Jeffersonville (IN) Weekly Journal, March 5, 1897, p. 3. MISS WOLF'S SIDE Miss Jennie Wolf desired the statement, in reference to her encounter with Mrs. Joseph Lutz at Charlestown, that Mrs. Lutz invaded her house, made remarks reflecting upon her character and flourished a billet of wood that she threatened to use on her. Miss Wolf says: "I didn't hit her with a club, I used my fist. When Mrs. Lutz fell, the club went over her head and I never touched her. She was not unconscious. She just had hysterics. I confessed a fine of $5, but had I fought the case I would have been acquitted. It is not so that I left Charlestown on a midnight train. Yesterday was the first time I was out of Charlestown in a long time. Put that in the paper."