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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
yyooeh uEer For yyent,h.

Associated Pross Dispatch by Special Wires.
BLooMISaTos, ILL.,, Jan. s.-william
Proctor, Springfield, ILL.,, tr yelling insur.
anca agent lies in jail in this city under
serious chnrSes. He was arrested A. SprinR-
field, Some time ago he met Mrs. Elizabeth
Tlmerman OF Bloomington, a widow nearly
s0.years,old, bodily frail and quite
rich. She relates that Proctor pro-
tossed love to her and pressed
mis- suit so warmly and energetIcally that
he not only won her pledge to wed him but
obtained possession OF well.secured AMI
transferable notes for $4,000 and 1900 In
money, whereupon he skipped. She swore
out the warrant and had him arrested by
an officer, who learned that Proctor has a
wife aud TWO children in Springfield. 1t
has been learned that Proctor got 1900
In a similar manner from widow OF West
Township, this county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
DEATH rooA A CLAIMANT.
Naomi FairchiId, Charged Will
Murder, Died Tuesday.


Associated Press Dispatch By special Wires.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.--Tne deith yesterday Of
Naomi Fairchild removes a woman who,
only short time ago created quite SEN
satlon In the Chicago courts. She came
into notorietv shortly after Col Babcock, 2
wealthy lumbar merchant, met tragic
death at Gardner, Ill. This occurrence
to this day las reclaimed mystery. Mics
Sarah Dodge lived near Gardner, and Col.
Babcock was frequent visitor at her
house. Late one nlRht In September, 1887,
he staggered Into the drug store in that
village biesdus from bad wound made
by bullet which had only passed through
his undershirt. He died soon atterwsrd
and Miss Dodge was charged with the crime
but upon trial she was acquitted.
Colonel Babcoek had hardly been buried
when Naomi Babcock appeared In court
and announced that ehe wac tho dead
mans legal wife and, therefore. entitled to
a share In bis estate. She ciaimsd that
good many years ago marriage csramony
had been performed, but the lumber mer-
chant had reirsined from acknowledging
her as his wife for reasons best known to
himself. A sensational trial followed, at
which some very queer evidence was adj
duced, and finally, a few months ago the
claims she nude were rejected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

PARTIES from this city were in West
Gaestor Tuesday hunting up the record
Of George +. Davis, the white man now
lnctrCatated in New CRatle Jail on suspi.
G9n ~ completely in tho murder Of tho
eolorpd nan Alexander Barnard, found
1aad in his hut near Blsckbird on De-
Gambler 2Sth. II was aycertained that on
the data OF this murder Davis was en-
ploVea 81 nursery near West Chester
and on that day hsd called several times
al she West Chester poat office for q letter
no was expecting. 1t is considered that
in aliui has been established and will be
READILY proven at the trial before Squire
Deakyue OF tABlNckbisd buuire !. to-
marcos,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
aSIcr tha worId,. Fair.

Associated Press Dispatch by Speciat Wires
WASHINGTON, Jan. S-The rivalry Of the
cities New York, Washington, Chicago and
ct. Louis FOR selection az the site Of the
worlds exposition of 1892 had it's first
practical manifestation at the capitol this
morning before the Senate special com
mittee Of the quadrennlal centennial. A
preliminary interchange of views as to the
order OF hearing resulted in an agreement
that the Representative OF 81. Louis should
he heard to-day; of Chicago tomorrow; OF
Washington on Friday, and OF New York
on Saturday, and that replies to the argu'
ments will he received not orally but in
writing. Governor Francis of Missouri
opened the discussion In support OF the
claims OF st. Louis and was followed by
MIR. O. H. Jones OF st. Louis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
4 ooNrBssHD paxvAhIoAroR.
Alice 1Eckman says saey abduction
story IL N Hoax.

Associated PresA Dispatch by special Wires.
ST Louis, Mo, jan. s.-Alice Jackman,
the I4'years-o!d be.ress, who has figured IN
two sensational abduction cases and VINO
claimed TO have been abducted last sunday
night by three men, one " whom she
named as Charley BrantEers, has confessed
that her story was untrue.
From the outset little cretence has been
given tho yarn as narrated by Miss Alice,
but her friends could lot understand why
she should be out IN tueh weather unless
detained by force. AT Il late hour last
night she "owned up ana said: sunday
night went after u ,tein of beer for Cousin
Mollie, (Miss O. q. Splnk). and l concluded
l would go over and see MIS- Btanthers, my
former guardian. got IS far AS Lafayette
Park when / lost courage, loosened my
shoes and started back across the city TO
Mr.. AL Spinks. DONE know why told
the story did, but l wanted an excuse.
That's all there Is to It."
II will be remembered that Miss Jackman
was abducted some weeks ago from william
Branther's house, near Lafayette Park by
the Spinks who are relatives and taken to
the house OF the Good Shepherd and from
there to Woodlawn, ILL.,, where she was lott
with Graindea!er Ives OF Chicago, until sne
voluntarily returned to ut. Louis and In
opsn court aeceded Mr.. John o. Taylor as
her guardian In preference to Mr.. B anthers,
provided she was permitted to live with her
cousin, Miss o. q. Sppk. 1t Is thought the
girls head has been turned by her 5ensa-
tional experiences.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
DEADLY AoID FUMES.
Three Wen SufGOGnted i'm AN Ach
HOOm-EIVO OF Them Die from iii

