The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-07-30

Schott remained until about 1890 or
o'clock. next saw DR.. Maxwell abol
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. When b
came in he went at once to Lilies room
He remained there about half an hou
The Doctor came again Tuesday evenin
abont 10 o'clock. He was alone and r,
NAMED about half an hour. The Docto
came again Wednesday morning an
went to Lilies room, He remained hal
an hour. Schott was not there. Th
Doctor came again Wednesday even
ing about 10 o'clock. Charles Schot
came that night about s:3(
The doctor did not carry anything tina
evening. He had q satchel once when h
came. The doctor remained half an hou
and Schott stayed until o'clock. Whei
| went TO bed the doctor and Charlie wer
still with Lille. The doctor came agail
| Thursday evening. Schott was there, HI
was also there Wednesday night. The
| doctor came Friday night. Mrs. Gull.
| told OF the doctor being in the house ever.
night, and OF Schott coming almost ever!
| night. Her story as to the length OF tint
| Schott and Maxwell remained on the dif
ferent nights, does not correspond will
stories told by Mrs. Gully on former occa
| sions.
LILLE DIED SATURDAY MORNING
at a o'clock. DR.. Maxwell was there Friday
| night before she died. He remained
all night. He left Saturday morning
about 6 o'clock, There was no other doc
tor to see her while she was at my house
When DR.. Maxwell left, Lilies body was
on the bed. She was dressed. DIR. Max.
well dressed her. Mrs. Gully then de-
scribed the condition of the bed and other
things which cannot be published.
LILLE WAS UNCONSCIOUS
the first Friday she was there. Schott was
there that night. She remained uncon-
scious until Monday. At this stage of
the examination Mr.. Pomerene objected
TO Mr.. Welty shaking his bead, but Mr..
Welty explained that fly was annoying
him and he desired to get of.
On Thursday, DR.. Maxwell said
they had got along. pretty good
and af,Iio everything SI5 was all right: After
at my house until O'Clock Saturday
night. After she died her hat aud cloak
were put on by my sister. DIR. Maxwell
was there when they were put on. Ihe
doctor came Saturday night about 9
O'Clock with a covered rig. There was
another man With him. He wentup stairs
and carried Lilies body down stars. Sue
was put in this double carriage. Maggie
Mackey helped put her ia the carriage.
The body was put in the back papt. /
took the Doctors oyercoat out to him.
They started west. 1t was about q:3Q
when they left. l went away as soon as
they did. did not go back until We'd
nesday.
The witness was
CONSTRAINED
by Judge Critchfleld. She could not teyI
how Lille looked. Lille took supper
with us the first night she was there. She
looked very pale that night. She was not
strong looking. She was sick at the stom-
ich. She was very weak and took a cup of
ea but didnot eat any supper. She
7omited. l went up stairs with her. She
lad no help in.getting up stairs. The first
hing she did when she got up stairs was TO
ay down on the bed. helped her to un-
lress. Mrk. CLlly described her clothing
md testimony was brought out, which |
will be of great benefit to the defense. |
lille could not take any food as she |
ould not swallow, DR.. Maxwell gave her |
ood to her by injection. told Or. Max |
veil l would like 10 have boarders if he |
NEW of any. DIR. Maxwell attended my |
'aby and one in the next house.
Isaac Walkup was then called but had |
walked up street. Mr.. Pomerene said |
ome OF the Witnesses for the State were
n the room. They were ordered TO re-
lain in the witness room. Isaac Walkup
ot appearing
70 hEAlhhNAAs !
ity Editor of the News. .DEMocRAT, was
le next witness called. He testified in
INSTANCE as follows: ~ have known DR..
laxwell years, / saw him Sunday, Dec.
at his office about o'clock in the after
oon. l was at the News. DEMOCRAT Of
ce Sunday afternoon, and it was report
girl had died, and i went TO DR.. Max
ellis office. called the doctor out and
sked him il he had treated the Bordner
lrl Last night, and he said he had not.
len went away. cav him the next Mon
ay morning at the city building, and
llked with him in regard to this case.
Md 10 him: "When were you arrested?n
e told me, and then asked him regard
lg the telegram that was sent and
gned j.. A Smith. He said he did
OF send 1t, but that Schott sent
. He said the case was all right
Schott had done az he agreed to.
% stated further that he operated on the
lrl week ago last Tuesday. At another
me talked about the cause of her death
18th him. He said she was getting along
icely, but that she went out and took
Did. With reference 20 the success of
le operation nothing was said except in
general way. went to the Bordner
with Ed Mesnar Sunday night
ver." The witness was
CROSS EXAMINED
y Attorney Pomerene: "After / left
laxwelps Office / went to Coroner
chaefer's office. Heard he had gone
} Sandyville, and / then got a rig and
rove 10 Bordner's. / came back at 3
clock Monday morning. When talked
ith Maxwell Monday morning am GER
lin there was some talk about an opera
on. l asked Maxwell when and where
le operation was performed. When l
wrong had been done, and
las DR.. Maxwell did it. do not remem-
or of the word treating being used. Max
ell said to me that the girl had been
impered with and punctured before she
OF into his hands. He said she had been
lking medicine.
Files OF the NEWs.DEMoCRAT and the |
TARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT containing ac-
ounts of the tragedy were here shown
le witness, and the articles which he
rote were marked with view of show
~ the interest which the witness took in
le case.
"Do you regard the NEWS DEMOCRAT as
newspaper of general circulation Pr
sked Mr.. Pomerene.
The witness so regarded IL.
Other questions in the same line were |
eing propounded when Mr.. Welty broke
! with: "Mr. Pomerene will keep US
ere all day discussing the circulation Of
le NEws-DEMoCRAT. i am willing to as
st in increasing the circulation OF that
aper, but do not think we can spend the
me now" After few questions of
linor importance had been propounded,
le witness was permitted 10 again TO take
Is seat at the press table.
ISAAC wALKUP
as then called. / live at Cleveland.
as in Canton last December. know DIR.
Iaxwell. / roomed with DIR. Maxwell
nd boarded at the Conrad. / saw him on |
ecember 6. saw him about 6 o'clock In
le evening at the Brunswick saloon. He
lid he wanted to see me. We went out
'gether. He told me he wanted me to
Ike young lady in the country for
oupg gentleman. He said the man,s
anne was Schott and he would pay me |