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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-28
work BesIrs shorty.
Is Perfectly Satisfied.

Speaking Of the St. Johns experiments.
Marconi expressed perfect satisfaction
with them so far as they went, for while
they were faint. yet the signals were most
distinct. The cost Of such a station as is
to be erected here is estimated by Mareoni
at about $50, 600.
Marconi was banqueted last night by
representatives of the Canadian and Nova
Scotia Governments. Premier Murray, OF
this province presided
Marconi leaves direct for Montreal early
this morning and then to ottawa and to
New York to sail for England.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-28
a Striking Contrast

Marconi has been made TO feel the con-
trast between Canada and Newfoundland,
for the officials of one of the great trans
Atlantic companies invited him to Canso,
telling him that every facility within
its power would be granted him in the
carrying on Of his experiments Marconi
says that while he appreciates this kind
ness, he viii not go to Canso, because
he felt that he has nothing IN common
with the cable company and that he had
better keep away
Work BcGIEs shortly
Marcont stated tonight that he would
certainly start the construction of q sta
ton in Cape Breton within few weeks,
ard in three months after work was com
neneed. he would begin practical tests in
transatlantic wireless teIegrapny frofa a
fully equipped station here-a station
double the electrical power of that now in
operation at Cornwall, which in the
meantime viii also be doubled
MY Nova Scotia tests" he went On.
''wiT be carried on with much greater
chances of success than those at St Johns,
\. z. for the station there vas merely
an extemporized affair with kites, where
only half an opportunity for succeeding
was Afforded
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
La peste bub6nica
en- MarseIla
Buque ingles rechazad0
OASOS DUDOSOS BN ALGUNOS
PUERTOS DEL MEDITERRANEO
81 &c c0nfirman sc cerrar1n los puer
tos europeos 4 las proceden
cias franCesas
sefvisis sablegrGfco especial del Bolstfn
Nercantil

Eueva Yoik, martes. .Despachc.
recibidos de Paris anunciau que ha
llegado al puerto de Marsella un
vapor ingles con dos casos de peste
bub6nica 4 bordo.
Las autoridades marftimas de
aquel puerto, una vez reconocida Ia
importation que llevaba Ell buque
con ID horrorosa epidemla, le han
negado Ia admission y ha sido des
pachado Embellishments para Ia
mar.
Esto no obstante, SO cree que en-
otros puertos franceses del medits
rr&neo, existen casos analogos que,
d Sc condrman, decretaran la clau-
sura de los dsmas puLtos del cont
nente europeo 4 las procedencias
francesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
La epidemia en- Europa
Cases Cases tDdiDo6icos descnbleltfJs esaI.il
verpOol, Glasgow, Marsella,
Odessa Y otras ciudades del Mar Negro

Nueva York, martes = Telegfamai
recibidos de las principales ciudades de
Europa, dan enenta de haberse descn'
bierto casos de peste bub6nica en- In
glaterra, Glasgow y Liverpool. En
Francia. Marsella; y en- Russia, en-
Odessa y otras ciudades del Mar Ne.
gro. En- Glasgow, dos casos nuevof
fueron descubiertos aver. La cuaren
tena est& todavia en- vlgor. En- Russia
las autoridades han inlciadO un rfgida
investigation de la causa de Ia epide
mia. Muchos barrios de las ciudades
en- la costa del Mar Negro han sido que
mados, y los buques que llegan del Asia
no tienen entrada en- los puertos rusoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
MovIMIENTo MARSfHELlkA
ENTRADAs DE TRAyEsIA


