Evening star., 1935-08-05
MURDER WARRANT.
ISSUED FOR zENGE.
Prosecutor to Ask Indict-
ment TomorroW--ProfeS-
Sor's Widow Subpoenaed.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 5.-Judge Justin
F. Mccarthy in Felony Court today is
sued warrant charging Mandeville w.
Zenge, 26-year-old Missouri carpenter,
with the masculation- staying OF his
love rival, DR.. Walter ]. Bauer ,
Judge Mccarthy made the warrant
returnable tomorrow morning. Charles
S. Dougherty assistant States attor-
ney, said he would go before the grand
jury tomorrow and ask that a murder
indictment be returned against Zenge.
Mrs. Louise Bauer. whose husband
was mutilated and fatally injured last
Wednesday, was expected to go before
the grand jury. Dougherty said she
had been served with a subpoena.
Meets Professors Widow.
A few hours before, Zenge and Mrs
Bauer, the childhood sweetheart who
had given him up to wed DR.. Bauer
met face to face in the States attor-
ney's office.
The widow, who hurried here from
Cleveland by airplane after the fu-
neral Of her husband, was led into
room where zenge sat manacled,
unshaven and half asleep.
She was dressed all in white. Zenge
had been given no intimation she
would face him.
He looked up. Tonelessly, he muir
INJURED, Hello. Louise
1olfod rant1u houyiI6pFpd
She did not speak for several minutes.
They looked at each other, he stolid-
", she moving her hands convulsively
After about five minutes, Assistant
States Attorney Dougherty invited
Mrs. Bauer to have a chair.
She seated herself and with an
obvious effort uttered faint hello"
"Hows everything in Kirksville?"
he asked.
Dougherty withdrew and the couple
remained alone, except for single
policeman on the other side of the
room.
The couple sat as the clock struck
midnight. They conversed briefly, in
monosyllables Of trivialities.
The name of Dr. Bauer, former pro-
fessor of a college in Kirksville. Mo,
the husband who left his bride a few
hours after they were married TO take
a postgraduate course at the Uni
versity of Michigan was not men
toned.
Mrs. Bauer told Dougherty, Il know
him so well I Just can't believe he
could do a thing like this, but the
circumstances certainly point toward
him"
She also said, IT didn't ask him
about the Staying because l knew the
officers hadn't been told anything and
I didn't think he'd tell it to me-"
The police investigators hoped that
as result of this meeting between
the widow and the man she Tilted to
marry DR.. Bauer. Zenee might be
willing to answer questions which pre-
viously he has parried With Il don't
remember" and II won't talk until I
get an attorney"
Later Mrs. Bauer was taken to an
other Office for further questioning,
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night.
Don't Need Confession.
States Attorney Dougherty said:
I'VE don't need his confession. We
have enough evidence now to gain
a conviction" He pointed out that
several witnesses had said Zenge
strongly resembled a man registered
at an Ann Arbor, Mich, hotel as
1T. S. Jones'" who disappeared the
same night DR.. Bauer was forced to
drive to Chicago. where he was hor-
ribly mutilated and left oying.
Other witnesses have said there was
a marked resemblance between zenge
and the man who fed when the doc
tor was found and also the man who
left the suicide note tnat Zenge later
or, he v-rOto