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[ ROCHESTER. June L—John Doyte, jhusband of the aunt of Mae O'Ucilly. who married Julius Trucison. says that ;she Is In New York city, but they do notknow her address.A brother of the supposedly missingwoman was in this city two clays a^o.and la an Id by Dovlo t«» Have gone to Buffalo in search of work. Doyle says that the brother saw Mrs. Truslson In Now York three weeks ago .and sptnt a “ f couple of days with her.; John Tod. a Livingstnn county man,c ; in an interview to-day said that lie. was -|an uncle of Mae Francos O’ReiUy.; Teel says that his niece went from Rochester to Syracuse when a. young woman and there. while at work in a factory, married a young man named Cowan.Teel says that he heard of his niece about six weeks ago when her brother, who was In the navy and had just come home, visited Livonia and told him that his niece was living in New York.Believes Girl Is In Hiding.Teel’s Idea Is that Mn« O’Jteilly is in hiding as a result of the connection she hclicve’s her husband, had with the Lii-pbrte affair. Teel has not seen the woman for ihree years.Soon after the discovery of the bodies al Laportc Trcl says he received a Ic-tter from Tcxus signed -Faugh. in which Inquiry was made about Mrs.- Cowan. Tee I is of tire opinion Unit this letter was from Cowan, who for some reason desired Lo get trace of Ills wife. n | Teel says that soon after Mae O’Reilly _! married young Cowan he got *nto trouble Q j but was not prosecuted. Teel *ays be does not remember the name of the plaet* ’from which the Faugh letter cainc and _ : that he did not preserve the letter.o i
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Syracuse Post Standard

Syracuse, New York, US

Tue, Jun 02, 1908

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