The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-09-03
DEPOSITS IN TIE CORNER STONE OF

the Corner Stone then to be laid. We
did not see the printed list in the hand
of the speaker nor either of the lists from
which he read. and can not speak Of
them from personal Knowledge.
The Kenosha Union of the goth. Of
August same day the corner stone
was laid-published the printed list
furnished by the editor for deposit II
is headed as follows:
The following was pre- pared to be
deposited In the cornerstone of the new
Congregational Church in this city,
which will lie laid this afternoon.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ofthe City of Kenosha, compiled on the
goth, day Of August, 1874, and com
prising a list of the City officers, Pro-
fessionals, Clergy, Institutions of Learn
ing and the Leading Business Firms:
Following the above heading comes
the list, which is so full of errors that it
requires passing notice. These errors
are so numerous and so various in kind
that we can notice but few Of them.
The list gives for Chief of Police
Henry Walker. 1t should be Henry H.
! Walker.
For Pastor of St. Marks Church it
gives VIM Daugherty. 1t should be
VIM. B. Dougharty.
! Under The head of DocToRs, eight are
given with only one firm of two-Gatchel
50 Clary-among the eight, though, ac-
ccrdihg to the heading none but firms
should be given. These Doctors are
designated as All. HON. Hydro. What
ever these abbreyiatlons may mean and
however we'll they may now be under
stood, for deposit In the cornerstone of a
church, they should have been written
or printed in full: Among those d esig-
mated as All. is H. McKindley. There
is one Fl. McKindley, and we believe
only one, in Kenosha, and that is Hug b
McKindley, residing with his son, John
G. McKindley, on the west side Of the
park. But he is not a doctor and never
was; never practiced medicine and never
pretended to be a doctor: and has no
office on Main Street or any other street
IN Kenosha and never had. The state
ment applied to him is untrue in whole
and in all its parts.
| Aside from Hugh McKindley there is
but one other person in Kenosha whom it
can be intended to designate, and that
must be Hays Mckinley, the same person
given elsewhere in the list as H Mckinley,
editor of Kenosha TELEGRAPH. Having
brother Hugh Mckinley, he always
writes his name Hays Mckinley. If he
is the person intended to be and is
represented it is libel upon him and
upon the profession TO which he has
devoted the most of bis life. He knows
we'll the efforts which have been made
to apply allopothy to the practice OF
medicine as practlced by those of his
profession, and he knows too tnat in the
application it has been a lie from the
beginning. If Drs. Farr, Dodge and
Weiskopf are satisfied to be handed down
to posterity as allopothic doctors through
the printed list furnished by the editor
of the Ken0shG Union deposited in the
cornerstone of the new Congregational
Church that is their business rather Ours
We have nothing further to say except
that in truth and justice it does no,
designate their practice.
The list gives John Linderman as {
4 dealer in Groceries and Crockery on
Main street, and does not give Johr
Minderman. John Minderman il
engaged on Main Street in the bushes.
and john Linderman is not. John
!, Linderman is Engaged in other bushes.
but is not given in his business in thu
list.
The list gives Kemper Hall Female
Academy: BY Geo. M. Everheart.
\ Dr.. Everhart would probably give it
J. KEMPER HALL,
!. Geo. NJ. Everhart, Rector.
The list omits the large Mailing bust
ness carried on by the representatives o
the late M. FL. Petit, Carriage and Wap