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The sun., 1901-07-06
BREAK In HOT WAVE
Some Parts Sf the Country Favored
by Cooling Breexes,

by Cooling Breexes.
Washington, July 5.-A welcome
break in the hot wave has occurred In
some portions of the country, but 1t
ts still vers hot in most of the territory
east Of the Rockies, baltimore and
ST. Louis, according to the official OBJ
sefvatiohs, are now the hottest cities
in the United States Relief has come
In New England, and the temperature
Is below the seasonable average there.
In Boston 1t is degrees below the nor
NAL
The hot wave has been dissipated in
the states in the extreme upper Missis-
sippi and middle and upper Missouri
valleys, the Lake Superior fegioh aid
the northern Rocky mountain districts,
where heavy rains have sent the mer-
curry downward.
The seat of the hot wave now Is in
the middle Atlantic states and in the
middle Mississippi valley. At many
points in this territory the temperature
ranged from to 0 degrees above nor.
NAL. No permanent relief il In sight,
although thunderstorms are likely to
occur at any time
The records of the District health Of
flee show that for the three days OF
July there We're 30 deaths In Washing
ton from sunstroke or other heat caus-
es. The highest number of deaths for
one day WAS recorded last Tuesday, the
victims numbering lS. More deaths
have been reported 50 far this month
from heat than for any one month dur
ing last year.
The sun., 1901-07-06
MANILA FRAUD RULING
Acquittal of Sappele Anglers Provost
Marshal Davis.
ENGLISHMAN LEADS REBELS
The Former Chief of Geroaimo'- Ar
tiiiery Reported 10 he lin Come
mand of insurgent Forces
ON Mindoro Island,

Manila Jaiy Commissary Post
steward Sappele, accused of completely
III the commissary frauds, has been ac-
quilted. Provost Marshal Davis has
disapproved of the sentence,
A civilian clerk named Stockman
has been sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment,
An Englishman named Howard, for.
fier chief of Geronimo's artillery, is in
command of the insurgent forces on
Mindoro island. They are estimated
to number 600 men, armed with rifles.
including several American deserters.
They occupy strong entertainments at
Calapan and Nangan.
The transport Meade has sailed from
Manila with three officers and l40 en-
listed men of the Eighth battery, field
artillery.
General Macarthur is a passenger on
the vessel. lie will 80 as far as Naga-
saki, where he will spend two weeks
completing his trip TO the United States
on the transport Sheridan
The sun., 1901-07-06
IIow's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease Of Cataarh that cannot he
cured By Halls Cataarh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY X co. Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known II. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West 4 Truax, 7. nolesale Druggists,
.oledo, O. Wading, Kinnan 4 Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catnarh Cure il taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cons surface Of the system. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi-
monalS free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-07-06
ynIdiyar on For Home.

Washington, July }. Senor Don Ra-
fac Xaldivar, the Salvadorian minister
10 Washington, has left for his home.
His health has suffered somewhat. ana
he "oeS home to "cnperate. There will
consequently be \ temporary delay In
the prosecution of the two claims
against his government which the state
department las preferred in the inter
cst IF Americans amounting TO about
$500 900.
The sun., 1901-07-06
THE TARIFF ISSUES.
De WolIant Acknowledges Receipt
of Hays NOte-nussin's Attitude,

Of Hays NOte--Itussia's Attitude.
Washington July >. ~ Mr. DE VOL
liant, the charge of the Russian en-
baSSy here. called AT the state depart
mcnt ANA in behalf Of his government
formally acknowledged the receipt of
Secretary Hays note respecting the
imposition by Russia Of retaliatory tar
if duties.
The Russian note is understood to he
indefinite IN terms, the principal pur-
pose being 10 keep the issue between
the two governments in It's present
condition until Count Cassini the Rus.
sian cmhaSSador, arrives at ST. Peters
burg ana has Ind MI opportunity to
confer with the foreign office officials.
There Is. however. IN earnest expires
sion of desire on the part of Russia to
cultivate the WalIncst relations with
Tie United States not only politically.
but commercially and industrially.
The sun., 1901-07-06
RACE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Negroes MnrtnIIy wounded In Figh
with IL Posse


