New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-15
NOBLE DENIES EL0P|NG
Sister Saws He Does Not Know
Mrs. Suydam's Whereabouts.
LEFT HER IN HOTEL HERE
Declares in Statement for
Brother That He Has Not Seen
Her Since September 5.

young man who disappeared from Blue
Point, Long Island. almost simultaneously
with Mrs. Walter l.. Suydam, jr.. said yes
terday that he had not seen Mrs. Suydam
since September ;, the day they both left
the little Long Island summer colony. Miss
Estelle Noble has been unceasing In her
search for her brother, and although some
of the members Of his family assert they
have known his whereabouts for a day or
two the statement she made for her broth
er was the first actual word from him since
he left Blue Point
Miss Noble left Blue Point yesterday az
ternoon to go to the Greenville section or
Jersey City When she left Blue Point the
impression was that she had located her
brother with his aunt. Mrs. Jane Noble
who lives in Greenvile But Miss Noble
unexpectedly made her appearance again
in Blue Point late in the evening. and said
she and her brother Warren had seen
Frederick at the office Of the Howard Dust
less buster Company, No. 475 Broadway,
this city, where both the brothers are EN-
ployed The statement of Frederick Noble
according to his sister, was as follows:
on Tuesday morning. September 5, came
10 New York on the $50 train 1T II 80
o'clock Mrs Suydam telephoned TO me ana
we took luncheon together at the Hot
brau After that we took a ride on a Fllth
avenue bus, and ! left her at the Grand
Union Hotel. Next morning she lett on a
New York. New Haven & Hartford tram
for some point up the road and nave not
seen her since.
No word was received from Mrs. Suydam
during the day, but II is known that her
family have been using all efforts to locate
her Early yesterday morning the elder
Suydam left Manowtasquott Lodge in an
automobile for Bayport. With him was
Sheriff Charles Warren. At the same time
Walter l.. Suydam, jr went to Sayville In
another automobile. 1t is said that pri-
vate detective agency is at work on the
case, and while young Mobiles statement
OF some place up the road" is indefinite,
II is generally believed that the Suydams
have a very good idea Of where the place Is.
Wants to See His Wife.
Mr.. Suydam still expresses his desire 10
see his wife again. and while his father is
stern on the matter it is thought that
should Mrs. Suydam return she would be
taken back into the household once more
and the incident would be considered closed.
While Mobiles mother and sisters want
him back again with them his father Is
innexible, and saws he has no use for him.
81 am tired of it all. and if I had all to
say about II I'd disown him." he said just
after his daughter left for Greenville.
Before she went he said. he told her
that under no circumstances would he take
his son back again. However, IL is be
lieved the pressure Of his wife and daugh
ter will bear down the balance in the boys
favor.
As she was starting out TO look for her
brother yesterday Miss Noble said:
Mrs. Suydam and Fred may have left
together, but ! am quite sure that they
separated in New York. and that they are
not together now. Mrs. Suydsm was tired
of her husband ana wished to leave him.
IT was simply an excuse to get away from
MI suydam, and she used Fred as the
medium"
The Mobiles will not say where Fred has
been since he left Blue Point. but II is
agreed that he has oeen in GreenviIle.
His sister went back there last night She
says she expects TO take her brother back
to Blue Point in a day or two. That his
brothers know where he has been is evil
dcnccd by statement made Yesterday by
Warren Noble.
Talked 10 Him on Telephone.
u talked With Fred on the teIepbone
this morning" he said, and he told me J
whore he was stopping. lie IS not neglect
ing business and is in touch with the
Office here constantly. promised him
on my word Of honor that | would NOT
divulge his retreat at the present time
and would not talk about the case. He ex
poets 10 make a public statement himself
about the whole affair | don't knoxv i,g, |
when, but until then / will say nothing
explicit in regard to the affair | believe
he is happy, however"
Warren Noble denied that ne had stated ,
that his brother and Mrs. Suydam were
living AT No. 50 West 18th street, which |
proved 10 be a vacant house, long unoccu- /
pied.
Il do not believe Mrs. Suydam will ever
return TO her husband" he said They
were not companionabe. | understand"
Another brother, Howard Noble. who is I
IN the plumbing business at No 4A Temp |
kins avenue, Brooklyn, was inclined to /
think that Frederick would go home as
soon as his money ran out.
You see he Is pretty young and i'm 1
pressionable." said Howard Noble. Il saw 1
little OF Mrs Suydam or Fred at Blue Point |
this summer. / spent most Of my time /
I'm the city. but / knew they were going |
about together MIR. Suydam spends a
great deal Of mis- time fishing. He makes !
II "A business and sends his catch TO mar
kot, / am told That is probably why Mrs |
suydam yearned for the companionship of
CtneT young men In the village"
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