Three Wen SufIDGnted i'm AN Acld
HOoml-EVO OF Them DIG from the
Effects.
Three colored men--Joshua Williams Of
No. I04 Jefferson street, William Ross OF
NJ. 2S4 East Liberty street and Abram
Brown OF No. 8 Girard street-were SUMO.
Gated by acid iunes at the phosphate
works Of the WaltoI 81 WhSnn Company
Tuesday afternoon. Williams and Ross
died Tuesday night from tho effects OF tho
ibnHlAtlon, but Brown rallied and yesterday
afternoon was reported by his physician
as In fair way OF recovery.
The men were laborers at the phosphate
works, and Tuesday Afternoon were sent
to clean up the acid room, AN apartment
where acids and other chemicals used in
the manufacture OF phosphate are COM
pounded. They were not accustomed to
this work aud remained In tho room so
long that the fumes Of the acids with which
the apartment YVES impregnated, soon made
them terribly sick. Their groans attracted
attention to their condition, and they were
at once sent to their respective homes.
This was about o'clock In the evening.
DR.. ]. T.. V. Blocksom was called In to
attend Joshua Williams, while DR.. ]. p.
Pyle attended Ross and Brown. In all
three cases the symptoms were this same,
the men suffering from eonvuisive palms In
the chest, difficult breathing and evident
Indications OF heart and pulmonary
failure. With respect TO Ross, DIR. Pyle
told his friends early In the evening that
his CESS was hopeless. Ross and Williams
both died about midnight, at their respec-
tive residences. Blown improved as the
night wore on. and yesterday DR.. Pyle
pronounees him out OF danger.
Williams was shout 90 years OF age and
leaves family. Ross was young, I'M
married Negro about % years of age, and
came here from Tsppahannock, VA, several
months ago. Undertaken tslmer took
charge OF tho remains and will send them
to his former homo,
Ootoner Gamble has been notified Of the
affair and will hold inqussts upon the
bodies OF Williams and Ross to day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
a DEArH-BED 0oNFEssI0S.


A Coincidence Contribution of $50
Made After Fen yearh.
notable conscience contribution Was
thet received by the Farmers Bank the
othsr day. As far hack as September,
1879, q Mechanic working in one Of the
mills here received check from the Per.
pstual LOAN Association for twenty dol.
lars and some odd cents. The check WAS
made out by then secretary, M. L.
Liehtenstein, whose figures and writing
were rather elovenly and often difficult
to deoipher. The check was duly pre-
gented to the Farmers Bank and the
officials there took the word twenty" to
read seventy" which it frequently re-
sembleB when not written very plainly,
and even the figure "2p in the lower left
hand corner resembled the figure ~, T"
and tho check was cashed for $40.
A few days afterward Mr.. Licntenstein
called at the bank and showed the officers
tue mistake they had made. Cashier
Robipson and Teller Thomas L. Young,
now cashier, Immediately called on tbs
man who had cashed the check to remedy
the mistake, but the Litter stontly denied
that he had received $50 too much and
maintained thst he had only recsiyed
what was due him. although the bank
ii,ials were morally certain that the
man was lying they could not prove it
leg lily aud the bank was required to
shoulder the loss.
Recently the man died and on his
death-b he confeased to his priest his
wrong. doing and gave the latter tho $50
to be restored to the bank, the name OF
which he had forgotten. Upon making
inquiry the priest fonnd that the Fax
msrs Bank had been the loo.ers and on
the last day of 1889 the $50 which the
4 bank had long since closed into profit
and loss YVES returned 10 them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
Murdered, Hnt RIO Motive Can he
Assigned for the Deed.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
LIBEETY, NO., Jan. S.-James L. Scheetz.
OK. prosecuting attorney of this [Clsyl
county, shot and killed John Luyton at
o'clock last night. The cause Of the muir
der is mystery and the identity OF the
murdered man Is unknown beyond the fact
that ne came here few dave ago with his
wife, en- route to California. SoheetE bad
been out Of town some days and Luyton
had called on him several times 10 settle an
old difficulty, as he expressed It TO doctor
who occupied an office adjoining that OF
Schestz. He did not tlad the ex-county
attorney until yesterday. He called on him
about $50 O'Clock and 1t was only few
minutes later that two pistol shots were
heard In ths office.
Immediately Schee'z ran out OF the Office
down stairs and to the sherif's office where
he gave himself up. He would make no
statement OF the cause of the murder, nor
would he say anything as to the identity Of
HE victim. The sheriff will allow no one
to see him. The coroner took possession
of Luyton's body and all his papers, and
will permit no one TO examine them. An
effort was made to SEQ Mrs. Luyton but she
had gone to California, leaving her hus-
band to follow her. She was notified OF
Mr.. Luyton's death by telegraph.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

