The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-17

reason you went up and copied on the complaints In the morningf Not to give Mir. 6wsyne. I suppose7
 Attorney Hoadley-Not at all I had thought for some time that the system of garbage collecting was all wrong and copied them in pursuance Of my duty as county health officer.
 Attorney Hamiiton--can you tell mo all the persons who came into the board Of health room while you were copying the complainant
 Attorney Hoadley-No. sir.
 Robert A. Bronson. employed by the firm of washburn q Co. was next sworn. He said in answer to Attorney Asher's question that he had arrived at Warner hall on tho morning of May 2s to attend the medical convention about s:3o o'clock. pr. Wright testified that he remembered shaking hands with him and saying hailo. He re- member. until about Il o'clock. He had mained. as far as the witness could re- known Dr. Wright ever since he had been In New Haven.
 Lewis Mix.inspector for the board health, was then sworn. He testified that he had arrived at the board of health room shortly after 8 o'clock and remained until o'clock on the morning of May 23. He then came in little be- fore l2 o'clock. Attorney Ely. then handed him exhibit and asked him what it was. He said 1t was com plaint concerning tub of garbage at 52l State street. near house owned by Mrs. Margaret K. Ryans. Witness had gievn the memorandum to Clerk Bailey and he put 1t on his spindle.
 Attorney Ely then asked If Clerk Bailey had ever torn up a complaint concerning 521 State street that wit ness had given Clerk Bailey. Witness declared that he had never seen him tear any complaint up. He denied that he was at the board of health room about 3:30 o'clock on the afternoon of June 6, at which time Swayne stated that Clerk Bailey had torn up the com plaint concerning 521 State street. Witness said that his reason for so tes- tifying was that he was never at the board of health rooms In the afternoon until after 4:So.
 Witness testified that Mir Swayne
 
 every day and stayed from to o'clock previous to May 2a. He had never seen Mir. Bailey receive a check and $ bill.
 On cross-examination he said that MT. Swayne was at the board of health room on the morning of May 23 between and g o'clock. Exhibit (complaint at 52l State street, was then shown to MT. Mix. It was noted that there was no date on 1t. Witness was asked if he had ever made a complaint from b21 State street except ct that time. Wit ness was positive that he had not. He said that the only complaint from there he handed to Clerk Bailey on June be- fore 12 o'clock. He had talked the mat ter over with Clerk Bailey on two differ ent occasions, just when he could not remember. -
 Charles E. Jackson, another health inspector, was the next witness. He was present at the meeting of the board on May 22. He arrived at the office the next morning about 8 o'clock, and he thought MT Mix was there. Clerk Bailey arrived about g o'clock. MT. swayne did not come in between those times He stayed until half-past 12 o'clock. Attorney Hoadley did come in during the morning. There was no in terview at the ofifoe between Mir Bailey and Mir. Swayne between half-past and half-past IF. Of this witness was positive. Witness further testified that in conversation with Clerk Bailey the latter made the remark that Swayne must be getting pretty hard pressed by hA t,, hfo morning and left me a check and some money to stave of 2 creditor that he says is coming up to attach his pay. Attorney Asher then asked him if he that pr. Wright and Rob- l ert A. Doran had some conversation in which Doran said that Swayne was sick, to which Dr. Wright replied Yes, l and he will be sioker if he does not | come down and attend to business as l he promised" Witness said that Dr. 1 Wright did not use the words "as he promised" rWitpess was positive on this point and all the cross-examina- tion of Attorney Hamilton could not | shake him. Attorney Hamilton at length drifted into personalities. He | asked MT. Jackson what his business was before he was 2 health inspector. He said he was canvasser. Well, be- fore thatP" queried' the examiner. "I was on the police force" was the an- swer. You were removed from the 'orce, were you not?" asked Attorney Yes" replied MT. Jackson. You were removed for unbecoming conduct or something of the kind, were 'ou not?" asked the attorney. q went nto g house to get 2 cup of coffee. A nan put up job on me, just like swayne has on these men," was MT. Tackson's answer.
 Dr. Fleischner then protested against to raalign the character of my of the wit1essss He thought as Attorney fishers questions concerning dr. Swayne In connection with arson md insurance companies had been uled out, those; questions concerning he life and character of Mir. Jackson ught not to, be admitted. MT. Jackson aid that he was Wiling to answer any, hing concerning his character. And
 can say things about you, too, MT. Hamilton. YouWsre disharred."
 It appeared to the board that things . we're being carried a little too far, and wing to the fact that 1t would be i'm possible to finish the testimony, as the our was growing late. the hearing was djournsd unAla this essning at s:so clock. .-......
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