Knoxville. .luly >. Reports have Just
reached here Of serious race war
which las broken ont in the mountains
of Campbell county between negro ANA
white miners.
The trouble started mt negro dance.
where Il tiSlIt was in progress, near In
Toilette mining town The town
mnrshal waS sent for and tried TO ar-
rest The negroes With posse of five
men. The negroes opened fire Oh thr
officers, and The latter returned 10 the
town.
about 20 men returned 10 the scene
hnd opened tire on ihr negroes cabin.
Nhout IL negroes Mere H. Tie house.
They returned The tire, tnt soon mad" Il
break for Ill" woods In thr running
light hat followed three negroes are
said "a have boon fatally SIiOt ana Il
number of others wounded
The sun., 1901-07-06
LOST wAGER AND LIFE.
brother q. Joseph McEldowney OF
the Y. NJ. @. A. Drowned.

William X. McEldowney, % years old
brother Of Physical Instructor Joseph
McEldowney Of the Young Mems Christ.
ian Association, was drowned Wednes.
day afternoon in the Schuylkill river.
The drowned man lived at No. 2l2t
Lombard street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. McEldowney wagered that he
could swim across the Schuylkill aud re-
turn, but he lost the wager and Lis
life.
Jumping into the river just below
Walnut street bridge be crossed in safety
and had reached mid-stream returning,
when he was seized with cramps. HI
threw up his hands, shouted for he'll
and sank
James Breslin, one Of his companions,
and Harbor Policemen Baxter aud Max
well started to his aid, but were too
late.
The body was recovered by the use OF
graphing irons.
The sun., 1901-07-06
POLICE CHANGES.
Ofhciai Announcement Ezpected {,
be Made Tomorrow.
official

L. ls expected that the changes in The
police force that have been cont. inplatec
tor some time, will be read out in lin,
on Sunday evening. The slate has bee,
completed and everything is iu readi.
ness Tor the transfer oftae men.
1t was said last evening that somt
changes had been made in the slate PUB.
lished in The Sun recently.
IL is understood that no changes will
Se made IN this second siate. The pol 60.
men nave not yet received any n5tilica.
tion OF change, but expe t tie order t.
The sun., 1901-07-06
War Against Snmsnae.

II is likely the new City Council viii
take up the mater Of passing an ordin
ance lorbidding the sale Of certain kind.
9l bologna sausage. The question Was
brought 70 the attention ofthe old Coun.
clI about SIX months ago aud referred /,
City Solicitor Conrad, who, hoaeNe,
lad made no report on it. Mr.. Mousle,
tile new chairman Of tie law committee
sad last night he favored such an o.
dinanCe.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Columbia Gets Time .II.,yono.

Newport X. l., July y From meas
nrementS made by Hyslop Of the New
YORK Yacht club the Constitution must
give the Independence Al seconds time
allowance and the Columbia n seconds
II Il ~ mile race. The Independence
must give the Columbia 3a seconds.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Tnmaun,. ia III. , s.n..,,..

Iamnltia. Pa, July Charles Shin
del, postmaster Of this place: Charles
Christ, and Frank Schultz of the Tama-
qua Manufacturing company have been
held in $1,000 bail each charged with
receiving over G,OO0 pounds of brass
stolen from the Philadelphia ana Read.
ihg Coal and Iron company. Shindel is
president Of the Tamaqua Manufactur-
ing company.
The sun., 1901-07-06
pitSiIIiO Is Sufe.

New Haven, Conn, July 5.-George
U. fltzipio, the member of the Yale
freshman crew who it was feared was
drowned during Il squall Off Watch
Hill, X. l., while voyaging in Il sailing
dory, has been heard from. He has
sent a telegram from Jamestown. II.
l., to the landlady of his boarding
house here, saying that he is all right,
The sun., 1901-07-06
Fought Duel with Jncl.kniy.s

Newburg, \. y, July , John Coop
er, alias John Williams, killed John
Joseph johnson 1T RoSeton. four miles
from here, with Il inckknife. The men.
who are berry pirkerS, fought with
knives. and Cooper was also badly cnt.
Roth were from IonkcrS, Cooper is III
The hospital under arrest charged with
the murder.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Appointed on Pharmacy i,,a,d.

