The evening world., 1903-11-06
elrl Who Mysteriously Disap-
peared from Her Wealthy
Fathers Home in Orange Is.
Now with Other Relatives.
HER MOTHER HAD ALMOST
ABANDONED ALL HOPE.
Details Of the Young Woman's
Journey Are Not Yet Known
Father win at Once Bring Her,
Back.

An the mystery In tine disappearance
Of Clara. Josephine Coffin, OF Orange,
was removed to-day by the receipt OF .
telegram ,tfolR Omaha, sent by Joseph
crow, a COUSIN OF the girls father. Ed
ward w. Cofin. a Standard on mag
nate. The teiesrain read; * Y
t''ciara arrived late last night. She is
well. wiltswrite."
The mother Of the girl. on the. verge
OF psostratioh. doe to the severe strain
Of The ia4t two days. almost collapsed
upcA the receipt OF the good news.
Mrs. Comm had undertaken a personal
search for her missing seventeen-year-
Old Daughter. and had only been kept
tp by the excitement. The telegram.
coming wnen the mother was about to
give up in despair, brought n revulsion
Of fcciing that has left Mrs. Coffin in
an ecstasy OF JOY.
Mr.. Comm is taking the good news
nor composedly. He will go West 10
bring The girl home. starting as soon as
day or two to spend In town winding
mp some stock business and then will
set out for Omaha.
DetuiIe OF TrIp
No further news other h the tele-
gran has been received by the Coffin
family. The details of the girls trip to
Omaha are unknown to them. Why
she Vanished from sight for the time
they can hardly conjecture. They fear
TO express their opinions or this score.
but hope that the girls mind has not
become affected.
Ia Omaha lives Hazel Grow. a girl OF
the same age as Miss Coffin. They are
second cousins and met for the first
time during the summer, when Clara
visited other relatives at Newcastle.
Ind. Thsre the two struck up n warm
f~riendship. and when the time to return
to their respective homes came they
pledged one another hat at tho. first
opportunity they would Interchange WIS.,
its. Miss CONN often spoke of a desire
70 visit Miss Crow. but the family
never Imagined hat she would start out
Of her own accord.
.--otJats Miss Cofin's heart has been
set upon California, and for this reason
her parents ala not think that she had
u~ndertaken the Omaha trip. But the
fact that the girl inquired about the
rafss to California and seemed so de-
sirous Of visiting that place Is inter-
preted' as q ruse to throw her parents
on tho track. Omaha is one of the
ipoints along the most direct route to
h coast. and now at is btlleved that
IN her INQUIRIES about the fares to the
Fadinc coast she always had Omaha in
mina.
Had . Little Money.
How much money the girl started
With 10 unknown even today by her
parents. She might have had In her
poss6ssioh all the way from ten to sew
enty-lve dollars, as the girl had some
little money of her W The fare to
OMAHA tRffh sieepers and living would
reach close 10 sixty dollars. As the
lElr war accustomed to luxury adj her
life Il u. not thought hat she travelled
any othsr way than first class.
Joseph Grow Is the Postmaster OF
OnJahh and n well connected financially
ana socially In. that city. His daughter.
Hazel. - a girl OF rare beauty and
charm, according to the social items in
INT brought home at once by her father
che might remain for some time in the
Western city and participate in the So
ella festivities there for the season.
MI. Comm had determined to ofrer a
reward to-day for the discovery OF his
daughter. He had made arrangements
70 bave pictures OF her sent to all the
big 6ittsa Of the country for distribu-
kf0a.