Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-10
THIRD EDITION.


Ab SOON Us COuft Dptutu ~ y " ChOth
this morning Superintendent hcCaus-
land was recalled and again cross exam
ined by Mr.. Bird.
When he LEFT tho stand Mr.. Bradford
said that he would offer the draits OF the
locality where the accident occurred In
evidence.
William Lawton testified that he Is
engaged 10 the lamp aud glassware bust
meas on Market street above Sixth. His
building extends ID shlpley street. and Ia
III feet long. Last Saturday night he
tested the lamp used at the station the
night of the accident and found that IL
threw light for 30 feet He did not
think the lamp gave as much light In the
room where the test was made as 1t
would have given outdoors, as the cell
ing was hung with chandeliers which alb
soIbed the light
John b. Martin was present at the test
on Saturday night and corroborated the
testimony given BY the previous witness.
Colonel Milo W. Locke testified that
he was at the Madison street station one
evening recently and found that by
wa king six PAGES from the platform he
| could see tho liahts very plainly up to
Second or Third street. The way Of get
ting away from The station was so plain
| that he thought d blind man would be
| able TO find his way with Q cane.
William II. Amith testified that he
could see at least two lights up Madison
street from the station, but by looking
around he could see five llghts without
counting the rail road lights.
EDoch Moore was sworn and testified
that he had got dH at Madison street sta
ton eeveral timet Mt night. he was there
one night last week, AID even alter tue
electric lights were extingushed could
easily lind bis way 10 Madison street.
Charles w. Kennedy testified that he
Is engaged In tho piano business in this
city, but In 1886 was the chief clerk OF
the Wilmington Il Northern Railroad
Company. He was frequently at the
Madison street station, after dark, aud
knew how the station was lighted. He
considered the lights sufficient for any
one with ordinary eyesiIht 10 see their
way from the station.
Bernard McYey testified to where
Chandler street is located
| DR. Thomas A. Brown testIfled that he
attended Mrs. Wallace about twelve
years ago for on injury In the lower part
OF her stomach. caused By being gored by
a COW. She was confined to her bed about
two weeks.
On cross eyamin alton the witness said
he did not think this injury had anything
To do with The pain In tho witness back
or with the career
The defense rested with this witness,
and Mr.. Bird commenced the exAmlna
ton OF witnesses In rebuttal.
Mrs. Maggie McGlynn, daughter o
the plaintiff, testified that during thu
| time her mother lived at Rockland ell,
was with her, with the exception OF on,
week, and never knew her to do any
sctu5bng or washing.
Hugh WallRco testified that he is u sol
of the plaintiff, ana livd with her a
I:Gcklaud. She went 10 market abou
ouee month, aud he always accom-
Iauied her to carry the basket. ii
never knew her to carry basket.
Andrew L. Sanborn, Esq, was called
aud upon being questioned by Mr. Brad
ford testified that he IS associated witt
Mr. Bird, and has assisted him ig thl
ease. Mr.. Bradford thon objected to M
testimony OBJ the ground OF publ
policy.
An argumdnt ensued, and tho cour
. iiually Gesiddd that, under the cirCum
stances, Mr. Bauhorn could not testify.
DIR. NeIen tank testified that he la
practiced medicine in this city since 1864
and has treated number of CASTS q
uterlae cancer. In his opinion, II canoe
Is in the blood or system, II would i
developed by fall or blow.
u DIR. Ogle was sworn, and testified this
If the plaiutili had cancer in her systeI
n the fall in the sewer would eertai,y a,
celerate and develop 1t.
DIR. LeunArl kittinger testified that Il
has prRciice I'd medicine ia this city fc
twenty -four years. He has attended
number OF eases of cancer of the woml
n and WAS certain II could be accelerate
10y fall or shock, combined with o ne
~ vuus condition.
Z DIR. II mlinson testified that anvthin
which would lead to low condition
the blood would, II cancer was IN u
system, lead TO It's development. II
thought thai u fall such as the plalnti
had received would accelerate It.
Dr. Cnrt testified that he has pra
ticed mediciue Tor twenty years. lie ha
IN treated u number of cases of cancer
the womb. aud was positive that It coul
be accelerated by nervous shock or pro
traitor, such as might result from fal
Dr. Patterson has practlced mcdicit
for eleven wears, and had no doubt wha
ever that cancer of tie womb could
produced by fall or gu lden shock.
Similar testimony was given by DR.
Rilo and Winner, and at l o'c'ock coa
+. took a recess until !. so O'Clock.