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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

help make up the luxurious view which
meets ''our Cbsunoey's" eyes as he
awakes each morning. His dressing
room 70 the right is finished IN flesh col
ors and Is complete in AL the conveu-
fences of the toilet. Adjoining it is a
prettily furnished room with light blue
walls and ceiling, where Chauncey, Jr.,
sleeps and dreams Of political struggles
In which he is as much interested as his
father Educated at home, he has de-
veloped a passion for political and his
torieal studies, and always surpasses in
knowledge OF those subjects boys several
years older than himself
1t would be difficult 10 picture more
charming room than that Of Mrs Hege-
man. with walls of old red and dado Of
olive green, the frieze representing scenes
from Fougera's tales, painted in antique
style. The furniture is in rosewood, and
the floor, ss in the other rooms, Of inlaid
woods-oak, walnut and ebony.
The sitting room opposite is Japa-
nese room, and is furnished in keeping
with the general design. Walls and
ceiling are elegantly decorated in Japa-
nese style, and the result is decidedly
pleasing. An ebony cabinet filed with
curiosities from japan, and vases, fans
and other curios of that country, make
the room a truly oriental one. The third
story was formerly devoted TO the serv-
ants use. ont finding themselves cramped
for room Mr.. Depew decided last sum-
mer TO enlarge the building. This was
done under the supervision of Architect
James z. Ware. by whom another story
was added and bow window placed in
the third story. Other changes in this
story were also made, and the result has
been the creation Of several handsome
guest chambers, which viii be furnished
in harmony with the rest of the house
The main stairway has been extended
10 the fourth story, which win hereafter
Dc occupisd by the ssrvantA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

q tnlaid mosaic IN variegated colors.
Turning 90 the right, the first apartment
Is the drawing room. an artistic tn
umph. The walls are finished in red aud
gold. with a particularly fine blue ard
gold ornamental frieze. copied from the
celebrated Bayeax tapestry. The floor.
of polished inlaid woods. Is covered with
rich Persian aud Turkish rugs. some Of
them marveis ~ design and color The
furniture is chiefly Louis Seize and Chip
pendaie in various shades. bat all ha--
mcniziug VITA the general tone of the
room
Noticeable among the art works is the
piece by Eadena. which won distinction
at the Paris exposition. representing
Gutenberg. the inventor Of printing.
and an approntice-a present 70 Nr. De-
pew from Joseph Pulitzer Paintings
bv eminent American and European art
lists are memoirs. among them being
some noted works Curtains Of corn
coloref eIn broidared satin hang from BE-
nesfh hammered brass grilles. and pass
ing through them the music room is
reached Finished IN gold and whiss.
with furniture In tho same coioVs. this
Ia one of the pret6sst Of the many apart
ments in the hoase. ard here AZ her
grand piano Mrs. Depsx is among bar
monious surroundiazs
At one side. in Kisss esse. Is the
kevres vase presented - Mr.. Dspew by
the FRENCH governments - commeFn-
crate his oration At the unveihng q ths
Bsrtholdi statue Further along on the
same sla Of ths hall - the spacicus din
iug rocrn. where forty xusSts can -
sested- The wals % daFk red are in
keeping vith ths massive mahogany
furnitars. and apprupriSte gnotations
- Greek. E.asin. French an3 Enzhsh
form q frisze. A large mahogany side
board eonesin@ dispisv # rare china
ami porceisin. aaooh - ubica = 4 his
turical inseTest
Csn=sser the hall - Hbra~v. a Hsrv-
rocr1 furnished entirely after r--reis1
design. is reached. where fr-,n tbe cali
tuE IN blue. black and gsla k-ok down
tae sscrei itis kn1 croccsisie. While tha
tece 81 ere ef the Pharoahs wsa-bes
froua = painting sse prep&rasou - tAoe-
1rahous which sehxht shoesants =
Americans. Ar-.nrsd arouad ~ rooa-
Norf shelves ara savsrai sA.s9saad vi
s1rqs ~ hansissrselv bosnd bocxs. sr7s-
srassing she ci,ossees 81 she ~oxld's 49,
tsrs the hhrzrv bssna ssz>sriaisy en-
pIeta in hissorical ~srlus The iaw esl
lecsOa - asse lsrze sad we1 seaecteL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A MAN OF HIS WORD.

