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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-02-03
CLERKS SAL E
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In The Common Pleas,

COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In The Common Pleas.
Susan Hall, as guardian, Plaintiff,
0g0inSt
90 Welsh, b + NiIier, Harriet Welsh
Robert Il Welsh, Nary Il Miller and
others, DcJendants.
DURSUANT to an order of Court,
Il in the above stated case, dated
October 18th, 1898, | will sell at Lam
caster, Court House, i'm said County,
within the legal hours of sale, on the
First Monday i" February, neat,
the following lands, to-wit: All that
tract of land, in said County known
as the "Kelly tract" consisting of SIX
hundred and fourteen
On Icres
and bounded by the lands recently be-
longing to William McKenna. deceas-
ed, by lands b longing to Mrs AZ
House and lands formerly belonging
To William q Stewart, deceased, and
Minor Clinton deceased, on the Lands
Ford and Camden Road, about one
mile below the village OF Lancaster
Also the tiact in said County known
wv ~ tA'' 4 ''''tr "lNIl II illt IcSI-
dCnce upon it. Containing one hun
dred and eighty eight
fSS Icres
and bounded as follows on the North
by Browns F5rry Road. on the East
by lands of Mrs Virginia Green. on
the South by lands J w Williams,
aud on the Vest by lands Of Charlotte
II Foster
Also that tract in said County, con.
sistir & of eighty
so 1crcs
conveyed ny Nancy G. Nicholson to
John IL Welsh and bounded by lands
Formerly owned by John Il Erw,n
Ella Hunter, estate lands Of Ed Green
and others.
Also the tract, in said Comfy
known as the John Ivy place, consist
ing or two hundred and ninety nine
200 Acres
and bounded on the North and East
by lands ofthe estate Of John Porter,
on the South by lands of Mary lane
Clinton and OF the West by lanes of
Cap James steele.
4erms ofsaie CASH. Purchaser 10
pay FOR papers.
W. w. PERRY,
&C. @. =. l.. G..
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EIilotps Pardon Issued.

Yesterday Governor TiHman, hav-
ing received the proper notice Of the
conviction Of Constable Elliott of as
sault. in slapping the face Of Il woman,
In Charleston, had the official pardon
issued. 1t was yesterday afternoon
forwarded TO CharIestoa.-Frid
State
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-02-03

"A rgument before the State su-
preme Court on the constitutionality of
the dispensary law was finished We'd
nesday. 1t is hoped that the court will
render Its decision at an early day.
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CITillON N0TITIE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER
In the PROBATE Court

PT George McC W,thcrzpoon Esq,
~ Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Louis z. Ro}ings has
madesnit TO me tograLt him Letters OF
Administration oC the Estate of and
effects OF Mrs. NJ. y. Kelly. deceased
THESE ARE, THEREFORE,, Ia
cite and admonish ali ana singular the
kindred and Credi ;ors of the said Mrs
NJ. n. Kelley, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, i'm the Court
of Probate, to ohe held at Lancaster
&. H., on the 10th of February next,
after publication thereof, at IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause. if any
they have, why the said Administra.
ton should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand. this the
18th day Of January Ammo Domini,
1894
GEORGE MCC WITHERsPOON,
Pr BATE JUDGE.
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MORTGAGES, SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
(OUNTY OE LANCASTER
Jany. Goth 1891

'obNi Df LANCASTER,
WHEREAS, default has been made
w in the payment OF the debt Sc
cured uy certain mortgage, bearing.
date llth day of March Il. d. 1890,
made and executed by II. f.. Beck
nam, of the County OF lancaster and
State OF South Carolina, to The Union
Mortgage Banking and Trust Compa
ny Limited, OF london, England,
which said mortgage was duly record
cd in the office Of the Register of
Mcsne Conveyance for Lancas er
County in Book No. i Of Real Estate
on pages 795-79S. on the
llth day of March A. -. 1890:
Now there fore, under and bv virtuo
Of the power Of sale in the said mort
gage contained, the said Mortgagee.
The Union Mortgage Banking and
Trust Company Limited, will sell at
public auction before the Court House
Door in Lancaster County and State
of South Carolina within the legal
hours OF sale on the
First Monday IN February 1894,
tthe same being the 5th dav Of the
mon III to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described premises, To
wit:
Onehundred and five QO5) acres
more or less, bounded on North by
lands Of John S. Croxtor; on East by
lands Of ID. +. Cauthen on south by
lands Of Simon Beckkam and on West
by lands of Simon Beckham.
The Union Mortgage Banking
and Trust Company, Limited,
Mortgage.
John 7. Sloan, Jr.,
Allen Green, AttOr ys.
Halcott y. Green,
JaOuarV 10 1904 "a
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Bucklen'u Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chilblains COrns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price 25 cents perbox. For
sale by Crawford Bros.
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Burial of Young Watson- III
Mothers Troubles.

