The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-11
OH! !. mr.. SONNEKALB
His Strictly Business" Let
ters to Mrs. McInerney
Read in Court.
BkACKMAIL CASE DISMISSED.
The Husband Must Answer for
Pummeling the Amorous
Store Manager.
BhAcKMAIL CASE DISMISSED.

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'-.o eaee "eeu yeseeiuay areeiiiooti
Ao eiai sc " oiacAiiiail was inaoe NY
Sonnekaip on qne ground that the young
woman attempted to force him to give
her clothes without money because OF
some assistance she had rendered the firm
through him. His refusal to allow her to
have such articles as she desired. led
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Sonnekaio says 10 ner threatening TO ex-
pose him if he refused her demands.
with a great air of confidence he said he
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dld not rear an expose he admtued nav
ing written letters to the Young woman
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oue ue.ial 81 slia,. ''nsy "e,e ~ . ous,.e.s
character strictly. Mrs. Mclnerney, now
ever, said they were of an affectionate
r,,ora,ta,
eaa.
When Sonnekalb caused Mrs. Mclner-
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ans house. There he was met by the
J,
iraee husoaiiu' wl'o puliiieieo oonnensaao
in Corbett fashion. McInerney was then
arrested on a warrant charging him with
assault.
Yesterday afternoon McInerney and his
wife. who, by the way, is bride of only
two months. were Jointly arraigned before
Justice Weed. Sonnekalb was present,
and the manner in which tba defendants
glared at him was arnazinp
I,,.t;o xkro,l5 - s,o,,o-a1 oeta,.,o,.
'us.ice " eeo iiao sevetai cofistapies On
hand to prevent trouble, he imagining
that McInerney might again attack the
eav sonnalxalh
The D aase a. Mrs Mo1nor,o +a,a,,
- ae A. case csu ~ tMrs: Mc5nslney was lahen
With ScnnshsIb snd asr laSe
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making ali kinds Of offers ', to Gin The the
way Of supplying wearing apparel. !
Then she produced the .'strictly busi-
ness'' letters which Sonnekalb had sent
her. This is copy of the first one she
suoiiieleo as eviuence
October II, 1896
MY Dear Miss Mamie.l have as yet
ne nc. success IN locating Miss Collins. I
LINK 5 VIII send a speclal man next week
S1o, n,tu enuedvor TO trace ner. tnougnt you
n.y. iiiiay, pIIhaps, pe lnlerested IN nearing
Won had inta,,,de4 de41ifseTueray ee 11iss M waG.e
YOU. but I haveS been nreye6tsd siii tbro,,gSS b,gS
what you said when YOU were at ai the 19he offiee
about being glad to have me call and see
you, I should be most happy to do SO.
All you have to do is to write me when
ana where to see you and I'll be on hand
Win bells on. Anticipating the pleas.
ure OF gazing once more into your laugh
ing eyes, Deileve me sincerely:
ST ,no,oso ,ra a. A. SON sun Nh ALB, ALB.
10 snoi, in riniose carq SO you VIII pc able
soon AZ ly vn,, ae i'm ana address letter as
Soon as you iiAe A. s.
considered as business document the
ieI ielier caused some OF those present to
dividual sat IN ono ana a gigglei Ihat IN,
head HE faea ino1,o1 I;i1a wfIu uroppeo
ster oAeu iiAe polieo loo-
strba ala ro.ao,u .,
spectator. o-Ne- -
"Prettv good for n ,, old m a rrfo5 ea1,e,v ;,
WHISPERED another - --A ~ 'eiio"'
F,vervthing was nsinf,,,1,, ,,,;at
the fair defandant ,,rod,;og 9uie. wngn till
business,, latter No whioh ra,a ~, eoi
october Il, 1896.
MY Dear Miss Mamie-I have been
waiting in anticipation of a letter from
you, but have waited In vain. thought
that you understood when you were here
that mailed you letter to make an ap-
pointment, but in case you did not under
stand that way | again would ask that
you favor me with a meeting. I think
you have beWitched me as + see nothing
must see the originaj 40 raoolIeotion