He Prosiscd to Send Forty Men Around
and Kept the Promise.
1t was boiling hot day in August,
and st. Louis clothier was mopping his
brow at the door when an acquaintance
observed:
"You seem 10 be taking it hard"
MY souli bat | vhas oaferpowered
md dun fort vhas proke in two in der
middlel'
Heat affect you that way"
"Heati Who said heati l can shtand
fifty degrees more of dot. No, it vhas
, semeting else l find man who keeps
his word wild me-"
''How was it,
"Vhell, dis morning der mate Of q
shteaInbo comes in here to buy cloth
ing. He vhas a VERY honest looking
man, und he says he can pring forty
deckhands to my place l says if dot
vhas SO like to gif him a suit Of
clothes
Rather risky"
'sOh, no. fix him like dis: l bundle
up dot suit und leaf him next door. IL
forty mems come and inquire for cloth
ing der suit vhas his. If not, he doan'
get him. de has shust gone AWAY NIT
der suit"
But you are long way ahead if you
sold to forty men"
Il doan' sell ncttings to a single man.
How you suppose vhas toOken in; 1t
vhas a great game. Ash dot SIS suit re
took avhsy only cost me S425 | can al
most laugh aboudt myself. Here is
how she vhas. One-man after another
comes in, looks about und says:
Good day. Say, vhas going down
to Florida dis week, und l like 20 take a
fur trimmed oafeTcoat along. Show me
something's for about twenty dollar
''Efery man said dot same thing. und
when der last one vhas gone oudt und l
vhas lying on der floor in dead faint
dot mate comes IN und says:
'Vhell, | take dot suit along. If Won
doan't half some fur trimmed oafercoats
for my boys haf to go somewhere else.
| vhas a man who always keeps my
word
''Und dots what ails me-" he gaSped
as he fell upon a stool at the door. Fur
trimmed oafercoats when IT vhas 1O5
degrees IN my ice boxr-New York sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
| only slight congestion Of toe mucous
1 membrane of the nose 81 brst, increases
with each cold until Il spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
/ the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, eton-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia aud many other DIS
iressing and dangerous complaints. A
iuil account Of your present c0nd ton
and the treatment you require, wall he
given you free Of charge by Dr. : Clay
Todd. IS Acnroc-st, Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II you are nervous, restless, irritable.
sleepless or wake after h0rrd dreams,
tircc mornings. with a ouli headache,
bad taste ia the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 70 about your employ.
ment without life. energy and ambition,
deslre 20 be alone. gloomy forC boa. ncs.
a disposition 10 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain. eofne.
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion ~
nerve power, which may end n utter
prostrspon, insanity and death.
If you have great sense Of weakness
aud weariuess. with tired lmbs, numb
ness. trembling, prlckiy sensations. cold
feet end legs, YOU are advancing ~ that
most serious disease. uaraiTtis.
II your head sches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensabons. loss q
nlemcfy, and yoa think Nifh difficulty. &
or you are sieepiess 81 nlNbt. With dros-
sness and euiiness during tie day. tbe
nerve and hrsn fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death
If you have any q fhese feelings Do
not neglect them - they VII end in psr.
slyns, insanity. pfsstrat or ~ death
"A yOu value youf iife CO uot Degiecf
thee wsFnings. Timss ana etptfieucs
have showp. and hundreds OF startling
and mafvtsfous cEres tavf proved. lhsl
ttese dsfeBses sfs perfectly aDd con-
plstely cured ~ Dr. s. Cay Todd. No.
IS MCnroe-st. room 9. Grand Rapids.
Under fbe use Cf lr !. Cay Toae's
remarkable remedies. AZ these svnan.
toms weld as a ~ weEc and strength
Fl nerves. r'rof ~ bra n. vitality 70
blood and health q bo5y are soon -
stored.
Hs remedies are purely vegofshia
and harmless aue csn only be Obtained
81 hs ofiioe.
DR TODD compounds his prsserir-
tioas tsfoTs ssch pat sut IN he Office.
Csfafrh, 0rsfuess, rheumat SIN. Der.
Teus debility, imnotenee sna 80 ca
ssees fesgitaE from ears luf srfengHs
sud sTcesses q fusr10C,t D II 4 lseasef q
tie urinary organs. HsrfaI psrs vss,
Vsrioooells. rDTtufes. tumors. scTof uis,
Cd sores. cropsv, skn disesses, ifef
SIS s1areF cOruEialHis. heart q iseasrs.
shoftnes of fTesfh. tscf ~ bead,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

