The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-22

Pappageoree Fined.-John Pappa-
george, Greek, who conducts a gro
Gerry store on South Nineteenth street,
was fined S. in the police court yester-
day upon conviction of violating the
Sunday law regarding the sale OF gro
ceries on Sunday.
Violated Sanitary LaW.-Lnla Hall,
Toby Mccormack and Minnie McGrew,
negro women, arrested Sunday by Pc
licemen Stapp and Stokes on charges
of violating the sanitary law, were
fined S. each by Judge Feagin in the
police court yesterday.
Violated Sunday Law.-J. l. Baty,
who conducts grocery store on Nine
teenth street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues, was flied $25 in the police
court yesterday by Judge Feagin on
charge of violating the Sunday law.
Baty was convicted of selling groceries
on Sunday, and Judge Feagin warned
him that the fine next time would be
$50.
Coming for Prlsoner.-J e. Brown,
Sheriff at Jonesboro, Ga, will come to
Birmingham today or tomorrow to get
Luther Bryant, alias John l.. Williams,
the white man wanted in that state for
escaping from prison. Williams Is also
charged with cattle stealing. He was
arrested here several days ago, and has
been confined in the county Jail await
ing the arrival of the Georgia officers.
Fatal hootinq.-Grant Floyd, alias
George Trout, a negro, was shot and
killed at Fossil Mines, Sunday after
noon, and John Morgan, who is charged
with the murder, is still at large. He
Is wounded In several places. having
been cut by Floyd before the shooting.
coroner Paris and Deputy Sheriff ]. N.
Curl we're notified and went to the
scene to make an investigation. Their
investigation resulted in warrant be-
Ing sworn out for Morgan. The fight
is said to have been the result of a
crap" game.
Wanted In Anniston.-M w. Wood
ruff, sheriff of Calhoun county, will be
in Birmingham Tuesday and will carry
Cullen Mason, the negro charged with
murder in that county several months
ago. back to Admission. 1t will be re.
membered that Mason was brakeman
on a railroad and that he pushed a
man off the train near Admission. Sheriff
Woodruff states in his letter to the 10
cal officers that he has strong evidence
against Mason and will be able to
prove that he was the one who com
mitted the crime.
Attending Court.-Many of the Local
government officials are In Huntsville
now attending the session of the fed
eral court at that place. Among those
In Huntsville are United States --erl
Charles ]. Allison, United States Mar
shall d. N Cooper, Chief Deputy Mar
shall w. S. Green, Deputy Marshal Ton
Miller and Assistant District Attorneys
w. H. Standfer and N. l.. Steele. Dep
uty Clerk T. H. Morton Is in charge Of
the clerks Office, and the affairs OF th'
marshal's Office are In the hands o.
Deputy T. ]. Kennamer.
Condition Still Serlous.-The condi
ton of Russell Chastine, the 9year-olt
white boy who was run over by an Eas'
Lake car Sunday afternoon. was re
ported yesterday to be very serious
The boy has chances to recover, how
ever, and thelphysicians are inclined tc
believe that the operation performed
to remove small portion of the skull
was successful. Three fingers were cut
off by the car and the boy was other
wise badly bruised up. He either fel
or attempted to jump from the ca
when the conductor approached tt
collect his fare.