New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-03

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her last visit TO me. which was about month be-
iore heard OF her DEATH Knew nothing OF her
death, save what saw IN the papers. cannot
say that her state of mind during her visits to me-
lgstiied any idea tnat sne contemplated suicide
she was In different moods at dderent times; women
in her condition are apt to change their temper Or
mind twenty-five times day. I did not Keep log
OF her mind. She did not look 70 me like Fery
healthy woman her eyes were too large her face
mad dropsicaf appearance. lengfhcnea ques-
tionng BY the jurors failed to draw from tEe Doc
s1s a1Synng ~ aooat ne deceased which ooaaa Pcs
or an 1ntentlon on her part TO commit suicide:
e. fdnaon E5o'sf.et Testimony translated from
french ne not eaking English bout six days
before her death, Miss 0'Hei5 came with GaIge-
ran 70 see me. Gsteeran told me :" This lady, who
is soon to become my wife, IS sick; abe has already
consulted other doctors, bat did not wish her 70
take anything without conslzbnG yeu, who are mp
physician examined the lady carefully. and
iound fhat she had symptoms of congestion, rush
0i piood 70 the head. told her she wonld need
nancu ossa nas Ilas g sne w. 10 advanced d
but reeomunsndad ber - " a r.fsa.s ~ III
/ her that II src shontd fesI s5a 49, 49, y,s
the head difficulty il breathing. to send ii once
.or .9 pnysician advised her thHs with the view
he xase illmeuiate attcndance should
ing would be necessarv Tbeg tIse,r y1snt s,sSy
Three days afterward Galceran came alone 10
e. $780, ~ Il ana toid me that Miss 0Reiily con-
should i he snnt IN y .sasa a Esqesssa Is
confinement to do 40 and ID send him fi,s Iitt'
again advised Galceran, should apopiectic syInp-
sor ~ % lose no time, bnt send
ceran again came ~ ma he;, usys y ssssr "a
distress, and said, Docter what YOU hagc lore
ssSn " w nappenea iast evening left the young
gent for IN 81 by ,. sia e iaaes I e tne niGhf Has
! ing and wanted 10 sneak "a ia sst ~ n ~ f,,,,
i ner dsadD asked him Why doctor lid flot been
II f.ts
the Iannse had II r. . ss nass 4cne so 9h gsaens
n objected as 4 yvas II 81 4; - y ms hk
e deceased but npcn his reyresertinv b, ~ tfaf
N ~ me iass pnysAclan Who had prescribed for
lei IN the rseans;,,o X, osser Physaetsn hsd seen
= satisfied AS 70 his naoxaitv TIN pss1SIsssy Iy
is ms physician for the last ten or eleven vears
Il rrna m ;acs = ns phyNeian Of his family before BE
III This cerfieafe vac & ~ s.n nn a sne
he had noticed all the symptoms Of st saase + aIs t
patient me last time saw her. The symptoms
be sesysa a III snssas psuaily ob
yo nancy this condition 4; wcer sss 49, 2, pIeg
to force the blood TO the head. N0t having sesi
Miss he,liy before the rst time GalceraH brought
sttriaai,r ne,ina ~ ~ 5uase Mneeasr sls wss so
she came. she hd those svnnta5s sh I ~ ~ st
dangerous to women In her condition. These
symptoms are much more dangerous IN such casss,
. renewed by bleeding The deceased was person
n III s,h ~ ss a, u ~ lAa oesn esed
sr reached Tie poplentIc stase nevsr hefre ys =
y certificate Of death for person had not seen bu
when nave seen patient and recognized symp
rn x uaasei IL. - u1e an tlt M
tat r. aiya ~ HI nss III
e it Is known. It wonId be ierent II TIA nersSr
! ! were perfect stranger. II a member of tht
0 iainlly q deceased person OF the person Tht
should apply Tor certiticate representing deatL
sbond baus me- besats, Wy = $3.50 Il.
This ID matter Of every iay occnrrsnce. Cssss
like this Of Miss OReiIly, where the patient has
oesh seen nut once, and dled afterwards and
common have dapa M san tf a ~ NJ; W =
asL E,oIcarny, ~ 1bo f,,,; = tJ,s = T. = 80
objection TO nv ryinr tIe eercafe Hs IS III " a5
,, say anything to me about the Coroner; had he
done 50. 1t would doubtless have aroused my sus-
} M. n, = II,
- "'s a.i eAe sessinony ~ aiAen yesterday. ine
iI4ueot ~ as tontuucu lo nlofiuay.
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