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sszA n>@s D~<~z-4s>sts~
A shae<zczl zA<a t<ls s1~ felle~zzx
stxy. Hs dBa nes stss1p< - sseea fss
- truEh. se - wsztex doss na<. uAss~ly
zissng 4 kcrs TX y wh@s Il = woF<h - al
lius<zaEson e : wxzasNs VII TA@ n-az
= ~ sos4 tAe s1ssy s-~o alsfses<-4 1ss
nzzaaz oE tAase azsak wbsezs = = related.
bss swtnx - 1l.s aeaet sbsat tas aa<4o-
lass ser@esky u ths tsls Il se1l9 nos ts
ter - naszgioA ths na4aoS soraes II "
say kkAt exs 49, a. 2<seF aud tAs okAsr
az .csxess. zzsa 18th very well kD0wn 70
ths pabaic - cal ths actor p Be
eAase that Ls a1s4E 4s far ~ ons c&n set
from kis E&x.<. xnd tie actress Ma
A--, bso@ass h<x a&aAs - neIlalas like
tAst either.
Mis- A., BESIDES being perhaps the
meet prominent character IN TIE play,
wzs also the stage nasslAger. snd II wss
she wks regulated hr. Y-'s salary.
Now y had long contsndea that
his salary wss not 0ns-Ash vh&t il sAoald
be, and Miss A. declared - hrmly
that tAls was nsikkex hers nor there, for
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The most marked Characteristic q the
Interior is the great elegance Of the fin
ishing. in wh'ca 10 pcOfusiou of beau
tlful articles il joined Al artistic arrange
msus and = luxurious combination Of
form and color
Originally 4 had be~n int xded to give
house warming early IN ~ vanber. bat
the workmen ~ re backward sad cd not
tiIaish their eentyacs N time. Therefore
is VII not be Rnsil Late in December that
tke contemplated house warming viii be
given, saa n the near tine sll TIE arts
TIC hs@Eties ~ the househoid viii remain
covered up. HKNRY JoHEscN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06


was hanished from his household BY =
small army of pias.erers. carpenters aud
ether mechanics. who took c0mplste
possessioa before tho geaial doctors de-
partere for Europe early in the year
They held ths place against al comers
long after Mr. Depews return. compel
hng thar gentlemen % take refuge with
his fanniy At = hotel The workmen
have AZ last given way, however. and
the improvements they wrought arc 50
substantial and wonderful that DIR. Do
pew Eees himself moro than repaid for
his temporary banishment. Hls man
sion i practically = new one.
The big. brown stone building was
formerly occupied by Surgeon General
William HAmin0ad. and WAS always dis
tingaished from ths neighbsring build
ings By its stFl nng exterior. The differ
euce has become more marked than ever
now that 10 Il crowned by an additional
story A Gothic gable now surnounts
an additional bow window. with brown
stone pilasters and carried capitals.
The change Is oven greater IN the In
terror than on the outside. as the house
has been. in is main parts. entirely re-
modelled and newly furnished Eater
mg through the heavy outside oaken
doors. The first impression is Of the ex-
quisite taste with which the broad and
lofty hall has been furnished There are
old italian chairs. quantity carved card
receiver and medieval suit of armor
Al tho foot Of the great stairway. A
number OF paintings. among others Gill
bert Stuart's portrait OF W ashington. are
80 disposed as TO give the best possible
effects.
The walls are finished in terra Gotta,
with gilt acorns IN relief, and the door is
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