Mothers Troubles.
The body Of Willie Watson, who ac.
cidentalty killed himself while remov-
ing gun from boat near Harrison's
Ferry. on the Catawba River, last
Tuesday afternoon, was brought TO this
place on Wednesday, the gentlemen
who went for 1t arriving here about s:
80 p m. An inquest was held by O
trial Justice i'm Fairfield county IN the
morning before they left with the body
and the verdict was that he came tc
his death by the accidental discharge
OF gun in his own hands. His re.
mains were Inferred Thursday at 3 u
M Rev q AZ MTolson, conducting the
FUNERAL services at the home Of the de-
ceased's parents before interment.
Willie was the sixth mem ber OF Mrs.
wa'sons family who has II ct with sud-
den and unexpected death, four broth
ers and her father having been brought
home to her dead. One brother was
thrown by fractIous horse on n stab
which pierced his body killing him In.
stantly. A small brother while play
Ing accidentally ran against an open
Knife In the hands OF a gentleman
which pierced his heart. A third bro.
ther was killed at an election by ne
gro who slipped up behind him and
dealt him ablow In the head with
gun A fourth was thrown by a
horse several years ago AMI killed, and
her father was killed by a horse In the
same way. The accidental killing of
her son by his own hand, made the
sixth violent death In her family. 1t
Is sad blow to the parents aud they
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
community In their sad bereavement
OF a dutiful aud an affectionate son.
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TIED and 1cqItitted.

On Wednesday and Thursday
justice Burns was occupied in
hearing the cases -agsin-t Arms
stead Duncan and John Ander.
son, both coiorei. charged with
violating the D,spensary law. Dun
can vas tried Wednesday He
was represented by w G Houg Oh,
ESQ, and the proae ution by So
Iicitor Hough and ] T Green. Esq
The fret jury made mistrial
Another jury was summoned,
which acquitted the defendant
without leaving the room
1 Y Williams, E q, represented
AnderEon who was tried on Thurs
day He was acquitted also The
Justices Office was crowded du-
both trials We did not hear the
evidence but persons who did cav
the verdicts were just
Justice Burns was careful in the
selection of a jury to get the best
men he could think Of, men who
we could not think would per.
jure themselves under any cir.
cumstances There was but ore
townsman ON the jury impanel in
the last case, Mr. r Young, the
market man. who is a good refor.
mer Governor Tillman cannot
charge these acpuittals to the pre-
ludice of the against the dispen>
sary.
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a. r. z. NO. 2.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due TO It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, The refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atiye; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
1eys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
THIS WAS IN OHIO.
4 Mob of 'Best Citizens" Lynch ,
Negro Boy.

