Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-12
Odd you go to her room every

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A.-Nothipg.
YOUNGER ON THE STAND
VIM. H. Younger was next
sworn. He deposed to his name
and stated that his occupation was
that ola druggist.
Q.-Do you know the name of
the deceased?
A.-Her name was Miss Mamie
Garcia. She was called Guadalupe
Garcia.
Q.-Did you know when che
went out to live?
Alt was six or seven years ago.
She lived with Mrs. Abbott in this
city two or three years ago, and
afterwards with Mrs. McGregory,
at the San Gabriel Mission.
Q.-HOw old is she?
Al don't know.
Q.-Were you well acquainted
with her?
Ayes.
Q.-You were in the habit of see.
ing her now and then?
A. e6.
Odd she ever tell you she was
in the family way?
Ayes. She said she was three
mouths gone.
Odd she ever say she wanted
to get rid OF that child3
Ayes.
Odd she tell you she came
into town to have it done2
Ayes.
Q-How long ago was that?
A.-About three weeks or
month ago.
Odd she tell you that che
went to some one to have 1t pro-
duced?
Ayes.
Q.-Did she say who she had
seen or wanted to see? (Here fol-
lows hiatus in the answer.)
Odd you see her shortly after
that conversation?
Al did.
Odd she speak about having
an abortion produced? Tell all she
said.
A.-The next time she saw me
che said she had seen the doctor
and that he had promised to per-
form the abortion.
Odd che say that she had set
tied the price?
Ayes. Fifty dollars. She said
it was too much. She could not
afford to pay 1t. So he offered to
do it for less. price not stated. The
operation was to be performed on
the End day of February. She, feel
ing somewhat scared, did not wish
it to be performed that day, and
waited a day or two longer. She
had it done on Saturday, the 4th.
did not see her again until
Wednesday last. She then told
me about having had the abortion
performed, as stated above.
Q.-How was she when you saw
her Wednesday?
A.-She' was pretty bad-very
low.
Q.-Tell us what she told you
had taken place from the time of
the abortion until you saw her.
(Here follow indicate details,
which we suppress.) She was very
sick Tuesday night and expected
to die. She thought she couldn't
get. over 1t.
Q.-Did she ever tell you who
performed the abortion?
Ayes.
Q.-Give US the name.
A.-Dr. Shorb.
Q.-On Wednesday, when you
saw her, did che say she thought
she would die?
Ayes.
Odd she at that time say that
DR.. Shorb had performed the OPP
GRAFTON?
Ayes.
Q.-When she told you the first
time she went to see the Doctor,
did she say that the Doctor had
fixedthe End of February to per-
form the abortion.
Ayes.
Odd she tell you, likewise,
that the Doctor advised her to take
q room at the United States Hotel
as being more convenient for him?
Ayes.
Question, by juror Glover-Why
was not the operation performed
on the I'd of February?
A. She said that she felt Ill and
wished it delayed.
Questi.n, by juror Finney-Did
you 60 to see her on that Wednes-
day Voluntarily?
Al was sent for by her.
@. (Glover)-Did she come to see
you the other times you have
stated?
A.-She called OH me at the
drug stora
Odd she ever tell you that
the Doctor had assured her that
no danger would be experienced at
three months?
A.-She told me that the Doctor
said that three months was best.
THE DECEAsED's AUNT.
Mrs. MERGED Abbott was the next
witne ss sworn.
Q.-Do you know the body be.
fore US?
A.-She IL Guadalupe Garcia.
Q.-How old is she?
A.-Twenty-three Dec. 18th, 1881.
Q.-Had she relatives?
Al am her aunt.
Q.-Hsd she parents living?
A.-No.
Odd you see her lately--dur-
ing the last two or three months?
A.-Not for long time.
Q.-Where was she born?
AIN Los Angeles.
HER LoDaING.HoUsE KEEPER AND
f. H. Schlador, q lodging-house
keeper, next deposed to the advent
Of the dead girl in his premises.
He said that she was taken sick on
the third day of her arrival-on
Sunday. He said the doctor had
called three or four times prior to
his lodger's death. We resume
regular examination.
Odd you 60 into the room
latter the girls sickness)?