The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-25
A Pretty Young Lady or Pitts
burgh Strangely Disappears.
LEFT HOME FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
Over q Week ANo and Hos Not Been
Seen slncc-..H&r Parents Distract.
cd.-.shc was Not Known to Have a
Beau, Though sho Is Twenty.ono
Years of Agc...Hcr Absence cannot
lie Accounted for In ANY Manner by
Her Friends.

llTTsBuRG1i, PA., Aprll Z1.--Last SUM-
day afternoon Miss Mamie Irving disap.
peared, and tho mystery which sur.
rounds the case could hardly be deeper.
Mary Jane, or Mamie, by which namo
she is moro generally known, lived with
her father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
James Irving, on. Vera, street. Last
Sunday afternoon she went to the Sew.
cnth Presbyterian church, on Heron
avenue, to attend Sunday school, Be.
fore tho lessons commenced she was OK.
cuscd. She was seen later gotting on a
cable car and coming down to town. She
got off the car at Fourth avenue and
Wood street. There sho mot two littlo
neighbor boys and told them to tell her
father and mother, she was going 10 the
East End to visit friends From that
time all trace of her has been lost. Had
the earth opened and swallowed her,
she could not have disappeared more
completely.
HER PARENTS BECAME ALARMED.
=
Sunday evening when the young lady
did not return the mother and father
became uneasy. As tho night grew
old thorough search OF tho neighbor-
hood was commenced, but no trace of
Mamie was discovered. Later they
heard Of her saying she was going to the
East End. The father went to the
daughter had not been seem. The nolire
were then mot;fied 1 o t'''eo
The distracted intber and mo,bo- 90,
ossion NO reason for tho;r Ionnh tor's ,
actions She ;s the oniv cL;lJ Tba
father is n moderatelv well.to.,in man
and tho donohtor wos the nrido ~ ,Ia
old folks hearts The narorts @ or. M ,at ,' :
ting nrettv we'll mn in yeors and want
thnir lo uyhter IA etoy v;th thon, sho
ut times Wonld exmrsss Jos;re r. oorn avn
her own livin~ Int hor iatber womId i
ALWAYS tell her that tbere % wns nlontu ]
for them Nil to live nm hannilv I ,oIpeihas pI
Tho voung lady never shnwod . No.
nonnccd Discrimination "a ,sovo hdn,o
Her holneliie was nIwovs h.nnv md with
the eycention nj tnis onn rnssnn nona
other con bc ossicnod for hnr Inon;no ]
home
,r,, ,"o4ishD i,he; = HOUSE AND LOT.
When She last spoke OF this the
father proposed that they build n
house an vacant III bo o,nad ,r,1
H. A.. ".' ~, uHu
siie s Was " 20. sile Lensai OIL IL. Inns
sne "siscu W anu sue iiao even gone SO
iar rs 10 see contractor ABOUT build
'nE ". .si ! @2tat
Mr. lrginS W some years aso. lived at
nGastt ,0;s ia''s. ne thousnt tme girl
nlIsht nave gone pack mere. lie tele:
she had not been seen. A cousin OF
the young lady lives at Newport, KY,
"no,,an ".,u sue Nus neen .elegIaphed' Dut tho
Before tho fam;lv movod r. p,t..
burgh they lived in the pretty town Of
Indiana, this state. There Mamie had
many friends, and occasionally 'she
would express a desire to see them. II
is thought she is not there. IL docs
not seem probable that she would leave
the city, unless some ono aidcd her
The Only money she is known to have
had Sunday was twenty-five cents
which SHE borrowed from friend
while she was on her way to Sunday
school. -
Although Mamie is almost twenty.
one years old, she was never known 10
have had beau. She generally spent
her evenings at homo, and when she
did 20 out it was in com panv with ono