Cincinnati. January 12.-Roscoe Parker.
the colored boy who four weeks ago last
Sunday night. brutality murdered the aged
Mr. Rhine and his wife. was hanged by y
mob of the best citizens of Winchester and
adjacent points in Adams county Ohio ut
from Winchester. The murder was fo1.
money, and only so We're obtained Parker.
the murderer, was only sixteen years old
and had worked for the old couple and ba Il
known of Mr.. Rhine receiving money To,
the sale of some stock. The boy confessed
his crime, but inlDlCa ted Sam johnson
who easily proved his innocence. Lvnchiner
was threatened. and Parker was taken t.
Portsmouth for safe keeping. Meantime
the spirit Of vengeance did not steep.
Secret Organization was had. and when If
was learned yesterday that Sheriff Dunlap
on his way from Athens. would b,inr,
Parker to Adams county for Il preliyniilar,-
hearing, and would keep him over night il,
the West Union Jail, messengers were sent
out, and a band of 400 men gathered and
rode to West Union jail, where they tried
the ruse Of pretending they had prisoner,
but Sheriff Dunlap seeing a mask, shut the
door and fastened it securely
The mob used force, and, despito the
sheriGs manly defense, soon had Pa,I,er
and were on their way 70 Winchester. The
coiored boy still maintained that Johnson
did the murder and finally, when the nIacn
of execution was reached and the rOnp wa.
around his neck he said he was not aft the
place Of the murder that night, and could
tell nothing whatever about it. He refused
to pray. and was hanged after one or two
TONERS, who left him after firing bullets
into his body
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VERY TIRED OF WAR
Brazilans Have Had Enough and Now Want
I'a.s fl.Il

Rio de Janeiro, JANUARY 14.-(Copyrighted
1884, by the Associated Press. News was
received i'll this city today from the south Of
character most encouraging to the Brazil
ian government and ulshedrtening TO the
insurgents 1t was to the effect that the
ionE-@NpeCed Jnu much-relied upon relH-
f0rcements from Santa Catharina are un-
likely TO give anything like prompt assist
alce to their fellow insurgents who are now
i'll Rio harbor.
in fact it now looks as if the revolution
any leaders at Santa Catharna would be
unable 10 lend any aid to DE Cana. The Sc
rious Illness Of Admiral de MellO on board
the EepUblca, has had an apparent aisaS-
trous effect upon the insurgent forces In the
southern part OF the republic. In llo
Grande do Sui, the insurgents have raised
the sieSe at BaSe and nave left that city
in triumphant possession OF The government
garrison.
In a number of other engagements in the
south the revoutionists have suffered de-
feat and many of De Mello'S men have been
wounded or killed. Jnlcss De Mello rapid
~ RECEIVERS from his illness and is able by
his presence 10 reaninate his men, the out
look for the insurgents Is very dark indeed
Discomfort is said to prevail TO Il large
extent in their ranks and deseTti9ns are
said to be numerous. Fever is also thinning
the insurgent army.
Tilc Citizens Want Peace.
Unless something be quickly done De Mel
le will lose fully one-half of his entire force
in the south. 1t is very probable that this
news will lead 20 greater activity than ever
on the part of PeixotO, and q. battle between
his troops and the insurgent squadron and
lOftS Oh a decisive character VIII ne IOuSnL
within a very short time. The inhaUltants
at Rio are heartily tired of the war and the
fever now raging makes the desire for res
tOratiOn of peace all the stronger on the
part of the citizens generally.
s'.Ds His Daughter.
Buffalo, n. Y, January Civilian II.
Curtis, a prominent business man, shot and
fatally injured his daughter. Clara, this
afternoon. No one has been able to find out
the cause. Curtis fired two more shots; both
struck the girl in the breast. Her wounds |
are considered fatal. The father was ar !
rested.
DUpuy President of the Chamber.
Paris, January I'm. Dupuy was today
elected president of the chamber of deputies
by vote Of 297 to 67.
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SMALLPOX IN NASHVILLE.
The Cases Removed to the PeSthouse,
seven More Slspects.

Nashville, Tenn, January 14.-(SpeciaL)-
The smallpox scare is not ebating here.
Many of the physicians appointed to vac
cinate the people of the various wards
were at work today and accomplished much
towards getting their part of the work
done. The cases in the city were removed
to the pesthouse today together with seven
suspects There have been no new cases
reported today, but there are fears that
some of those who have been exposed to the
disease may break out at any time, as il
has been impossible to find out all who
have beer exposed to the infection.
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The vanderbiJts in India

Calcutta, January 1.-THE American
steam yacht, Valiant, has arrived here The
Vanderbilt party will go overland as the
guests of the Vicerov
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London. January 1.-THE widow of Will
liam Makepeace Thackeray died this morn
ing at her residence at Leigh, Lancashire.
aged SeVel.ty-fiye years.
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$500 FOR OUR AGENTS.
A List of the Agents Who Are Ent1-
tied to u Portion Of the 5000.

