The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-07-12

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.rm a, H. If The Prosecutors was
..>t oNolu He testified that he Md
.uruth seen patients Sjlapped Ne
.a lHt superintendent rnn upon ". T.
..tgtvl. ~ Wake county, stamp him
s.#a al~ fao in the face ana calI hmm "a
4u'asd son of Il bitch Mr. Upchurch
.>.- strong. violent man and gave the
ud3nts trouble ON the occasion
"aeu Dr G. stamped him III the face and
.4r~eI hm. Mr. Jpyhurch had broken
81 window guard and had piece OF hoop
son in his hand cursing. ilr. Harris Mr..
logan, Mr.. Beavers, myself and Dr. q.
We're present. Nj. Upchurch'> mouth
gts bleeding when We took MIN up and
ae crying. He was ordered TO be
taneu to another room and strapped. At
mother time Mr. Thompson said he read
q the report Of an attendant that MIS-
awtEer, a patient, Was str@pped to the
cd for splitting At or abusing the super
III ndtut She WAS strapped about two
'sy- On the morning that she was re-
e..sed ~he died DO not know whether
was released during the time or not
There was no cause for death assigned in
t4e deathhook. He then testified under
he head OF misrepresentation. He said
bat Or. GriS>Om had owed The institution
$500 Tor some time for provisions from
Hae institution. DR.. e. did not deny the
account wheu il was presented. The
#.4>, -eppr said that ne had delivered 10
j.. Giiss1n's private cook six Spring
N-Ils Which lie had not charged The
ut.rou had instructed him 10 nut them
.- his report as used for light diet
slr diet Vas often used for patients and
- consisted Of chickens, eggs, &e Dr.
tlrl~,om was sick at this time. From 80
-a LOO turkeys are annually raised at the
4.Eum Very few are used in the wards
ana A great many OF them We're sent away.
.L.e turkeys are under the immediate su-
ue.vI-ion of the matron. He had had to
t.rgha-e turkeys on Christmas and
Ia.tlAsg giving days. He had purchased
III twenty ID tAlrty z year. The super
.H rLdeAl purchased an lhe drLSS TOT ne
t.~rl. dt!uu. me! were furcuaSed mostly
tgam MesSrs Lee, Johnson x Co The adyer-
t-emtut said that this firm was compcs-
,.l Of Mr. Lee. Mr. Johnson and Dr. Girls
som Some OF the drugs which were pur-
la>sed were never delivered at the insti-
-atlon drug store. The institution has
lrlg store. The druggist Is given the
a- and copies such articles as 60 to the
arug store He deIlv, red the bills TO the
Druggist Tor him to see what medicine
N5- properly delivered and what was not.
/. and the druggist did not compare the
and tie drugs together at the same
tsAe. II Mas not his duty 10 see that All
e medicines We're received All bills tor
"e.tielles had TO De entered upon his
p s and signed by the superintendent.
ste dld not think it was necessary that
tas name should be there III ORDER that
Ing 9'"le treasurer sroUlu pay 'le pilIo'
= va co9tol1"Ly 5e IpI llle u ~ oe ~
- A4t'A4'2SiA tsA4N liz Si4N'Nt4 80
lollo" ~ ! lons olsousololi - Sne
.-sel gu eoLh sues resdluihs ltie Lt,I iiio,ius
,,'..of ,laa Ii,,,,, ~ ~, lta,-ard
,4.,.n+;o,, +o rho oi1eS+ion a. 70 wbafber
,.rrC,l,;st r1arl,ad rho Goods dalirarsd
M {s7iyaraG ~ rneds ana snstainad
~, Wbital.ar +ba, cort;nnad III. ava,ni.
NJ TIsl.ssa., - go - -.
it3lIoH' NJ hoin l'oon HdIu II ""o IIto
daty 70 sign MS name TO tue pills' ne
inquired OF me druggist, ana OF !ne 5uler @
uz.oIer l.ld : "a 49, ,a d,,',l,;st said
,o,. Ctlioc,ed - tba onasr3Gn and rba
-, Isla.d ,1S+oir7od +ba dhioc+;op Nv
u;o|' .S 80 .ho Saoi,
HhltaheI 'neli dssel' ioe 'He oooh lnS
lhe purchases q arugs LOT tne llsllIu'lon' ~,
~ H. WbitaIer ;t.,i- .sIad NJ
-. - roip+ a't Snob drn,,s ..
If3,Dl.t,+ ID ,la;d for hnt 80 not
-tSi's "GuS =. anU P'-o ~ ~
ieSslVed q. lhe uruS s1ole as snp"n "
rs u " a1oio Iii -
li-'7 4 i0oll lon' .io 1s.ol1ile.e' els' "a
uSS+9L oushI ~ 10
.-i''' ~ " ''7 noo i"'A 81 o'''J =; ~ NJ.
Li0u tAe pooh' Ailoi uioo ~
Y hltaker asked thaI tne druggist pe SUI
pA,rnaed duees tecum ana the ooafu 50
'tdereu.
MR. ADAM MSS TESTIMONY.
Mr.. D. l.. Adams, the druggist of the
i yIuIn was then sworn Mr.. Adams was
,.lniued by Col. Waddell He said the
looks he held in his hand were his requi-
-ltlons for medicine and the medicines re
wed and prices paid 50 far as he had
..a..u able ia oct the bills The steward
t.ruished him with the bills to copy the
.f5ces. Some times the steward may have
tJrgotten to give him bills. Mr.. Thomp
-0u had been steward since 1881 He
.9uld not say positively that Mr.. Thomp
-,l. the steward, had furnished him with
very MI For the past year or two he
f.d moi had any troilhle in getting up the
f. HI. couIdn't say whether every item
ve.se,u the books or not.
rs Cav Jarvis then cross examined Mr.
ADAMS He said drugs had been sent to
,b4 a.vInm without going through his
III. rio.oa art,cles uonId not annear on