The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-11-30
COURTS TO RESUME
THEIR WORK TODAY

InEln WUnA lUUhI
After a week of idleness, due to the
fact that last week was Jefferson coun-
tvs call in the state supreme court,
all of the county courts, with the ex-
ception of the chancery court Will re-
sumo business this morning.
In the first division of the city court
Judge Sem presiding, non-jury cases
will be heard today. but in the other
two divisions of the city court and the
two divisions of the circuit court jury
cases will be on trial.
In the first division of the criminal
court capital cases will be on trial this
week.
Among the cases set is that of Rich
ard Wedgeworth, charged with high
way robbery Wedgeworth has been
tried before and the jury made a mis-
trial.
Another case of importance is that of
Henry Coleman, who was brought back
here from Texas to answer to a charge
of murder.
A murder charge also rests against
Levi Cole and viii Hill, while VIII
Turner is charged with robbery.
Three big msrder cases growing out
of the recent coal miners strike are
also set for trial and it is possible that
some of the defendants will be tried.
Following are the cases set for trial
orfn dfx-fc ~
today:
City Court.
First division, nom jury, Judge Sem
presiding: G. H. Bradley vs. Tennessee
Coal Iron and Railroad company, dam
ages; j.. r. Coe VS.. Y. l.. Williams,
common law certiorari; Mrs. II.
Leonard vs. Frank f. McKibbon certio-
rari by defendant; s. Gale & Co. VS..
Paul Giacopazzi, assumpsit Frank
Schil1uci VS.. John Lyon. damages;
Claude A. Allen & Co. VS.. John 1. GLOW
err, attachment High Hill Land COM
pany VS.. George Eustis ct al, man
damus; Drennen & Co. ct ais. VS.. Dunn
Bros. ct ais, revival of Judgment; o.
L. Gregory Vinegar company VS.. Adams,
Cross Vinegar company ct ais VS.. Hill
Bros. ct ais, assumpsit; Birmingham
Concentrating and Iron company VS.. Fl.
I. Goldstein, assumpsit; 7. A. Jones,
administrator, vs.. Alabama Consolidated
Coal and Iron company, damages; Mrs.
M. e. McGill VS.. Minnie Keser ct al,
appeal by defendant; Ohio-Pennsylva-
MIA Lumber company VS.. Wood DECKER
son & Co. ct ais, assumpsit; George
Woods ct al. VS.. Thomas Moss, appeal
by defendant; Stone & Whaley ct ais.
VS.. Lula Deloney ct ais, assumpsit; T.
C. Cairns VS.. III. b. Breeding, assump-
sit Adolph Leichtman ct ais. VS.. Clara
Lukesky, claim of exemptions; Southern
Railway company VS.. Samuel e. Greene,
| assumpsit
Second division. jury Judge Sharpe
presiding: Rosa Cerevalli, pro ami, VS..
Birmingham Hallway, Light and Power
company, damages; William w. Bagley
VS.. Central of Georgia Railroad COM
pany, damages; p. +. Caldwell VS.. Biz
mingham Railway, Light and Power
company, damages; J. X. Pemberton VS..
Jefferson County Sanitary Sewer COM
mission ct ais; Ursula Lee, pro ami, VS..
Mrs. Estell Collott, damages; James
Mitchell vs. Alabama Consolidated Coal
and Iron company, damages; Forrest
Adkins, pro ami, VS.. Birmingham Rail
way, Light and Power company, dam
j ages; Fl. C. Glover VS.. Southern Rail-
way company, damages.
Third division, jury, Judge Ferguson
presiding: G. II. Smith, pro ami vs. Br-
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany, damages; Beulah Walden VS.. John
Barzel ct ais, damages; Carrie Mcqueen
vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Pow
er company, damages; b. r. Parker VS..
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
company, damages; Vivian c. Lewis VS..
f. B. Fowlkes, damages; John Catche-
CHS, administrator, VS.. South and North
Alabama Railroad company, damages;
Richard Thompson VS.. Birmingham Rail-
way, Light and Power company, DAM
ages Mrs Jennie Gillian. Administrative,
VS. f. I. Dupont company, damages;
Mary Harris. pro ami. VS.. Short Creek
Mining company, damages.
Circuit Court.
! A. A. Coleman presiding: Jaffe Jewelry
| company VS.. Bessie Ellsworth detinue; f.
Myers VS.. Western Assurance company.
damages Charles w. Harris VS.. Dell
Howard, damages; w. F. Carter, trans
feree VS.. NJ. t., alias c. CARTRIDGE,
| ct al, appeal by garnishee; Frank A.
| Dillingham; VS.. American District Tele-
graph company, damages; Robert Dean
| VS.. Osborne Loan and Trust company, ct
| al. appeal by defendant Amos Rutland
| VS.. Osborne Loan and Trust company,
appeal by defendant; Sallie N Ledbetter
VS.. State Mutual Life Insurance company,
assumpsit Mary A. 7. McGeever VS.. At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Air Line
, Railway company, damages.
A. o. Lane presiding: Sigmund Levy VS..
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
company, damages; Luvader Fehrentz.
administrator, VS.. Tennessee Coal. Iron
and Railroad company, damages; Harry