De Habans y escalas yap cub "Ju
liza" ViIlar y CO, en- lastre.
De Habana y escalas vap esp "Os
taluis" a SobIinos de Esquiaga COL
carga de- transito.
De NeW Orleans vap amer "Arka
dia" The New York and Porto Rico 8 s
co, Fernandez Gauran y co 30 sis hari
ma 1900 SIS arr0z Sores de L Vlllami
y co, 5U SIS harina 3778 RIs arroz / q
muestras j Ochoa y Hmno 800 e.
arroz Scrs de M Lomba y co, 504 81.
arroz 1913 jamones % tfs tocino Ere
ria Alfonso y co, 1913 jamones % Il,
tocino La Lga 5lS Jamones 25 q 30
chickon Oastlill6n y Ochoa 25l3 jsmc
mes Scrs de Perez hermanos 80 d So.
chich6n 20 d jamones 200 sIs arroz
Bernardo Fernandez 40 g jamoDes 80
q salchich6E 8 i'd carne Luila Hmnos
20 d jamones 1O& salchichon Balas
guide y co. 25 q salchich6n 2s q jamo
mes J A Peres 15 q saIchlch6n Sobrl
no de Izquierdo y co, 1000 sis arroz
Baquero y Gandara 600 fis arroz GaIs
dia Stnbbe 1.016 rs arroz Elias Wo fl
800 ffs arros Rotulado 100 0s1s arroa
l26 buitos varios A la orden HS 50
~ arroz [231 800 SIS arroz [l4] zoe
sis arros I2l] 200 rs arros SHOv 81
Dult0s maderas y 0tros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Precio de hospedaje $l-5O diario.

chos cautivos por la habila marroqui de Be
nimesars, y Otra caniidad de treinta mil
pesos, como pago de los gsstos ocasionados
por las reClamaciones entabladas.
En- ell proyecto de ley que ell senior Mo-
ret ha presentado al Congreso de Diputa
dos, para regular las huelgss, Sc dispone,
ademAs de 10 va trasmitid0 por el cable,
que & las solicitudes de concession de obras
pfblicas deberan acompafiarse los contratos
que los soiicitantes hubieran hecho CON suf
obreros, en- los cuales Sc expresaran las ho-
ras de trabsjo y jornales que han de ganar
6stos, comprometi6ndos ambas parties, en-
case de desavenencia, someter sus dife.
rencias las autoridades locales, las que Las
resolveran por medic del arbitrsje.
En- el proyecto de presupuesto de Ia Pc.
nfnsula Sc hace un aumento de gastos dc
veinte cinco millones de pesetas.
Las reclamaciones presentadas p0r ciu'
dadanos americanos pidiendo indemnisaci6n
por los perjuicos que han sutrido durante Ia
guerra con Espana, ascienden a cuatro Glen
tas noveDta cinco, y representsn I'm valo'
de seser - ',illones de dollars.
Parecs cosa. .resuelta que ell duque de los
Abrusos, nijo de don Amadeo, que fu6 rey
de Espafia, vays los Estados Uridos en-
1 9O2 con ell objeto de preparar otra eype-
dici6n al Polo Norte.
En- "La Correspondence de Espafa" Sc
ha pub.icado una carts suscrita por don
Francisco Arderfus, ayudante que fue del
cspitAn de- fragata dou Fernando VillI
coDsignando ore no es possible que 8 1ssupsS
restos del comsndante de Ia escuadriiis de
tolpederos que tom6 rarte Gu el combste
naval de Santiago de Cuba los que han em
barcado bordp del vapor "Montserrap 81
martes dltimo en- la Habana, para ser tras-
lsdados Espahs, pues el cadaver de Vi
llsamil Sc fu6 al fondo del mar con ell des.
troyer "Plut6n.n
La "Gscetsv pubiica I'm Real Decreto
concediendo, prcpueata iel Ministro de
Ia Guerra, General Weyler. la Orus Lsu
reada de San Fernando al Teniente Ge-
neral don Arsenic Linares z Pombo, al
capitan de nsvfo de prImers clase, don Fer.
nsndo Villaamil, por los m6ritos obtenidos
en- los combates de Santiago de CuUa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Otra yez los canales in
terOCceanicOS
La ley Pauncefate adrnitida
RIvALIDAD QUE ENOUENTRA
Sc predice I'm futuro fracaso al canal
de Panama

jServicio cablegrafico especial del Boletir
Mercantile
Nueva York, martes; s;-Dicen do
Washington que hoy el Embajador
ingles Mr.. Pauncefare, y Ell Secre-
tario de Estado Mr.. Hay, han fir
mado el proyecto que Sc ha de pre-
sentar en- el pr6ximo Oongreso, para
la adquisici6n del Canal de Pana-
ma.
Esta noticia ha sido muy NAL re
cibida por muy distinguidos miem-
bros del Senado. y Sc cree que 81
mencionado proyecto sera un fraca.
SO, pues bay nuy serios compromi
sos para la construction del Canal
de- Nicaragua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Ejercito de Filipinas
Plan para mantener 10000 hombres

