Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
kINCAID-s TRIAL
Doctors Who Attended Him Giving rhssr
Testimony.

s'estefs W uo Att<bsed etNtnE Io0n
Testimony.
After the report in the earlier edition Of Tan
STAR closed the testimony in the kincaid Trial
was continued.
Or. Harrison said that the prisoner's phvv-
ical condition was very feeble at the time az
The occurrence. He called on the prisoner un-
professionally In the evening after the occur
ance (the tragedy and found him proetrssed
and ID, feeble beyond description.
The district attorney objected 20 testimony
as to the prisoners condition after the shoot
ing.
Mr. Grosvenor observed tina, ~ the defense
could not Offer testimony ne TO the prisonsrs
condition before or after the shooting they
would have had 10 lave q doctor there Who
noted the defendants soRdiiion al the moment
OF the shooting.
The court permitted the question.
COMPLETELY FRUSTRATED AFTER THE SHOOTING
The witness said that the defendant was in Q
very weak physical condition after the shoot
ing: was completely Frustrated.
Witness was asked IL be made a physical En-
animation Of the defendant at the time.
He replied that he had not made particular
examination because he believed that he know
what has condition was.
Judge Wilson asked what this condition WA
Ihe district attorney objected, but the court
permitted the question.
Witness replied that the defendant had
chronic inactivity OF the liver.
DIR. n. l. 4. JOHNSON
DIR. Henry l.. +. johnson was next put upon
the stand, He said he was a physician and
had practiced in Washington since lisa lie
was physician for the coroner at the time Of
Mr. Iau!bees death. He examined the BODY
OF the deceased. he testified a 60 the chsrsc-
ter OF the wound.
Witness was asked IL he knew Judge Kincaid.
de replied that he had known him since IS
ton.
DIR. johnson said that he was not Mr. Kim
ealds physician. He had observed Mr.. klll-
csld apparent condition by seeing him on the
street and while talking with him.
What was that condition." was asked.
he appeared 10 be very weak. nervous and
run down. the doctor replied and 1 considered
him very sick man The prosecution CO.
lected to DIR. Johnson's testifying as to the
character Of the accused, but the court per
United il.
The witness testified that the reputation Of
the accused wac excellent
On cross examination witness stated that
when he last saw the deceased before the shoot.
ing-a month or less before-his sppareut con-
diuon compared very fayorably with his present
condition.
COL PERRY g HEArH
Col P. S. Heath, newspaper correspondent
was next called by the defense.
He said he was slightly acquainted with The
deceased and was well acquainted with the ae.
cused.
Mr.. Cole objected TO Col Heath being CUES
tioncd rs to threats he had heard made by Nj.
Taulbee.
he argued that such testimony was no.
proper until testimony tending 20 show self
defense had been presented.
PENDING argument on this question the
examination of Col. Heath was postponed.
Mr.. W. q. johnson. attorney -at-law was put
upon the stand. He said be had known Mr..
hincaid since 1856. From the f.V
OF 1889 until short time before
the shooting. witness had observed Mr.. Kin.
cald to be in very feeble physical condition.
Witness said that the reputation of the accuse 4
was tnat of a quiet, amiable and peacesbls
man OF gentle and pacific temperament
The court at O'Clock adjourned until 10
o clock tomorrow.