Albert Dpngheny Of this eity, na,
been appointed by Governor HUM 4
member of the State Board Of Pharmac,
ior term Of five years. He ia associated
in business With Or Il. Il. Nea4ev Al
Egath and Monroe str els, as innt5
partner in the Npasey Drug Company
am is considered emnently lifted l1,
TIE position " which he has been ap
pointed.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Date set FOR Russell Tr,,I

London, July D. The lord chancellor,
Lord iialsbllry. llns Informed Earl Rus
sell that he will he tried July Is before
the house of lords on the charge Of
bigamy. The defendant considered that
the poStpnnelncnt of the trial granted
NJ a special session of the house of
lords to Aug. i was insufficient to en-.
able his lawyers to prepare his defense.
aud he therefore elected to be tried on
the original date July IL.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Thc TronhIc nt TeIIurlle

Denver, July ). Striking miners are
reported 10 be still in possession of the
property surrounding the Smugglcl
Union mihr IT Telluride. where riot
occurred eally in the week ana resulted
in the driving ont of the nonunion men
The sun., 1901-07-06
REHoBoTH CAMPsiEETlNG.
VIII Open On August II and last
Three Weeks.

a meeting of the directors Of The Re
mob ~ Beach Campmeeting Association
was held IN Greenwood. The Rev
Vaughan ). Collins was elected presi
dent. 1t was decided to hold the camp
meeting beginning Saturday, August l.,
ana 70 have it continne for three week.
TO extend over three Sundays.
Efforts are being made to engage emin-
ent speakers for the camp, it being q 1
desire OF the directors to make this IN ct
ing the most successful and profitable
one evsr held. John Wanamaker il tx
pected to be present on Sunday school
day and Judge Lore on Epworth LAagrr
day. Bishop Gooisell is also expected tt.
be present,
The sun., 1901-07-06
COLLAR gONE BROKE
LA Clymer Refuses to Tell How Sh,
Was Hurt

Ida Clymer, colored, of No. 1O5 Bn,.
towood street, had her collar bon
broken yesterday afternoon. She was ri.
moved TO the Delaware Hospital il Il
Phoenix ambulance.
Ida would net state how size Nas II.
jared, but il is said that she got in
scrap with her husband and tI.t
broken collar bone is she result. she MAI
resting easy last night.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Pronnscd pmIllnnn shnns

Yesterday was the day for the ava d
int ii contracts for the proposed iew
Pullman Palace Car Company shops ia
he erected in this city. The col tr#ct-
will br given cut from the company !
headquarters At Chicago, III. Ii WilI
probably not De learned who the con.
tracts have bren awarded to before Mon
day Several local contractors have b!d
on the work.
The sun., 1901-07-06
4 DnstardIy shontlns Amir.

Milford, Del, July 3. Upon the re-
fnFal Of his father to allow him the usr
OF team for II drive Edward Windsor
Went 70 his room in the Windsor hotel,
or which his father, Thomas H. Wind
sor, Is proprietor, procured his shotgun
and. returning to the barroon, fired Il
charge full into his fathers brcast
Doctors say Mr.. Windsor viii die.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Another Leipsic Banker a suicide

LcIpslc, July .. Another director OF
the Leipziger bank, Karl Felix Schaef-
fer, has committed suicide by shooting
himself. Schaeffer was also a member
Of the firm Of Berger Il Voigt. This
hrm declares 1t is not affected by
Schaeffer's death, as he had sold his
.5"r' Of the business on favorable
terms
The sun., 1901-07-06
llnce I,rnIIhIc In nhIn

lrontom, o., July >. At Fleetwood
Park ,Iohn and Albert Slaughter, white,
We're probably fatally stabbed by Il-
thrr Page and Abner Owens. colorcd.
Charles Martin ana Riley Slaughter
We're beaten with clubs The trouble
occurred over an attack on Il small
white boy hy Il colored man, y small
sized riot followed
The sun., 1901-07-06
CInnhhnrsts H Mnntnnn.

Helena, Mon, July ). Traffic on the
Northern Pacific railway has been stop
ped and probably will not he resumed
insid" y hours owing 10 two cloud
bursts between Miles city and Wibaux.
Five bridges and several dumps We're
destroyed, and 1000 men are engaged
in repairing the damage.
The sun., 1901-07-06
To stop sunday TIcnsurc Trips.