Washington, martes-Noticias reci.
bidas de Manila, dicen que el general
en- Jefe del ejercito, ha pedido que un
cuerpc permanente de $4,000 hombres
sea mantenido en- el archipelago. Sc
cree que Ia administration accedera q
esta demanda.
La suma total del ej6rcito Sc eleva
ahora 6 $4,000 hombres, pero antes de
Ju.io cumplirap 10000, dejando IN
resto que el general Ohaffe no jusga
|suficiente, 6 insiste en- que el ej6rcito
sea de $4,000 y 81 es possible de $4,000
plazas.
El Secretaiio de Ia Guerra ha estu-
diado cuidadosamente Ia peic.6n y
aunque no esta dispuesto q acceder q
Ia total demanda es seguIo que reten-
drk uns fuerza de $4,000 hombres en-
F lipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Colombia y Venezuela in.
flufdas pOr Chile
Armisticio gaceptado
TROPAS EN- LA FRONTERA
Probable arreglo con los generOsos
oficios de Chile
Ssrvieie tslegrknco especial del Bolsin
Meroantil)

Nueva York, martes. .-El gobier
no colombiano de acuerdo con lo
propuesto por el de la RepGblica de
Chile, ha aceptado la celebration
de un armisticio 1e tres semanss
con ell de gu vecina naci6n vene.
xolana.
Esta tambien ests contorme con
el lapso intermediate para Ell ARE
glo de aus diterencias, pero ambas
rep1blicas han conveniio ZEN dejar
sus respectives ejercitos, sobre las
armas, en- Ia frontera, mientras du
ran las negociaciones 8 transcurre
el tempo sefialado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Mas nOticias de
Catalina
La Uuiversidad de Barcelona cerrada
NUOLKO DE LAS ALTERAOIONEs
PUBLIOAS
censuras de los ministeriales
(Awvisis eablsgrkfco especial del Bolstin
Msrcantil)

Nueva York, martes -Contindan
recibiendose de Ia capital de Espa-
ia, telsgramas con respecto al con
fiicto surgido en- la capital de Cata-
luAa.
81 gobierno esta adoptando seve.
risimas disposieiones. empsxandC
por ordenar Ia clausura de Ia Uni
versidad, como foco principal dc
donde emanln las alteraciones de-
orden pGblico.
Sc csnsura por los ministerialel
ID conducta de algunos catedrkticol
aereditados como republicanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Siguen los disturbiOs en-
Barcelona
Los estudiantes al frente
del n.esTi1ilenfo
LOS GUARDIAs DE POAICfA YDI
VIGILANOIA RO4LADOS
Ssrvicio ssblegrARco sspecisD del Bolstin
proanfiI

Ssrvicio esblegrAfico sspecisl del Bolstin
prcantiI
Nueva - martes. IN Noticias
recibidas de Madrid, manifestan
que han vuelto 4 reproducirse algu-
mas alteraciones del orden pdblico
On Barcelona, iniciadUs por los es.
tudiantes despues de una agitada
session que tuvieron en- el patio de
II Universidad.
Las avenidas de las Gales que
conducen & este establecimiento de
ensefanza estan tomadas por fuer-
sas de caballeria, pues Ia policfa y
vigilansia que quiso contener 4 loa
revoltosos, fueron arrollados por es-
tos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Vapores que Sc esperan

