The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-08
SECRETARY TAFT
 ARRIVES IN CUBA
IS MET ON MAYFLOWER BY GOV ERNOR MAGoON AND OTHER GERS OF THE ISLAND.

GERS OF THE ISLAND. Havana, April 7.-Secretary Taft and party arrived her this morning on board the Mayfower The trip from the isth- mus was uneventful. All the members of the party are well.
 Governor Magoon, accompanied by Brigader- General Barry, commanding tn, army of pacifcation; General Rodri guez, commander of the rural guards, the mayor of Havana, the heads of depart ments and prominent Cuban officials, went out in launches to welcome Secre- tary Taft The secretary surprised the Cuoans generally by needing no introduc- tion to them and calling a majority of them by name. He refused to discuss politics or his plans in Cuba.
 MT. Taft and his party are staying at the Palace as the guests of Governor Magoon, who has made special arrange ments for their entertainment. They will remain here until Wednesday night when the Mayflower will start for Porto Rico. Beggs vs. Hattie P. Lawson ct all, as- sumpsit; J. L. Q. Speake vs. Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Charlie McCurdy, pro ami, Houston Sanders damages; W. E. Grimes, administrator. vs. Houston Biscuit com pany, damages Julia Ann Farris vs. Ala bama Great Southern Railroad company, damages; Carl D. Patterson vs DeBar- dleben Coal and Coke company ct al., assumpsit; Mrs. Mamie Morgan, admins tratrix, vs. Alabama Steel and Wire com pany, damages; John w. Smith vs.t W.. B. RoebucS ct al, damages. Second Division Docket.
 The following docket is set In the sec ond division of the city court today 1 c. F. Wickersham vs. Alabama Steel l and Wire company damages; James Dix 1 vs. Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing company, damages; Robert Garry vs. | Phoenix Auction company, assumpsit; w. 1 H. Wilson, pro ami, vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, damages, Edmond Mccarthy ct all, administrator trix, vs Alabama Steel and Wire com pany, damages; Mary Bryant, admins tratrix, vs. Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company, damages; Thomas Hicks vs. Central Coal company, damages; A. D. Allen vs. A. T. London, | assumpst Charles Gerrell, pro ami, vs. Southern Railway company, damages; W. B. Grant vs. Thomas c. Cairnes, assump sit
 Third Division Docket. The following docket is set in the third division of the city court today: Mcconnell & Whatley vs. A. B. Keys, assumpsit; Drennen & Co. vs. A. T. Mehaffey, assumpsit; Ed R. Jackson vs. w. H. Batchelor & Go. ct al, assumpsit; M M Boggan vs. Mutual Reserve Fund Life association, appeal; Melton Brothers vs w. H. Batchelor & Co.,, assumpsit; Ensley City Furnace Land company vs. J. D. Fitzpatrick, ejectment; w. T. Stew art vs. J. A. Mansfield, certiorari; H. H. Dozier ys. NJ F. Webb, assumpsit; the Fidelity and Casulty company vs. Gill reath Coal and Iron company, assumpsit; w. P. Pincard vs. Salie Russell ct al., ejectment.
 Fourth DivIsIon-Chancery.
 Chancery casses are set in the fourth division of the city court. The following is todays docket:
 Mrs. Bessie Vaughan ct al., vs. V. B. Hickman, J. D. Hawkins ct al; s. D. Weakley, administrator, vs. w. M. Walk CT, administrator, Florence. E. Jordan ct all; Queenie Stewart Samuel Stewart; Mayor and City Council of Ensley vs. Mrs. Kate Hollingsworth J. H. Pritchard ct al. vs. Mrs. J. A. Abbott ct al. Criminal Court. The non-capital felony docket will be called in the first division of the criminal court this morning. Judge s. l.. Weaver will organize juries to serve during the week.
 Criminal Court Docket. The following docket is set in the first division of the criminal court today:
 Mary Anderson, grand larceny; Charles Mcbride, burglary and grand larceny; Ed Street, grand larceny; Thomas Ed monson, grand larceny; Grover Howard, grand larceny; Frank Coates, seduction; Oscar Brown, grand larceny; Eva Graves, grand larceny; Will Avery, burglary and grand larceny; George Greer, burglary and grand larceny; Charles White, grand 1 larceny.
 In the second division of the crimina. court Judge Greene will call the misde- meanor docket at 10 o'clock this morn- | ing.
 Chancery Court.
 In addition to the regular docket set for today in the chancery court, Chancel- Tor Benners will hear further arguments in the case of the Southern Steel company vs. Wiley Hopkins, administrator, ct al.
 Chancery Docket. | The following docket is set in the Shan- | cery court today
 | Republic Iron and Steel company vs. l Warrior River Coal and Land company, | Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com l pany vs. J. s. Eaton ct al; Jennie Pea | body vs. Will Peabody, Thomas White vs. Molie White, Tennie Hamburger vs. Herman Hamburger, Steiner Brothers vs. Robert D. Johnston. Jr., North Highland company vs. James Ramsey, J. II. Or berry vs. Clara Orberry.
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