Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-15

I ington 10 testify In this case She was
asked az 10 the length OF time she would
stay in this city. and said II was her
purpose TO return TO Pueblo as soon as
| che was through with this case.
DO I understand. then. that / am dis
missed?" asked Sister Cecilia. Are YOU
| through with me?'
80 far as we are concerned" replied
Mr.. Carlisle.
II Will let you know within twentyfour
hours whether or not we shall need you
! again." was Mr.. Butterworths response
This concluded the testimony OF the
sister. which developed a surprisingly
small amount OF information considering
the distance from which she was sum
moned. and the amount OF stress that
| has been laid upon the importance oi
/ her testimony.
KATE PERRY KANE.
when Sister Cecilia left the stand. Mr.
Carlisle got from the clerks desk an
[ other Of the mammoth depositions in the
case, a volume Of typewriter pages. lie
said be offered TO read the deposition OF
Kate Perry Kane, OF Cincinnati There
was no objection. and Mr. Carlisle pro-
cecded to read the direct examination OF
Mrs Kane. The deponent told about 60
ing to Cincinnati. In 1883. TO attend medi.
cal fVl'Eft hNfIf tidubdA'H III A@o'
In the first part Of 1885 she went into
partnership with DR. Belle Buchanan. and
began practice with her. She was To-
Gated IN Offices with DR. Buchanan from
April 10 October. 1855. She could not give
the date when she first saw the plaintif
In this case She remembered the first time
She saw her. She remembered that 1t was
i warm weather when plaintiff came tC
/ their house. They had no fires. she
could not tell how plaintiff came. She
rem, mbcrcd only seeing her for the first
time in a room in the third story She
could not remember how long the plain
tin stayed
The plaintiff was DR.. Buchanan's pa
tiemt. and boarded in the house. She was
known by the name OF Miss Louise VII
son The deponent positively identified
N.ss Pollard as the woman who was al
their house anl ~ own as Louise Wilson
This was the substance OF the direct ex-
animation. and Mr.. Stoll thereupon took
/ the deposition 10 read the cross-eXamina-
/ tlon. The deponent said IN the cross-ex-
animation that she knew nothing OF the
Arrangement by which Louise WILSON came
to the house. The Arrangement was made
between Dr. street and Dr. buchanan. The
woman was there as a cOnvalesccnt, and
witness understood that she was recover
ing from a confinement. Deponents uhder-
standing was that the young womar had
been confined at a hotel; that she did not
want to remain there during her conva-
lcsccnce: that Dr. Street had attended her
at the hotel. and had brought her to the
house. The doponents understanding was
that she had had a miscarriage, hence
she had made no inquiries about the child.
The deponent understood the young woman
was a married woman. and knew her as
Mrs Wilson" DepOnent found out that
Miss Wilson was not married. DR.. Buch-
anan told her that she was an unfortu-
nate girl from Kentucky; that she may
have made a mistake. but she was con-
Nalcscing. and they could not turn her
out Deponent had not liked to talk with
her as TO whether She was married OF
not
TALK WITH THE PATIENT.
She did. however. converse with her on
one occasion, when Miss Wilson went to
"a hotel 10 see her friend-the man who had
led her astray-about some money mat
ters. Doponent said to her: "Nhy do you
not marry him and straghten out this
natter" Miss WilsoT said. Il can't mar
~ him: it is impossible for me to marry
him" She said he had ruined her. and, in
fact. She loathed him, and she could not
live with him. This conversation arose
because Miss Wilson said she had seen
the man and managed matters, and thai
he had offered TO marry. Then deponenl
asked her why she did not marry him
and she replied that she had suffered
that she had steelcd her heart against
Lin. loathed him, and could not marry
him She said that she preferred to live
a life alone. Tho dcponrnt in one conVer-
sation sod her that Dr. Street had bled
her bv eXtraVagaut charges. Deponent
understood from her that Or. Street had
attended her during a confinement. she
said that the sisters were present on
that occasion. Dcpohent understood that
Miss Wilson had been at Bond Ill., ana
that she referred TO the sisters at Bond
Hnl Miss Wilson said that Or. Street
had charged her $50. DepOncnt did nOI
know tnat Miss Wilson came directly
from the place of confinement 10 their
house. but she felt sure that was so from
b the state of her health. Deponent believed
that the occasioI of Miss Wilson's coming
was the FIRST acquaintance the deponenl
had with Or. Street.
TRADED TRUNKS WITH HER.
The deponent said that when Miss VII
I son left 0cponent traded trunks win heT
Miss Wilson's trunk was dilapidated ahd
deuonont's was to.crably good Miss VIII
u
was no name on ii, the end having been
i painted over DcpOnents trunk bore de-
poncnt's name. Kate Perry, CoVington
Ky" That was before depOnent was mar
ried. Deponent never knew what became
Of Miss Wilson's child, and never hearo
/ what its name was. When MISS wilson
7 came T. the house she was weak. sue
looked like a woman just recovering from
a spell Of sickness. When she went away
she looked very we'll; better, the deponen'
/ thought than she does now. Inc depo
/ nent. when asked what she thought Was
: "Nfiss Wilson'S" age at that time, said
/ time had dealt very well with her' IL
vas her impression that Miss Wilson wa
/ Of mr. o wears Old. This idea she formed
from her ways and actions and general
/ krowladre OF things There was nothing
| frivolous. nothing of the girl about hef
| N'ies Wilson was q very clOsc-moutheo
! cirl and did not tell deponent anything
| about her love affairs. When she wen,
/ to the hotel to see the man VINO mac
y,ronged her deponeht understood sh'
was going to get money To pay her eA'
nenses. TO settle her bills. ana when sh,
! came hack she said she had 'shapeo
DIR. BELLE BUCHANAN.
Dr Belle c. buchanan, who had peer
sIttjug beside Miss folidlu an 'HiN-'7
,h. trial was next placed upon the staho
40 witness for the plaintin she stated
,,at she was practicing physician ol
Cincinnati and in June, 1855. occupied
house with Or. Kate Perry. now Mrs
nc Roth lived in the house WIN
aa,ces an the first floor front. The hrs'
door rear was a sleepng-room. Inc se
no,d floor front was occupied py MI
Eona and the third floor was for rent,
The witness stated that she knew tn' t
,la,n,iff having first met her IN june lo91
- L,eu, her then as Miss Louise WI
go Sbe came from st. Josephs rouhu
~, 80 as,,lnm AT Bond Hill or Norwood
Arrangements had been maaf ioI ~
aa,,ing nv Or. Street now MIS-. Logan
o,d She occupied the third moor front
sta,,,,g there several weeks. Nhile Mis'
9,.,il,,e vas at witnesses house she gave
NIiss Wilson massage treatment ana suo'
-, treatment as she needed
Hftes wilson. DIR. Buchanan continues
80 -, weak at the time, having beer
confined probably not more ,nai, "e WV
,,aake nrior to her coming 10 the mouse
Tvitness had thought it imprudent iol
,,tss Wilson TO come out so soon tines
- 49,, t,,r frequently. carried her meals .
20, ,ooted after her comfort. ana care'
.or ber in every way as a mother woui1
~ - g., a Girl who was in that CONDITION
A., hor house. Miss Wilson seemed 10 h
about Is years Of age "h'le III n.'
house she did not 20 out frequeh'iy' WI.