Evening star. [volume], November 27, 1924, Page 10, Image 10

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0. S. ADMITS MAN
IWITHOUTCOUNTRY
Negro, Twice Deported, Al
lowed to Enter Because He
Had No Place to Go.
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By the Assoi istrd Press.
NEW YORK. November 27.—After
being detained for thirteen months by
immigration authorities, during which
period he was twice deported to Ja
maica. West Indies. Kbenezer A. Mor
ris, a negro, was permitted yesterday
to enter the United States because
he had nowhere else to go. He calls
hjmself a man without a country,
although he believes he was born in
Uni a. Peru.
The release of the negro was or
dered In habeas corpus proceedings
by Judge Goddard. The negro was
brought to Kills Island from Cali
fornia on a warrant deportation or
der signed by the Secretary of State on
October S, 1923. His attorney said
Morris had lived in that State since
1906 and that he was a cook and ex
pert mechanic. He was ordered de
ported the lirst time, he said, because
he was considered as likely to be- ■
come a public charge.
Henry H. Curran, commissioner of !
immigration at Kills Island, said de
portation was sought by the Federal
authorities because Morris was an ex
c*piulet and was considered a crlml
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In his ruling on the writ Judge
Goddard said that the negro’s con
viction for crime in California was
not sufficient to support the finding
of the Secretary of l«ibor that he was
likely to become a public charge.
Morris lias a wife and two children
in California.
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Widow Is Awarded
$12,100; Husband
1 Poisoned by Rum
By the Associated Press.
HACKENSACK. N... T.. November
27.—Sustaining the claim that her
husband was fatally stricken in
192.’? by poisonous liquor purchased
in the Polish Home, a social or
ganization of Lodi. Mrs.* Joseph
Boniewskl of Clifton was award
ed 912,109 by a jury here yester
day. in what is believed to be
the lirst case of its kind in this
State.
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WIFE IS ACQUITTED
OF HUSBAND’S MURDER
Declares She Slew Spouse After
He Threatened to Desert Her Un
less She Earned Passage to Sicily.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 27.—A grand
jury yesterday refused to indict Mrs.
Antoinette Brishetti for the murder
of her husband, Calogero, in their
home las? Thursday.
In her statement read to the jury
Mrs. Brishetli said that a year ago
Calogero sent her money to come
1 here from Sicily. Soon after her ar-
I rival he began to beat her, and foui
! months ago choked her, rupturing a
blood vessel In her left eye and de
stroying her sight,
A week ago Calogero announced he
was going back to Sicily, and told
his wife that if she wanted to go
with him she would have to earn
the money on the street. After plead
ing with him vainly to change his
decision she took a pistol which
Calogero kept in their bedroom and
shot him three times, killing him
instantly, according to her confes
i sion. y
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, P. 0., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1924. .
SPANISH EVACUATE
MOROCCAN CITIES
Some Casualties Reported in
Rear Ranks During Re
treat of Armies.
By the ARSocUtcd Press.
KL AKAISH, Morocco, November 27.
—The columns of Gena. Gonzales and
Carrasco evacuated Sldi Pelim and
Docobi and the blockhouse at Valle
without molestation from the enemy
tribesmen. When the columns fell
back on Mexerah the enemy attack
ed the rear guards and there were
some casualties among the regular
Spanish troops.
Gen. Riquelme has opened bead
quarters at Mexerah, from where he
is directing the evacuation of the ad
vanced positions.
By the Associated Press.
TRTUAN. November 26.—Spanish
soldiers to the number of 15,000 are
at Sok-El-Arba. south of Tetuan,
awaiting the restoration of commu
nications to resume their retreat to
ward Ben Karrich.
DAVIS AT MONTEVIDEO.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Novem
ber 27. —James J. Davis, the Ameri
can Secretary of Labor, arrived here
yesterday for a brief visit. During
the day he was given information
concerning Uruguay’s immigration
laws by Minister of Industry Arias.
Later lie had luncheon with Hoffman
Philip, the American minister. Mr.
Davis proceeded to Buenos Aires last
night.
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