Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-24
rnE PRIMARY COURT.
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Tae .osl4t o,uuaitsee "a Schoois AID teseh-
sr-. - lha Board u EdgestioDs uae1 81 81
ieauteI.isat Niledsl oftas Lsst sseulns
coa-utafas Iheulseises = coarl ~ 14alrg
D tae >nyler Love case. s1a examined
severed silaes-e-. There ~ers present irzs-
1ses sillls. Allea. SlInknl--8. Richards Ran
-on. ste@art snd hatl4@as, and Sapern-
lsndsat NllSheA- Nr. and Mrs L0ee ber-
ue I.0ae. elgbi " tsu students u the klsbth
a ARD school. AID otasr witnesses Tor the
respondent ~sre also present
Dr. NcPhsfsou ~as ths hrst ~Itlsss call
7d He testihsd. / s1- called u Mr. Loves
ou thursday afternoon, March II; found
Birtis Love hing upon couch. he bad
feyer aud was quite excited he had IncOn-
ruence VI the urine; could not oOEtrol the
actions Of the bladder called every dap AZ
10 saturday a week ago last saturday he Was
feeling better. be then had a chill; had a
chill al hrst; there xas 40 Inflammation wtieE
hrst visited him, n0f ever; found very
httle redness over the bladder 1 inches wide
and "a inches long It did not last long
tso or three days: he walked around ia
stiff condition for two Os three days had IN
confluence and retention both; | dad not re
gard the ease serious al all al the nrst visit
Dr. GrisWold upon the staud testified:
called upon BERTHE Love to-day, examined
him. found no mark of dlscoiOFatiOn; l ex-
amined his head and bowels. he had no
fever or indication that he was sick His
mother told me he had some trouble about
holding his water. l did not discover any
thing the matter With him. He looked pale
ana not well. II D had had any severe
bruise the discOlOratiOn would probably
have not all left. He might have received
blow there, which could have produced the
bladder trouble without its showing by TINS
time. The blow could have produced the
trouble OF incontinence of the urine. The
chill- would naturally have followed the
bladder trouble.
BERTHE Love. complaining witness, told
substantially the same story about Prof. Sny-
dsrs Furnishing him as has been repeated IN
the city dailies. Upon the stand he appeared
insolent and irritable and used several slang
phrazes. Mrs Love testified that Prof.
Snyder had called al her house three times;
the first time he said ne was very sorry the
affair had happened knew he had a quick
temper, generally waited from twenty-four
70 forty eight hours before Furnishing
scholar, but had been mad all day: was
sorry he had taken revenge upon BERTHE; il
would probably not happen again in
hundred years. lie also said he
would try and help me out with
the doctors bill. The second time he came
ne offered money to settle the doctors bill.
Lawyer Rogers and Dr. Mcpherson came
and | told him he must settle with Mr..
Rogers. He came back Saturday with
friend, came Just 10 the door and said i
/ Will not pay anything, not even the doctors
bill, at the second meeting he said he
would pay the doctors bill, but did not think
ne could afford TO pay over thirty dollars.
He did not offer me thirty dollars. | said,
rather than to have expenses run up.I would
rather take thirty dollars.
Mrs. Haney testified that Prof. Snyder had
left her boy in room for punishment and
had then forgotten him and left the school
building. Eddie Heshler and Fred Winkle
testified that they saw Prof. Snyder strike
Love- knock him down and kick him. Fred
Howard also testified to the same, describ-
ing the affair at length. Two or three other
boys were called who knew nothing about
the case. and at exactly II o'clock, midnight,
the reporters were dismissed from the trial
and the judges were left in deliberation.