, 1876-08-06

AI AOu13-4Cs3 ~ WY S'"S
know. an
Warden McLaughlin-Nfr. Comfy, well lct
Mrs. Edgar get through her sloc nrst' wen
come to that after awhile. -.
Witness further stated tnat ne Hau seen
the Wardcn's son under the influence o. llquor.
cRoss-ExAA1aAT1oS'
Mr. Conly-Now please answer my quest1oh.
Why were you brought mere: "nat was Inc
matter with youa
there # you choose.
h1r. ConlV-Olq you COME hele As . spy OF
we're you sack: nat was tne Inattcr:
Wnness-in answer alf{ o;nef quession pu'
that you can see on INC oooks.
Inc mael ts1 maS h ead not 70 ene s d;lnasc
The witness Eas then taken IN hand oy the
Warden, who failed to ascertain from question
ing nm "hat mac oeen tne mattet Win nun. ~
Before coming to the hospital witness sald II ne
had been ATTENDED oy Dr. Johnson, oI ot:
LOUIS His only complaint "as t1at ne nao MOI
been given proper medicine, ana thaG ne came
out Of the Hospital covered with lice Another
man, called Mac, was lousy, and man with
a. broken leg was covered VITA ANS.
Witness ~ent hungry several tlnes, anu Tue ~
tendauts said they had nothlng more 70 give
him. Others complained that they dld NOT GET
enough to eat
In reply to Mr. Conly, witness salu tnat .,, a1ter
leaving the Hospital ne was onnseu 70 l,1lu" ,'
away every et4lcu ~ e4o.Ailns' Ae So' -" @o~AA
ing at the Hospital.
The Warden gave the witness another turn
for the purpose OF learning whether witness nad
been offered any inducements to testify. VII
ness said he had not
WI pusse slico i ls Hau -. - te "I ~ 1,,onec
when he came in, and Mr. Busse was callous
enough to say it looked pretty bad for young
man q years old not to have any money,
Witness stated that II M5 ts bnsse etI nau gonv
to spare
MISS II. KELLER
WAS the next witness. Her sister had been
natient. She was troubled with hysteria and
mt in with consum ptiyes. Her food was bad,
unf1t for eick person. The water-closets were
in had CONDITION., The Warden AMI his wife did
everything they could to help her sister. The
oniv compiaint % she had to make was that her
sister said that she had been beaten and black
oncd hv a rir1 named Tillie and Mrs. Garrity.
She saw no one under the influence Of liquor at
The Hosnjtal.
TInflcr thc cross-craminat;o bv the Warden,
the 1ritness aclnowledged that her sister was
not nn NJ sonnd mind' Witness offered to nav for
a G separate room for her sister, but there was
o.d ~ ao,,fd ho 4so yhon ehe vac MT nncr
ta1 sha,r"t;on ~ she vas MT aware that her
s;st A. had insnlted Tilie that Ti]lie strurk her
a.1 ,.ae d;scharTod hr +he Warden. while he
anu. anu vas was tsl ulsel'nseo ~ luo "ao'n' "Dlo H'
Aeps ne' o4''''' -
FRAME GREER. :z,:u.,uo, -,o
one{ca, naerazy 5oft o OF az I'm ,aui'' etend
sPohe btcnIu 3n54eAt ~ % - 1900
Mas aSAeu Mat t,ns 10 as ~ ~ .,,,";u;s+ hr +rada
~ a'la ~ tnao oo,a - ana Satnrdoy afta].
lLaus.J n sti i;rah - VIZ na1 1.ad ~ o++"n
noon SI.l .u Ia H. ,a,r 1mo
Lon w to sno Iosn. $1,000, ,,,a,so. and +Io
eIsse "nst 10 naao;o1 stta-t;ar' liz had
1,as -1oan as ~ c1nthos Int Ie had seen hrl
1',.S,s a.,., - 1o,,ea " r auu1,tor7 0na n,,rsa
pIGs aIu i9osSs- - asi.;',r l. ~ ~ a,ia.ra5
t tsu Krcn a cn o milk nntil i1 midnght before be
2ank dD nJs it. fhev could % get ret penty Of whisky i
they had money to pay for it, and IT was got
co. Patients did work for the nurses,
and the latter got pay from the county.
He had bad food. AS soon as he found out how
the Hospital was run he didn't solicit his friends
to come and see him. ILaughter.l He had
so,ne nroncrty on Horpc strect-a haff-intcrest
in a ii .oOi) 1ot. When he came in he had 50 in
his H. = nn1Get Friends hronght. him money at
t;m.s Nurses rot drink. and nlayed cards in
+hn voter,ciosc.s II. had asked f1r water sey-
arn1 +;,,cc and conld nnt cet INV. He was not
81 <riren w. o'a anv medcinc rcc11Iarly.
~ 1ti Ic,naoS 1,h;e.td r. Tho rambling mo1e
~ oonian S"rarsi 1arsons had hnan osI;nr
~ IA ~" vn,;1t1s 1tncss we +oiking
4ues.ls, alu eni hner ,n',iS oh;ect - ths
county paving snore@nan4 reporter lo1 1ahlns