Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-20
WANTS $4,000.


Misa Maggie Doyle wants 5000 from
William Reichman for blighted afIec-
tione. Through Lawyer Jacob Singer she
yesterday instituted suit fer breach OF
promise Of marriage 10 Philadelphia, and
placed the damages at the amount stated.
Miss Doyle lives with her mother ut 2439
Ingersoll street and Mr.. Rechman lives
at S74 Engleside avenue. He Is wealthy
young German. His father was baker
In the Northwestern section of the city
and amused considerable property, in
GLIDING six or eight houses. The iather
has been dead several years, and
since the death Of the mother q few
months ago Mr.. Reichman has had an
undivided interest In the estate.
He is now gentleman OF leisure liv-
Ing of his rents, and on June 10 of this
year welded Miss Title GarIick, who
lived with her parents who are also Ger
man, at 42l Thompson street. Miss
Doyle declares that Mr.. Reichman
promised on December Is, 1883 to marry
her and on March 4, 1880, refused to full
fill his promise Not only did be do this
but In June he welded Miss Garrick.
Miss DOYLE is a slender young woman
oil attractive appearance. Hor demeanor
is modest and she has steady gray eyee
and wealth of very light hair. "If you
want to know anything bout that case"
said Miss Doyle smilingly in hor mothers
doorway, yesterday afternoon, "you will
have to SEQ my lawyer. I have brough,
the suit and 1t Is entirely in his hands.
The defendant may say what he p'eases
but all want ia to vindlcate my charac-
ter"
The honeymoon trip Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| II oil oh Ia lnt .
home at 874 Eugleside avenue yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Relchmau answered a
reporters ring at the door bell. An hour
before he had been notified OF the cult by
a legal gentleman.
There is nothing in this suit" said
Mr.. Reichman, "and will fight 1t and
see that ehe does not get q cent, even If !
have TO give all the houses TO the law
yers." Mr.. Reichman was apparently
somewhat excited. While he was talk
ing young Mrs. Reiehman was an in
terested listener. She is fine looking
young woman, of attractive face and
figure, and when the nature Of the action
had been explained to her there was fire
in her eyes.
81 want to know all about this, too"
said Mrs. Relchman. "What did you
ever have to do with Maggie Doyle? That
is what want to know"
Nothing for her to bring this suit
against me-" was the answer. II only
knew her short time when ] boarded
with her sister, next door to her mothers
house. took her to the theatre once
and bought her S25O chased gold
ring. 1t wasn't an engagement ring; 1t
was just little present."
Mr.. Reichman was then more closely
cross-examined by his wife than by the
reporter. He insisted that the ring he
gave Miss Doyle had no inscription on 1t,
and that he was merely on terms of
friendship with the young woman. He
had never talked of matrimony to her
and she had absolutely no ground on
which to bring the suit.
"Well," said Mrs. Reichman, 'J'm
going to see her tonight and find out
what all this means. am going to tell
my folks all about 1t, too"
"And J." said Mr.. Reichman, "am
going to get dressed at once and am
going right down to sec my lawyer. Pll
get three lawyers If necessary"