Death of A. M. Arzeno and Wife.

To the Editor of ‘The Detroit Free Press:
Fiat Rook, Nov. 19,—The sad news of the

‘death of A. M. Arenzo and his wife was tele-
graphed’ to their friends at this place on the
19th inst. 5

Mr. Arzeno, with his wife and youngest

daughter, returned to Memphis, Tenn., on the
6th inst., baying come North to avoid the yel-
low fever, of which disease himself and wife
dicd. His business. was general stave agent
for the firm of Romaine & Rait, of New York,
headquarters at Memphis; his home and resi-

‘dence, Flat Rock, Mich., where he had’ many
warm friends, being a man of le and stern
integrity. His age was 70 years. The sudden
news of his death has thrown a gloom over the
neighborhood where he has so long resided.
During his stay North he was azealous worker
in collecting funds for the yellow fever sulfer-
ers for the very city to which he and his wife
returned to die. '

i H.. W. L.