Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-21
Victim Suspected of Foul Play on Naco Road
 Was Drunk
WENDEt BLEEDS AT NOSE
Which Fact Clears Up Blood Handkerchief Episode
 in the Case


 Albert O. Wendell and a Mexican named Perfecto CanJano were placed under arrest about o'clock yester- day morning charged with disturb ing the peace. The Mexican was ar iaigned in Judge Highs court and fined S6 on a plea Of guilty. Wendell entered a plea Of not guilty and was returned to jail until the time set for his trial in default of bail in the sum Of ten dollars.
 Wendell and the. Mexican were ar rested following the report to office of-the finding of a body. dead or dead Crlnk, on Naco road between the machine shor and the power house of the Copper Queen company. The ambulance of the O. K. Un .ertaking company was hurrying to the Sacra- mento shaft. where J. H. Lamb. miner, mad been killed, when they almost ran over the body Of an un- ! known man in the road. They i'm mediately turned in a call for an of ficer and Night onicer Trotter re- sUonded.
 As he neared the place where the lody had lain, the officer met Wen tel and a Mexican. coming towards the city on the run. and he placed him under arrest.
 \ thorough search of the vicinity oi the place where the body was re- ported to have been found was fruit less. The body could not be found. Near the scene was found a bloody handkerchief in one corner of which was the initial w" and e note writ ten on psge of note book.
 The note read as follows:
 Kurt:
 lch bin Wieder gegangen.
 (Signedl ALBERT"
 The note translated meant: q am gone again" It is not known to whom the note was addressed. Wendell had money Wednesday and stood treat for crowd of Mexi- cans at Naco road saloon during the afternoon, but was unable to put up a bond, of s10 yesterday morning and seemed disappointed when be looNed throlgh his clothes and fail. ed to find his wad of bank notes. He ! appeared rather dazed. but listened carefully to the wording of the charge Of disturbing the peace and took ex- n hn ssH conduct pleading not guilty. ! It is believed by many that Wen dels mind may be unbalanced. though | when he was arraiEned yesterday he vas able to give dates or previo1s l enjoyment He said that he hal Teen employed here at Pistee. at one time at- the Copper Queen mach ne shop, and also at Nacoz7rf with the Aoctezuma Copper company. He is said to be d mining engineer.
 Wendell has a family at Douglas and messages were sent there yes Ierday inGuiring after him. He wears suit of khaki and wore an over. l coat Wednesday and had it on when ne was taken into court yesterday.
  He had a vacant stare and an appar. ent dullness Of comprehension when addressed that might be attributed to drinking or to insanity.
 ] What promised to be a first class mystery was dispelled vixen Wendell stated that his nose hal bieI d he used his handkerchief to stop the flow of tlood; and Officer Bailey toIud the body of the unknown man alive and well except for the after. math symptoms Of a night Of drum kcuness. The man was present al the inquest held in Iowen yesterday aud was discovered" by Officer Tailey.
 Wendell changed his plea yester day 10 one of guilty and was fined ten dolla-a, which he paid. That he is a mining eneineer of stnl wa, evidenced by certificates Of grad1a ton from two technical schools o Germany. WendeTs face is scared by number of marks, said to hat leen obtained in duels with othel students while at school in Germany