The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-10
SEARCHING STATE
FOR MISSING man
Rich Indiana Farmer May
Be Located in This
City
FFICfR 10 MAKE SEARCH
inn Remley Suddenly Disappears
from Southern Train Between
Rome and Jacksonville-lndi-
sna Officers Looking Him up +.

After searching towns and cities
@ong the Southern railway from
&0me to Jacksonville, Chief Steele.
IA the Crawfordville. Ind police. is ex-
dected to arrive in Brunswick this
aorning, see ing information which
8ill lead 70 lie discovery Of AIR John
Henley
Not in many years has there been a
e8sappearance as mysterious as that
~ the aged Indiana man, and one
93aich has baflled the police Of the cit
is Of several states Although hun
ageds Of dollars have been spent and
iAe ablest detectives and police Off
calls have been employed ard every
effort has bee made by the officials
u The Southern railway since the
pleht Of November 80. not one trace
c8 the missing wealthy resident of
Crawfordsyillc, Ind. has been found.
II was on the afternoon Of December
hat the papers told Of the myster-
aus disappearance Of the aged man
and il was on chat day the Southern
railway officials in Macon began their
saarl On the same day th4 relatiy
es ni MIR Remley in Indaiaa began
woraing from that end,
Mr. Remley. together with his wife,
.ahd his brother Mr., Daniel Remley
and his wife started from Crawfords-
vile for 81. Petersburg, Fla, to spend
tfie winter. They had seats and
hefihs IN the Pullman sleeper 'Picar-
oy and they made no change after
leaslpe Cincinnati.
On me morning OF December / the
Southern railway officials in Macon
received orders from the hea iquarters
"a the road tc send ont the section
bands to search the tracks below Ma
con as Mr.. Remley had disappeared
from the train after leaving that city
The time mentioned in the kilograms
of The aged mans disappearance seem
Cd TO indicate TO the officials that Mr..
hemley was missed from the train
81 out the time it was passing over the
Ocmulgee river and at the time it was
drought he had fallen into the river
a. no trace of him or his remains
could be found along the tracks Then
too. it was thought that possibly he
Rad fallen from the train after the
tridge was crossed and thorough
search was ade of the tracks for
seyeral miles below Macon
Similar orders were given all along
the tine from Macan to Jacksonville
hut nothing could be found that would
gave any clue as to the whereabouts
OF the man from Indiana.
Chief steePs Efforts.
When it was found that the efforts
made by the police and railroad Off.
Gals did not f5ld Mr. Remley, the rel
olives in Indiana dispatched Chief
steele OF the Charlottesville police
end Mr E. 4 Tinlkham, a son-ln-law
of one Of the missing mans brothers
IT, Georgia. Chief Steel first visited
Rome, at which city Mr. Remley was
lnown to have been on the train, and
since that time the chief has been Wis
jung town aand cities along the line
Of the Southern from Rome to Atlanta
From Atlanta Chief Steele went to
Jacksonville and consulted with the
wife of the missing man, and with his
other No word could De learned
in Jacksonville Of Mr.. Remley and
he chen wen TO Macon and began
working there
May b. in Brunswick
II is believed hat the pissing man
rs in Brunswick and the Macon News
Of Thursday, speoking Of the case
says
This morning Chief Steele got in
formation which leads him to the be-
hef that Mr. Remley might have gone
10 Brunswick, and he will 90 there
from Macon tomorrow. This nforma-
ton was TO The effect that a Pullman
sleeper Of the train which carried the
lsemleys. was detached at Jesup on
tie night Of the disappearance and
ftop, thnro II ,gag taken To brunswick.
II is now thought that possibly Mr..
Pemley wandered into the car and
was carried to Brunswick The police
OF that city have been notified and
have been asked to make a thorough
search for the lost man.
"And while all this money is being
spent and these efforts are being
nade to locate Mr. John Remley, Of
1 Ciaw awfordsville, his aged wife and his
Di otha aud bib wife are now in bee