nrss - ny k~p~ws ~s<ks1s1. . yssssEs
AL ie@@kz2s - - r~eezGaza soeza <n3
.-io~Eag 11aa e@sy .-1s~ss - xiz1srs. Ia
sa< nu@< = |. e1ss-1a Ess1a. ~xsh s1alse~
siisa ~skh pohxs>l .4d sen@ssl p4sszAr
~sa <2a 1ss - sz2p.,<t.ass fosz<a4s.
ks<4aans - th< hAll. tAs psesp<zoa
ressEa = Fs~ehs4. wasxs sbsvs selzs
aang ~zt1 Lesuaa s~z1s xolz ssAszos4~xsi
s-ssa ers eslAe4ss hrt<zss II ozs4za So
srea p4ssler maeks rs.ef flAs rnralsars
= n@zalg II tas SeFsassensh ssasx.rs
md ssabEzee~ s1xae rafs gaeess n esrxe1
ross~ooa- Ga z.Antsl = : ~ancsrfsal
slses ~ zzeck@alzza Ia EAs shape ef =
al1asseare beeozaoslys. s.s machinery q
~hAea FeF0lyss oa . ever ee1ag aesed-
A saeaAes ef rare oxle = ersae ts<<iaes u
Mr. Dspew's taste - eoklseter - ails
"a nts fFsq1saE vista abroad
A fesf1Fe II tAs lakerssr - . broad
spe1 stairway. vita el2boEztsly carved
FEllass. E1e4nzag wa4eb ons reaches
the slseplng Apartments Il ths f4aally.
ae~ consisting u M <ad As. Dsl<w
and Cl.Auneey. Jr., ass@ II years: Ars.
Depew's two little nieces Daughters of
hsr dead brother. Ar. W A. Hesssa2nh
sad hsr uethsE, Nrs. William Hege-
nan- The fsoat roon with b0w ~ia-
dow overlooking the street, occupied By
Mr. aad Ms. Dspew. u aEishsd taste
rally n delicate sslm0a color. vita
papdrr m6ehs ffiaze OF = hghtsr shade
and doors or terra Gotta
The furniture II of walnut aud Italian
marble. the arrangement Of tas bow
window being particularly elegant.
Dainty eechings sad beautiful paintings
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Nxv fgzz. Dss -Dx. chsunesv n.
Det@S, eraser. rkllfes.1 przsi.ient 4nd
cansizasts ga tAs kspabAean presltaa-
"a a4inin4zoa, aaa f2sG t.ksn pssses~
sioa n his Asns again Al IA. - Wet
hifty fourth street. ar@r Fifta svenas.
sor Ea1rs sAAa ax uaoaEns ~ Dspsw
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

A FrsocbsnaR who was zudvirg IN
siish. Ard Eho had not passed the pre-
kEsfnary stages. conceived the idea q
writing letter - ms absent wife IN
hat lsnEuazs- Having mastered TIE
asse sne hs stTsck bis srst soag IN =
canfssfon e sdjectiv-~ when ne ad-
ars-s~d his s-etsr half ~ Ny sxDez<sw.
wiss. fsiRxhaHaton L.aSer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

wei rvs yoa lsss t0rsnty r yszr hours
~ have IOWA. SD ezsa ehssvE1Aa Il
he vtxslen.ne oovnFsfrs@e.
de you believe sine h uap~yr sskes
sfa ansi@<ir~d vsTtox
o. -. certainly
-Tseu bow usach sass WI You give
ma - Leer~ 81 oocssr ManseT's = eeklz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A Dangerous Man.

Wooden-Well. you can say what you
choose. ! d.Jn't ike Sneaker.
Edgely-Why. he's a very fine fellow.
polite and accommodating.
Wooden-Yes. he's polite enough. no
doubt. 10 your face. but he's one Of those
fellows VINO viii cut yvur throat behind
yozr bacE-Bceton Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

