The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1902, Page 4

WOMAN OF FIFTY LEAVES HUSBAND AND SIX CHILDREN. + Mrs. Alexander Struthers, of Cornwall, parts from Her Home. YOUNG CL A ESCORT ISIN ‘Mystery About the Ab- sence of Miss '‘Dim- ple’ Lawrence and CG. T. Foster. De- WENT DRIVING TOGETHER. Father of Young Woman Be- lieves It Is All a Lark and No Harm Has Come to Daughter. ; Va i The strange simultancous disap- pearance of Clarence T. Foster a young married man, and Miss “Dim- ple” Lawrence from Good Ground, L. L, where both had been living for the summer, is coupled with mys- tery. Miss Lawrence is the pretty daugh- ter of John S. Lawrence, a real estate man at No. 149 Broadway, and who »resides in Brooklyn. Clarence T. Foster is a member of several Long Island country clubs ‘and was married to a young New “York woman a few months ago. He is reputed to be wealthy. Neither Mr. Foster nor Miss Law- Fence has been seen by near rela since last Monday event ter drove that even View Hotel at West young woman was h parents. Mr. Foster and Miss Law- rence chatted pleasantly for a few min- futes, and when he suggested that she g0 driving with him she accepted the Mrs truthe tS he prepared breakfast for. saw them all « “On May 2% the children anc How many women have gone through the experience which drove Mrs. Alex- :'s invitation. They later appe at the | ander Struthers, a n past Afty, to) work. nd went out to 4 Hampton Pines Club, where t vere | forsake her comf home, her hus- | den, When he ¥ band, her six grown children and go{ kitchen empty le joined by Mr. Eugene Disbrow, a mu- tual friend. Dined at the Club. 4 The trio dined at the club, and when isa Lawrence and Mr. Foster drove away in Mr, Foster's trap they sald they would return at once to the hotel. That was the last seen of the couple by walted until noon for his hen he be out, a stranger, utterly alone and friend- less, to battle Inst the wot For three weeks the missing from her home at Cornwa Y. The police of this city have ty asked rch for her, and the Rev. Lee M, Bea superintendent of the Madison Square Church House, whitch run by Dr, Parkhurst's congres has enlisted the ald of many char organizations tn the endeavor to restore the woman to her family. Mr, Beattle preaches in the Presbyterlan Church at Cornwall and Mrs, Struthers and all the members of her famlly were devout members of his flock. | “rMs, Struthers was a devout womar and a devoted mother,” #atd Rey. Mr. F ame alarmed arched th nthe par taken woman i FS 4 their relatives. fae) 6° «The next morning a small rowboat which Miss Lawrence was accustomed to use was missing from its moorings. er t was found adrift and one of the oars was broken. This ga ise to e fear that both Mr. Foster and Miss wrence had been drowned while row- Ing. Wien further search was made It ‘was learned that Mr. Foster's trap in which he and Miss Lawrence had Tire “Her fami the only ex; he Beattle to-day, in telling The Evenin | been driving was/aleo missing World of her strange Paleiped ar y Beasenig Lawrence, (tne itather. of Miss “She was one of those women who give , and wrence, will not believe that any harm has defailen his daughter. He vo States emphatically. “Why, it is all a lark,” he said to-day to an Evening World reporter. “‘My im- ression of vhe whole affair is that my @aughter is stopping somewhere with friends, probably >t Riv she has several acquaintan can be nothing in the co! pearance of my dayghter ) ster, whom I know very iso to be a gentleman. thelr lives up so unreservedly to their Ut the as a cloistered nun. Led a Devoted Life. “For many years she made her home at Cornwall, and yet the station agent ‘ould not remember ever having sven She had few friends, indulged in| pleasures. Her whole life was! 7 wrapped up in her home duties, From; jis.) morning to night she tolled about her t r Hand kn “Why, look at this desk," exclaimed | house. Her children had grown Mr. Lawre ‘All were at work In the carpet fac! “which he at Cornwall, and the time had just fs] When she would have been able to enjoy | ith ree a little comfort, when she suddenly went | py kt)% | .jawey. ‘and pink “IONE GIRL GOT ALL HONORS IN THIS GR ‘/She Was Salutatorian, Valedictorian, Historian and Only Prize Winner. telegram from there? If anything Suppose there would bications fromm. regarding my ai @s her going aw no! there can be 7 haven't been at ral days, and i awiy Monday I priced of it by th’ received one word from blue Wrapper ebe ; © wrote ton ‘all a lark, that ts my Impres Somewhere with “Youne fol privilezes That my da ris S friends, as 1 stated before Matter ts eifted down Agua | W vl ow 2 lower e! 0 played and saps in the Had it le graduating tha me du the end. Of c ani will be wor lass, Straigat stdry, if there is any 5 A crowd that packed the school hall) ft at all. That $s all 1 know about it." to the doors assembled to see ——— Misa Conway stand "with reluctan Eleriricul Society Eleetion, t rty oncerted, bi Tself as soon ua she oe rincipal e| delivered the salutatory, | WIDOWER FOUND HANGING. was lant » itt ary, and the to drowh his sorrow. He to Kill himself weveral tmes. For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE IT. KELLY, ADUATING CLASS, C 8 lo- | MIENT HIGU-GH 18 . THE PUBLIC HAVE CASTORIA i a oe Ghis C@Week’s Sale BLUE SERGE SUITS We believe it would be difficult to find any | suit that would be of such general interest at the present moment as a blue serge—both from the standpoint of style as well as utility. For this reason we have arranged a special offering of blue serge suits for to-day and to- oe" $12.50. The serge in these suits is of a finer quality than is ordinarily put into $16 suits, and the | making is superior too. The average $16 suit is essentially a ‘‘machine-made”’ garment. These suits are made as carefully as our high- er-priced garments—collars, stays, button- holes, all those little details that really go to make the well tailored suit, are carefully done by hand. If you have in mind paying $16 to $20 for a suit—see these first—$12.50. WM. VOGEL @ SON, BROADWAY, *{.00Down,*t.00aWeek Will permit you to purchase one of the greatest clothing bargains ever offered on such reasonable terms. ur regular $15.00 Serge Suits in blue and black, nicely lined and exceptionally well tailored, warranted not to fade, at the very low price of $10.00 We bought a large lot of these suits and the season being very | backward has forced us to make this reduction so early. HATS.—Men’'s Straw and Panama Hats at very low prices. 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