Toronto. July !. sunday excursions
by boat in ontario must cease. That
is HE decision Of Attorney General
Gibson, following the conviction of Il
steamboat captain at Fort Erie for run
ming excursions On Sunday from Buf
falo 10 Port Colborne and back. This
Is in accordance With promise made
by Premier Ross some time ago to
Principal Cayen and other leaders of
the Lords nay alliance.
The sun., 1901-07-06
ncnt nInm.d Enrn u Murder.

Dos Mniucs, la. July ;. f. 4. Brack-
ct, \ retired farmer Of Atlantic. la.
killed his wife ANA then fatally shot
himself 1T the home Of their daughter.
Mrs. otis T.. Powell, here Insanity
from extreme heat is supposed to have
been the cause Of the shooting.
The sun., 1901-07-06
KILLED u, Burs,inu ,nytI

Danbnry, Conn, July = Homer Keel
or, 10 years old son of Seth Kceler. Il
wealthy Brooklirld farmer was struck
and killed hy u piece Of iron from a
bursting blacksmilh's anvil while sit
ting on lie doorstep of his home. Tie
anvil had been converted into Il cannon
hy boyS
The sun., 1901-07-06
rInn. I,nr n,.i,i.n 49,

London, July In the house of com
nous Arnold Forster, tile secretary ui
tho admiralty, announced that III
years shipbuldng programme includ
ed three hattlcshi's Of u new improvcd
class, six cruisers Of the Monmouth
clisS ana ten improved torpedo boat
IeStrDyprS
The sun., 1901-07-06
Death From cpiun poisoniny

Goroner Frick Yesterday gave a cartin.
cate oi death from opium pnl-oming III
: le cas-" Of /. n er Haley, who died or
Thursday morning from drinking lanG-
anum The funeral will be held Till.
afternoon from til home Of the parent:
OF lhe deceased, No. 23I9 Wcs Sixteenth
FtieTt. lntermrnt viii be made in NIt
Salem cemetery.
The sun., 1901-07-06
TroIi., ana steam Enxine conIde.

Buffalo, July J. Several persons have
been injured in Il collision between Il
Main street car and Il New York Cen
lral engine. The most seriously in
iured is J. Ratski of Buffalo Mr. and
Mrs. Harry i. Blukcr of al9 Forty
seventh street, Brooklyn, are among
the injured
The sun., 1901-07-06
FIRE Devnsta.es Maine vnlnp.

Blaine, Me-. July .. More than half
Of the central portion OF Blaine village
Is IN ruins from Il fire which started
from some unknown cause. The prop.
"rtS loss viii exceed $2O,OOn. only part
~ covered by insurance Many of the
residents lost everything they had ana
are utterly destitute.
The sun., 1901-07-06
The Library Cnn,entinn.

Waukesha, Wis, July }. Al the
morning session Of the American Libra
ry associations annual convention ron
tine business was transacted Reports
of officers and Of standing committees
and on bequests received during the
past year We're the principal items or
business.
The sun., 1901-07-06
4 sniriae n. ch1nrnrnr,n

Syracuse, y. ~, July > 1hc body Of
Auel Y. Becker, engineer, - years old.
has been found in his room lie hAd
saturated a sponge with chloroforin
wound a sheet about his hend. the folds
inclosng d glass containing the poison.
and Inhaled the deadly odor
The sun., 1901-07-06
Two kiIIcd In IOWA wreck.

Hampton, la., July . by the dcrai!,
ing of the engine tender of an Iowa
Central passenger train here Two men
were Killed ana two severely injured
The passenger coaches remained on the
track.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Grenfen cnntnres nner..

London July i. Lord Kitchener tele.
graphs TO the war office under date of
Pretoria July 4, as follows: "Grpnfell
on July at Howell captured 9:; Beers
ana 4 lot " supplies belonging to Bey-
er's commando
The sun., 1901-07-06
Funeral or Jncob 5. Rogers.

