The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-02
SELMA CITY COURT
JUDGE MAnnY TAKES UT CRIMINAL.
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Benaie nrsen Fafis te Avpesr apd His nona 10 Fsrfcite6--Nevs of the Ceatral
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Court of Selma, with Judge J. W. Mabry presiding, convened this morn ing at ii o'clock for the week. The court adjourned soon aftsr it com vened until tomorrow morning when the criminal docket viii be taken up. When the court convened this morn ing the case against B4nnie Breen was called. but as the defendant did not answer. Judge Mabry ordered Sher- ifg Doherty to take a forfeiture against Breen's bondsmcn.
 Bresn is young man who formerly oparated A fruit and confectionery store on Alabama street between broad and Washington.
 The grand jury of the City Court about two weeks ago returned three indictments against the young man for violations of the prohibition laws. Soon after the indictments were re- turned, Green was arrested, and. after staying in the county jail for several hours, made the required bond. Sew eral days later ha sold his place of business and left Selma.
 During the session of the court thts week, there will be taken up several capital cases. Other capital cassA have been set for . hearing during the session of the count the following week also, and in all about twelve capital cases will be heard before the court ad5ourns.
 Jeaes-MuRyAy. At the residence ofs Mfr. and Mrs. N. R. Jones on Mabry Street, at o'clock this afternoon, occurred the marriage of their daughter. Miss Fine Angelist Jones. to MT. Charles James Murphy.
 The parior of the home In which the ceremony took place was tastily deco. rated for the ceremony which was read by Father Winkelreid, and which was witnessed by . number of the friends and relatives of the young couple. The bride is . most beautiful and gifted young woman who has won for herself c large number of friends throughout Central Alabama. The groom is a weIl-known young travelling salesman. with headquarters in cin- cinnati.
 Mr. and Mrs. Murphy left on . abort wedding journey, after which they will make their home in Atlanta White Man sna Negro Meaa.
 On warrants charging them with assault with intent to murder Ben Jackson, c white man. ana Aruhtr Mo- Milan, q negro. were bound over In the court of Justice Gayle this alter noon.
 Near SoIm& y0StSfoay @AtetuoOh Sno two men had q quarrel over milking COW and exchanged several shots. Jackson flred e shot gun loaded wiAh bfrdshot and one load struck the ne- gro in the face ana breast. The wound is not serious. Jackson was not hit. A BirA suppeR. Miss Helen Gowan informally en- tertained c few friends at bird sup. per Saturday evening, The table was l artistically adorned with profusion 1 of tonquils and ferns. The fortunate guests were Misses EPnestine Smith, Emmie Swift. Mary Bibh and octavia Sturdivant.
 | Miss Rosa Chisho olm returned home today from Orrvilie, where she spent the weekend with friends.
 Mir. Myer Gerson of Montgomery spent yesterday here with friends. Mir. Edwin Robinson spent Sunday near OrrVille with friends.
 MT. Morris EiseGnan of Atlanta. who has been here for the past week, vis- iting friends. will leave tomorrow for his home.
 Mrs. 1Toroso of Charleston, s. C.. for merly Mss Julia Boggs of this city, Is here on a short visit to relatives. MT. ana Mrs. Catalin Reeves of Mo. bile are spending this week with pT. and Mrs. A. T. Reeves at their home on Lamar Street.
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