In he Uhi,ed States diatrict court yes.
:erdsy the conrt rendered - decision in
the G. of Thomas Pickering, admins
tratot Henry Moore, deceased, vs.,
Benr obermen. A judgmsnt was r u
dered tobsr LIST, 1872 in favor Of the
Unite tates against Henry Moore aud
Henry tieberman, which was nubse-
quentty laid by Moore. The Judgment
had bs,n ohtsined against Moore and
Liebernsn as tho sureties Of Frederick
MyerB, en- di6tilier's bond executed
Nav L., 1868. Moore died October
31st, 1875, and Thomas Pickering was
appointed administrator November 9Th,
1856. LiebermGn, under commission
Of lunacy was declared to be insane jan
nary l2tb, 1872, ard on February 18th,
1872 Caleb 8. Pennewill was appointed
his trustee. A rule TO show Gauss why
this Judgment should not be marked to
the use of Moore's administrator was
served on Liebermsn's trustee October
I'd, 1889. Judge Wales refused to make
the order on the ground that the applica.
ton was made too late being barred, both
Of law and in equity by the lapse OF time
ard the leches of Moore. Leiberman's
trustee stood in mis- place, ready to auswer
all claims; his real estate was sufficient
10 pay lia debts, and these facts were
known to all the parties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

A further examination of the sccounts
of Psymaster Goodloe, of tine marine
corps, by clerks in the fourth auditors
office sdow tslse entries in the accounts
for the months Of October and November
last amounting to $500, making the total
overpAyments in these accounts SO, 400.
Psymaster Goodies clerk, Jones, Who ia
said to be responsible for those irregu-
lRrities, is still among the missing.
EK.Chief Justice Jonathan e Sargent
died Of pneumonia in Concord, N. H.,
on Monday, aged 70 years. He was ap-
pointed q judge in 1866, aud continued
upon ths bench until 1874, having been
selected chief Justice OF the supreme
Judicial court in 1873. He WAS speaker
of the New Hampshire house OF repre-
sentatives in 1878, and president OF the
senate in 1874.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
Edward spanaler Of York. Pa, charged

Edward Spangler ut York. Pa, charged
with RAGE committed in Penusyl wanna,
was arrested Tuesday upon 8 telegram
f.om the district 4ttoraer Of Lork
county charging him with the crime as
n lad sud ja,ut.Ung tse chist of police
that trne BIZ han boon folud eRAinst
Spqnylst. Mr Swigaatt gave the case
into Sergeant fuckers hRuis, who, after
roms search around town, discovered
Spsnglrr q work in ono Of the mscnins
shops Of HOPES & Townsend, Second
and Lombard streets. He was immedi-
ately arrested aud taken to the police
station. Judge Lyuam ordsrsd the pris-
cner held without bail to await requisi'
tion papers from Pennsylvania.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Associated Press Dispatch by SPECIAL Wires
WAsHISaroS, Jan. In the Senate. after
some routine morning business, Mf. Voor-
bees called up the resolution offered by
him yesterday IL relation 10 the charge
against William " Dudley for bribery AZ
the Presidential election In Indiana, ard
proceeded 10 address the SENATE. lie spoke
of the crime as having inlieted an In.
delihle stain upon the memorable election
and lnpeached tina integrity OF the political
result that followed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
..nwrcr Uolensed by Ia Grippe.