Esp aOonde Wifredon- Con destino
4 este puerto debe hsber salido del de
Barcelona ell dia 15 del corriente con
escaIas en- MallOrca, Torrevieja, valen
cia, Malaga, Oadiz, Tererife y Las
Palmas.
Col amer "Abiel Abbotn-Debe ha
,er salido el % del pasado del puerto
De New York con destino a este.
Amer. "Philadelphian - Recalar6 Q
aste puerto el dia 20 del corriente pre-
'edente de Ia Guayra y escalas, signien
10 directamente para el de New York
Amer. Caracas" 81 dia 81 del co
riente llegaIa a este puerto procedente
lei de New York, contiDuaDdO vial,
para el de Ia Gusyra y escalas.
Esp -Sali6 el dia is de
eorrieDte de Liverpool via Santa1 der
para este puerto y demas Q Il Isls.
(nste vapor viene en- lugar del "Sa
|turnina'.
Esp "OIudad de CadisD = Del puerto
de C6diz sali6 el dia 10 del cte con des
tino este.
Amer "Porto Rlco"- Con destiuo Q
este puerto y otros de Ia isla sal6 de
New Orleans 81 dia l(j del CITE.
Amer San Juann- Saldrd directe
mente de 6sie puerto para el de New
York 81 dia 26 del cte.
Cub "Julinn--Ill dia % del cte Ga
dtk de kete puerto CON desfsno Al Ia IL
finbana y e1calas 'ntermsdIah :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
HOT EL COLUMBIA
FAJARD0 PUERTo-RICo

En- este Hotel enconrara los sehores viaeros comidas
exceentes vaadas habacones frescas c6modas salon
para sehoras bahos de ducha hieo todas horas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
RNTRADAs DE cosTAAHRos
Ninguna
sALDA DE TRAvEsIA

La carga que en- ests puerto tom6
aver el vap .fr "Saint Simon" es Ia g
guiente:
st Thomas: Central Transfel conn
l d celendario y placas metal A Vicer
to y co, 2 serones sjos 2 fis garbanzos
Porto Rican American 7 bacco co,
q tabaco eIaborado Sobrincs de r.
quiaga ] & cigarrill0s.
Hsvre: j Z Silva Banking conner
cial 90 % sis con 4S5O libras cafe RI
bert Hmnos 90 cascos con 900 ealonei
ron J M Blanco / d l'bros copiar s.
cesores de L viHamil y co, $50 sis cor
l1033l t.bras cafe
Bordeaux: @ Tinaud ' co, 2 d tab;
90 elaborado ! r. con 220 libras cafe.
sA1DAs Dn oosrAEHHos
N,nopra XIX
| DnsPAoHADos
Ninguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

OPnRAo1oEHs soBRn III MUALLB
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

univefsitarias, y no haber dado
oportuna euonfa De 10 que alli So
tramaba.
Aunque 81 aenor Luarco no ha
hecho politics, la prensa o6ciosa le
ltilda de sostener ideas avanzadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Amer aPorto Rlcon--Con destiuo {
este puerto y otros de Ia isla sali6 dt
New Orleans 81 dia l6 del cte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

chos cautivos por 10 habila marroquf de Be.
nimesars, otra caniidad de treinta mil
pesos, como psgo de los gastos ocasionados
por las reclamaciones entabladas.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-28
Gustav L. CIausen Finally Falls Into
the Meshes OF the Chicago
Under-Sheriff.
IS RELEASED ON A BOND OF $1,000
Will Appear Next Monday il Judge Kava-
naghs Court to Fight for Habeas
Corpus-seeks Snap judgments
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Gustav L. C1ausen has at last been
made prisoner before the bar Of JUS
tice, and he now has his liberty only
after putting up bonds to the extent of
one thousand dollars. After many
days of pickering IN which Mr.. C1ausen
was given chance to face the charge
against him as a gentleman, and after
the promoter had shown that he lacked
spirit of fairness, Under-Sherif
Nichols of Cook county bounced down
upon C1ausen's place Of business yes
terday afternoon, shortly after four o.
clock, and placed him under arrest.
There was no release on recog nizance
or promises, but the under-sheriff took
the promoter into custody and read to
him the warrant issued to Sheriff
Whitcher by Governor Yates. Half an
hour later Clausen secured his release
en- a writ of habeas corpus issued by
Judge Kavanagh Of Chicago, and fur
nished d bond in the sum Of 81 coo for
his appearance in court next Monday
morning, at which time the writ is
made returnab1e. The defendant was
in custody of the deputy sheriffs during
the entire transaction and was not
taken to the county jail.
C1ausen has evidently been getting
ready for the arrest, and his bondsmen
were ready to appear in court. The
writ which was also ready was served
by the deputy coroner, Matthew Lusk,
and was directed to Sheriff Magerstadt
and to Sheriff Whitcher. la this writ
C1ausen sets out at length alleged err
rors made in the charges against him
and in the process by which he is be-
ing detained. He sets forth that the
charges or bribery made against him
and the three Kenosha aldermen are
not supported by evidence sufficient to
warrant his extradition to Wisconsin
for trial.
In conclusion heIdemands that the
court release him absolutely from the
custody of the Wisconsin officials.
Judge Kavanagh, after reading the
petition, granted the writ and it will
be argued on next Monday morning.
The District Attorney feels certain
that he will be able to land C1ausen in
Kenosha at this time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-28
Town Clerk of Winthrop Harbor Dis
appeared From ken0Sha Mon
day.-Cannot be Found.
HAD A LARGE SUM OF MONEY.
While in This City on the Day OF His DisGp-
pearsncs He showed Four Hundred
Doliars.-Poui Play Possible.
(From Fridays Daily.)

