The Washington times., 1901-07-18
TWO MISSING PEOPLE FOUND.
Mckenna and the Hawkins boy LO-
Gated. Leaving Eight Lost.

| Two persons have been located out of
long list of missing people. They are
William j. Mckenna, thirty-five years
cf age, whose home has been with AL
| phonse Bogia, a War Deparement mes
| senger. at 60i + Street northwest and
! Leo Hawkins. colored. aged thirteen
years. son of Richard Henry Hawkins. a
messenger in the State Department for
eighteen years past. The police are
searching still for eight persons reported
! absent from their homes.
According to Mrs Bcgia, who called
yesterday at Headquarters McKenna is
now with relatives in New York City,
where he went shortly after his disap-
pearance, about a week ago. A letter was
received from him yesterday by Mr..
Bogia, saying that lack of employment
and other reasons not given had de-
termined him on his plan to leave the
city. Mckenna was born and reared in
New York, and has an aunt and a cousin
living at 43 Jane Street in that city.
Owing to his sudden and unannounced
departure, the police were asked to locate
him. 1t was feared that he had met with
accident or foul play. aar
Richard Henry Hawkins called at head
quarters last night 20 say that his son
had returned to the city after an absence
of two months 1t appears that young
Hawkins. who lives at 224 Twelfth Street
northwest, has been in Baltimore, Nd,
working for a gardener ever since he dis
appeared. He told his father that other
boys persuaded him to leave home. The
boy has an aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Brown,
living at 1903 Hunter Place Baltimore.
She knew nothing of his whereabouts.
however, until yesterday. Young Haw-
kins formerly attended the Sumner public
school in this city. The police have been
searching for him.
a stranger called at Headquarters last
night to report the disappearance of one
Harvey Buchanan, aged fifty-one years,
whose home was given as the Ardmore
Hotel Diligent enquiry by a reporter
failed to elicit any information about
Buchanan. either at the hotel or else
where. According to the police report,
buchanan has brother at the Ardmore.
out this was not verified. as the clerk said
he knew Ire such party. The police are in
formed that the missing man is five feet
nine inches tall. and has been away since
July 15
A lookout sent to the various stations
last night reads:
Lookout for Kate English, fifty years
old, gray hair. blue eyes. Had check for
800, and $50 cash. Missing from home at
Woodside. Nd, since the 18th instant"
This report was received from w. S.
thompson, Il resident VI SilNeI SPIihSs'
Md. and relative of the missing woman.
At the home of Mrs. Tuttle last night
enquiry whether Lula Wilson, sixteen
years old sister of Mrs. Tuttle. who has
been missing for a week or more, had re-
turned, was met with an evasive reply. |
Reporters worry us to death; it is none
of your business was what Mrs. Tuttle |
said. 1t is not thought Miss Wilson has |
reported at home as yet, however.
Other missing people are as follows: |
Robert G. Reed, aged twelve years. of 455 |
l Street northwest: Joseph Hawkins. col |
ored. forty-eight years of age, of 1926 |
Fourth Street northwest. who has been |
away a month; Francis Gallagher. 2412 |
Central Avenue northwest, who disap- |
peared Monday night without his shoes or |
hat; Joseph Diggs, colored aged thirty-six |
years, of lc9 G. Street southeast. and |
Frank Chapman, colored, of 1926 P Street |
northwest missing since July l3.