te., IN !, port;ou If the $500.
.:.
The first Of asst September The constitu-
500, to be awarded January l. 1894. There
were fifty-four prizes in all ranging from
s10o down to 50. 80.
S-S AIR. \. p. Jones. of Sandy Flat, S. C..
WI "a ooie'' ~ ~ r''''i I., a. ~ '
sent IN the largest nst OF Suoscrloers' earn
ing the first prize OF $780, Mr.. w. .. Hera-
don, of HARRISON, Ga, sends the next larg-
est Ist and will receive $50
paIo,, is tho list If Soent. who will re-
beiow 10 tiie l'' - 79n VIZ WIN ie
ceive the amounts OPPOSITE 'nelr names.
The same prizes are offered from January
LIST to May 1st next. Are you going to work
tor them? You will find no trouble in get
,jn., Subscribers for The Constitution and
~ ?r'9 d1,itio, ta van, nI,,,,,n,ssio,, ,,o,, na
ZOO ~ ~ ~ s S,d en- f
earn %Ioo III the next loui hlonthS ochd lot
outfit and samples, which will be sent you
free:
" q Herndon Harals0n Ga - 00
q. +. White, Vanceboro, ~ c. 50 90
J. \. Powe, Ta.ladega, Ma. :. % 90
J. Jennings, H4rnony Grove Ga. 49,. 20 90
W. S Walton Albany, Ga. :. :. . 10 90
Z. ii. steed Palmetto, Ga. =. :. 10 90
j. M Ciiddcns CuthHert Ga 10 90
". r. Persons Am aricus Ga . . 10 co
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G. r. Richie, Abbeville. S. G. 10 90
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n AlnIapTar Hny1son "a - - 20 20
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y
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j. A. Dubberly, Tallassee Ala. e. :. 9 50
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r. l. Kenerly, Trip, Cal received The
Constitution Cons machine the I'd instant. and
that it is as good as any forty-dollar ma
chine. if not better.
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]. c. Kamp Forkville, LATHE machine 7
bought of you some time ago gives perfect
satisfaction. There are two of your ma
chimes in this neighborhOod which have been
in use for several years which are giving
perfect satisfaction.
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Sammie Vaughn, River View. Ala.-I re-
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| am well pleased with it, and think 1t very
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ders.
Our improved High Arm sewing machine
only $22. delivered free east Of the Rocky
mountains, with automatic bobbin winder
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NOR DYSpEPETs

M'OR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, uss
REGyyN.S IRON EslTTERS.
All dealers keep ii, 81 Per bottle Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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DUpuy President of the Chamber.
Paris, January I'm Dupuy was today
elected president of the chamber OF deputies
by a vote Of 297 to e..
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Mrs: ]. B. Pettway, Jacksonville, N. c.
Machine just received 1t is in good order
and L am agreeably surprised at its finish.
! am perfectly satisfied with it and will in
duce my friends to send you their order.
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Jacksonville N. c., January 8-Editor
Constitution: The machine I ordered Of you
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THEY WENT REFORMING.
Sic Young Men Reached Place just In
TInne TO BE Ratded.

HARTFORD. Jan. six well-known Hebrews
OF this city set out last night on q mission OF
reform to a disreputAbe house on Potter
street. whose proprietor and inmates arc
Jews The young women attended a German
Hebrew ball recently and came under the eye
OF Rabbi Elkins He learned OF their charac-
ter and abode. and In q conference with prom
mont m ON ers OF his congregation 1t was de-
cided. for the credit Of tho jewish people OF
Hartford. to take measures to close the place.
A committee OF Ave young men was appointed
to visit the house and urge the young women
to live respecta BILE lives
They went there last night accompanied by
another young man AS volunteer committee
man. Hardly had they seated themselves in
the parlcr when the police. who had been
some time contemplating a raid. made de-
scent on the premises and arrested the whole
party.
The young men were aghast whom they
found the mselves on tha way TO the police sta.
ton. followed by a laughing crowd. The girls
who were also taken had . good deal OF fun
with the reformers.
The police would not believe the reform part
OF the story until a letter was obtained from
Rabbi Elkins confirming II. Then the young
men were released. The proprietor and girls
were held, and they were fined In the police
court this morning.
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Test. Of IN. Trx Ea.l,.A Locomotive.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. [-The English locomotive
James Tolman. built by +. c. Winty for exhibit
ton at the Worlds Fair. was sent from the
West Milwaukee shops on trial run to-day
Tho test OF speed aud power will be made on
Monday To-day's trip was TO let the engineer
see how the machine was running. At National
road to Western Union Junction scrovds OF
p4ople had gathered to see the engine. Ju,i
before Western Union Junction was reached
the engineer threw the throttle wide open, and
for q few moments the ponderous machlps
shot over the rails at great speed. which "
tender showed 10 be upward OF q mile a min
ute, The test on Monday will be the first loF'
NAL test Of the machine. The officials OF ne
BIT. Paul road and railroad engineers from al
over the country viii be asked TO attend
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The National Pottery Association to Take
Radical Action Tariff Matters.

