The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22

| eluded them for two weeks.
 Ed Strickland. a negro, is charged with having killed another man at one of the mining camps near Bessemer. Among the cases set for tomorrow on the regular docket is that of George | Jost charged with killing Constable l Hamilton at North Birmingham the | day after the last county election. Jost | and Hamilton had some difficulty at l the polls and on the following day as | the latter drove up to Jost's house n buggy he was shot and killed. Jost | has had one hearing but mistrial re- | suited.
 !. l.. Brake and others charged with | the shooting of Ramsey Blackburn at ] Warrior, is also scheduled to come up Brake, J. P. Sava ge, Chris Hustin and | Clyde Albriton are the four men who will receive trial Blackburn was shot in an altercation about wh ether or not he was entitled to the services Of fiddler whom Brake had previously en- | gagged for Il party.
 The trial of James Rooney is also set | for tomorrow. Rooney was arrested Tn connection with the famous Standard Ol robbery which took place several years 1 ago. He was thought at the time of his arrest tc be New York Harry" who l took leading part in the robbery. Rooney is indicted for robbery under both | names.
 Other cases set on Mondays docket are as follows: Will Cole, murder; Patton | Cade. murder; Oscar Linn, murder; Rob ert Jackson murder; Clara Avery, mur- l rda jam Taylor, robbery; Charles Cochran, murder: George Mills, murder; and Ser ney Kittren, murder and robbery.
 Grand Jury Report.
 The grand jury made q partial report | yesterday morning, returning the fol- . lowing indictments: Robert Foster false | pretenses; Cy Chatham. larceny of q 1 bycicle; Joe Wilson, larceny of a mule; | George Packas, receiving stolen property; 1 Will Townsend, assault with intent to murder; George Rowell larceny from | dwelling; Alfred Jenkins, assault with | intent to murder John Sanders, grand larceny; John Sanders carrying conceal ed weapons; Jim Keener, burglary and 1 grand larceny; Matte Russell, grand lar ceny; D. l.. Pugh, assault with intent to | nurdeIS bfpNtef 1dppSs ldlSe plcltLSeS'
 Chancery Court. l In the chancery court yesterday in the case of B. Il. Hudson, guardian, vs. | Claude McKsson ct al, registers report of reference was submitted and ordered to be over for one day.
 In the case of E. C. Crow, trustee, vs. | II. P. Gibson ct als, decree pro con 1 fesso was rendered against J. P. Thomp- son, and the bill submitted for decree on motion to dismiss and demurrer.
 NJ A. Odom vs. Birmingham Belt Rail road company, submitted for decree on motion to dismiss bill.
 T. E. Byron vs. M. c. Belcher, ct al submitted on demurrer to bill
 The case of William A. Hodges vs. T. II. Kenney is set for tomorrow.
 Mrs Eddie Leader filed a supplemental l bill against G. Bernsten ct al to cancel a note for s1500 and a mortgage given l to secure said note.
 In the city court yesterday Mrs. Kate 1 Maxwell filed suit against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company for $SOOt damages for personal injuries, alleged to have been received on a derailed train.
 Walter F Martin sued the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company fol $5o00 damages for personal injuries to wife while a passenger on car whereby plaintiff was put to expense for medical attendance.
 | Anderson Hawkins Vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company and abusive language by servant of de. | fendant.
 | May Glasgow Vs. Birmingham Rail- | way, Light and Power company: Plain tiff claims $25,OOo damages for alleged personal injuries.
 Civil Suits Filed In the circuit court yesterday Emma Lee filed suit against the Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron company for s7co damages for alleged injury to store and stock by 1 overflow of water.
 Mrs. Mary Lide claims s10OO0 damages from the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company for alleged personal in juries.
 Ella S. Boatwright vs. Jesse F. Stall ings; suit in assumpst for sl29o.
 Ed Pont vs. Louisville and Nashville | Railroad company. Plaintiff claims s50OC damages for personal injuries alleged to have been received while a passenger from Blocton to Birmingham. w. T. Long vs. Mayor and Aldermen of l Birmingham. Plaintff claims O,O00 dam ages for personal injuries and alleges that he was a fireman in the employment | of the Birmingham fire department and that while so employed he was working on a ladder which broke and let the de- fendant fall forty feet.
 | Amelia H. Ayers vs Birmingham Rail way. Light and Power company. Plaintiff | claims sl99s dama ges for alleged personal | injuries.
 A M. Duncan filed suit against the | Louisville and Nashville railroad for | s2ooO damages for alleged personal in- | juries.
 Federal Court. | Judge Hundley devoted the whole of yesterday to the hearing of bankruptcy