The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-18


 at the First Baptist church desires especially that all young men attend it's meeting this morning at 9;So o'clock.
 Y. M. H. A., Jr. Meetfng.-The Young Mems Hebrew Association, Junior, will hold an interesting semi i-monthly meet ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the new home of the Y. M H. A. cor her of Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street. A good literary programme has been arranged and all members are re- quested to attend.
 Spencer Brought Back-George W. Courson returned yesterday afternoon from Pensacola, Fla, with Mitchell Spencer, wanted in Birmingham on a charge of murder. Spencer is alleged to have shot and killed a negro at the corner of Ninth avenue and Sixteenth street in June, 1907 He was cap tured in Pensacola about two weeks ago.
 Boy Claims He Was stoIen.-Post- master Carter has received the follow ing letter from West Alexandria, O.: q read in the Dayton Daily News and saw where there was a negro lad stolen from Birmin gham Ala. He says he was stolen three years ago and he
 
 name is George Kennedy. If you find his parents or relatives that want him write to me, as he is now in Dayton, O. Yours truly H. 10. Bell"
 Reynolds .5 Indicted.-The Jefferson county grand jury yesterday returned ar indictment against former Police Officer w. P. Reynolds charging him with the murder of John Mclean, Jr., a South Twentieth street furniture dealer. Mclean, 1t will be recalled. was killed several weeks ago by Rey holds, the cause of the sh ooting being the alleged circulation of the state ment on the part of Mclean that Key holds was a "scab and an ex-con- vict"
 New Realty Conpany.-Articleso of in- corporation were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday by the Colonial Investment company, which proposes to conduct a general real es- tate business with offices in Birming ham. The authorized capital stock of the company Is $5000, but 1t will be- gin business with only S2500 paid up. The officers are John V. Coe, president and treasurer; Thomas J. Wingheld vice president, and Roland L. Lide, sec- retary.
 winn Jailed.-Joe Vim, the negro spotter in the employ of the sheriffs office, was indicted yesterday by the grand jury and committed to the coun- ty jail on charge of murder Winn Is alleged to have shot and killed Enoch Tolbert, a negro, on Red noun tain some time ago. It will be re- called that To1bert was shot while a craps game was being raided. It Is alleged that the negro craps shooters fired on the deputy sheriffs raiding the game, and when the officers returned fire Tolbert was killed. Winn is charged with having fired the fatal bullet
 County Courts-There was but little doing in the county courts yesterday. Being Saturday the judges in the vari- ous divisions had concluded their dockets for the week and there were few cases set for trial yesterday. In the third division of the city court the jury in the case of Will Dallas vs. S. Davies Warfeld ct al. returned verdict awarding the plaintiff $350 damages In the third division of the city court the jury In the case of Caesar Waters vs. Empire Flow com pany awarded the plaintiff sS7.50 dam ages The contest of the will of the late August Fayet is still on trial be- fore Probate Judge s. E. Greene and will not be concluded earlier than next