The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

ment OF pr, Maxwell made 20 different
peOple, that she was nqi dead when theS
loft, Il ID possible 6he died on tho wal
aud they drove around tQglye the remnlui
"a chance 10 get cold, before reaching hei
falherla house, When ihey arrived, there
the body was still warm, lne hands being
tho only part that was COLI
mEpiT-roR rHh crnoEns'
There has been great deal Of this Kline
ofbusneah done Ia Canton ln tue phhi, aud
II 10 Time q stop WAS put 70 w. u the par
ties under arreht are gully ihey should
be punished 20 10 tho fun extent OF tlf
law, Much credit 10 dueio Coroner hhae'
fer, DE-, Leinnger Marhhal Gentry, ON,
GERS alagle, Jaeobh AM heoherer and
Prosecutor Welty, for ihe interest they
have taken Ia the case
MoRR TROUBLE ron Dr. MAXWELL,
This morning w, u, SHUTTER, proprietor
Of tho Conrad Hotel went before JuRtlce
| keigner and hwOre out an attachment
against property owned by DE-, Maxwell
70 satisfy q $50 board bill, Hay a Sheref,
the livery men also got oui Rn attach,
meni for fl for taking care Of tho doctors
horse, Constable Dick Weber attached u
horse, buggy, doR cart and Het OF harness,
THE VERDICT,
Coroner ghaefer will render his verdict
soon ana will no doubt lnd Lillian BOrd,
ner came 10 her death 40 a result OF 70
criminal operation performed by DR., d, r.,
Maxwell, Ito II OF the opinion she died
enrly Saturday morning Or late Friday
night,
eonoIr TAEENfo JAZZ.
Sohott was arralgned to-day aud pleaded
not guilty. His bond was liked Ai $1,000,
IN default OF which he was taken 70 tho
county jail
pH MAXWELL TAKEN 10 JAN,
AZ . o'clock this afternoon Dr.. Maxwell
had been unable TO secure ball, and Mar
nhal Gentry removed him 70 the county
jail
THE FUNERAL,
The remains Of Lillian Bordnor were
buried this afternoon M o'clock Servl.
COS were held ~ the house, the lHterment
being ln the Sandyyllo cemetery,
Much sympethy 10 expressed for Charles
w. hehoti, the young man who was 30
mndly IA love With LILLIAN Bordner, and
allowed himself 10 be u party 20 the crime.
Nearly all tho cltzena condemn DR.. Max.
we'll for tho part he took IN ihG affair, aud
tie cowardly trick Of representing himself
nh De, Smith 81 Canton, taking the dead
girl home 10 her father and leaving 9th.
out word OF explanation, The further
tho investigation goca the more II tends 10
show that Mra. Bordnor Was matrimonial
In having her daughter come 10 Canton
and have an operation performed.
Coroner Sohaofor, Dc, LeIninger and OF.
ilcor Jacobs went 10 Sandyyillc yesterday
morning, The Inquest was held, but on
account Of the funeral services was not
concluded, aud consequently had 10 bo
postponed until this morning.
The testimony developed nothing Of
startling nature, but tome rich develop.
menia may ho looked for today, 40 Mrs.
Bordnor Will be called 10 testify 40 the
inquest Coroner Sohaefir accompanied
by NEwsDEMoORAT reporter, left for
SAndyvlllo this morning on the carly train,
Nchterduy tie post norlcm wuH contln.
ued, Tile Uranium wAg opened and tho
brain found 20 bo In q normal condition.
All OF tho orgaua were Ia fair condition,
and nothing was found 10 Indicate that
Lillian Bordnera death had hoen caused
by anything except tho operation.
Only three witnesses were examined nt
tho inquest, George Welsh was hrat, and
testInod that Charles Sohott and LILLIAN
llordncr had been going together for
sometime past. lie was not aware Of any.
thing criminal between them,
Aaron Hordner told the story ot his
DAUGHTER being brought hGmc,Hs related Ia
aNEws'DEMoORAT He WaaRth
of the Farmers Alliance, whom
no received the message saying Lillian
had been hurt IN runaway ard was be-.
lax brought home, llo rad this message
to hla fronds In attendance at the All. !
auco,
II. g, CahlcH, who wna present when the |
qlrl was brought home, told Of the men
driving tu the house, aud of Lillian bOuR |
carried in, Ihiu ended ycttorduy'a testi. |
m0ny,
Coroner Schaofcr was seen last night by |
q reporter Ia regard 10 the mntomuntmudc |
by DR., Maxwell that the Rlrl died of lung |
foyor, This lao nnid was false as there |
were no symptoms Of this disease,
Marshal Gentry, Oillocr Sluglo and % |
NEws.pEMoCRAT reporter called ut the |
rcadonoe OF Mrs, MAckey IN Lafayette |
street, late yesterday afternoon aud bad u |
long talk with Robert Gully aud hla wife. |
During the talk Mr.. Gully said he was |
matukon aa 70 tho glrl being brought TO |
hia house lnet Thursday niglt and claim.
cd hu meant to say II was week ago |
TIC has since concluded Bho |
was brought there two weeks ago ycstor.
day, llu also said be- was not present |
when the girl was taken away. In tho |
lo was excited, and said he made |
these mintnkca on that account.
Mrs, Gully appeared willing 10 tell all |
she kuCw iu regard to the cnau, The girl |
was brought tnOfo two weeks ago last
She was attended by DIR, Max
we'll, who was thorp every night, and
Young man named Charlie, who only |
missed fow nights, Dr. MoAyoll also
.N.sHitsfs llsa.a t.lN
hours at tim0. She know nothing OF an
operation being performed NJ her house,
She was present when tho gin died aud
thought Il was about o'clock Saturday
afternoon. She wuB positive IL was nftor
Inner.
In regard 60 the statement OF Dr.. Max.
veil, that tho girl had gono up town and
,nughi cold, she said thia waa false.
lttcr tho girl came thoro she was mover
,ut of tho house, except once nnd thon
Ihu only went 10 the door. This was n
week. pao Thureday, the day she intended
% 40 humcs
Mira, Gully claimed she did not know
What was The matter with the girl and
aid she had mover boon paid one cent for
,ooping her. Lillian was 10 pay her when
he not woll and had promised 20 tell her
M about the sickness AZ that timo. Charlie
yaa al tho house last Saturday and re.
nnlnod until DIR. Maxwell arrived. They
10Th left together, the doctor and another
nan returning about o o'clock and took
he romuina away.
She told the story OF Charllc's visit last
saturday His fret question was, "How
4 my dnrlIng2n Whom Informed that she
vas dead no said, "What viii do.n He
hen went into hyatcrlcs.
Mrs. Gully closed her story by relating
Lillian had told her. Among
,iher things tho girl said "Mama wants
nc 10 stay until 1 get well ae papa knows
Iothing about itn
II appears now that the price paid DR..
daxwell was S2b. Charles Schott gave
i'm $40 and hla note for $40, which has
lot beon paid. This note was yesterday
nrncd over TO Lou Blake, clork Of the
nnyor'a court.
Harmnn Bordnor, uncle Of the unfortu.
nte Girl, wns IN tue city this morning.
lo said that Lillian had not giyon him the
aast inlimation that she intended paying