~vFhs1's IL rsaseex ws<a w-s tos5sy.
rerr.vf Yes se~rs ~ - waoasy-
Y ara. : s-sS ~ - sezla by Yes
saTsay wee pss and rs's ~oo4~a wsS-
sing. sra a. s.e nefzls ba<s seae sxa ssssa-
xsae @--.Ss~ Eoxk $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Ca-a--f sear yoo szxs fszhz ezz w<ss
ESwz r = -
GEams--has ex~c<l,. psy 8esr H-~
NJ. Cias=zua>sr - soak = tzxzshsa. sos Z
--A nes1c<<n <<-ncs~
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Fhst hsht nan you 49,, Mr.. Coze-
ls4Ehr sae sst3 sz sse scales
Il oUshs - -, : ~ respors6ed cnn5-
esneY. TN ths szVe~1ntendento ~ sezz-
de fasraeyy. - " ashsnTsnr Ssax
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Mrs. Blunt-Yoa zocrsd swfuIly l.ss
riEht. Joha.
Mr.. Biuut--I 6ont hesieve IL
But You did
II did Ro< Do you szp7o@ Tn
aeaf7- II szalsee BlasiA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Ado2Phus-Autrmn il a sad season n
me. / wonder why the leaves taroed
red7
Angelins-Perhsps they're blushinc.
Adolps1Js-Ah, bat why should they
hIask2
Angelina they blush to see
TIE Trees - bars. .-Arnerica.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-30

ATHEsTON.-At GAINESVILLE. Ohio. on the
2dth instant, Charles I. Atherton, aged 50
years.
BELvlLLE. On January -, catharine f.
daughter Of } p. and NJ. b. Belyille.
CLANEY In this city, on January %.
Harry, son of William and Mary Clavey. aged
Is years.
VISION the 2sth instant, John Davis,
brother of Jason Davis. aged n years.
DUNCAN I'm this city, on the 9th in
slant. Arthur. son OF Arthur and Lizzie Dun
can, aged years.
GARNER. I'm this city on the 9th instant,
Edward r. Earner. in the goth year Of his age.
GIBBONS. In Philadelphia, on the 9th
instant. William Gibbons. aged "a years.
GRUBB In this city, ON January 20, Henry
p. Grubb, IN his 10th year.
HILLtR In this city, on January 20
Helena G. Hitler, aged about % years
LEWIS I'm this city. on the 9th instant,
Of influenza, Mrs. Rebecca Lewis, widow Of
the late George Lewis, of Philadelphia, IN the
Relatives and friends o. the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her brOt er, William j. Max
well, No 2l9 Tatnali street, ON Friday after
noon. the 3lst instant. Services at the house At
2 o'clock. Interment at Riveiview Cemetery.
LENrZ;-On January 20 Elizabeth d., wife
OF Henry LentZ.
MALONEY.-In this city, on January %
Rosanna, daughter Of Daniel w. and Catha-
rine Maloney, aged months.
MESSING.-In this city, on January Is
Jacob Messing, in the b7th year OF his age.
OLIVER In Newark, on the 9th Instant
i Deborah A Oliver, aged 81 years
PATTON.-On the 26th instant, James IL
son Of the late Hugh Patton, aged p years.
| ROBERTS. in this city, on January %
Elizabeth, wife Of John L. Roberts, in th'
18th year OF her age.
Taylor, wi low Of Bowman Taylor. in her sstf
| year.
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Mnllnm wnrren.. Nm.

BosroN, Jan. 80. The will OF the lat e
William Warren provides that at the death
Of testator's wife $50 900. the interest on
which is for her uss during life, shall b..
paid to trustees Of the Museum Of Fine Art
for fund with which 10 purchase paint
ings The paintings, With others which may
be given 10 the museum, are to be known as
the Warren collection. The sum of $500
is bequeathed to the Weshingtonian home,
Boston; 5000 70 the Massachusetts, Infant
asylum, 5000 10 the Young Mems Christian
union, 900 10 the Second church ia Bos-
ton aud 81 900 each 70 nine charitable socie.
ties in Boston.
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May-Jamar.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
EIKToN, Md, Jan. 3O-The wedding
Of Miss Annie f. lamar, daughter OF
the late Rueband lamar Of this place. and
sister of Register OF Wills E. r. lamar
to Richard f. May, took place yesterday
afternoon at Trinity P. f. Church. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. vii.
liam H. Schouler.
The bride was attired in garnet cloth
travelling costume. A son Of the groom
was the best man. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the home Of the
bride. at the conclusion Of which Mr..
and Mrs. May took a north bound train
for a short trip, and later will start fol
Bozeman, Mont, their future home.
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WLKINs-''Did Suem win his law
suitf" Filkins-''I think so saw his at
torney wearing suit of new clothes.
Minneapolis Journal
oReASIsT-Do you think you can man.
age the hellowsf
Blower (seeking job)-Oh, yes; was
formerly q town site boomer. Chicago
Globe.
BRoNsoN-Cadley, did you tell Smith.
ers was the meanest White man that
ever livedf
csdlsy-No didn't draw the color
! is4- Bai.--yss Herald,
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TIE PRESS.
and Wssfe I" CITY ana state
Hbasth
- stands without thoroug
loyal politics trustworthy recording events
a,sse SSTPaRioR %sg'zIns ladies'
A Newspaper in Every Sense Of the Word.
Delivered by and careful every Wilmington
-BERIFF's SALES.


