The morning call., 1892-05-26
MISS DUMMIES LOVER.
He Is Said to BE Coming Rere to FAT
His Accusers.

He Is Said to BE Coming Rere to Face
His Accusers.
At the proper time and place-whenever
and wherever these may be-the mystery
surrounding the death Of Frederick DUN
mel, the domestic Who died from the effects
of a criminal operation, will be cleared
away.
On the authority Of an attorney who is in
position to know is this statement made.
Julius G0l0ber a few days ago was made
the hero of a sensational story in which il
was alleged that under the name OF Maui
rice r. Wilson, he had been the lover OF
Miss Dunmel. OF course the story was
all wrong. Mr.. GollOber is an honest and
respectable merchant in this city, the hus-
baDd of a very cOmelY wife and the father
OF two pretty little girls.
What provoked the story was that among
Miss DummePs effects several tenderly
written misSives were found, signed by one
| Maurice r. Wilson, who was evidently the
girls lover and friend. Among the batch
of letters was one written on May Of this
year, requesting Miss Dumme to call upon the
writer at 42S Fell street. There was q sig
nature TO this letter, and IL was very differ
ent from the name signed to all the other
| letters.
But this Signature was disregarded and
425 Fell street taken as a clew. Followed
up il showed that Julius Gollober resided
there and the writer OF the sensational
yarn, which appeared IN morning con-
temporary, at once jumped to the faT-fetched
conclusion that GollobeT and Wilson were
one and the same
The truth of the matter was that the let
ter which furnished this clew had been
written by Selma NelsZhautf the domestic
employed by Mrs. Gou0ber. Selma and
/ Fredericka had met and become friends a
months pTi0T SpttDa's fUli name WAS
signed TO that letter.
Upon tie publication Of the sensational
story Mr. Goll0ber at once consulted a
lawyer as to the advlsabiiitY Of bringing a
suit against the paper.
While the attorney was busy ia his office
who should walk IN but friend of the real
Maurice r. Wilson
AS the facts Of this story do not come
from either Of the parties TO that interview.
a detailed account of what took place be-
tween the lawyer and the friend of Wilson
is not attainable.
This much is vouehed for, however, by
another friend OF the man who was the
lover Of Frederick Dumme. The attOr-
ney's visitor assured him that he repre-
scented Maurice K. Wilson that Mr. Wilson
had written to him upon reading OF the
death Of Miss DumHel and asked him 10
consult an attorney in bis behalf
The representative Of Wilson further
stated that should the attorney advise it
under the circumstances he. Wilson. was
ready to come 10 san Francisco and face
any charge against him.
The attorney did advise such course,
aud the arrival OF the mysterious Maurice
r. Wilson may be looked for any day,
1t seems that Wilson Is travelling sales
man.
For soma time past he has been travelling
in the north. He said he was greatly sur
pTsed to read Of Miss DummePs sad death,
and will d. what he can upon his arrival
here to obtain the name Of the physician
who operated upon her with such disastrous
results.
The conclusion of the inquest on the BODY
Of the dead girl was TO have been held
yesterday afternoon, but was postponed
till Friday afternoon, June -. at $50
o'clock