The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-02
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the officials in the efifnnai eeurf hava had during thls session ef eeuft. There were tive eenvletien made ih the fierf- Ing, ]. D. Edison. charged with grand larceny, and Isula Medee, charged with assault with weapen.
 Judge Weaver then passed sentences on the prisoners convicted the past week. thirty-two In all. The che to Receive the heaviest sentence was Lige Jenes, who was convicted In three eases. Tor one charge of burglary and grand larceny he was given one year in the ppnitentiafy, on a charge of larceny from dwelling he was sent up for three years, and on another charge of burglary and grand larceny he was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary,
 Sentences were passed oh tho followinsi
 W, T, Llournon petit larceny, three months at hard labor,
 Jim Leonard, larcehy, twelve months at hard labor
 Alex Wade, four cases of forgery, two years in the penitentiary In each case,
 Henry Easely, two cases of burglary and grand larceny, and ono of petit lar- ceny, two years in the penltentiary In each of the former cases and one In tho latter.
 Susie Kelley, assault, ninety days and costs, hard labor
 Buck Coleman, larceny from dwelling, one year in the penitentary Wright Haywood, burglary and grand | larceny, one year and one day in the pen- | itentiary.
 George Dixon, assault, six months and | twenty days hard labor, | Judge White, larceny from dwelling fifteen months at hard labor and costs, 1 Walter Johnson, larceny from dwelling, fifteen months at hard labor and costs. Lawrence Houston, burglary, two years | at hard labor and costs. | L, D. Manuel larceny from dwelling, two years at hard labor and costs.
 Elbert Alley. grand larceny, two years | at hard labor and costs, Henry Owens, pettit larceny, thirty days at hard labor and costs. Della Harris, larceny from dwelling, one year at hard labor and costs.
 Jim Roberts, burglary and grand lar ceny, two years at hard labor and costs. John Hery, burglary and grand larceny, | twelve months and costs.
 Ed Ward, assault with intent to mur der, two years at hard labor and costs.
 Bud Griffith. grand larceny. five years in the penitentiary.
 Johnnie James, grand larceny, five years in the penitentiary
 Sam Adams burglary and grand lar ceny two years at hard labor and | costs.
 Henry Buchanan, grand larceny, two years at hard labor and costs Carf Hunter, grand larceny, two years at hard labor and costs,
 Aras Johnson. larceny from dwelling, fifteen months at hard labor and costs.
 Jim Dickey, larceny from dwelling, two cases, twelve months at hard labor in each case.
 Bailey Ruffn, burglary and grand lar ceny two years at hard labor and costs.
 Clarence Cobb, assault with intent to murder. two years at hard labor and costs.
 George Harris, grand larceny, two years and costs.
 Will Johnson, grand larceny, fifteen months at hard labor and costs.
 Lille Stover, larceny from dwelling, three months at hard labor and costs.
 J. U. tulSoHi Brdnu ldrceHyt lWelNo months and costs (suspended.
 Lula McGee assault with weapon. three months at hard labor and costs.
 SECOND DIvISION-Judge Dan A. Greene presiding,
 | K. A. Jones, the blind man, who was arrested some time ago and fined by Judge Feagin on a charge of blockading the sidewalk, is now the cause of some discussion in the second division of the criminal court.
 The appeal case against him came up before Judge Greene yesterday, but was continued until the fall term of court, in order that the city attorney might file briefs and go through other legal formalities Much interest is being man. ifested in the outcome of the case, the circumstances being rather unusual.
 Judge Greene sentenced several pris- oners convicted of misdemeanor charges in the second division of the criminal court yesterday. Yesterday closed one of the busiest weeks the criminal court has had for ] some time. Not single mistral result ed during the week and the juries dis posed of a number of cases. The court , has practically adjourned, although the time fixed by law for the summer vaca- tion to begin is Monday. The judges will sign the minutes and close up