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S'AT., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JTHSTS 21, 1901.DISAPPEARS IN THE NIGHT,Oanghtar of JanesTllla Alderman, After Attending Social Function, Cannot t« Found.JANESVILLE, Wii„ June 21.—Not a little excitement prevails in,this city over the mysterious disappearance of Miss Helen Yifield, eldest do-ughler of Alderman and Mrs. Frank Fifield. Miss Fifield ia 15) years old, and Wednesday evening, in company with her mother and sisier, attended a brilliant social function given by'Mrs. David K, Jeffri3. They returned home about .10 o’clock. There was nothing unusual in her actions either aL the party or on her return home. She remained up about fin hour after reaching home talking over the events of the evening, and then retired to her room. When she \va3 called to breakfast yesterday inoruing about 8 o'clock, it wos found that she was. not inthe house. It was supposed by the family that she had gone to her grandmother a, who lives near by. but such was not the case. Upon investigation it was found that she had.loft home some lime during the night attired in her night robe, a akirt, wrapper and slippers. Her younger sister, Catherine, heard her arise about 4 o'clock in the morning, but paid no attention to it.Searching parties starteil out in every direction aid over tiic county. They wont in all manner of vehicles and bicycles. Parties nvc engaged in drugging the river in the vicinity of Fourth ave-nno bridge, which crosses Rock river near the Fifield home..Frank L. Dilts, night ticket agent of the Chicago Northwestern Railway company in this city, sold a ticket to Chicago to a young woman for the 4:30 train yesterday morning. She wore a sailor hat, and Mrs. Fulcld said ‘ there no sailor hat around the house.WHSA telegram was received from Chicago yesterday afternoon that a young woman who answered the description of Miss Fifield was secu iu the Union depot.. She was endeavoring to get a hock man to take her la some sanilar-ium, but the man could not unde island where she wanted to go.Ahlerman Fifield -says that when his daughter was quite young she used to walk iu her sleep, but not of late years. There arc also stories to t.hc effect that she has been kidnaped, but little stock is taken in that report.Miss Fifield is one of the leading young women of Janesville's youthful social circle*, rfitcl her mysterious disappearance has caused great anxiety, and every' effort possible is being made to locate her.WALL STREET.NEW YORK, June 21.—WallThe opening trailing in stocks and price changes riot of muc cance, being eonfiued to the les! uous class of stock*. Iowa Cei Lifted .2% and the preferred General Electric was run up- t cago Great Western gained point and Canadian Pacific I1/ was a dip of % in Amalgamate Otherwise, changes were reaf. small fractions.Piecent large price gains b;y stocks directed more .attentio* class of properties, and they be features of -the early trading States Rubber, Rubber Goods, Wabash, Wisconsin Central. ? ]is, St. Paul and Atlantic, Fori and Denver City, Kanawha ai gan mid Peve Marquette gninc to 2 poiiitsi and in general morn attention than the leadii Iowa Central lost its opening but Southwestern moved up I Canadian Pacific continued up-touched 107 on the strength ol don huovanoy. Active stoe bought heavily in sympathy w declires in St. Paul but the torn somewhat towards II o’clock. Fuel sold ex. cliv. of 1% anc* the dividend.Unusually large dealings in stock and bond issues results material advances. No explain made of their strength, but fcl tion was so large that the prc unbendingly bought heavily, sales of thousands of shares o ferred stock being recorded, rose 37% to 46%, where it hnl common rose .1%, second mortg and debenture II bonds 4= southwestern?? reflected only f exhibition of strength and gei: ing stocks roiMlri but little prlt; word, although the best pric morning prevailed. There wo: additions to the list of clornuwhich are receiving attcrticwere active and strong.’Manhattan was carried 2% night, the other local tractio itig. The gainsover last Union Pacific readied three, mated Copper rallied to a fra last night.. The general nin dull, but slowly hardened. 1 some, recensions in the final de the closing was steady and ■ some stocks at the top.
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Racine Daily Journal
Racine, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Jun 21, 1901
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