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

not care for her mother, but did not want
her father 10 know. She said at this time
she would not have any other doctor.
She said she had just as soon
HAVE HER MOTHER COME.
The witness was cross.examined by
Prosecutor Bow. / testified before the
grand jury.
testified then that when Lille died
she said "Tell my father and mother Of
what died, but tell the rest different
story" That was all heard her say.
Mr.. Bow asked her how IL was she did
not tell the story then as now. She said
she could not remember IL at that time,
but that now 1t was plain to her. Her
statements
CLEARLY CONTRADICT THE OTHER sToRIRs
told by her, and II is plain to see she does
not care TO tell all she knows, and does
not wish TO tell straight story. have
talked with Mr.. Pomerene twice about
the case, have also talked with Mr..
Adair. have not talked with him about
the case since last night. l have also
talked the matter over with DR.. Maxwell
two or three times. saw him last week.
have also been to his office. have not
been there for three months. Mrs. Gully
at this point said she would like to go
home to her baby as II was sick. As Mr..
Bow had succeeded in getting her TO con.
tradict herself, he said she could GO.
Judge Critchfield then questioned the
witness and she admitted she had also
talked with Mr.. Welty about the case.
IL. III, "a
and say IL you were not careful you would
be sent TO the penitentiary ?" asked Judge
Critchfleld.
"He told me IL was not careful would
go to the penitentiary," was the answer.
MARY ANN MAcKEY
was then called and examined by Judge
Critchfleld. l live In Canton, Mrs. Gully
lives with me. In November lived on
Lafayette street. Mrs. Gully did not live
with me then. am her mother. Twas at
her home on Wednesday before Lille
Bordner died. She was coughing very
hard and vomiting. heard her make
complaints. She looked weak and ex-
hausted. She told me she had pain but
did not tell me where IL was. She said
she had been taking medicine. / had
conversation with her as to the cause OF
her pain. The state Of course objected to
her giving the conversation and an excep-
ton was noted. Much time was again
consumed in trying to get in certain testi.
mony about conversation had after Lille
died, between Mrs. Gully, Charles Schott,
DR.. Maxwell and witness, regarding TAX
ing her body home at night, in accord
ance with Lilies wish. The court adj
mitted the testimony. Witness told Of the
arrangements made to send telegram,
which was TO be delivered to Mr.. Bordner,
and then have Dr.Maxwell follow up with
the body. Dr.Maxwell came to my house at
8 o'clock Saturday night and wanted to
leave the body there for a couple of hours.
/ refused and heard DIR. Maxwell say he
would not get rough box, and would
take the girl home as she requested.
SENSATION.
At this point sensation was caused by
Prosecutor Bow stating that DR.. Maxwell
was at the table, and indicating to the
witness
By MODS OF THE HEAD
whether she should answer yes or no. He
also said this had been done while
Bow said he was prepared to prove
what he claimed. Judge Critchfleld denied
that DR.. Maxwell was doing anything of
the kind, The witness became excited and
said she would not answer another ques-
ton and that she had seen DR.. Maxwell!
do nothing and
HE HAD NOT INFLUENCED
her testimony. The talk was all taken
from the jury by the court. On cross ex-
animation witness said Schott wanted to
20 to Sandyville, and, as he was the oper-
ator, write message himself, and pre-
tendit had been received.
MRS. HANNAH FORD,
| a sister Of Mrs. Gully, was called. met
Lille Bordner at my sisters. Lsaw Lille
cough and vomit. had no conversation
with her the first week. The second weel
was there all day Monday. Invent there
to help take care of the girl, at DR.. Max
well's request. An attempt was made t.
excluded. She then said she heard som,
talk about an abortion, but that nothing
was said about DR.. Maxwell. This answe
/ was stricken out.
Judge Critchfield then lasked her II il
that conversation any thing was said abou
any other doctor performing an abortion
The question was objected to by the state
"Who was referred to as having pei
formed this abortion and what did she sa
on that subject 2" was the next question
This was also objected to and the wit
ness was not allowed to answer.
Mr.. Pomerene stated that he desired
read the deposition OF Robert Gully take
in Scotland. 1t was referred to the coul
for inspection.
JACOB RETTER
who in November last kept store at Nil
. eral Point, was next called. 1 know d
Robertson. went with him to Mr.. Bor,
ners on Sunday November 90. He had
case of instruments and leather ba
, with him when he went there. When "
, got there he jumped out of the buggy an
went into the house. He had on his owe
, coat and had the case in his pocket.
followed him into the house. He went in
a room with Miss Bordner. know Lii
| Bordner. II was
LILLE WHO WENT INTO THE ROOM
with him. The door was closed after
> went in. He had his overcoat with hi
. | when he went into the room with Lille.
! don't know how long he was in the roor
We got there between two and thr'
D o'clock and II was after o'clock when
= came out. He was
IN THE ROOM ABOUT AN HOUR.
\ When he came out did not see Lilli
When he came out he washed his hand