The little village of Winthrop Har-
Dor just south of Kenosha has it's first
sensation, for it is reported today that
Walter C. GLENN, the town clerk and
man connected with many of the
manufacturing interests of the village
has been missing since Monday after
noon.
GLENN came to Kenosha at that
time to transact a little business and
after four days nothing has been heard
of him and it is thought that he has
either met with foul play or has left to
make his home in some other region.
Before coming to Winthrop Harbor
GLENN was a we'll known real estate
man in Chicago and since he took up
his abode in the village he has been
the leading man of the place. He is
not only interested IN the Winthrop
Harbor and Dock company, but he 10
one of the officers of the Chicago Te1e-
phone Construction company of the
town.
GLENN was seen in this city last on
Monday afternoon and his actions
were rather peculiar. He came to the
city early in the afternoon and went
to the place Of business of q well
known business man and asked for the
loan of SIS, Offering gun as security.
The loan was made and when the maef-
chant turned over the money Clenana
showed him roll of bills containing
some $500. He stated as an exsase
for seeking the loan that he had Come
to Kenosha to pay a couple Of bills
and did not have sufficient money to
settle them.
The missing man was seen about
Kenosha later in the evening and
stated that he was going home. He
never arrived at Winthrop.
A telegram from the village this af.
ternoon confirms the report that
GLENN is missing, but the men there
are able to give absolutely no informa'
ton of the circumstances governing
the disappearance.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-28
A. D. Meiselbach typewriter Company
is Incorporated at Madison With
a Stock of 100000.
MACHINES SOON TO BE READY.
MIR. Meiselbach States That Thousands
VIII Be Placed on the Market Within
Thirty Days.-Best Machine Made.

The decks are now cleared for &C
ton and within a month the A. u.
Meiselbach factory, which has been
working slowly for the last year and
half, will be one of the busiest places
in Kenosha. Thursday afternoon the
company took the first steps tor It's
start in active business when the art1-
c1es of incorporation for the company
were filed with the Secretary of State
at Madison. The capital stock OF the
company is two hundred thousand dol
lars and the incorporators are A. D.
Meiselbach, of Kenosha; Elias H. Bot
tom, of Milwaukee, and Elmer Week,
of Kenosha. The central Office of the
company will be in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Meise1baCh was interviewed by
representative of this paper this
morning and in speaking of the arti-
c1es he stated that the company was
now ready to get down to business and
that the machine would be placed on
the market within the next thirty
days During the last year and half
the company has been experimenting
and the machine is now fully up to the
standard set by the managers.
Mr.. Meise1bach stated this morning:
I'VE claim that the Meise1bach type
writer is a better machine than is
manufactured in the world today. We
bar none and care not what the repu-
tation of our competitors may be, ours
is the best. The machine will be sold
to the consumer at the rate of fifty
dollars and we defy competitors to
meet u.s.
Mr.. Meise1bach stated that parts had
been made for thousands of machines
and that the work of assembling the
machines was now going on. One
part is lacking but it will be supplied
this week and the machines will be on
the market within thirty days.
In regard to the orders now on hand
Mr.. Meise1bach stated that the COM
pany had booked sufficient orders to
take their entire output for the next
six mouths and orders are still pouring
in. The force of men at the plant will
be increased at once. Atpresent some
atty men are employed but the NUM-
Der will be doubled before the first
machine leaves the factory.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-28
WARNING TO MEMBERS.
Life Savers Receive Letters From Super
intendent Kfnlba1I.

