Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-23
all these statements then certainly they

all these statements then certainly they
must be 40.
Mr.. Fox continued reading some of
Coroner Mix's and DR.. Elios's testimony.
But the reading WAS destined to rather
sudden termination.
II had been noticed that Judge Callahan
had been getting rather restless. He got
out Of his seat and paced up and down
behind his dssk. Finally he got down and
addressed his prosecuting attorney as fol-
lows:
sWhat is tho use Of reading all that. he
admits Il all. don't see ~ he contradicts
any of It. H we proceed at this rate we
viii not get through with this case this
year. understand all that. It don't
mean anything to me.
Mr.. ,Fox--Well, I think this L. quite
necessary to show that this witness made
certain misstatements.
The court-Well, If that Is your manner
of conducting the case, proceed.
Mr.. Fox-Well, that Is my manner.
Mr.. Fox did not read any more of the
coroner's testimony, however, but asked
few questions, In answer to which
to Cash in order that he might know Just
what his address was. 49,
Attorney Asher then asked DR.. Lee
few questions, making clearer certain points
for the benefit of the court.
Attorney Case then begged permission
to address few questions to the witness.
Mr.. Case-Do you mean to be under
stood here that anything you did at DR..
Whitten's oARce WAS to complete an abor-
tion9
Or. Lse-No, sir.
Mr.. Case-You took the case as treating
what you believed to be the result of an
1k,>kS &C. o hat kln g.
inside, If any, was dead the abortion was
Dr.. Lse-Yes, sir.
Mr.. Case-I want to ask you about your
relations with DIR. Written. Did you not
60 around to see certain of his patients in
order 10 learn concerning the anthoposdie
branch of medicine, in which you intended
to perfect yourself and make a speciality of
it, - $780,
DR.. Les-Yes, sir. visited one patient
with knock knee and another with q de-
formed foot. can give you their names
If necessary.
Mr.. Case-I do not call for them. What
did you mean when you said to Sergeant
Cowles 'Thsy must have got on to some
thingf'
DR.. Lee-That is not 10. did not say
that.
ID. HORTON rKsTIFIEs.
Damon D. Horton of 20 Academy street,
a resident of Now Haven for four years
next February, agent for the Live Stock
Insurance company, with an Office at 1918
Chapel street, was then put on the stand.
Mr.. Csse-Do you know DR.. Whitteni
Mr.. Horton-Yes, sir. He had horse
insured with me.
Mr.. Case-Did he ever have loss with
youa
Mr.. Horton-He did.
Mr.. Cass-You may state when 1t occur
| red.
Mr.. Horton-He telephoned to me afte,
| II o'clock on the night of August 16 that
| his horse Duncan was dead
Mr.. Cass-What was the amount of the
polisys
Mr.. Horton-$15O
Mr.. Case-That is all, Mr.. Horton, ex
oept that wish you would send the policy
which you took up at that time over to my
Office.
DR.. WRITTEN CALLED.
The court room was a scene of expect
ant esgerness when the second of the &C
cused doctors toek the stand. He testified
that he was DR.. George E. Written, aget
thirty-four, living at 1857 Chapel street
New Haven. He had been twice married
the second time last March; had been
resident of this city year and half; wa
born at Parsonsville, Ne; prscticsd medi
cine At Conway, N. H., and Lawrence
Mass, before he came here; came her
from Lawrence, Mass; graduated at tn
Dartmouth, IN. H., Medical college, tn
City hospital of Boston, which Is con
nected with Harvard university and tn
New York Polytechnic; had been membe
of the Massachusetts, Medical society TO
| three years.
Mr.. Oase-Now want you to come t.
the evening of August l6 and give the bis
tory of the transactions of that evening t.
his honor in q suitable way.
At this point the court adjouYnsd unit
Tuesday next at 1890 .. m.
Attorneys Case and Fox had some Httl
tilt concerning whether or not Medical Ell
pert Wolff should bring down certain c
his microscopic slides for the examination
of Medical Examiner White. Attorne
Case said they were using them now, be
that Medical Examiner White would b
given free access to the slides later whe
the defense had finished. Attorney Gas
further said he was not among those VIII
wish to suppress evidence. but he did nc
want the very defense he had mapped on
taken away from him.