The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-14
THE TESTIMONY Is ALL IN.
pARsoS GEORGES CAsH MAI 60 TO
THE JURY TO-DAY

PARS0E GEORGES CA6N MAI 60 10
THE JURY T0-DA1
Coroner KSrta Repeats the 9ts&snent that
Dr. Erwsy Said n Jsii that He Was .
9uiity Maa The Dester's Tssdreay
Co.tr.aistsA ~ ths Oaee- whe Arrested
Hi.a-Dr. Nsshsy Makes an AstounAing
Decisratisn On the witness Stand.
CArsK1II. Nov 13-The trial OF Parson Il.
". George for granddaughter In the lrst de-
gree. in causing the death Of his adopted
daughter. Lolita Townsend. By criminal
operation. will DO ended tomorrow To the
surprise Of every one the testimony was all In
at4 o'clock this afternoon. and court adjourn
ed until $50 A. d. tomorrow. when Mr.. Flero
will begin his summing up for the defence.
The entire forenoon will be occupied by Mr.
Fiero. and District Attorney Talmadge will
follow him in his summing up for the prosecu-
toh It Is probable that the case will
10 to tho jury at about o'clock
N tho evening. and there is much speculation
tonight about the length OF time that II will
take them to reach verdict District Attor-
nsy Tallmadgo and his associate. Mr.. Os-
borne. have presented to the jury an unbroken
chain Of evidence for the prosecution. and II
their evidence IL accepted George stands he
IOTo THO y pctty uucIs otTlppeU vi
claim OF kleptomsnia, and In the eyes Of the
law the slayer OF the unprotected girl whom he
took to his home as his adopted daughter.
Dr. Erway was in court to-day looking much
brighter than he did when Mr.. Osborne per-
nitted him to leave the witness chair yester-
day The strain on his memory during that
examination did not appear to seriously affect
him. Mr.. Osborne made an effort to get him
back in the witness chair again. but, although
Mr.. Tiero was willing. Erway's counsel re-
membered that the Doctor would be placed on
trial himself at the next session OF the court,
and he concluded that he had talked enough.
When Judge sanderson took his scat this
morning Coroner Kortz was placed In the wit
ness chair. and Mr.. Fiero continued the cross
examination. Referring to Coroner Kortz's
visit to the prisoners on tho Sunday after their
arrest, Mr. Fiero asked: Ibid you ask DR..
Erway e ss piaiIl; on that occasion his treat
mSsqtd Id not. VA answered Mr.. Kertz. "Dr. Err
ana .sld that he had performed three opera:
"A. Nero tried IN many ways t9 shake the
the part q Dr. krway but ne did dr. not e. succeed
. The sCatsikiii sisut6.' was the next Witness.
~ Bates is plain spoken man. and hs held
IL. and he read to them the warrant on which
osarss whios tSsy
ed, and Batess e. testimony n on this point rather
Simply criminal nesiisense " Mr. Bates Also Ess
testified that when he was bringing Dr.. Erway
hs was Ee 70 h.
Mr. Bates was sure that he heard Dr. Erway
t.; koH the Gtssa county jail
eating H Stt T Nj eSs WAS T tSss
hoN tfaHt hn wi n1aho fayHh Hr
Until b. aa s ~ soof the sss Dc nao wait
epsaed BE- La%ons toos e sss Stand and es
sa t hass Se mi sop b Iss%e &c
bs t 81 sRssi sa UT sRs ths Es ss sissss
these checks to George 70 hush the mattefupe"
a:e a. a Ma Osborne.
Dr. Lamont said that Dr. E,wsy wanted to
dei had bscome public -.
a RsTS the sSss M e
.Ss Si.th y TIE shlId H.. lamont G az
Louis Tiech, who keeps 4 general store IN
GeP5:e were kleStoTsnisc there Vas method
Sses $ u ana
we're the 3ess TSods q the k,h n ip the store
showed that. they had been packed away In
SeRnna oSSntss WITH sS" otSsr GOODS ' Of ' the
did You know that they had been stolen'"
u did not miss them unlil the LIST OF De-
IBID George ask you to come to tho iail.",
continued Mr.. Fiero land say that he wanted
70 to-. explain matters and ask for your forgive
He did" replied, Mr.. Tech. and when
Tsnt 70 te 1 End heard what he had to say
Mr. Tiech admitted, however. that some days
n withdrew N iSIFiys1sss and hung the
e Ssis Rprssa
s0eSS sSr sssss q try to
grove that he had told LAWYER Crowell that
H. EwSy nHd not made c61essiqn on tho
S 3fss' Bates on tho stand and nsty contra
Then came Dr. EbeneHsr r. Mackey. and. ho
b. %sSSesyy Sa9 hs ys 70
George IN the iaii on Tie Sunday :. that Coroner
Ed Ed s %sds SXSSSaT Es%sTf that oeei Bates
~ No. sir: no. sir: no. STRIP shouted DR..
s sesa H. ;s o.sstp there in tho cell
Ibid: but want to explain what It was"
Meyer mind about the explanation" inter- |
" Rat I want 70 explain f." said Dr.. Mackey. |
WITH VEL 60 ahead then" said Mr. Osborne. |
II remarked" said Dr. Mackey, "that n |
every physician who did this Illegal Kind Of
hays to be turned Into jails. Coroner Kortz |
xid 70 me-: Doctor have you ever done any |
iWh,Msr and said: have. but you can't prove |
This astounding statement was so unex-
ts sn tnst there was silence for second. and
hands and stamping OF feet BY the audience in |
W. court room; Every one laughed as DR.. |
perry way by saying: IT did. and It's the |