The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-19


 suit against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company seeking 5000 damages for alleged personal injuries. The plaintiff ayers that the defendant company stretched rope across the side walk at Eighth avenue and Twenty sixth street, that he fell over the rope and sustained personal injuries.
 The case of Jim King, a negro, charged with murder, was tried before Judga Howze im the first division of the erim- inal court. The defendant was acquitted.
 Circuit Court Docket.
 The following cases are set for trial be- fore Judge Lane today in the circuit court:
 Lottie Sheats pro ami vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, dam. ages; H. P. Childers vs. Mrs. Esther Black, appeal by defendant; Frank Rig gins vs. Western Union Telegraph com ham Terminal company, damages; Shel- ley Howard vs. Central of Georgia Rail- road company, damages.
 The following cases are set for trial today in Judge Colemans division of the circuit court:
 Tanner Brothers vs. Mrs. M. T. Roys- ter assumpsit; Moore & Handley Hardware Co.,, vs. F. M. Wheerel, gar nishment; D. Colbert vs. Birmingham Water Works company. damages; A. Pilligren vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company damages; Joe Hill vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. damages.
 chancery Court Docket.
 In the chancery court the following ! cases are set for hearing today: | R. B. Posey vs. Vaidie Posey, Mary Hoaglin vs. J. M. Hoagin, J. H. Belsher vs. M. c. Nations ct als., Martin Tar brough vs. Nellie Yarbrough, James A. Magnus & Co.,, vs. r. Harry Rensford ct al, Eugene McElvain vs. Nettie Me- Elvain, w1liam A. Blythe vs Winton B. Harris ct al, Walter Hoffman vs. M. R. McNeil, J. R. Moore vs. Robinson S. Noar, Veith- Young Produce company. vs. Mrs. A M. Lovelady.
 The following cases are set for trial in the second division of the city court today, Judge Senn presiding: 1 S. A. Vaughan vs. Birmingham Rail- way Light and Power company, dam ages; Anna Laura Larkin, pro ami, vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Pow 1 CT company, damages; Eliza Jane Cole, admnistratrix, vs. Dimmick Pipe con- pany damages; Ella Halbert ct al, ad- ministratrix, vs. Star Cahaba Coal com pany, damages; George s. Demot vs. Southern Railway company; Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company vs. sloss Iron and Steel company, damages. City Court Docket.
 Judge Ferguson presiding. the follow ing cases are set for trial today in the first division of the city court: Dubose Iron company vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, detinue; George Wilson vs. Ransom Williams, de- fendant, and Woodward Iron company, garnishee, appeal by garnishee; United States Calendar company vs. Harry Rens- ford, administrator, assumpsit; Birming- ham Paint and Glass company vs. w. R. Lisenba, assumpsit; Summer Tailoring company vs Tom Eubank, defendant, and Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company, appeal by defendant; Thomas Thompson vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Pow CT company, appeal by defendant; J. E. Krimminger vs. A. s. Height, appeal by plaintiff; c. Kres vs. J. M Forshee, eer- tiorari by defendant; Prowell Hardware company vs. Alabama Home Building and Loan association ct al, assumpsit; E. c. Cartledge vs. Claud II. Everest, certi- orari by defendant William Dawkins vs. Thomas c. Cairns, assumpst; Dock Fin ley vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, appeal by defendant; R. w Massey vs. J. F. Gillespie, certiorari by defendant; S. W. LaRosse vs. Lew Lazarus ct al. assumpsit; L. B. Wilson vs. Alabama Casualty company assump- sit; Rand Drill company vs. Birminghan Ore and Mining company, defendant, and First National bank, garnishee, garnish- ment on summons.
 The following cases are set for hearing