Associated lrrs7 Dispatch by Special Wiros
CHIcAuo, jan. Congressman Frank
Lawler, who has been sick In bed with the
Influenza for week, was able to be out
yesterday for the fret, although he Is yet
weak and shows the effects OF hard strug-
gla with the maiady, He will leave for
Washington tomorrow, arriving there Fri.
day evening, and after p Saturday and
Sunday OF rest take his seat In the House
Monday Dispatches are coming ia from
many points In Ilinols, Iowa and Indiana
reporting the grip Is raging. Few fatal
ohses are heard Of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
THE EPIDENIO SPREADING.
I'm Every section IL Gathers New
victims and In Many Instances II

In Every SeCttDu II ShthcTb view
victims and in Many Instances LIS
Fatal.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 6.-Ls grippe is
creating y profound sensation III the
Mohawk valley. At Amsterdam there
are two thousand cases, among the suf-
ferers being the three principal pbysi-
clans. At Fort Platt five hundred per-
sons ore i'll from tho disease including
DR. Burnett. At Canajobara there are
800 sufferers including United States
Commissioner Van Sternbergh and Henry
Joy. The latter is seriously i'll. Several
hundred cases have bsen reported at
Fonda Fultonvills and st. townsville and
one death has occurred at Tribes, Ill.
Az AGED AND ROYAL PATIENT.
BERItN, Jan. 6.--fhe Dowsger Empress
Augusta, who is suffering from influenza,
passed restless night. Her fever has
increased but she malntairs her strength.
THE CITY OF BEER SUFFERING.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. 6.--The grip
has got tight hold on Milwaukee and
aided by the unoomfortably warm and
damp weather, it is making rapid head
way despite the efforts of the physiciana
to check it. Many business houses are
short handed and in the public Offices a
number of clerks are affected. The
.Seatiae! Office is crippled. Editor in
chief Horace Rublee is down with the
disease and unable 10 be at work. The
managing editor and the city editor are
in bed and there are only two reporters
who are lit Tor duty. Quite number of
policemen ore on the siok list. A dis.
patch from Madison says: Governor
Hoard and his entire family are down
With the grip. The governor is confined
to the house.
DECREASING IN PARIS.
PARIS, dan. lG.-The influenza in this
| oity is decreasing.
ATTACKED THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
GIBRALTAR, Jan. 6.-The influenza has
made its appearance here. There 10 no
interruption OF communication between
The American squadron of evolution and
the shore.
THE WORT is OVER IN NEW YORK.
| EEw YORK, Jan. G.-The vital statistios
for the "a hours ended noon to-day show
| the number of deaths to be lag de-
crease OF nearly 100 as compared with the
previous ~ hours. The principal CAUSES
of death,were; Pneumonia 81, phthisis %
bronchitis 10, influenza l. Il ID believed
at sanitary headquarters that the worst
OF the IL tiuenzs epidemic is over. The
siok list in the police department shows
no abatement but tue reverse. At . q. N.
4l5 disabled policemen were reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

The engagement "a announced, by family
authority, OF Miss Nellie Bayard Youngest
laughter OF ex.S' cretary Of State Birard to
Count u. A. LoawenlRupt OF S"eirn.
Count Loewenhaupt Is member Of dis
tinguished Swedish family, who for some
tlns past has been Investigating practical
mech 4nics In the interest OF alatgaS Redtsn
manufacturing concern. He spent pro-
ttqcted season among tho large estah ish.
ments along thA Clyde, and then continued
dis researches in this country. rs came to
Wilmington provided Will urexcepiionable
letters 1f iLtrliucrion 10 AIfied =. Elliott
ami ex. SECRETARY Btyard, and mas remaiusd
here ever since He meanwhile putHusd his
mechanical NEGOTIATIONS At the Harlan &
Holitngswotth Co.'s estRt ltsh ment. In hts
social relations he frequently met Niles
Bayard, and between tnom IN intimacy
soon sprsng up. which has esulted In thetr
engagement. Count Loewenhaupt Is 80
years OF age and Of pleasing appearance,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
DowAarR BmPaEss DEAD.
Widow of the Late Emf
perOr. MiIiinIn d'assca AWAY.


BERLIN, Jan. 7.-The Dowage Empress
Augusta died this afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
Her atlment was Influenza with which she
was attacked some days ago and was con-
valescinG when relapse occurred and
proved fatal
The sacrament was given hera short time
before her death.
The emperor and empress and their two
eldest sons, Drown Phncs William ana
Prince Frederick, and the gran duke and
grand duchess OF Baden, son-in-law and
daughter respectively OF the dowager en-.
press were at her bedside. Count Won
Moltke left her palace at noon. He was
much affected. A large crowd assembled
IN Inter den Linden before the palace and
much sorrow is shown for the empress.
The empress ia the grandmother of the
reigning Kaiser OF Germany. She augusta
Of Sake Welmer) WAS married to the late
Emperor William, June 18th, 1921
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
s1n,,ra stn,r. ,,lrrnit canrt.

