The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-16

lutions be forwarded to the Governor of Alabama and that the superintendent of public property be directed to carry out the provisions of this resolution"
 Seeks an Injunction.
 Ray Rushton, representing the Real Estate and Trust company of Philadel- phia has made application to the city court in equity for an injunction to pre- vent Judge J. B. Gaston of the probate court from paying into the state and county treasuries the sum of $3000 which the said company was forced to pay for the record of a mortgage given by the Montgomery Traction company to cover a loan of s2,OOo,000. The court has asked that the money be withheld until there is a decision of the supreme court of the Manhattan Trust company of the same class on litigation.
 Supreme Court.
 The supreme court will call the sixth division Monday, in which are the coun- ties of Blount, Cullman, Fayette, Jeffer- son, Lamar, Piekens. Marion, Tuscaloosa, Walker and Winston. The following cases are on the docket now, though many are expected to be filed Monday:
 State of Alabama vs. Reuben H. Nor ris, from the Bessemer city court.
 William Witherspoon vs. State, from the Bessemer city court.
 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socie- ty vs. Agnes Prude, ct als., from the Tuscaloosa county court.
 Sterling A Wood vs the West Pratt Coal company, from the Birmingham city court.
 Central Foundry Company vs W NJ. Bennett, from the Bessemer city court. John Phillips ct als. vs. Elijah Bynum ct als. from the Blount probate court.
 Joel J. Lawrence vs. Doe ex dem Ala bama State Land Company, from the Tuscaloosa county court.
 Second Days Session.
 The Board of Womans Home Missions in the Methodist Episcopal church. south met in the second days session this morning at o'clock at the Court Street Methodist church.
 Miss Mable Howell of Kansas City read an interesting report on the depart of sociology, in the Scarritt Bible and Train 1 ing school Mrs Ed F. Cook, Thomas vile. Ga, reported on press work.
 Miss Mary Helm, Nashville, editor oi "Our Homes," gave a lengthy report oi her department of the work, together will | some interesting statistics concerning the growth of the official organ of the board
 Mrs. J. D. Hammond of Nashville, ed itor of Leaflets" made report, followed | by Mrs. J. l.. Yarbrough, Nashville, of the supply department
 Miss M. l.. Gibson, Kansas City, de- 1 livered an address on the "Scarritt Bible and Training School" The devotional hour was conducted by Dr. H. s. Bradley of Atlanta after which the board adjourned for lunch Afternoon Session. The afternoon session was called to or der at o'clock with devotional exercises, after which the time was spent discussing School Methods" and "IIome Mission i Books
 The chairmen of the several commit tees then called their members together and the work of the second days sssion was completed
 The work for Sunday will be as fol | lows:
 Il a. m.-Annual sermon. Bishop Charles B. Galloway, Jackson, Miss. | Setting apart of deaconesses.
 D. m.-Address, subject: The Wof- o' the Womans Home Mission Society" Miss Belle H. Bennett, Richmond, Ky.
 Welcoming Words. | A welcome. sincere and hearty, was ex- tended last night to the officers and dele