The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-13
TRIAL OF CAPITAL
 CASES ON MONDAY
COURT OFFICIALS AND ATToR. NEY BUSY MAKING NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS-FIRST AND SECOND DIVISIONS OF COURT.

The trial of capital cases will be started
 in the first division of the criminal court
 Monday, and clerks of the court as well
 as deputy sheriffs and attorneys are all
 busy making the necessary arrangements.
 While the capital cases are being tried
 in the first division the ordinary course
 of cases will be tried in the second di- vision of the court so that both divisions ' will furnish their usual quota of work for the court officials.
 The following are the capital cases set i for trial on the dates mentioned, be- | ginning Monday:
 \ Monday, January 15-Will Turner, mur- i der; Lizzie Bowen, alias Lizzie Bowers. ! murder; Jim Walker, ST., and Jim Wal | ker. Jr. murders John Raper, robbery, ! two indictments; Jim Raper robbery. 1 Tuesday. January 16-John Stewart, murder; Jim Johnson, murder Willie l Wilson. murder.
 I Wednesday, January H.-John w. Will Hams, criminal assault; Henrietta Nelson, murder; Bessie Wright, murder. ] Monday, January 22.--Sam Henderson. Ike Horton. Charley Kelley, Hawkins
 Williams, all murder.
 Tuesday, January 23.-Mattie Pitts rob
 bery; Queene Boswell, robbery; Matte Ware. murder; W. A. Stonecypher, crim-
 inal assault
 Wednesday, January 24-Wnl Twitty.
 murder; Henry Jones, murder; Houston
 Hawkins, robbery.
 | Monday, January 29.-Charley Jackson, | Albert Jones' Jim Kirby, Hardy Brown,
 Charley Counter, murder in each case.
 Tuesday. January SO--Vance Blair. Pick Greer, alias Graham, Will Evey, James Holt, Gus Greene, all murder. l Wednesday. January S1-Louis Jordan,
 murder; Oliver Berry, robbery; Jess Tar
 brough murder; Ike Williams murder. | Thursday, February 1.-Bunion Brent, 1 Thomas Skeeton, murder.
 Three days in the latter part of each
 week are left open and free from set
 cases in the first division, in order that
 if necessary the entire week may be given
 over to handling the cases set for the
 earlier days. Thirty-one murder cases,
 six of robbery and two of criminal as-
 sault are on the docket for the three | weeks.
 The following arc the venres from
 which the juries in the capital cases will be selected, the venires being for
 the weeks mentioned
 Week of January 15-Matt Sapp pre- cinct B; Robert Cairns, Ss; Lucien Ker-
 ney, 8: H. M Hyche, 35; E. E. Craig, 33;
 R. Fell. 37; Marvin Colly, S4; w. H. l Tharpe. 37; J. D. Reid, S7; A. D. Salyers
 James O. Anderson 16 J. M Dudley, B; ". H. Thompson, 37; B. F. Graham, 10;
 Frank F. Hankinson, 37; Joseph P Nolan
 2i; G. W. Brown. I; A. L. Wheeler, T; E. 1 J. Powell, 37; w. c. Mcdonald, 29; VII
 liam S. Klein, 37; w. F. Sydham, 46; Tom 1 Parsons, 2, F. M. Lively, 6; E. Nations | II; Wilbur l.. North 21; George l.. An
 derson 21; w A. Goodwin. w. M Lay l field, J. W. OBrien 9; Jesse Wright, 31
 J. R. D. Johnson, 42; T. O. Fawcett. 32; l W. M. Williams, S4; Luther Strickland g.
 J. D. Hartley. 3; John Dggins, 36; P F. l Waldrop, 13; James Bailey, 37; E. D. Nor 1 gan, 8; J. E. Lacey 29; H. H. Parsons,
 5; R. H. Hagood, g; Walter J. Cooke,
 37; J. B. Young, S7; w. T. Baggett, II;
 Howard Terry, IS; J. A. Shoemaker, 29;
 H. D. Cockrel 3S; S. L. Watts. 8; Edwin | c. Watkins, 10; S. J. Creel. 23; George
 w. Sims. 13; William Schwab, 42; Walter
 S. Anderson, 2; S. T. Keith, 26; John | Westworth ?; R. Waugh, 37; James T.
 Couper, 21: J. D. Tucks, 15; Emil c. Null l Ter, 21.
 | Week of January 22.-R. F. Blue, pre- cinct Il; James Lddle, 45; Charles E. Reynolds, 21; J. A. Lovelace, 30; L. E.
