The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14

language; Della Berry, assault with a weapon; Ed Nation, gaming; George Eos ter, wanton injury to stock. The case of George Wade charged with larceny from a person, will be called for trial in the criminal court first division, today Wade is the man arrested during the Christmas season on a charge of pick Ing pockets in and near the entrance to Kress' store fin Second avenue. There are two indictments against Wade, but he will be tried on one only today.
 The following prisoners convicted last week in the criminal court and sen fenced to hard labor for the state were taken to Flat Top yesterday morning by officials of the convict lessees: VIII Allen, grand larceny. five years; l.. w. Evans, grand larceny, five years; Rich Greer, murder, fifteen years; J. c. Hazzleton, forgery in the second degree, two years each In two charges; Albert Jones. murder. life; Charles McDade, bur glary and grand larceny, five years; Sam Reed, crime against nature, live years; Ike Williams, murder, life.
 Judge Coleman yesterday made an order l in the circuit court, removing the dis i abilities of homage from J. Early Morris.
 The case of the Mason Hamlin company vs the E. E. Forbes Piano and Organ l company occupied the attention of the circuit court all day yesterday
 The following cases are on the docket 1 of the circuit court for trial today: Little Warrior Coal and Coke company l vs John Doyle, Jr; Little Warrior Coal and Coke company vs. Allen Formby
 Mrs. H. A. Lockwood vs. Carl Roegner
 First National bank of Birmingham ys. l s. Norwood ct al; Morgan L. Brown vs. the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company; board of trustees of the
 University of Alabama vs. G. B. Edwards l ]. M. Lewis vs R. J. Busbee; Joe Daniel
 vs. Stockham Pipe and Fitting company. | Lee J. Marx vs Brown Bros. x Co.,, Artie
 Penny vs the Woodward Iron company.
 The case of T. W. Gainer vs. the South ern Railway company Is on trial in the 1 city court in the first division.
 The case of w. T. Kennedy vs. the Br- mingham Railway. Light and Power com pany was tried in the second division of the city court Damages in the sum of $150 were awarded the plaintiff.
 Judgment by consent for the plaintiff for $lO0 was rendered in the second divi- sion of the city court yesterday The following cases are on the docket of 1 First division-Bragg King vs. Sidney l.. Lumkn; Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail- road company vs the Sloss Iron and Steel company; q. l.. Hughes vs. the Mayor and Aldermen of North Birmingham. Mrs. 1 Pearl Palhott vs. Lucy K. Booth; Annie Harrison vs. the Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron company; w D. Bush vs. Jeff Price ct al.. w D. Baker vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company; Richard | 41n Tla I,.g.,. ,,,.l
 Railroad company.
 Second division-Wright Burks adminis- trator, vs. the Pratt Coal company; Rob erts Cairns vs the Southern Railway com pany; J. Fl, Mcdonald vs. the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company; 1 Mary Coleman vs. the Tutwiler Coal, 1 Coke and Iron company; Wells Bros. vs. the Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line and
 Vaughan & Son; Oscar l.. Camp vs. the
 Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company.
 Chancellor Benners has been holding court in Fayette county but will preside fin the chancery court of Jefferson county l again today.
 The following new suits were filed in | the city court yesterday:
 | Maggie Moore vs the Southern Rail- way company. The petitioner alleges that she was seriously and painfully hurt by being thrown out of a seat while pas senger on one of defendants trains, and l claims damages in the amount of s25.00o. Ellen Willis and John l.. Davis. as ad- 1 ministrator of the estate of Charles Will 1 lis vs the Woodward Iron company. It is alleged In the petition that Charles l Willis was employed by tho defendant company as a switchman. and was killed In collision December %. 1905. Damages in the sum of s2oooo are claimed. Marriage licenses were issued vester- day at the probate court to the following persons
 L, R. Darris and Miss Aueustn Donal- son; A. V. Jannette. Jr.. and Miss Ade- laide ]. Marlborough: R. F. Garden and Miss Bessie Cohen; w. Richershasen and Miss Helen Klen.