Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Fifth EDlTiM1l
This afora.u., ;. u

Esq the attorney for bs LIN I'M "
the case Of II. A. North IA y nlnht
r D:han resumed his afsuu,,,m !.
position to Mr.. Rodney "a ma.n
non'suit. He was FOLLOWED b h, NJ
ney, and when he Io,sSS' ~
Obarles b. Lore, who had IN. zoe
tsined for the plaintiff, mads a. Osta
ment In opposition to the poD. -
Inc Court decided to giant i Il
jury that had been empansl.IM d
the case were allo cd To lea,s .
The case OF Daniel II KIN
Mayor and Council OF Wil,oiSs,M
then taken up and the jury cal s y
u was found that Mr.. PhiIlin.
from Mil Greek Hubdte5 IN
present, and a. City Solici,o,
refused TO proceed with elsvsr r iah
the further oonsidera ion n, ~, !, jug
was postponed for the present "'
A jury was then dra sp Ana a.
OF Mary Il. Hogg vs. 4 i,,t S
Lobb's executor was taken r I'.sa
with Levi @. Bird. ESQ Tor = ~ wv
tin and Lore and Emmtps f.,
Ter dant. =" ls
This Is an action 10 re,ov,. i.
John Morrison, the execufor =, ~
beth W. LJbs, for 200 wei. ~, =
and care by the plaintiff e1sas
W. Lobb lived with Mrs Ho,a ~
years and paid board, but for . Y. "
OF five yesrH previous TO her ds,hp
In such u condition that she rso,,
constant care and nuislp9 ~ ".
times before her death she n,om'
Mrs. Hogs, In the presence Of f'T o.sa
that she should be paid, and n W.
fore her death. 1t should be maid y,
her estate. After her DEAL M, n
learned that no provision bad
made In Der will " pay her, ma
demanded II OF the execnto, n.
ferred her to his counsel and Al, 4
entered suit for the amount. Trs
bill Ii for 81 ,6l2, with ip.ergf i
81 ptem Der Sd, 1885
Elizabeth Pennington testified
she Ii q daughter Of the ulalnds
with her husband resides Win
Mrs. Lobb resided with her moths,
since the witness was bora mn
time OF her death In Septemts h
From 1880 up 10 her death MAJ
was sick continually. She bE,1
lysis and chronic diarrhGa, ia M
~ a sore on one of her legs, vhla
very offensive and made (. ntoz.
for the family 10 use deodotlzsna
house constantly.
In 1889 Mrs. Lobb had the small
and was nursed for seven week, b.
witness ID other, Mrs Hogg. snp
" n week board up TO the tins shs
the smallpox, and after that tine
week. The sore on her eg bad d
dressed three times every day, and
witness, with her mother, had 10 V
the cloths which came III ii.
Lobb was about 30 years Of age at
time OF her death, and during tie
two years OF her life soms one had d
up with her almost every night
relatives who were benefited By
will neve: nursed her or took Any
of her; they would call to see her %
times. but never offered 70 nurse Id
to sit mp ut night
Her death was finally caused
jaundice, and about tE0 Sesk. Be
her death, while the witness and
mother were changing be. bed,
said to her mother, lib, AIN d
deal OF trouble, but come on The d
and thee shsli be paid" Tie Wit
had also heard her say Oh arefsI
oocaeious that her mother should
paid for taking care OF her.
The witness was 81 3jsc.et 10
and seGTching orossexaiaini'icl
Mr.. Lore, IN which NUMBER d
tional facts were brought ont. o.
which was that the witness lN
absent from home for five moaiu
ting tho time that she had testified
Lobb had needed constant care,
Mrs. Elizabeth EghtOn wAs ~
and testified that shs resided OPP
to Mrs. Ho2z, and WAS in her hoIs
or three times e7eiy day. She con
rated he previous witness IN reitf
u the condition of Nrs L1bb, ana
that after she brooks ~ hor@E@
she went TO board with MIS-. hogi
consequently saw much OF MIA.
She had never seen any ouee1oeti
Hogg dress this sore ON her !eh '
was very offensive. When
wonld come in from the open gu
could smell 1t, and IL was neceS
use deodorizers almost all the ume
She had knc wn Mrs Hosg y
quently sit mp with her at nlgnL
had never known week W pass
she was not up with her oneoi
nights, and she always cUns'utfc
faithful aud efficient purse;
witness did not think fle "oulG
liked 10 give her the same care ~
week. Sne had heard MIS- L3o
that she was a great deal u Il
but that Lib, meaning Mrs' hVsBi
be- paid for all she had done. Al,
The cross.examinaion oy Nj
was continued up to ! O'CLOCK,
court took q recess until ) c'0''
afternoon.