 Parks, 3; John E. Foster. II; w. H. Cole 25; J. D. Hanby 2s; R. U. Carter, S7 l. D. Bailey 40; r. J. Lang, 45; J. S. Russell 97; J. L. Cask, 6; E. Y. Acton, S; G. P Brigg, 33; Henry Terrell, ST. D. M. Mackey, 37; s. Rich 37; J. G. Vann. 13
 Robert Thach, A; R. B. Cross, 37; A N. Geohagin, 37; Charles S. Sibley, S7; Ebert Scott. IT: L. P Booth 9; John R. Morris, 10; George M. Cruikshank, ST. C. A. Chap pell. 8; R. L. Thompson, 37; J. D. Green, 37; T. B. Kennedy, g. W. V. Beasley, IT; J. W. Bagley. 6; B. J. Williams, II; James Black, 45; A B. Mitchell, ST. D. M. Jones, 9; L. M. Goodwin, 3; William A. Allen. 21; James C. Rivers S7; James M Morrow, 25; J. H. Robertson, [; G. W. Thomson, II; w. c. Schom, 2; H. B. Allen, 29; T. Y. Prude, 10; Arthur B. Lovelace, 21; R. G. McCarty, g.; J. L. Wisener, IF: J. R. Tar rant, 10; A. M. varnon, 2s; E. S. Ruter, 8; W. J. Willis, 37; R. A. Duncan, 1T; P c. Hill, 10; J. J. Crook. S7; D. B. Dement, 22; c. H. Dupuy, 9; J. T. McClinton. A; J. M. Clarke, 10; Charles Penny, 2. Week of January 29-Joel D. Green, pre- cinct s7; M. c. Bradley, 2; A. c. McCombs, 15; J. M. Green, 8; G. A. Parker, 6: B. Overton, 13; A. J. Hogan, 22; J. l.. Hust. 15; John Morris, 42; J. c. Mullin, 37; James w. Lee, 37; W. L. Delaney, 8; John M. Tuck. 21 M. M. Waldrop 13; w. c. Davis, B; William Fully 37; John T. Bryan, S7
 E. L. Deaton, 8; J. J. Kimbrough, 42; J. U. McLendon, 15; William Pullings, 46; Rob- ert Moore, 34 Peter Meyer, 9; James Allen, 4; L. J. Askew, 46; Jerome w.
 Spencer H; J. D. Kent, g.; w. G. Robin son, S7; A. F. Alloway 40; J. H. Gull. 46; c. l.. Taylor. 46; Ira A. Wyatt, A; E. A. Brown 42; Arthur Ware, IA; T. J. Lay field, 14; R. N. Nail, 2S. G. A. Donnegan,
 S3; Ed Gregory, 34 T. L. Parsons, 8; J. F. Kent, 33; Lee A. Thompson, 21 T. T. | Clayton, 22; W. H. Henderson, 45; J. F. Bradford, IT: L. M. Crumley. 2s; J. A. 1 Russell, II; W. NJ. Johnson, 34 Jesse H. | Snow. 43; John Bethea, 9; J. H. Fair. 42; | w. H. Self, 2; Jud Wetherly. IS; Edward
 D. Crossland, 10; J. W. Hickey, 13; J. C.
 Hand. 20; c. L. Hutchenson. 37; John G. l Benton. S7; T. F. Simpson. 8; c. E. Rody,
 S; J. II. Sudduth, IS; E. F. Morrison, a.