The herald., 1893-12-21

Ist of NAV, 1 was paid wages $40
month till October, and then LETT
month later, A man named Larsen was
suffering with thirst; l gave him some
milk and he said that it was the first he
drank in three days. He was carried
into ward one to die by himself"
"Did you see any OF the doctors
there" ~.
"No sir; no doctors and no nurses.
Nielsen is in the room, here, and he saw
him every half hour"
"What do you know about cat eat
ing human heart?"
"Well, when / came home the day
after the death of Larsen, asked where
my cat was; and they told me the
cat was in the doctors office. eating a
mans heart. l asked whose heart it
was, and they said it was the mans
heart who died the day before"
Mr.. York-"Did you not tell man at
the Opera restaurant that would you get
him a place in the hospital at $50
month il he could square it with Mrs.
Landt?"
mo, SIR"
"Did you not tell him he could get
job il he would stand in with the Kings
Daughters ?'
mo, sir."
"Didn't you say that the Kings Daugh-
ter's ran the hospital, and nobody could
stay there if they did not want them P''
mo, Sir"
Ibid you not tell this person that
Mrs. Landt had said that DR.. Hagan
was not fit to manage hospital, and
they wanted younger man in his
placer"
81 don't know anything about that.
l never spoke to Mrs. Landt but once.
never had any conversation with Mrs.
Landt."
Mr.. York-"Now about that cat. Did
you see it eating the hearth"
"YeH, eir."
"Were you in the room when the cat
ate the heart ?"
mo, sir. l stood out in the hall and
saw it in the Office. She did not bring
it out into the hall. She took q bite
out of it and left it in the Office"
Mr.. Hay-"Did you handle the heart
at ALI"
mo, air."
Then how did you know it was hui
man hearth"
Liars Nelson told me so."
'Do they have hearts lying arount
loose there? 2"
Il cannot say. a never saw any there
but that
How do you know it was human
hearth"
because they cut it out of him abou
$3.50 in the afternoon, just before cup
per-"
l.. A. Bliss sworn. Has been en-
ployed in the county hospital at od'
times since 1856. "When Erickson
came in he said he was going to feed hi
cat. told him his cat was not hungr,
because he had been eating heart"
7 Ibid you knows,where the heart wa
} kept; was it not kept in sack?''
mo, sir, it WAS kept in basin unde
q table,"
. Mrs. Snyder, sworn: Reside in Lo
. Angeles and am widow. My husban
Q died at the county hospital OF typhoi
i. fever about eight months ago. He wa
Q getting better until patient in the &C
: joining bed frightened him. He too
up bottle to strike him, standing rigt
Q at the foot of his bed. He had rallie
Q up to that time, but in elk days b
Q died. There was no nurse in the room
and no one to protect the patients.
< A. +. Gustafson (the witness hobble
: in on crutches and reached his ses
8 with difficulty lives on Maple avenu
j. Was in the county hospital from tt
a 18th to the S0th Of August. Was su
fering With diarrhea and q bad ulc
It when went to the hospital sew D
k and tried to turn me ava,
showed him my permit an
8 told him l was going to stay. He aske
o why | did not go ahead and worl
and then asked him why other peopl
did not go ahead and do work whe
n they were sick. This was Saturds
i afternoon, and on the Tuesday followin
? ayoung doctor came and examined m,
ibid DR.. Hagsn ever examine you {
d give you any. medicine?"
o mo, SIR"
y "Did you get over your diarrhea {
9 ulcer while in the hospital?"
mo, sir; was discharged by order {
a DR.. Hagan for insolence to the younes
Q physician, which I deny"
j ibid not DR.. Hagan tell you to 20 I
the county farm where you could hay
o an easy time of it. as you were incep,
BILE Of doing hard work."
"Yes."
t Here the room became 80 dark (4:4
!. p. mo- that adjournment was taken ii
10 O'Clock today.