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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 35, 12 January 1885, Page 4

story fias .lie.e^' learned. $ince 1857 a M. An^pit ? ; .ca,i;4ng' on business as, ,a cpmmission < agent m Paris, had disappeared* mysteriously and under very extraordinary circumstances. It is relatecUlrat ,on J a <?fjtam. Ja^w.py tjiat ' year he was married^ the 'wedding breakfast taking place at; l a restaurant m the Palais lto'yai*^ |\[ Wfy |rwas proceeding the bride^ppm n Vw^ jnjtormed by a waiter t]ia^ a c^chman ■downstairs desired to speak'witA'liim, [and he left the table, the'giiests exjpecting himj.to,.retu;ri| i mr f a.few minlutes. He'wasney'er heard of that, jday, th^ Jaat Jbijaai ! being. a^^jentrance of the rest*iu!I ant, where a cab was waiting 4 -vMnh ;He entered, bareheaded, and m his j wedding, suit, . All the , endeavours }of tHe .'pdiice, 1 ; all .t;ne ! ;'e,ffpi!ts ; l of,' hi^ ; frierias'ana disc<ins6late wire' itf 'obtain ..tiding ,of "him, were, u^erly fruitless, and tnela'tte'r Y^suftiiii^ Her maiden . went to -reside, .with f pprltsman'j.ovjtijlst 1 m the mountainsvpfa Sco d'l|rg^l, killeii aij' ( animal; which, ielljnio. a ,deep crevice. ' ! He w.ent a|terit,' a,jjd ( ilien !came . ujwii a '§keietori, io^iip^'sojn^^btlams. 'jfrsfc Vtul ftangmg.p'ln the;,ppd]k'ei&' of' 'a scoa^ an. envelppe^ bearing the' fcianie jM. 'A'ngQitj.with 'tpe^. Paris ' ,acjfscs of the; com^^ission a.^eiiii l w|as^f'<iufi^ and doctors, 'on being * 'bank ulVe3, expressed their 'i)eiier*i;haPd6a I tiH ! h 7 a5 ; occurred, ten. years. or sotago....Jßow \ the deceased came by his death,; however, or what (induced him to( abandon his bride, .is still as great a;' mystery a^ever/ 1 •""'' i