The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14

 Walter s. Green vs. Birmingham Kali way, Light and Power company was concluded yesterday, resulting in yer diet for the defendant company The case of Mrs Annie May Poole vs Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company IS on trial.
 The case of William C. Wilson ys. H. C. We1eh was the only one heard in the third division of the city court yestef- day. The case was concluded and placed in the hands of the jury before the hour of adjournment.
 In the chancery court yesterday two cases were disposed of. In the case of U. R. Harsh vs. J. T. Reed decree quietlng the title of a certain piece of real estate was rendered. The chancellor rendered decree of dismissal in the case of the Ala bama National bank vs H. M. Martin.
 Owing to the illness of Judge A. A Cole man no court was held in his division of the circuit court yesterday.
 In Judge Lanes division of the circuit court the case of Dave Williams vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany was placed in the hands of the jury yesterday afternoon just before court ad- iourned. The case of l. W. NeWbee Ns Tennessee Coal, Iron and Land company is on call before Judge Lane
 Suits were filed in the circuit court yes terday as follows: Ida Bennett Ns w. D. Bennett, suit for divorce; William Harness berger, administrator of the estate Of Elizabeth Harnesberger, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, SzO,- 900 damages for the death of the plaintlft intestate. alleged to have been due to ln- iuries received on August 10, 190S, While allghtng from an Owenton street car. III the city court suits have been hled as follows: Fannie Waugh vs. Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company, gI, fTf. olla nGTE0nal juries; Walter Hoffman ct. al Vs Union Foundry and Machine company, $4ol o6 which amount is alleged to be due on promissory note.
 The following cases were set for trlal today in the various divisions of the county courts:
 Circuit Court.
 A. O. Lane. presding.-J T. Bliss, ad- ministrator vs. B. B. Conner damages J. c. Crumey vs Southern Railway com pany, damages; Jesse Dean vs Repuo- lie Iron and Steel company, damages; O T. Beckley vs. Kilby Frog and Switcn company, damages; Joseph A. Morgan Vs' Red Feather Coal company, damages.
 A. A. Coleman presiding. P D. Stevens vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages l.. C. Echols vs. Birmingham Railway, Llght | and Power company, damages l.. ". Johns vs Walter Hoffman ct al, as- sumpsit; George Saddler vs. Mrs. Lii Han Little, appeal by defendant; EllJah J. Lane vs. Kansas City, 4ueinpAil. Birmingham Railroad company, dam ages.
 Chancery Court.
 Ruth Stevenson vs. Pelican Trading company, Joseph Nunn vs. Emma Nunn, Felix I. Tarrant vs. J. N. Campbell,
  McGrauth vs. George McGrauth, Jim Pybus vs. Hattie Pybus, Long-Lewls Hardware Co. vs. Willie Dugger, Long Lewis Hardware Go. vs. Isaac Thomas ct al, Jennie Houston vs. Charlie Houston, Carl Carlson vs. D. w. Brick son, Sheppard Lumber Co. vs. Viola Womack, w. T. Hodges vs Ala bama and Mississippi Coal company ct aI., J. A. Vance ct al. vs. Millran Min ing company ct al, Long-Lewis Hard : ware Co. vs. w. s. Patton.
 City Court.
 First division, jury, Judge Senn pre- siding. Mrs. J. A. McMahan vs. Ala bama Furniture company, trover; T. F. Johnson vs. F. J. OConnell, de- tinue; Eugene Gaudy vs. Southern Rail- way company, appeal by defendant; J. w. Hawkins vs. J. B. Mitchell, assump- sit; Peoples Savings Bank and Trust company vs. John c. Haskell ct all, as sumpsit; w. J. Oliver vs. W. S. Neal, attachment; First National Bank or Gadsden vs. William Vaughan, assump- sit Moore & Handley Hardware Co. Vs. Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line rail way assumpsit; A. Kanjutsky vs. Pratt City Saloon company, assumpsit. M. & A. of Birmingham vs. Ed Deitrick et al, petition for sci ia, etc. Westley Q. Wood vs Alabama Great Southern Rail road company, assumpsit; Joseph Marsi- cano vs M & A. of Birmingham, as sumpsia.
 Second division, jury, Judge Sharp presiding. F. s. Bass vs. Birmingh lam Railway, Light and Power company damages; W. N. Mullin vs. St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company, damages; The Req Patterson Grain Co. vs. Kansas City Memphis and Birming- ham Railroad company ct als, dam ages; Jesse D. Lott vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, damages;