The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-07-15
WEDDING PROMOTER IN JAIL
Kenosha Italian Holds That Man Who
Promoted the Wedding Was Instru-
mental in Having His Wife Leave
With His Savings on Last Thursday.

Paul Niagara, an Italian thirty-f
years of age, with large force of men
working under him at the plant of the
American Brass company, had nearly
all of the material comforts of life, but
he decided that he needed wife. He
took chance in the lottery of matri-
mony and drew blank
Tuesday night Niagara appealed to
the police to locate his wife, Angela
niagara, who he claims is somewhere
in Chicago and whom he asserts left
here taking large sum Of money be-
longing to him. niagara at the same
time secured the arrest of Frank Sieg-
lijano, who is said to be a Chicago
man and who is claimed to have acted
as match maker for the recent wed
ding of Niagara. The Kenosha Italian
claims that the man was also the ac-
complete of the woman he married in
her efforts to take his savings from
him.
Niagara yearned fol all the comforts
Of home. He was tired Of living in the
italian boarding houses of Kenosha and
two months ago he inserted an adver-
tisement in q matrimonial journal He
ibid not have q great many answers.
One day his friend Crank" met him
on the streets of Kenosha AMI declar-
ed that he had in mind just exactly the
woman that niagara was looking for.
He painted her virtues in glowing col
ors and declared that she hadn It
faalt in the worItl. ne asserted that
he had known the woman for years
and that she would make a model wife
from every standpoint.
niagara said, Bring along the
bride,'' and Frank returned to Chicago
and couple of days later came back
bringing Mrs. Angela Faci. She de-
clared that niagara looked good to her
and that she liked his family, and six
weeks ago they were married by Judge
Taylor in the county court. Married
life was not all that niagara had ex-
Ipected. He found his wife willing and
anxious to entertain andshe had friends
coming in from Chicago and other cit
les. Niagara had led frugal life, but
he gave up his money freely. Last
Thursday morning niagara went to
work at the brass mills as usual and
when he came home in the afternoon
he found that his home had been va
Gated His bride of six weeks had dis
appeared and with her his savings. He
told the police that there was about
$3.50 Of the savings.
People who lived in the nei5hborhood
declared that they saw the woman go
ing to the railway station in company
with Frank Siegijano, the man who
had acted as the match maker. They
declared that they were laughing and
joking and were evidently on the best
of terms Frank came back to Keno
sha later and according to the story
told by Paul was willing to show him
where he could find his wife for com
pensation. niagara went with the man
to Chicago, but failed to find the Wo-
man. The other man came back again
on Tuesday to arrange for another trip
to search for the wife and Niagara
called the police and asked that he be
arrested on charge of being an ac-
cessory to the crime of grand larceny.
niagara also wants his wife arrested.
Sieghjano, when taken to the police
Office. declared that he did not know
where the woman was and that he
knew nothing of her leaving Kenosha.
He is in the lookup while the police
are searching in Chicago for the wo-
man in the case.
Niagara declares that he is determin-
ed to prosecute the man and the wo-
man and insists that the marriage was
q stnlant,, to oct his savings