summoned to testif. at the trials Monday. Judge Samuel E Greene will preside in the first division during the coming week.
 The following sentences were passe, yesterday morning by Judge Dan A Greene in the first division of the crimi nal court:
 Henry Armstrong, mansaughter, thre and a half years; George Mckinney, man slaughter, five years; Albert Roden, mur der in the second degree, twelve years Richard Johnson, manslaughter, tw years.
 Sentence was suspended on Will rid well, the white man who was convicte last week for the murder of his brother in-law, Sam Garner. and given a term ( ten years in the penitentiary.