Paterson. n. 4 IWly !; The funeral
Of Jacob : Rogers tIip locomotive
builder took plhcc from his home in
this city The service Vas conducted
by the I;"v. Samuel \. WcikCrt, rector
Of st. Marks Episcopal church only
relatives and intimate friends of ihe
deceased were present.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Another Crossine Fatality.

Watertown y. u. July >. While
crosaiug the New York Central tracks
~ Gra@" here Timothy Corcoran. n
farmer aSra - was thrown from Ills
wagon by being strN.,, nv a fast t.oin
and was instantly killed.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Heir E>pect.d 10 Dutch Thro,

The Hague, .Iuly ). The accouche-
mcnt Of Queen Willnlmina is expected
TO occur about Christmas. Queen Wi
hchnina and Prince Henry of Meckleu-
hurg-SchWern We're married Feb. 7.
1901.
The sun., 1901-07-06
nu,,np cor,Ii,n o,, ,,,,,

Columbia, S g. July .. The Virgin.
ia-Carolna Chemical company is RAPID.
ly securing all tie big oil mills iii this
state. By buying The mills al Dillon.
near Marion. il obtained nll Int one
mill in the Pee Dee country, rich cot
ton growing section.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Challenger again D.r..,.a.

Roth"say. Firth Of Clyde, July ..-In
u fair trial, in smart breeze, the
Shamrock beat The Shamrock II ~
over pm yards in II tlre" miles turn to
windward. This is the older yachts
most decisive victory over the cup
challenger
The sun., 1901-07-06
E,re,or,,. cau.e m, MAJ.

Springfield, Ms. July Fire has do
Stroyed the st. Louis Milling compa-
nFS mills and elevator at Carlfnvillp.
valued At Sl00,0O0, fully insured. The
fire Is supposed to have been caused
from fireworks.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Wen Kn"wn Tire Fighter verx III

Cleveland, July ). EN-Chicf !. ".
Dickinson of III" Cleveland lire depart
mcnt, one of the oldest and hest known
fire lighters in the country. lies critical
~ i'll II his home in this city as the re-
suit Of 4 stroke Of apopleXy. chief
Dickinson was retired about year ago
owing 70 poor health
The sun., 1901-07-06
TNXn Rmsainn nnnI,s IrniI

St. Petersburg, July ). In conse.
G'l"ncc Of ttY' failure Of the Kharkofr
commercial bank the Commercial Bank
OF Ekatrrinoslaif has suspended pny-
mrnt, Its liabilities are 1,15Q, 900 ru-
blgS.
The sun., 1901-07-06
VICTIMS OF IHB FOURTH.
Many Casualties Resultant From
Celebrating Independence Day.

Many Casualties Resultant From
celebrating imd"rcHdrnre Day.
Chicago, July ). rhe Tribune pro
S"hts reports tron all over the country
showing me number of persons killed
ana injured MS Il result Of celebrating
the Fourth of .Iuly.
The number actually killed is less
tllah last Year, being ~ AGAINST 80
then, but I'll" number Of injured is con
Nldrrabll larger lhe figures being 1911
against l325.
Ill" r"ll llst of fatalities will how
ever not bc known until the number
q deAths resulting frum lnciiaw cans
90 lby toy pistol wounds come III.
Lust year in Chicago there were no
deaths reported on ,Iuly ; from Toy mn
tolS, hul before the mouth was eut -
lad died from the resulting lockjaw.
AMI tie remainder Of tle country sent
IN equally fatal records.
Cliea@4 lasl year had one death ana
T. injured. Ills time no death is ro-
ported Int there is Il list Of loa III
.inred
Ia" number Of wounds from toy pis-
iolS, however is limited tu five, which
would Indicate that lhe prohibition p,tt
on that ClaGcr0ls Toy was at least par
TALLY effective
OF other citi"s philadelphia makes
lhc largest showing II reports III
casualties Of every Kind ana dcscrp.
ton and Cincinnati comes NEXT with
lao. New York was singularly lncky.
Icing hrhind Chicago in the list Of i'm
jurca, lin i las three deaths resulting
from ~ explosion Of fireworks, aud
NrM Londnn Lad i premature rxplo-
sion of = cannon hy which Two more
.,nl.l.- K LiLIl.Ll
The sun., 1901-07-06
Kings Courier win. .bro,d.

