, 1889-09-03

The resume Of the facts in the case and
statement of its state Sunday evening is
from yesterday mornings Denver
Republican:
Two weeks ago a couple OF girls, both
OF whom were in a delicate condition,
were brought to Denver from Cheyenne
to receive medical treatment for the pur-
pose of Kidding them of the necessity of
becoming mothers. Their names were
Rosa Burych. OF Iowa City, Iowa, and
Emma Anderson. of Clarinda, Iowa.
They had been living for a time in Green
River, Wyoming, and Cheyenne. They
were ACCOMPANIED to this city by a rail-
road man named James Owens Of that
place. This man had made arrange
ments" with DR.. G. w. Corey. who has
| an Office in the Burke block on Sixteenth
I street, opposite to the St. James hotel.
The physician secured apartments for
the girls with Mrs Gayetty, who has a
third floor flat in the block at ll22 Six
teenth street. The two girls occupied one
room and no one was permitted to see
them except a woman called Mrs. Strong.
She was their nurse and administered
their medicine. Late Thursday night the
symptoms of Rosa Burych were regarded
as uanReIOus, anu Ut. SOTeN called In Ut.
Grimes IN consultation. The poor girl
died. DR.. Corey had her body removed
to an undertsker's establishment at 4
o clock Friday morning. He signed a
death certificate. claiming that the cause
of death was typhoid fever.
The landlady, Mrs. Gayetty, after
learning what had tr~ansplred, asked to be
compensated in the sun of $500 for injury
and damaUn IN har rnavna Tho nhvgi
ciau refused to pay more than $3.50. To
get satisfaction, it isiclaimed, the woman
informed the city detective department.
DR.. Corey and Mrs. Strong were arrested,
the first charged with abortion and-the
other being he d as an aeeomplice.
DR.. Corey put in the entire day at the
Central police station, and early last even
ing was permitted to have an hour or
twos interview with his wife. He. is an
intelligent, robust man, bald headed,
wears eye glasses and Il heavy lark nous
tache mixed with a few sprays of gray.
His wife is a small woman, with shot
shingled hair. IL il also black and min
gled with gray. They were together In
the police ~lieutenant's office. The doctor
greeted a representative of The RepuLii-
can cordially. and seemed to be IN the
best of spirits for a man who is charged
with murder, but her the physicien dbl
not know that such u complaint had
been made against him, lie admits that
an abortion had BEEN performed on both
girls, but claims they had injured and lac
Grated their bodies by trying to perform
the deed themselves with instruments.
When he examined them he saw at once
their predicamcnt aud went to work to
pair the wrong they had done themselves
The living girl. Emma Anderson, is 20
years OF age She has told several differ
stories, but when she found the case was
going to he more interesting than she
first thought, she admitted and cmphat
ically seated that the doctor had per-
formed the abortion upon both of them.
She said to Detective Ingersoll that she
had paid the physician $50 for his ser.
vices, and that Rosa had paid him some
thing over $50. She has been fright, ned
almost to death, thinking she would be
thrown into jail and held as a witness.
but her mind9 was relieved of that when
she was told that she could remain in her
room. She has had no chance to escape,
as she has been closely watched. Since
she has CONF out evidently all right she
has appeared very naughty, aud says that
she Will not tell anything more until the
inquest is held. Anderson is an assumed
name that she has taken in order that she
may keep her disgrace from her parents
of Nlarinda