GHERIFFnS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Ais. Levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the City of Whining
ton. New Castle County, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 1sr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890.
At o'clock, D. M,
The following described real estate viz:
A lot Ot land situate in the city Of Whining
ton, with the buildings thereon erected, at the
Intersection of the easterly side Of seventh
avenue aud the southerly side of Anchorage
street. thence sOutherly along said side of
seventh avenue ~ feet 70 the northerly SIDE
of Brown street. thence thereby easterly 200
feet to the westerly side Of Sixth avenue,
thence thereby nnrtherly 22 feet to said side
Of Anchorage street and thence thereby west
erly 10 beginning.
(4ev. Fac, February T. 1901
Siezed and taken into execution IS the prop
ertY of William r. Beatty a nd Emma, his
wife. and {. T., and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington Jan. IS, 1880.
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Infnnticlde ~ rrrn,nn-

TRENTON. Jan. so Julia Craig, a 20 year
old colored girl, employed by Joseph Han
mum, a retired and wealthy Quaker living
on East Hanover street, gave birth to a
child on Tuesday. Immediately upon the
birth Of the child she killed it by dashing
its head against the bedpost The crime was
discovered and the girl placed under arrest.
She asserts that Casper Hutchinson, 10
year-old colored writer, is the father Of thu
chill
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NEwBuRG, \. Y, Jan 90 jury in
vestgating the cause Of death Of Thomas
Dawson, the man who died from an electric
shock last Monday, returned the following
verdict. That Thomas Dawson came TO his
death by a current Of electricity passing
through his body The jury censures the
Newburg Electric Light aud Power com
pany for neglect in not properly attending
70 tue grounded wire when notified.
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al Archltect.. sulcIde.

CHICAGO, Jan. 50-Henry Raywold, a
prominent architect committed suicide at
II O'Clock at his home in Montrose by shoot
ing himself. Raywold had been suffering
for long time with disease that gave him
great pain. Several operations were per-
formed without aifording relief, and he de-
termined to end his life. He left a letter
bidding his family good-by.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-30

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 30.-William Mess.
tenhefIer, foreman Of the stone quarries at
Chichies. was killed yesterday by an explo-
sion Of dynamite. Workmen had prepared
q blast, and the charge failing to explode,
Messtenhetfer went to examine it. An ex-
plosion occurred as he was standing over the
spot. His head was torn of and his body
otherwise mangled
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-30

AMSTERDAM, n Y, Jan. S0-Mrs Nor.
man Houghton has eloped with her first
husband. man named Pinch Pinch has
just been released from the state prison
sitter serving q Eve years term Mrs
Houghaon leaves her second husband and
two children behind her. She is IS years
old and is good looking
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-30

LONDON, Jan. S0--The celebration Of the
marriage Of Mr. Harry Neville Gladstone,
third son Of the ex-premier, TO Miss Maud
Rendel, daughter Of Mr.. Stewart Rendel
Liberal member of parliament for Mont
gomeryshire, occurred today. Many dis
tinguished guests were pres mt aud the affair
was brilliant one.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-30

=. He from Philadelphls) May l help
you. to the cake2"
She from Bostoul - Rely. would
rAEher sit whore em hut II you win
hAna ne TIE 1ske. III 10 oDAgea to yc0,
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