The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-13
WHERE Is MR.. GUILBERT?
WAS We sHOT ~ THE NORTH WOODS,
Is nrEsS ELECLIL.M IHLNhS2

as MINIS BEEfHih IHfNhSI
letter. Forwarded for Him from the wal
dori.Astoria to Maine. where the Rev.
d. Frederic ID. Green Understood That
~. Wont to Attend Upon His Sick Father.
At the beginning OF last week II was an
nounced that tho wedding OF Voice Adams
Beecher the adopted daughter OF the late Rev.
DR. Edward X. Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher's
brother an ! Edwin BUCKLEY Gullbert OF Lead
willie. Co.. which had been set for last
Tuesday, had been postponed on ac-
count OF an accident to Mr.. Guilbert
while on hunting trip a few days earlier in
the hdirondacks Miss Bcecher said that she
received q telegram on Monday from Paul
smith's saying that the wedding would have
to 10 postponed owing to the accident. the ma
tur, OF which was not explained IN tho de-
spatch. On Tuesday II was announced at her
house 1872 Macon street. Brooklyn, that she
had received another despatch conveying news
OF Mr.. Guilberts death. and on the
following day brief particulars camo out. Mr..
Guilbert, tn. last telegram said. was out hunt
lnR near Paul Smiths on Friday OF week be-
fore last with some companions. He went OF
on q trail By himself and presently the report
OF his gun drew his companions after him to
see what no had shot. Thoy found him on the
ground NTH the gun charge In his body 1t APP
peared. the story said. that he had stun blsd and
fallen. thus setting the gun OF. Miss Bsechsr
was Frustrated. the shock coming with special
effect, as she had had pIemonItion that harm
would come to her lover II he went hunting at
this time. and had begged him not to 60 On
recovering somewhat Of her composure she
detsrrni lin cd that she must know more OF the
details OF the misfortune and decided to 60 to
the North Woods to ind them out. No addi-
tional reports OF the case appeared until
yesterday morning. whom the BROOKLYN Eagle
raised the question OF whether Mr.. Guilbert
was dead, whether he had been shot In the North
Woods or whether he had been to Paul Smiths
at ALL A nephew OF Miss Boeohsr. Charles L.
Ens!ey. a young man who says he Is In a detsc-
tive agency In Manhattan. became suspicious
Of the two kilograms regarding the North
Woods accident and set out for himself TO learn
whether all was as IL seemed Hc had been
out with Mr. Guilhert. and thoughMr. Guilbort
seemed TO have plenty Of money he did not APP
pear to spend much. Enssy says that Mr..
Guilbsrt had lived Mt the Waldorf
Astoria. He had given up his room at the
time II was understood that he started on the
hunting trip. Ensley found that he had LETT
word to have his mail forwarded to Bangor.
ing received hi, aaa.I;conirmSiion. he
: :SSs asfGF% S when @a' IN:
last Wednesday they did not see Mr..
Gullbert's body. but were told that II
bad ATTN no
ofllse PROMPTLY secured information from Paul
81 The me re sses 's .sod nH SnS Of ubea
from Peskskil' that Guilte,t's body apparently
had not come %r, nhsrs' from iead,ile and
Waldorf Astoria from Denver that Edwin
Buckley Gu,tbert was unknown in those places.
ser o Tss " ROM @p the SFt p na
a Mss B ssSS den.d h.rs. to caller. from
the newspapers YESTERDAY. Various, friends
nsr Word was i sent out tia, the 'Eagtss
story was Sensational aud that she had
no's.s TO s GT ,hn, the "oSs
tcnlly us has been gwen above and said that
i hifsI kn;- What i. .nnt had zen S
friend: b. ss,d, had also refused to talk Of
he said, we're in Possession ot Robert I.ouRhI!n,
Miss B.echer's broth-r-in-law, who was not
bert. and had taI.n the de,Pa,ches' with him
on q business trip out 81 the city Ems, sy said
middi. Initial DOUBTFUL Henderson. The sig
nature to the other he did not remembe r. He
aGIf S. i9' s 'ns poss .G%s "a
Or William + fiers 1igS q Ie2 Macon ,,Tcet:
gadns i pr Dr. f:SR.r nna 5h' rssmy
Which d. Bss.eher s:ausa,6.% to Il:
met tn. R.y B.. frsdsr!sE @refn. who s's has
s:sch:Tss house; she JIyins IL IL. shs lover
aud Mr.. Gulberi, When h, met the
BaySp% .s .'s: sfIGsH Ttsas fss
was to lie deferred as Mr.. Guilbert had been
to SHns to ,,s b; .s Tso
ha tIa bin Of IT. M THAI Ss hs
~ Of III: duIihsTt WHOM greatly surprised
wa. and now '"f Happen. daee oniy HSt TO
be p II. Msns s nn At snr2S W. 4
Or. Green, no longer lives at the Beecher house.
It having been arranged that he give up hi.
the bride and bridegroom desired TO use that
part OF the house. He could not bs seen yes
Ensley describes Mr.. Guilhsrt As above so
years old. 2 con.idershle number Of ysars
s asF 'ssn b: xssps HSs' p ss
S.sA.s e.: ss :s 4 |s"s..:: ia,S!.:
hey o.% n@ na% Aqa%' m.r a:a
named Lyon. who died in 1881 Dr. Bsechers
daughter at that time invited Mrs. Lyon 70
did so and was adopted by DR.. Boschsr
after his daughter died. taking the name
paper writer employed on the Tribune for some
time: Her nephew says that she spcnt consld-
cradle money repairing and adjoining the
house in anticipation OF hor marriage.
and that her brother. Nr. Adams
came on last week from Massachusetts to aid
in solving the mystery Of tho bridegroom's dis.
appearance, making his home with his sister.
When Mr. Adams was inquired for ut the house
yesterday the woman, who answered tho door
said she didn't know him.
Ths following despatch was received by THE
BUN last night:
DENVER, Col, Nov 12,--Thorough inquiry in
Denver. Le9dyills. Colorado Springs and
Cripple Crock have not discovered any one
who ever met or heard Of T.. Is. Guiibert.
DISCHARGES IN THE NAVY YARD.