In United States circuit court Thursday
morning, before Judge Wales, algumsn,
was heard in the case Of this Rogers
Locomotive and Machine WorNa Of Nav
Sersey, to the use Of Elizabeth b.
MoComb VS.. the Southern 'tsi'rGsa As'C
citation of Tennessee Gnh Mis6iltippi
g'hs present IL NJ action Of covenant 70
yecover the ameunt Of ceytnu bonds and
mortgages guaranteed by tnn defendant
The case was not concluded. Bates d
Harrington for plaintiff, and Senator
Gray for defendant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Frank Cunningham, a young unmar.
ried msn living at Pennsgroge. h j.,
was drowned IN the Delaware risor on
Tauialsy Afternoon while at work on the
Eepauno Chemical Company's new pier,
shout hai mila below the Wilmington
81 Northern Railroad Company pier.
He was working about 1000 feet from
shure when he lolt his balance and foil
overheard. The river was rough md the
unfortunate man was unable "a swim; he
soon sank nom view. The body has not
been recovered. Cunningham formerly
worked in this city and was engaged Hs
Waterman at the Ci.i2sna' Rink at Fourth
and Washington streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Four negroes. charged With being i'm
plicsted In the murder OF j. S. Brown, a
white planter, near Midway, Barnweli
county, South Carolina, on December 10Th,
alleged 10 BIS one OF the prime causes for
the recent butchery OF eight colored men
confined In the Barnwell jail, were before
the supreme court Tuesday at Columbia,
on habeas corpus proceedings for admis-
sion TO bail. Bail was fixed and the &C
essed we're returned to BarnWell,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
FIRE IN me WIREs.


sUIttU Dy FIAEhcSs
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
ST. Louis, Jan. S.--Shortly before 7
o'clock this morning fire started In the
basement OF the Western Union Telegraph
Building, corner OF Olive and Third streets.
The fire soon assembled through the air
shaft from the first to the top floor and Is
now burning farcely. The wires are q
total wreck,
TIE firemen are greatly hindered by the
mass Of sleet'l laden wires. II is thought
the FIRE, the origin OF which is at present
unknown will b. confined to the building.
All thu operators escaped from the building
unlniured. Tbs fire broke out In the en-
CINE room. The building Is completely
Quilted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

The Young Mems Democratic Club of
Rising Fun will bold meeting at it's
headquarters, OF Thursday evening OF 8
O'Clock, for the purpose Of taking Rcdon
upon consiiat,ou 10 DO submitted, All
the members ara especially requested to
ba present at the mssting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

EurrALo. N. Y, Jun. s.--Tho report OF the
isSt.. or Jack Rowe, the weli-known ball
playar, ptovHs 10 bs iacorreet He has been
i'll since New Year,, hut rot seriously. He
has carbuncle on his left shoulder which
is painful but does not connne him 10 hls
hail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
r,,n ..nmnt, rnr n,,irn.

Messvs. Mckee and Douguerty, county
tav collectors, vii move their o.liae on
March a5gh, from the rresent qusrfara to
ROOMS Nos. and 3. Exchsnge Building,
southwest cor4er Seventh and Marke.
atrpafa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
BosToS, MASS, Jan. S.-Stepaen Btcknell,
an old resident OF North Weymouth, aud
Orrin F, Hart, a prominent citizen End
sslectmun of Athol, died from Ia grippe
this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wire.
LONDON, jan. s Charley Mitchell. no
pugilist, attacked Ylscount Vaudeville and
Mr.. Arlington IN restaurant last night.
vlscount Vaudeville was badly beaten be.
fore the combatants were separated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Ia dhIPPE IN READING.
Tnrec 'rnou-nud cases IN the city

Three Thousand cases m the city
JGdsc EndiIcn IA Victim.
READING, Pa, Jan. Cit 10 estimated
that there are now no less than 5000
cases of inAuenza in Reading and re-.
ports are coming in to-day of the exten-
sl7e prevalence of the dissass in the
surrounding country. This was the day
fixed ny law Tor sAo swearing in of Berks
caunty's new judges. The oath was
administered TO President Judge ErGon,
trout in the ccurt hOuse, bnt Judge.
elect Endiich was suT RIG from 10
gsippe ind the oath WAS administered to
him in bed.
FATAL CASE IN LANCASTER.
LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 6.--Aartin L.
Obi nder, a young man Of this city, WA
attacked by la grippe on Saturday aud
died this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Associated Press dispatch by Special Wires
sT. LOUIS, Jan. s-The cause OF the fire
In the Western Uaion office WAS wire
coming In contact with a broken electric
light wire. 1891 -----