The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-30
NAOMI BOILER DISAPPEARS.
a BROOKLrN SCHOOLGIRL PUTS ON
HER THINGS AND Walks AWAY.
This WINS on June IL. and Tint IL Positively
All Her Parents Know About Her-she IL
Independent and May Have Gone 20 Work.

Thi. was on June IL. and That IL Positively
All Her Parents Know About Her-she IL
independent and May Have Gone 20 Work.
Naomi Boiler. the sixteen year. old daug hter
OF Joseph Boiler. manufacturer residing at
900 Madison street. Brooklyn. retired to her
room at 10 O'Clock on tho night OF Juno 13.
and at daybreak the next morning she had
disappeared. She did not leave message or
the slightest trace BY which her intentions or
her actions could be surmised. II she had
dissolved into air she could not have disap-
peared moro completely or mystcriously.
The household was in CONSERVATION. but
when q few hours search had revealed the
puzzlinR circumstances and the dense mys-
terry Of 1t all. the father decided to hush the
occurrence in order to prevent the possibility
OF scandalous rumors.
"A bad story gets abroad moro quickly than
a good one" he told the police. and at his ur-
gent solicitation they searched for the girl
with the greatest possible secrecy. Not even
Mr.. Boilers most intimate friends knew OF It
until nearly two weeks had passed. On Juno
Is there appeared In the personal column Of
New York newspaper. this notice:
NAo,ni-win you como homo at once' Mamma 10
heartbroken.
And the next day this same newspaper con.
tainod this:
Saoml-why don't you como home, Mamma 4,
hcartbroksn.
:, Yesterday the father. still unwilling to pub
lisn his shilds name inserted this notice IN
story came out.
7 osr-A Rirl 10 years of ago aim built tall for her
burn On risSt wrist small enctt marx
see M pG ns TO s
Si hat rs s.ss t bat s .ns
black hand satchel; email cameo ring small garnet
ring; my,,erioIsly dsnpnearsd from her home Tne:
WI ,Ssr.iiy rewarded Address " L. M box
Even these initials were assumed or mean:
the writer became known. He is a manu-
street in this city He lives In two story
brick building. which is one Of three oil built
alike H. an and owned as BY him him -, .u,
attended the Gates avenue Grammar School.
vacation. to send her to college. She is a
clever girl: ard INDUSTRIOUS. but Of remark
reticent. speaking but little even to her par:
ents or her listers She was very fond Of
to DO idle. She did not associate with any OF
the schoolgirls after school hours and had but
nnS no
time that she went to dance or an entertain
Of ANY Kind dsF so,d
last night, she was a little more cheerful
and talkative than usual. and we all sat up
until ~ o'clock and had n good old family talk.
Then she went to her room. The next morn
ing she did not come down. and her mother
went up to see what was the matter.
Naomi had had neuralgia pain from a bud
tooth and had been putting laudanum In the
she might have swallowed some OF the stun;
had becn slept in. but we could not
tell for how long. as the bed was cold All her
things were In their prorcr place excepting
those which mentioned in the notice. They
had been taken in an orderly way. apparently
with great deliberntion.
police promised to look for her without giving
her name out. She had never known any
young men. and as hoped she would come
back in a dav or two | did all could to keep the
matter quiet. / hired two private detec-
tives. who questioned all the girls In
her ,cluss In. school, and went to all
the places she had ever been known to 90 to.
but they had no success Ono girl they found.
scribed hor. The detectives walked the length
of Halsey street and asked and asked. but they
learned nothing. Now I do not know
what to do. Ihave tried everything l can
think Of. Her mother is sick with grief. Mono
Of US can understand, it. She had all
t. earn living for herself. for
cnnnot understand why she docs not let
us know. For the last few days. my vito saya.
she did not take as much interest in her
studies as usual. but l did not notice that.