File:Wilbur William Saedler (1889-1963) in the Jersey Journal on July 31, 1925.png

Well Known Real Estate Man Is Held for Beating Woman. Wilbur W. Saedler, Jersey City and Union City Realtor, Is Charged With Having Attacked Mrs. Ernestine Liegeois at Her Home in Ridgefield an Instance of Latter's Stepmother. William Seedle.7. 2S. Jersey Union t;ity real elate broker. geld in. V2.000 hail for the Grand 1-.1.1i7;bY Recorder Charles F. Hubs.ch. ::Ots,ftrtisefleld last nizht after he had ...been;;;frrested in V. ha w ken yester-Aky-pn a warrant charzing him wirn :iitrotzfous assault and batte.ry upon ,;:-SliSeErnestine Liegeois. 20. of llidze-Belii,,Iwtiom he is said to hate attack-.ed in:-:-Iter home July 13. Mrs. Liegeois• stepthother. who is said to reside in :Weehawken. and at whose instance 't.laedier is reported to ha; ?one to the Team "mans apartment and beaten ter. :has not been formally charged *ith;:any crime.. ••::.Saedler retained a5 counsel immedi-arely,r;atter his arrest. Judge Lewis B. .Ei-stMearl. of the First District 13euct.., :anditfeyond admitting that h•' was ac-.44141ed ;with Mrs. Liegcoi ref useti. to,-comment on the situation. its was Sprehended by Captain Detec:1,,- MichI,:el Lyons. at the corner of Pali-*-SadeM-renue and Dodd Street. According to Flidgefield anthorities. slePruother and seedier entered the apartment of the young, Ridr.ellod woman on the nay before-.,the,ty:a.Zrant was issued. July ..:FrAedr..beat Mrs Liegeois about..the -:,,liee&:and face with his fists. and pulled :::rier hair. following which he is said -1.6.1fayu seized her around the waist :f.atid• thrown her to the door. aPprehencied Saedier had a substantial sum of moSy on his Per-son, In addition to a number or• tra-:i-ellet5" ebecks. He is not 'mown to have-been contemplating flight. ho-a-- -eirer.::-At a late hour last night he had been .una-nle to furnish bail. anti- was detaine.r1 in the Bergen County taii at Hackensack, where he was tak-en after Recorder llubsch decided tn 'hold:him for the Grand .10rY-. :Saedler. who is unmarried. is Well knoUtn throuzh business connectharis. .and has noire- ..10t1 Paterson Plank Ilpart:- Union City. He gave his address 1577 Lincoln Street, Jersey City.

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