Salt Lake Herald | 1890-09-14 | Page 6 | A Record of One Man

A Record of Onn Man The records show that men arid women atthe rate of nearly 2000 u year disappear from among their friends more completely j than if the earth opened and swallowed them up Some of them turn np again j 1 but more do not There is one prominent I name among those missing one that most persons in New York will remember It is that of S S Conant He was in comfortable com-fortable circumstances was editor of Harpers 1 I Har-pers Weekly had hosts of friends a delightful de-lightful home and an interesting family I One day the sergeant who keeps the records rec-ords hadoccasion to write in his big book i MissingS S Conant and then followed with a description of the mali Money and the best talent to be found in New York I were used and without result so far as finding him was concerned Neither the man his body nor any trace of him was found and it still stands on the records at police headquarters ilfsslup S S Co nantNew York Mail and Express