St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-26

cditFl Dt lt5epUDHS. II Wdo IrpirSrlAfh
that she was dying. He went and found
her mach depressed. He met Mrs. Nc
Cielan-he did not know when was the
first time. Probably Mrs. Mcclellan
was right in saying II was at the union
depot In 1872 He met Mrs. Sheckels
there that year. surrounded by friends,
and he was probably introduced to her
then. He saw Mrs. Mcclellan several
times after that before the fall of 1891.
She went TO his office with Mrs. Bosher.
always seeming To have some errand.
Last fall she went TO his Office, and
wanted him to use his influence TO get
Mrs. Sheciels to 90 to her house 10 live.
, and to leave Mrs. Burdock's. She was
Alone on That Occasion.
This was the first time she had been
| at his office ALONE. He stated That Mrs.
Burd0ck'e WAS not good place for Mrs.
Sheckel5 to stay. as there was sickness
in the family. a daughter Of
Mrs. BurdOck'5 was expected TO
die daily from cancer. and
the hOa5e was Kept too cool tor Mrs.
Sheckeis. This was last November
| early III the month-and she remained
until about Thanksgiving. While at
McClelian'5 lie visited Sirs. Shaeckels
four times professionally. The first
time was November -. Mr.. Fieisch-
mann was going home with him 10 din
ner. They went past and he stopped
To see Mrs. Sheckel5 professionally in
response 10 a SUMMONS. IL vas about
6 O'Clock in the evening When he went
to the door Fleischmann remained IN
the buggy. The weather was cold,
Fielschmann was not warmly clad ana
when he go, 10 the door he saw tie par
Tor looking warm and cosy. Mrs. Nc
Clellan came TO tie door and he asked
her II he could ask his friend in. Being
answered in the affirmative he
went 10 the buggy and brought
him iuto. the house. He was
introduced by his true name.
lie sat down in the parl0r and took the
Mcclellan baby OIL his knee and made
himself agreeable. After chatting
awhile, DR.. Hoyt said, he went into the
back room and prescribed for Mrs.
SclleckelS. The woman told him that
she had gone to Minneapolis the day
before. She was nervous. and had not
been able TO sleep during the night
She wanted to be given something TO
Make Her sleep.
He gave her the prescription, but
cautioned her not to use il unless abso-
lutely necessary. After prescribing he
went into the parlor Mr.. Fieischmann
had the child still OH his knee. They
left in a few moments. DR.. HOyt en-
phatlcaily declared that no arrange
ment was then or ever made 10 meet
the ladies az the West hotel or any other
place. He never met Mrs. Mcclellan
OF Mrs. Sheckeis in Minnea polls at any
time or at any hotel. Mrs. McC!ellan's
testimony ~ that regard was absolutely
al hi m
proper between him and these ladies at
any time, nor either OF them.
On the AFTERNOON OF Nov. II he was in
his private Office, at the corner of
Fourth and Jackson streets. A about
| O'Clock OF that day he saw Mrs. Lock-
hart, OF winnipeg, IN his private office,
and prescribed for her His prescriD-
ton bODk was used 10 refresh his mem
DRY Oh this point. He objected to Mr..
Wellington examining the book, when
it was offered In evidence. for the reason
that it contained many matters OF pro-
fesSl0nal character and
secret Nature.
He admitted TO taking port wine to
the Mcclellan house and u drinking
the health OF the women. He had taken
the wine there at the request OF Mrs.
SheckelS. lie had not taken it there
to have social drink with the ladies.
They had only taken a small drink of it.
The baby had wanted some. but the
mother objected, saying that her husband
would never forgive Mrs Sheckel5 If
she gave the child drink Mrs. Sheckels
took the child out of the room and said
she would give it something to satisfy
ii. She returned to the room in about
five minutes. After Mrs. ShecKelS came
back to the room he recommended that
she take massage treatment. lie told
her he knew person VINO would give
il. Dr. HOyt denied emphatically that
he had arranged to meet Mrs. Mcclellan
AZ the Grand block or any other place
for immoral purposes on Nov. a, or at
any other time he never made an in
decent proposal 20 her. He never was
in the ST. Peter street house with her or
any other woman. He never put his
arm around her whea she said he did,
nor at any other time. She did not help
him on with his Overeoat at any time.
He called at the Mcclellan house Nov.
% to see Mrs. SheckelS. but when he
went 10 the door he was
Informed ny a Man,
whom he afterwards learned was Nc
ClelIan, that Mrs. Sheckels was not
there. On the evening of Nov. a.
when Mrs. Mcclellan asserted he was
with her, he was attending council. He
was there before . O'Clock, and remained
over half hour. He never had any
conversation with Mrs. SheckeIs on the
point of procuring acquaintance with
Mrs. Mcclellan. The first time that he
heard OF the claim that he was at the
st, Peter street house was about Dec. /.
He was informed by the Cameron
woman. He was also told by others.
Mrs. SheckelS told him at mis- Off ce on
THANKSGIVING day. The charge as to
the Minneapolis date was not com
municated to him until the papers in
the suit were served. DR.. Murphy first
told him that Mrs. SheckelS was mixed
up In the affair. Mr.. Wellington had
told this to Dr. Murphy. The first time
lie heard of Mr.. FeiSchmann being
mixed up in the matter was through W.
W. Erwin.
Mr. Kellogg asked if any proposition
had been made to settle the case.
Mr. Wellington leaned over the table
in a rather threatening attitude and
suggested that this question he with
drawn
Nh Kellogg hestated as if afraid for
some time. He would begin to repeat
the question. and again would stop and
ask if the question was objected to.
Mr. Wellington hesitated to object,
and minated that he was willing to
have the matter gone into.
The question was finally withdrawn,
with the appearance OF neither side
wanting to dare the other too far.
The hour of adjournment having been
reached, the croSs-eXamlnation by MIR.
Wellington will be taken up this morn
ing.
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