New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16
MISSING COUPLE FOUND
Frederick Noble Says He Has
Been Boarding in 18th st.
MRS. SUYDAM THERE ALSO
Trunks Arrive, but Employees
Deny Presence Of Man and
Woman, Despite Evidence.

The apartment house, Regina. at No q
West i2th street, gave up about $50 o'clock
last evening the elusive Frederick NobIs.
whose name has been connected with the
disappearance Of Mrs. Walter l.. Suydam,
jr., from Blue Point, Long Island The
denied at first that he was staying al IN.
house, but later, as he walked briskly VI
Fifth avenue. he explained that he va,
boarding there with friends. and finally ad-
mitted that Mrs. Suydsm was in retreat at
tho same address He said he had ar
ranged for the delivery OF her trunks there
yesterday Five trunks arrived in the after
noon.
Young Mobiles rapid pedestrisniSm car
ried him 10 sd street. where he deserted
Fifth avenue for Broadway. and finally
brought up az the 33d street station % the
Hudson tubes Here he bid his questioner
farewell, saying he was going TO Green
Vile. y. J.. to spend the night at the home
Of his aunt. Miss Jane Stokes Noble Ar-
Iarently he changed his mind. however.
for later on he was seen uptown. where hs
repeated in substance what he had .sid
during his evening constitutional
The presence Of either Noble or Mrs.
suydam at No. So West 18Th street wss
denied empha tically both by Harr"
MscSey, the elevator boy. and By Z \.
Serviss. lessee Of the building. They even
went so far az 10 say that TO one had
moved into the house IN six months
Asked about the occupants OF the FROM
spsrtment on the second floor west SIDE,
they asserted that the persons who d"ei'
there had been absent from the city all
summer and had not yet returned.
The shades on all three windows ~
this apartment facing 18th street re-
NAMED closely drawn throughout inc dsy'
and until 10 o'clock ~ night no ligh' ap-
peared In them. Then suddenly t"p ~
them were illuminated, showing the Jul
lines OF lace curtains. At IL O'Clock ue
lights vanished and at one WINDOW
Young woman appeared. She raised ths
shade and partially opened the window.
Further evidence of the presence IN th-
building Of q couple known as MI ana
Mrs Noble was furnished by news
dealer Of the neighborhood, who said that
he had been delivering two papers DAY
~ Mr.. Noble on the second floor ~ ths
18TH street house: by a milk dealer VINO
had been delivering milk daily 70 Mrs.
Noble there. and by fruit dealer VINO
had supplied such a couple with fruit
Noble said late last night:
We've decided 10 tell all the facts ~
true that Mrs Suydam and ! are WIS WHs
togsth.r AT No. ~ West l2th street We
nave lived there since September ., ana Ipr
one whole week we weren I bothered AZ AZ
NV family as we'll as Mrs suydam, il,
and Mrs Suydam's parents knew where We
were and We had no idea that any oo"'
else cared
Mrs Suydam supplemented MOBILES state-
ment as follows:
have nothing against my HUSBAND, ,.e
did everything he could for me. IN All 2ut
eight years OF married life we never nad :
single quarrel He gave me everything !
wanted: he tried 10 please. lie was rear
good 10 me. But. YOU see, We couln uVt
along together I mean that we We're uo'
meant for each other: that Is, unfortunat..
Iv the truth and he vas well aware OF u
as vas myself. Naturally, what dld nap
men was bound 10 happen eventualy