The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20
JAP DIXON MUST
 HANG IN MARENGO
Supreme Court Decision Af-
 firms the Sentence
ANTI-COMER MEN PLEASED
Alabama Veterans Begin Movement to Secure Larger Pension Appropria-
 ton From the Next Leelsla-
 ture-Other Capital News.

Montgomery April -(special)-Cap Dixon, convicted of murder in the cir cult court of Marengo county. will hang for his crime on Friday, June S. The su- preme court today handed down a de- cision affirming the sentence of the lower court and fixing the date of the execution of the sentence. The opinion was writ ten by MT. Justice Dowdell Other de- cisions handed down were as follows.
 Supreme Court Decisions.
 Weakley, c. J.-Gentral of Georgia Railway company vs the state of Ala bama, reversed and rendered.
 H. C. Walston vs. N. C. Davis, surviv- ing partner etc, appeal from Monroe circuit court; reversed and remanded.
 Leonard odom vs. the state of Alabama, appeal from Clarke circuit court; re- versed and renanded
 Haralson. J.-Steve Tribble vs the state of Alabama, appeal from Limestone cir cult court; affirmed.
 Alex Smith ys the state of Alabama, appeal from Bibb circuit court; affirmed
 Jdilito 1bltHid1l NS. t1t Sldlt Ol Ala bama. appeal from Hale circuit court; affirmed
 Dowdell, J.--Cap Dixon vs the state of Alabama, appeal from Marengo circuit court; affirmed Friday the Sth day of June is fixed for the execution of the sentence.
 W. L. and NJ. E. Williams vs George Neal, ct al, appeal from Pike chaneery court; affirmed
 Ben Smith vs. the state of Alabama appeal from Bibb circuit court; affirmed
 Denson, J.-Clinton Davis vs. the state of Alabama, appeal from Wilcox circuit court; affirmed
 Beverly Jackson vs. the state of Ala bama, appeal from Barbour circuit court; reversed and remanded.
 Adam Millender vs. the state of Ala bama, appeal from Monroe circuit court; affirmed.
 w. P. Mayors vs. the state of Alabama appeal from Bibb circuit court; appeal dismissed
 Want Larger Appropriation.
 The Alabama division of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans will in a few days begin an active campaign to secure better pension appropriation for indigent Confederate soldiers from the next legislature. At a meeting of Camr Holtzclaw last night, Adjutant A. C. Sex ton introduced a resolution memoraizine K the legislature to deal more literally witt the old soldiers. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to every camp in the state and a definite scheme to attain the needs of the resolution will be formulated anc pushed.
 Anti-Comer Crowd Encouraged.
 The anti-Comer contingent around Mont. gomery is feeling greatly encouraged oyer the election of three anti-Comer senators in three of Alabamas most important senatorial districts They take this tC mean that MT. Conner Is correspondinglS weak in the three districts. It was knowr that MT. Conner was opposed to Charles B. Teasley of Montgomery, Max Ham burger, Jr. of Mobile and Fred Blackmor of Calhoun, still these young men wor by handsome majorties. The Conner peo pie here, and they are not few, attaef no significance to the nomination of these three senators.
 Incorporation Papers Filed.
 Articles of incorporation of the Dallas Lumber and Manufacturing company oi Selma were filed today in the office o1 the secretary of state. The capital is $20,- coo and the incorporators are J. C. Hay good, w. R. Jordan, F. w. Stevens and John F. Tate.
 A. R. Forsythe and Agnes w. Roberts of Birmingham have been appointed notaries public.