The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-17

did you start for DR.. Hughes's office
with herr"
"No.n
did you see her go to DR.. Hughes's
Officer"
Witness said that he did not.
MarysDunn took supper at the hotel.
Witness saw her there after supper.
There had been an hour and half he-
tween the time he returned from DIR.
Hughes's until he saw her again after
supper. They went then to Mrs. Pink
hams and not finding the accom- oda-
tions at Mrs. Pinkham's suffi Gent, the
two went to another place, where he
found room for himself. Then they
walked up and down the street for about
half an hour. Then they went to the
hotel, where she paid her bill and took
her satchel to return to Mrs. Pinkham's.
During this walking about the street
Mary. Dunn did not complain of any
pain. They talked half an hour in the
hotel parlor before starting for Mrs.
Pinkham's. Witness then accompanied
her as far as Mrs. Pinkham's door, 1eav-
ing her there for the night. The next
morning he saw her at the breakfast
table, and then they walked down to
street. After dinner he took her to ride
ON the horse cars, going to the eastern
part of the city, and thence to the Un
ion Depot, whence they walked back TO
Mrs. Pinkham's. Then witness went
down tine, street to see some friends.
When witness,returned Miss Dunn was
crossing the street from DIR. Rughes's
Office. They took supper together and
went out after supper for walk.
During ths~ day Miss Dunn complained
of pain, but made. no other complaint.
Monday morning, witness saw Miss
Dunn at the railing of the stairway. She
then told him that she was sick. They
talked at that time but few minutes.
Witness was at DR.. Hughes office about
o'clock that forenoon. He admitted
that he had not stated to the county at
torney all that took place there.
didn't he say that he hadn't done
anything to her or given anything to her
to cause pain?" 49,
"He said
1.-THE GIRL HERSELF KNEW
"what allied herr
"Did he not say that he mad not given
her anything or done anything to cause
her pain?'
Witness was not clear ON this point.
"Are you Catholic, Mr.. Monahan?"
eyes" ss
SIS tia common thing to send for
prIests?"
"Yes."
Even when the sickness is not consid-
cred dangerous?n
sYes"
when did you leave Portlandi"
Monday afternoon"
did you transact any business Mon
day."
"Igot "a list of goods with prices at
Mr.. Berry's." 800
SLOW many did you subsequently, or
der?p
"Three dozen of rubbers." -.
WAS that all?"
I, Il traded for some beef at Cummings
Bros, ordering a quarter of beef each
week until they should hear from me-"
Witness received the telegram Wednes-
day morning telling him how sick Miss
Dunn was.
Witness knew nothing ABOUT Miss
Dunn giving fictitious name at the
boarding house.
On redirect examination witness said
that on the Saturday afternoon after
Miss Dunn had returned from the first
DOCTORS Office she requested witness to go
to DIR. Hughes's off e for her. 1t was in
accordance with this request that he
went.
Also in response to a question from
the judge witness said that on Sunday
afternoon when he saw Miss Dunn COM
ing from DR.. Hughes's Office, he saw her
coming down the steps of that Office and
cross the street.
At this point the examination of Mona
han was suspended until the next session
of the court. in order to enable GENTLE
man whom Judge Symonds had sum-
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ent.
CITY MARSHAL TRICKEY
was then called. He said that after DIR.
Hughes's arrest..he talked with him. DIR.
Hughes said that girl called on him
on Saturday evening and on Sunday.
He gave her two pills on Saturday eve
ming, and five or six ON Sunday evening,
which he directed her to take. He said
he received no pay, and did not even
know her name. Previous to her coming
Saturday a man had come in. Immedi-
ately after the man went out the girl
came in. Of the pills which he gave her
one was to be taken Saturday mig hit and
the other Sunday morning. Those
given at the Sunday visit were to be tax
en- in the same way until taken up
On cross-examination, witness admitted
that no description was given of either
the man or woman. DIR. Hughes said
that the pills were cathartic pills.
On redirect examina tion vitpess said