The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-05-19

day and that he had not been able
to find the slightest trace of the miss
ing woman. Alonzzi is employed as a
worker on the streets at Glencoe, ILL.,,
and he went to Glencoe this morning
tc resume his work, hoping that the
police would find something to solve
the mystery of the strange disappear
ance of the young woman.
Eighteen Years Old and Pretty.
Mrs. Alonzzi is Is years old and
pretty, according to the people with
whom she and her husband had made
their home at the Fremont avenue ad-
dress. Alonzzi had formerly been in
the store business in Kenosha but a
year ago he sold out his store here
and went to the little Pennsylvania
city, just 30 miles from Pittsburg.
There he met Mary Maruku and
month ago the two eloped and were
married. They came to Kenosha on
their honeymoon and were living at
the Fremont avenue address.
week ago last Monday Mrs. Alonzzi
secured employment at the Tea Shop
on Main street and she remained there
for Two days. She complained of being
i'll She was awfully homesick," de-
clared one Of the young women who
lad worked with Ter st the Yea Shop.
"All the time she was here, she was
expecting a letter from her mother
and she cried when it did not come
She confided to US that her marriage
to Alonzzi had been against the wishes
of her parents and she said repeatedly,
1 want to go back home"
Seen Here Last on Monday.
The young woman did not go to
work at the Tea Shop last Wednesday
morning and her husband telephoned
and said that she was i'll. 1t was then
that the proprietor of the place told
the husband that he could not employ
the bride longer. 81 saw her on Mon
day, in front of the restaurant" said
the proprietor this morning. "She
looked as if she had been crying" said
one of the young women employed at
the restaurant.
On Monday, the husband of Mrs.
Alonzzi had gone to Glencoe to seek
employment, and he was late returning
to Kenosha. Other people residing at
the Fremont avenue house were called
early in the evening by Mrs. Alonzzi
and she told them to tell her husband
to meet her on Main street later in
the evening. Alonzzi was late return
ing but he hurried eff to find his child
bride. He returned at midnight and
told the people at the house that he
lad not been able to find any trace of
her.
The young woman is declared to
have known but few people in Kenosha
outside of the people at the restaurant
where she worked for the two days
and the people at the house where she
lived. 1t was declared that she did not
have any money to make a long trip
back to Pennsylvania.
II think that she has found some
way to go home to her mother" was
the declaration Of the young woman in
the restaurant. "She was just home
sick and think that it is possible that
she got letter from her mother Civ
ing her money to come back to the
old home"
Search at the railway Eertions failed
to reveal the fact that any woman had
purchased ticket to the Pennsylvania
city and it was said that no woman
answering the description of Mrs. Al
onzzi had been seen at any of the sta
tons. The local police officers have
telegraphed to the officers in the Penn
sylvania city asking them TO continue
the search for the young woman there.
Meantime the husband of the missing
woman is greatly perturbed and he
may go to the eastern city later in the
week to make personal search for
his wife.