Inc Nanoah TouerS Assoc,nuoa TO EAke
Radical Action o" iarih matters
p,,rsp,rpnu Tan 4-Tb.t tina Milan n, n.xino
-,' ,,, 1910 -. - -
American Workmen EnRHsh WaRes' plus the
import duty will be adopted by the National
pot,arv Association Mt their mating naxt
~''' -, -
week Is now regarded as certain. inc chlef
matter under consideration by the association
.ommIttaa which ha. baen in aaa.Ion M tha
Soh''eo' ""IG ' 49, " H''
MononRaheia House Tor TWO days. mas been
wages and the tariff.
Tbav have aourad out that thu raduction
nv nA'o ,S,S, a. 80 80
proposed by the wilson Dill amounts 10 3oA
per cent The bill reduces the duty on white
~.r. from AZ IN ~ mar cant al vaIorsn and
49, 80 -, 90 -. an $500 "A1
on decorated ware from W 10 ~ per cent
This they say m cans an average reduction.
.ountinp the entire production In the various
ooN"Ss 80 49, -. - '
pose to pay the men exactly the wages paid In
r..,..a Isl al. tarI1 dn,v aJda1 -, a. n.
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A Ysaax Mars Suicide.

KINGSTON. JAN 4.-Eugsns Bell well.
known young man Of Wsstford, committees
suicide by shooting yesterday He went 10
store and asked for revolver but as he was
intoxicated his request was denied. Going 70
the home Of friend he asked for the loan OF q
revolver to shoot a dog. and II was no sooner
produced than he grasped the weapon. placed
II back Of his right temple and fired, ne %.
entering the head. bell was not quite II years
OF age and OF late has led WAyWard life About
two Years ago his father. who now lives IN
husquehannA, Pa, turned considerable TtoR-
erty over to his son, which he has sluandereL
A few IN onths ago, when his MONEY was NJ w.
be attempted to commit suicide ~ tAkihs
not been Tor the prompt work Of physicians
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MR. HErDENHEIMER SUES FOR $40. 600.
Alleged breach of Contract whiek ne
Traces 10 His Trouble with Hts WIFE.

Alleged breach OF Contract which ne
Traces 10 His Trouble with His Wife.
The suit of Charles Heidenheimer against
Daniel and Max Richter. sons OF Henry
Richter. q wealthy necktis manufacturer to
recover damages for breach OF contract. Is now
on trial in the Supreme Court before judge
Beach and Jury. Mr.. Heidenhelmsr married
Marie, a daughter Of Henry Richter. In De-
cembsr. 1881. In March. 1890. they sspa-
rated and suit for limited divorce Is pend
ing. The husband charges abandonment and
the wife alleges gross cruelty. Mr.. Heiden-
heimer is also suing his fAther-in- law for the
alienation OF his wife's affections,
Mr., Heidenhsimsr was In the employ OF HIS
brother in law as general manager. After his
troubles With his wife he Was discharged. He
claims $4,000 damages for the VIC alton OF
the contract under which he was employed.
The defence Is that Heidenheimsr has \ very
violent temper. and on this account and also
for neglect Of business he was discharged.
MRS Heidenhelmsr has possession OF her
OF the separation suit The custody OF the
boy was bitterly contested after the seDara-
ton.