London. July = Kings Courier lAIah-
err has won the Ellesmere Stakes at
the Newmarket first July meeting. Ha-
ka came in second, and Frank Gard
ncrs Encombe G. Martini finished
The sun., 1901-07-06
A CI0udburst In Mjcbipan

Grand Rapids, Mich, July "a cloud
burst did immense damage in western
Michigan. Railroads, dams ana crops
were washed out in many places.
The sun., 1901-07-06
.. r-nnaz Dc som I,can

Denver, ,Itly 7. pr J Mcndpz re
Sola. at one time prominent Jewish
rabbi Il dead here " asthma. aged ~.
pr pr Soa came from family Of
rhurrlm"n well known il Europe. Rr-
Gently br. u" Sola abandoned hiS ~
ligiauS belief aud announced himself
opposed 10 al religion.
The sun., 1901-07-06
T. ii. PennOCk &CO.

Tailors. Clothiers and
Furnishers.
Boston One Price Clothing
House
2I3 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
We give Stamps.
Store open Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
The sun., 1901-07-06
Mig Cnttnn Mi.I nnuin. a,a.I

Columbus, Ga. July 5.-The Colum.
hns Manufacturing company's new "a
ooo spindle cotton mill has been formal
y started with elaborate ceremonies
This mill is the first in Georgia 10 lie
operated exclusively by electricity. lis
power Is obtained from the falls Of tie
thattnlioochee river The mill is 10
manufacture brown sheetngs for the
trade of the far east.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-13
ATTACKED az STRANGER.
Well Known Citizen Of Boone As
sauIted in His Own House.

sauIted in His Own House.
Special to Times.Republican.
Boone, Nov. 13.--One Of the best
known citizens OIL this city had q terri
BILE experience Monday evening which
he will never forget. As a result he is
now confined TO his home with a badly
bruised ana cut face and badly shat
tered nerves. About s o'clock stran-
ger tried to gain entrance to the All
Zimbleman residence by the front door.
This was locked and he went around to
the rear door, Meanwhile Zimbleman
went to the front door and opened II ana
went to the porch and called. Inc man
returned to the front OF the house ana
ordered Mr.. Zimbleman away, asking
him what he was doing there. MIR. lim-
bleman tried to explain and show MN
how to get to the Main street, but the
stranger persisted in remaining. Flnal-
Is he walked across the street and
picked up large stone. This he car
ried behind him. He was returning TO
the residence when Zimbleman walked
out to him and was going to take him
part way up the street. With rush the
stranger struck Mr.. Zimbleman a hard
blow in the face with the stone. The
flesh was badly cut and his face was
horribly bruised. He was taken into the
house and a doctor was summoned who
dressed the wounds, and yesterday
morning Mr.. Zimbleman was resting
much easier. The stranger was either
drunk or crazy and had no coat nor hat
on. After striking Mr.. zimbleman the
man escaped in the darkness and can
not be found. The police are looking
for him and if he is found it will go
hard with HIM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-13
ANOTHER PRIEST SUED.
SaIoonkeeper Berg Demands $4,000
ESQ.,, Pay 4 A. Strornberu.

SaIoonkeeper Berg Demands $4,000
From Rev. j. n. Strombers.
Sioux City, Nov 1s.-SiouN county
has also for the county term of court,
another sensational SANDER suit OF a
parishioner against priest. some of
the details of which have been printed
heretofore.
Dominick Berg. saOonkeeper of
Granville. Sioux county. sues Rev. j. H.
Stromberg. pastor of a Catholic church
in Sioux county, and the case is set for
trial Tuesday, November 10. Dam
ayes amounting to $4,000 are asked for.
The petition is in three counts
Que count alleges that Father Strom-
berg made the statement that Berg
owed him 81 and it was as good as stol-
en-. Another count ALLEGES the priest
referred. in the course of a temperance
lecture to 1.-The Goddess Catholic saloon
keepers of Granville" as being thieves
and murjerers The defense expects to
prove that the priest did not mean to
refer to Berg as an individual, but
to the saloon business in general. The
third count states the priest said: You
all know the character of Doninick
Berg; he ought to be made to leave
town.
The defense will attempt to prove that
the words in the last count were justi-
fed by the plaintiffs reputation.