The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
A YOUNG WIFE Is MISSING.
..r EIJNG HEARD OF MRS. ANDRADE
SINCE LAST THURSDAY.

Her Husband Is an Instructor In Mathe-
MATES and They Were Married Only Two
Months and n Hnif ARo-Husbnnd Gives
Notice That He Won't Pay Her Debts.
On the evening of April II last Laura Miller.
n daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller. who
live near the corner OF East Second street and
Greenwood avenue in the Windsor Terrace
district OF Flatbush, was married to David Do
Costa Andrade. an Englishman and an instruc-
tor In mathematics in Brownies Business Col
lege. Brooklyn. The wedding took place In the
Greenwood Baptist Church. Fifteenth street
and Fourth avenue. tho Rev Robert Is. Hall.
pastor OF the church. performing the cere-
mony. Some OF the Brooklyn papers. which
little more than two months ago published an
nouncements of the wedding. published last
Friday the following notice. at the instance Of
Mr.. Andrade:
ASpR.DE. Notice is hereby given that my wife.
Laura NJ. Andrade. having left my bed and board
without just cause will not he responsible for any
debts contracted by her. DAVID d. C. ASDHApE.
June 20. 1889.
Briefly. the story back Of the above notice is
that Mrs. Andrade has not only left her hus-
bands bed and board. but she has disappeared
as completely as If the earth had opened and
own family profess to know nothing about her
whereabouts Yet. for all this, neither hns-
ance to the police or asked for assistance in
finding the young woman. This action, or
% of he AMI ' to sS b
the father OF the young woman last nj ght that
she is in a delicate condition. and that her ply
stefan told her husband two weeks ago that his
wife was not in her right mind.
After the couple returned from their wedding
at i" Fourth avenue. which Mr' Andrade had
furnished throughout According to the state
a. ~ N hni n ant
| without her husband
authority Tor the statement that Mr.. and Mrs.
AAndradiS had something Of quarrel last last
for thu b"sness V college and "pt" ended
| by his telling Mrs Andrade that he would ex,
poet hor to accompany him to Concy Island
according to the Janitor, Mrs. Andrade packed
! her trunks with all her belongings, including
an express wagon and then departed herself.
Ged; and Mrs. Miller, her mother, and Mr. a..
the nat q is taTSsRnss: sent them 't g
the Heights near where he is employed
Then he inserted the advertisement printed
any rate. he is reported as saving Yesterday
morning that h" isn't bothering about his
wife's Disappearance and refused to discuss
,Mr. Miller, when seen last night was in
clined to crticlse his SON in law rather severe
| ly for the haste with which he had caused the
| publication of the above notice. Mr. Miller
SAID: - Hes an ,Engshman. and when the
girl disappeared he fired right up and
| put in that notice. IL" was altogether
too hasty, especially since he knew his
did He knew her condition and the doctor
| told him two weeks ago that his W fe WASH I
in her right mini. If she had been. she d
! never run away. It's nearly broke her mothers
hear. and | haven't been out since she went
| away. Have we any idea where she went Oh
whore she is !? Not the slightest She has re.
| latiNes hereabouts but she is not with any Of
| them, and W" cant get any trace Of her
| Mrs Andradc is about 20 years old. with
| dark ewes and hair. and IL said to be good look
| ing. She is a member OF the Windsor Terrace
| Baptist Society. AMI before her marriage she
| taught Sunday school class in tho Memoria
| Baptist Church, Sixteenth street and Eight
| avenue.