The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05

her as the amount of policy on the lie | of her husband, Robert Alexander Ware who died last July. It Is set forth in the | suit that he was A member of the order and had carried the insurance policy for some time and was in good standing at the time of his death. She also claims that all the necessary proofs Of his death have been submitted to the order and that for some reason payment of the policy has been refused.
 Mrs. J. H. Williams entered suit against the Wastern Union Telegraph company for damages to the extent ot sl999. "A delayed message handled by the company ' is the cause of the suit. The plaintiff i alleges that a message was sent to her | announcing the death of a brother and that it did not reach here in time to at tend the funeral. Winkler and Moore are her attorneys. A similar suit was filed by A. w. Mock who asks for the same amount of dam ages for the non-delivery of a like mes sage
 w. E. Christopher, a former engineer of the Seaboard, filed suit for $l999 Tor personal injuries received while in the performance of his duties at Jacksonville, Fla. He claims that the engine which he was operating jumped the track and in the wreck that followed he was injur ed very seriously. He also sets forth that the proper authorities of the company had been warned to repair the track where the engine left the rails and that their negligence was partly the cause of the accident. He is represented by Attorney R. L. Leatherwood
 The Frierman Brothers Shoe company vs Rex Shoe company, assumpsit; Brown X Murphy; Von l.. Thompson. Harry Turner vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Bowman, Harsh & Beddow; Walker. Till man, Campbell X Morrow.
 B. Frank Toe vs. John McCarty, ap- peal by defendant; Lee J. Marx; Bush & Bush.
 Will Taylor, pro ami, vs Pioneer Min ing and Manufacturing company, dam ages; Bowman, Harsh & Beddow; Wal ker. Tillman, Campbell & Morrow.
 Alabama State Land company vs. O. w. Willard ct al., ejectment; Smith & Smith, w. K Smith; Frank s. White & Sons.
 NJ E. Harris vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; P. S., R. L. Leatherwood, A. O. Lane; Hugh Morrow.
 Aaron Sanderson vs. l.. H. Vaughan & Son, damages; II. W. White; John F. Martin.
 Second division, non-jury; Judge senn presiding.
 Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham vs. J. C. Clark. ct al, petitioner for sci ia. E. N. Hamill.
 Mayor and council of Ensley vs. J. E. Tollingsworth & Co.,, assumpsit
 Harris Solinsky & Co. vs. Phoenix Auc- tion compony, assumpsit
 j. M. Harran x Co. vs. l. T. Roberts ct al assumpst.
 A. H. Yarbrough vs. Imperial Laundry, appeal by defendant.
 G. B. Forbes vs. w. B. Grant defend- ant.
 Birmingham Loan and Discount com nanv. claimant: appeal by claimant.
 c. B. Forbes vs A. G. Gore. defendant; Rirming ngham Loan and Discount company, claimant; appeal by claimant.
 w. T. Henderson vs. w. D. Bush, as- sumpsit.
 zed Sapp vs. The Great Southern Home Industrial association, appeal by defend- ant.
 DeCamp Brothers ct als vs. Robert Field. defendant; Sloss-S Sheffield Steel and Iron company, garnishee; attachment. In the case of J. w. Chamblee against Joe Marsicano in the circuit court, decision was given by Judge Coleman yesterday for s45o judgment by con sent.
 There was only one bill filed in this court and that was by John A. War ford against the Western Union Telegraph company for s1995 damages. It is alleged in the bill that message was sent to him from North Carolina to North Birming- ham announcing the serious illness of relative and urging him to go to the bedside The message was delayed in transmission, thereby causing the de- fendant pain. Frank White & Sons are the attorneys
 The following jurymen have been se- lected for the circuit court during the remainder of the week:
 Peter Egan, unknown; A. w. Mock, jus tice of the peace; A. M. Prude, T. M. Salter, carpenter; W. P. Parson, farmer; N E. Strasner. miner; D. H. Vann. far mer; w. P. Parsons, carpenter: E. O. Wright, bookkeeper, c. R. Atkins, coal dealer: w. C. McTyere, farmer; A. P. ONeill, farmer; NJ. Brody, merchant; S. A. Millcan foreman Louisville and Nashville; W. P. Morrow. farmer; C. A. Manning. farmer: H. P. Baggett, farmer; Max Greenman, furniture man; B. J. Jeffcoat, carpenter; Fred Carle, saloonist;