The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-22
Extra Session Not Popular.

 It was hoped that the result of the con- ference would be the agreeing on terms
 of settlement. The extra session idea is not popular. Most of the state officers prefer that it should not be held, and the ! business men a rule are sorry that it
 is coming. The governor has said that he is doing only his duty and that whatever
 of blame lies with the situation is in the men who refusing to obey the state laws. They are forcing the session, ne insists, and not the state officers. All the time the railroad officers were busy conferences were being held between the governor and the states attorneys. Attorney General A. M Garber and Judge R. W. Walker were seen together much of the day. They went into the office of the governor late in the afternoon and lad
 talk of some time. Shortly before they went up Assistant District Attorney Man ley Foster fo the Louisville and Nash vile. of whom Governor Conner is known
 to be very fond, spent half an hour in the
 office of the executive. All in all the day
 was spent in small conferences. Milton Smith, about whom the most interest cen tered, never got to the capitol on Mon- day. It is also well known that he was not invited there by the governor. Court Convenes. The United States court of appeals con vened here this morning and heard argu- ments in the case of John H. Wallace trustee, vs. Jefferson County Savings
 bank. and William l.. Seal vs. Joseph F. McGowan and took adjournment till to-
 morrow.
 Judge Don A. Pardee. Judge David D. Shelby and Judge w. T. Burns are the judges present. Judge Burns is district judge in Texas and takes the place of Judge Mccormick.
 Charles II. Lednunl, clerk of the court,
 
 docket are:
 Sprague Canning Machinery company vs. Asa B, Fuller, receiver; Sloss-Shef- field Steel and Iron company vs. Polk Drane.
 Cases set for tomorrow: Ernest T. Faylkner vs. the United States; South ern Bell Telephone company vs. James Iron company vs. B. F. Bucks; E.. H. McCraw vs. Louisville and Nashville. For Wednesday,: Victor H. Cook vs Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City rail road; Alabama National bank of Blr-
 mingham vs. Massasoit Pocassett Ma tional bank: Louisville and Nashville vs Elizabeth Lacey, administratrix; South ern Railway company vs. William T. Hardin.
 For Monday, October 2S: Eagle Iron company vs. Louis s. Coylar, two cases. Shreves Indicted. George and Jesse Shreve were arrested this morning on four indictments charg- ing them with obstructing justice and
 made bond of s2OO in each case The indictments are the result of the testimony of Mrs. M. Johnson and Mrs. Hattie Brown. witnesses in the Dr. Frank Caffey murder and malpractice case. They have already served three days in jail for contempt of court and now they will have to stand trial on four indict- ments They were ready to make bond when arrested and were not looked ur The Rev. "A. J. Stokes, pastor of the Columbus Street Baptist church, (colored) was arrested this morning on two indict- ments charging him with obstructing jus
 tice He made bond of s2O0 in each case i Stokes is charged with interfering with witnesses in the now famous pr. Caffey case.
 Stokes was much surprised and said he was perfectly innocent and that Caffey was an enemy of his and that may be the cause.
 New Corporations. | The secretary of state has ben informed of the organization of the following new | corporations:
 | Union Realty company of Birmingham. l Capital stock 5000. Incorporators. w. | B. Tomlin. G. N. Henderson and w. II. 1 Irvine.
 Boston Candy company of Birmingham. | Capital stock s5000 Incorporators Andrew Colas George Pappos and Marguerite Pappos.
 Jackson County Trust company of Bridgeport, Jackson county. Capital $300.- | OOO Incorporators. Rudolph Shelhammer. | Rudolph Shellhammer as trustee. clar- ence J. Ward, Charles H. Currens, Edwin S. Brodix w. l. Wellman as trustee, Milton Humes, as trustee, Frank Dam ron and A. A. Lesueur. al oI,t nf Ala. It Is situated near Childersburg. The incorporators are H. W. Brown, Peter Simmons and Benjamin Fiuker.