Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-12
MORE TESTIMONY HEARD.

mOR E IESl1NkONx II AnDs | William Cash and Nathan Wolff Kx- amined in the City Court Yesterday in Regard to Maggie Schloss' Death Wolf Gives Some Interesting Tes. timony.
 The examination of Drs. Whitten and Lee in regard to the death of Maggie Schlosz of Ansonia was continued in the city court yesterday afternoon. There was rather an unusual audience present to hear the continuation of the trial of the doctors. There were lawyers, doctors, law and med ical students present and many of them took notes on the case. The city court gallery was thrown open for the first time in several years to accommodate the audi ence who wished to hear the case tried. =
 Dr. Lee did not appear and his non ap- pesrance caused some delay. After the court had been formally opened young Cash was called to the stand. Attorney William 0. Case said that he was through with the witness and Attorney Asher made a short examination of him. The conver- sstion in the couree of which Dr. Lee is reporter to have said sI have one foot in iail and one out" was especially dwelt upon. Cash at first said that he made the remarks on Friday evening, also stating that the conversation took place in Dr. Lees office. The witness admitted that he remembered nothing of the conversation except that one remark. Attorneys Asher and Fox had another of their little tilts, which are of late becom- ing so popular. The counsel for the de- ko1 n mind his own business.
 In answer to questions by the cross examining counsel Cash admitted for the first time that Dr. Lee had spoken to him l about procuring a nurse for Maggie 1 Schloss.
 Witness could not swear that Dr. Lee had not said that he would treat Maggie in public place only, where everybody would know what was going on. Nathan Wolff, 8 clerk employed in Frye's pawn shop, Church street, took the | witness stand yesterday afternoon after William Cash had finished. Wolff is nine l teen years old and has resided in this city about six years. He has known Cash about year and half. His testimony l was as follows:
 met Cash about 9:45 Wednesday night August 10, in front ot F. M. Brown & Go in company with young lady. greeted him and then walked in hack of the pail until we reached Dr. Whitten's office. went in with them and waited until thu doctor came. Then Cash told him that th young lady was in trouble and him (th ! doctor) to get her out of 1t. Dr. Whittier replied that all the money in New Havel could not tempt him to do such job, bu he had friend in the house at that time a Dr. Lse, who might take the job, but would cost over $10O.
 Wolf then told story resembling Cash until the point was reached when he ant Cash returned to the house with the extr
 $10 they had set out to borrow.
 While waiting in the office to see Dr Lee he heard Qroans from the adioiniu
 room and mufHed cries of "Let ne go
 Let me goI I want Willie"
 Dr. Lee eoon made his appearance an
 was soon followed by Dr. Whitten, wh
 had 8 thermometer in his hand. Dl
 Whftten remarked in the hearing of Gas
 that the girls temperature was 1O3 de
 grees.
 At this time both doctors had their coat
 off and Dr. Whitten had sleeve protector
 asked Cash if anyone had been giving th
 girl any medicine or operating upon hel
 Cash replied that no one to his best know
 edge and belief had seen or attended th
 girl before. The rest of his story was ider
 tical with that of Cash. Wolf's stor
 seems to throw more favorable light upo
 the case against the two doctors. Attorne
 Asher commenced cross examining hil
 late in the afternoon, but the case was st
 journed until this morning at II o'clock.