The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-28
BROTHER OF TIE GIRL
Holds to Idea That Foul Play
Was Done.
Miss Warner Weep8 When
She Sees Wilson's Relatives

The members Of the family Of the miss
ing John Wilson learned nothing yester-
das Of his whereabouts and there is just
as much mystery about his disappear
ance as ever. There is no clue to his dis
appearance and those who are interested
In the case have not the slightest idea
where to begin to find him.
The father Richard Wilson and D. ].
warner. a brother Of the bride to have
been. who arrived here yesterday went
around town yesterday trying to secure
some clue as to the missing man. They
we're disappointed. for none was TO be
found that would give the many salts
faction whatever.
Mss Asenith Warner the girl to whom
wilson was engaged. arrived on the
Santa Re yesterday from her home
at Strong city. She was accompanied
by a sister. They were met at the train
by Mr.. Wilson and the young lady's
brother. When she saw the father of the
missing man. she broke down and cried
bitterly. She leaned on the shoulder Of
her brother and 1t was with difficulty
that she could be comforted.
After a short time the uttle party
moved along the platform toward the
street Teams would come unbidden into
the ewes Of Miss Warner and # was with
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The bystsnders had the impression that
some accident had occurred, on seeing
the party.
Miss Warmer is nearly q years Of age.
She has dark hair and eyes. Her face
IS attractive and her eyes when not
swollen from weeping, would give the
impression that the owner had a cheer
ful disposition.
Miss Warner was dressed in a dark
gown and while on the street wore a
heavy dark veil on her face with q
brother and sister on either side of her
she walked along to the conveyance Of
the Wilson's and was taken to the home
of the father OF the missing John VIII
son.
GIRLS BROTHER IN WICHITA.
Warner arrived here yesterday morning.
He came to ascertain, If possible TO Sc
cure information regarding John Wilson.
He was troubled about the matter and
could not understand why Wilson should
not be ready for the marriage ceremony.
After arriving here he went out to the
Wilson home and he and Richard Wilson
returned to the city and began their
search Tt awaited nothing. They dii
find clues Of the man. what he did
portion Of the Christmas DAY. but there
everything was lost
WHAT WARNER SAYS.
Mr. Warner was seen by a reporter for
the Eaele yesterday afternoon He said:
ar cannot understand why John Wilson
should not have been prepared for the
wedding which was to have occurred yes
terday We had the utmost confidence
IN him. For some months he made his
home with ms and we considered him as
one Of the family. He had many friends
in Strong City and was Wen liked.
Gle was there nearly three years and
during that time DE met my sister and
the c0urtshiD beean. 10 was agreed some
time ago that they should be married on
The day AFTER christmas.
Every ln'ns was in readiness. Inc min
lister was I'D me nome. even some or the
presents haa arrived. re guests hao
as'5enoiea. We could not 1h.hA l'l what
John would come We waited TOT MIN.
me ume "el on ana sun ne ola not
come NJ wondered our 1aoush1 mat
ne haa oe2n oei2yea perhaps by some
thlhs lnt1 ne oo'ia ho1 prevent ME SIS
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