Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-15
DELMONICO'S BODY.
rorNpvnozrS IN oHA SCR nouNrA,N
The My.tsry 81 the Missing Scw SorE
st.urstcur ESplained-Dytug Tn the
parKuCsa aud Colt.

pbrNucss aud Colt.
CA Monday morning two buys found the
dead body ut Charles Delmonlcu among
the uud,rgruwth Cl thick woods IN the
yiuicity ui General MtCrllAu's summer
house. on Orange mountain, New Jersey.
The boys Immediately went Tor assistance
aud returned with several of the residents
Of Orange Valley. Upon their arrival they
turned the body over, Iur 1t was lying On
it's face, lruEcu st.A, and Immediately
recognized tho remains as those Ot the
missing Charles DvimOuiCo. Letters found
thereon established this fact at Ouo'.
Nothing had been removed from the body
and no signs of viOleucc were apparent.
The ground whCrC the dead man lay was
uudlsturbcd aud il was evident chat death
had cusued from exposure tD the weather.
which has been particularly severe On the
mouutaiu side for the past week.
Tho body wAoa found lay III dvop
gully alongside the NOTtlusid road, on
Orange Mountain, near Davis COlamOIo's
place and about one milo below General
McCIelau's residence lie probably walk.
ed oil tho road into the gully during the
darkness aud storm. franklin Halcn and
Edwin Peer, who discovered the body,
notified tho police, who recognized it irOm
luC lhOlHNNh HNSy' tl.'Du' ~ "3' ''NN''
TO the morgue, Which was INSTANTLY sur
ruludrd by an immense crowd NT' DaI
mouicp had apparently been dead several
days whcu found. The body WAS partly
covered On sand and water was flowing
over It. r., face was hIuatrd, bat other
wise unchanged. Ills wa.ch stopped At
seventeen minutes to six. \ special train
conveyed th remains to New York.
John D.tNeuthal who works tHr "a
farmer on N.auE' mountain, says that
while dI'inS iron MoutcIaiTe % orange
he Sa" u man leaning WeatI'y on u fence
IL was at the JuhCII'h OF tue mountain
luAd Ie"iIHE i'om '."uAe 10 Nnhy.aE' II
Ia CERTAIN now tuAt tue man Was DtIWou- .
'c1. lie hailed olehentha ana oeGEeu
iuI ShtI.'t. '"' farmer SN'u lhh' tue
speech uI tue way t7I.I WAS 50 lhItA lnAI
ne couiu sSic'ly understand MN Nh
pelluuu,C' speech udN oeou lm''h since
MS 'ioup'S L"S S'LhS on nun '"E H'su ~
Was o't'Sl'l Voi"' Vu' Iue IAt'H'I' N"'' o'
course u'u no. lecoEn.He tue AAu' -
ait"'u oI V"ul - "uu IustCH" o' '"N.u
tue iO"u mo Tue wagon "Io'o ou' "Lv1
Ii!eI''HN MN - N!S"S'' m'lo "I''Ah''
lAo "anuo''hss Oh tue uHI0E'uu"'e ma"
iToh tuis pJ'ut can Only Oe CoHJettuItU
no i!po"oJ "'uI "'uIvsS!S Wong Tue
o'oau ro"u Un the mountain until over
come with coId ana lay down aud was
frozen to death.
Inc DGiiAoLieu restaurants are i.dped
IL mourning Charles Dc.moulco was q
son OF FRANCOIS, VINO was naive Oi
switzerland and one OF the origInH.
i,urdcrS oI the hous's which bear the
almost historic Lame. Charles wls born
IN Ncw \ vrk IL years ago and succeeded
LorcLzo Delmou'oo as heal o, tue house.
! LoEeuzo dled on August 3, ISL leaving
his nephew Charles slVO cJO aud 10 mm,
On The death oi his brother N.ro, the ouik
! OF The estate, valued 1t s!ODOO ObJ. H,ru,
tie Remaining brother, died Ia December,
1881, leaving tue restaurants ami estate tI
| hS nePh9" Charles lie thus became spic
proprietor Of the four existing restaurants
About August last Mr. Deimuntco exhibit
ed signs OF mental Iunrm1ty and ~ Wa nee
csSary u have watch ptc-u over him,