Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
ANOTHER MISSING oSE.

Ol Inc afternoon OF FEBRUARY i Z.
1855. Lieutenant l.. W. Remey, Of
the United states navy, executive
officer u the training ship Ports
I mouth, arrived in New York Oh the
J Old Dominion steamship Roanoke.
( 4 number OF friends saw him walk
/ down the Gang-plank at pier IS,
I North River, carrying 4 small
han6-b5g in his hand, He was
never seen by them or any one
again.
Advertisements were placed in
the NEWSPAPERS asking information
/ Of him dead Or alive. Circulars
were thrown broadcast over the
country, ciews followed out with
the utmost presidency, effort and
money spent for six long months;
yet today Lieutenant Remey re-
mains utterly beyond the pale Of
human apprehension, as though he
had been swallowed up in the earth. /
Charlie Rsss has been an insOluble
problem that has never lost its entire (
hold on public curiosity.
One evening in 1873 Richard c. |
Brandels, a noted physician Of New |
York. with family to whom he /
was devoted, a fine physique and /
in prosperous circumstances, left |
his home at - West Thirty-third |
street TO deliver his customary lee.
tures in the hospital. He lefl the
lecture hail and that was the last |
ever seen OF him. Al the search
ing of detectives, the flooding the
country with photographs OF the
missing man failed to reveal any
token Of his whereabouts. At his
home they are still waiting in vain
expectation Of his return.
The country gaa secured high and
low in search of stilinlsn S.COnant,
tire editor OF RdEper's H'esIIy, who
went out one night ami never has
been seen or heard Of since. Many
false trails were explored, fTuitIess
searches of dead bodies Instituted,
but be has vanished completely as
though spirited away by superna-
tnTal powers.
Boss FlOringtOn vas a sporting
butcher, who lived in New York.
was well-knOwn man about town,
and .iaj n great many friends. He
drank WITH Z party Of them one
evening. saying It =a5 time to go
home. He has never since come to
the surface OF humanity.
a still more mysterious case was
that Of Chancellor John Lansing,
who got into cab to 90 on an Al
bany boat oTrs afternoon. He was
never seen or heard Of afterward.
The case of poor Mary Evans,
who went out shopping with her
mother. and at Macy's on Broad
way, left her mothers sideto look at
q ribbon or something, and was lost
forever, is another disappearance
for.
The beautiful young woman's
head that was found in the North
ltiysr in 1869 was kept by authority
u law for two years, and death
mask was tsHs1 Of 1t before ''decay's
-ffncing fingers had swept the lines
where beauty lingers.H Is was
alsely identified several timea, and
was szid TO he and by many identi-
fed % being the head Of the beau-
IuI Ada fSicasi, who turned up
,IIye and well in New Drlesns four
rears after. But to this day to whom
hose peachy cheeks, soft eyes, red
ips belonged lisa mystery.
MYSTERIES IN oISoISS4Ti.
There have been unsolved mys- >
cries In Cincinnati az well as In
everal other cities Of the laud. No
me vet knows who 50 fonlly mnts
Tered Exposition COMMISSIONS
Ross. ghc was seen Oh late trnin
,oipg TO hts home in Glendale,
ew years ago. Nor has any one yet
,uhlicly given out p solution OF the