Shot Down by Robber

Philadelphia Inquirer, March 17, 1910 — Shot Down by Robber
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 17, 1910
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SHOT DOWN BY ROBBER Camden Man May Die as Result of Early Morning Encounter In an encounter with an intruder whom he found in the kitchen of his home early yesterday morning, Julius Spiegelhauser, a German, 50 years old, of 1417 South Tenth street, Camden, was probably fatally shot. A bullet from the revolver of the robber penetrated the abdomen of Spiegelhauser. The victim is in the Cooper Hospital. Within an hour after the shooting Charles Cleaver, a negro, 35 years old, of Warnock place, was arrested as he was about to cross the Kaighn's Point ferry, and subsequently the wounded man positively identified him as his assailant.

Camden Man May Die as Result of Early Morning Encounter

In an encounter with an intruder whom he found in the kitchen of his home early yesterday morning, Julius Spiegelhauser, a German, 50 years old, of 1417 South Tenth street, Camden, was probably fatally shot. A bullet from the revolver of the robber penetrated the abdomen of Spiegelhauser. The victim is in the Cooper Hospital.

Within an hour after the shooting Charles Cleaver, a negro, 35 years old, of Warnock place, was arrested as he was about to cross the Kaighn's Point ferry, and subsequently the wounded man positively identified him as his assailant.

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