In letter addressed to the inspec-
tors of the different 1ifesaving districts
of the United States, General Superin-
tendent S. I. Kimba11 states that con
Germ styled the United States Lifesav-
ers' National Benefit association has
been incorporated under the laws of
the state Of Maine for the alleged pur-
pose of publishing and selling a his
tory of the lifesaving service, and that
agents sent out by the concern are Sc
Letting subscriptions in various parts
of the country on the strength Of a
statement that the money obtained is
to be used for the benefit of ex-Iife
savers Of the United States Hfesaving
service and their families.
General Superintendent Kimba11 de-
sires it to be understood that neither
the 1ifesaving service nor any Of it's
officers have anything to do with the
project Or any connection with it what
ever. This warning ought to be suffic-
lent to place all members or ex-mem-
bers of the 1ifesaving service on their
quart when agents for the sale of the
proposed history called around to So
1icit subscriptions.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-28
Books OF Missing Town Clerk KIemm
are Found to be in Perfect
Order.-No Money Gone.
HJS FRIENDS FEAR FOUL PLAY.
claim Kiemm Had Promised 20 Do IN Win
snrou aAxbcr tuesday Mor1iH9.-
ONe:Hs Investigating.


The mystery surrounding the
strange disappearance of Waiter
Klenm frona this city on last Tuesday
has not in any way been cleared up,
but the investigation of the case at
Winthrop Harbor gives greater fears
that the man has met with foul play.
Klemm was cashier for the Western
Telephone Construction company and
D. Foley, the general superintendent
of the plant, stated Friday evening
that the books of the company had
been examined and that everything
was in perfect order. The books of
the Winthrop Harbor and Dock COM
panY also show that K1emm had turned
over every cent due to the manage
ment of the company.
The people Of Winthrop seem con-
WINGED that the missing man has met
with foul play and the company which
formerly employed Klemm s1as en-
p1oyed detectives to look into the
matter.
Not person in Winthrop has any
idea of the present whereabouts Of the
missing man. Some time ago he
talked of giving up his many positions
and going to Seattle, Wash, for his
health, but this plan had been aban-
doned several months ago. K1emm
had promised to be at his Office on
Tuesday morning and the managers Of
the plant state that he had never failed
to keep his promise with his employ
ers.
In the meantime the business of the
town is being transacted by J. H. Van
V1issengen, Of Chicago, and steps
have been taken to call a special
election for the purpose of e1ecting
a new town clerk. Klemm acted as
private banker for the men en-
p1oyed in the factory at Winthrop
but all the funds belonging to the men
IN the factory were found in the
desk and safe of the missing man
and none of the men claim to have
lost money by the strange disappear
ance. In the meantime the police
of the city are making every effort to
find more clue to the missing man in
Kenosha, but as yet they have found
nothing that will throw any light on
the subject.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-11-28
NOTICE

Thos. McCafrey wishes to inform
the police that his recent ho1d-up at
the corner of Wisconsin and Church
streets last Saturday night while re-
turning home alone from Prof. Wirth's
dancing school was genuine and "no
fake" reported as such by the Keno
sha Union. I was very fortunate to
have had the presence of mind enough
to strike the villain in the stomach,
leaving him power1ess for few sec
onds, barely giving me time to escape
with my life. On account of being SO
dark I was not able to give the police
very good description of the man, and
also did not report the matter to gain
notoriety or reflect on the police, but
simply to warn others who may pass
in that vicinity to be on their guard.
THOS. MCCAFFREY.