Evening journal., 1895-11-26

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state Of semi consciousness. Dr. Palmer
faid that he protested against the
removal Of Walls from the hospital to his
home The daughter persisted In taking
him home contrary TO his advice, and
did take him home. He was q very sick
man, and should have been kept very
quiet. AS a result OF lifting him from
the bed he vomited several times his
remaining quiet for twelve or fourteen
hours made his removal more danger
Gus Putting Walls In an up
right position, allowing him to
60 along the hall. putting
him In sitting position In the carriage,
and the ride, no matter how smooth the
streets we're would have had a
prejudiclal influence upon the case. It
may have formed the blood clot.
would not have considered this fracture
dangerous In itself.
Under cross examination he said that
they made a critical examination when
Walls arrived at the hospital, and found
no depression OF the skull He WAS
apprehensivs that there might be a
fracture, but next day Walls was not
there long enough Tor further critical
examination TO be made. A man
night be thrown on his head on hard
substance and the blood vessel irritated
but not ruptured. aud those irrtated
vessels might burst sixteen hours later
as the result of such a ride as Walls took
and the exercise Incident thereto. He did
not say that such were,the conditions la
this particular case, but they might have
been The blood vessels might have been
ruptured when Walls was thrown TO the
platform by MorRhan, bat he did not
think they were He would not say that
Walls would have lived had be remained
at the hospital, bat his chances for
recovery would have been very much
greater
e O Hardesty, court stenographer,
referred TO his notes as secretary Of the
coroners Jury. and testified that Clarence
Dillon said that Walls was on the car
side and Moraban on the building side.
James Mclaughlin. sworn, said; II
live at No COS East Fifth street On the
night Of September 90 l saw Walls at
Second and Market streets Norahsn was
there, too, with me We were on the
southwest corner. Morshan and l were
talking when Walls came along. | didu't
know him at that time. Walls asked
MorahAn to take drink MorAhRn re-
fused, but Walls insisted Walls
then asked me to have q
drink and pulled ont some money.
We went into saloon between Second
and Front on Market. Each took a glass
OF beer. Walls then demanded that
Morahan pay for the drinks. Some
words followed and MorahAn told Walls
to 20 about his business and be would
pay for the drinks. MorahAn made ar.
rAngements with the saloon keeper
to pay for the drinks next day.
We left the saloon and passed up
Market. When near Thlrd l saw Walls
who caught nae by the coat tails and
tried to say something which could not
understand. Morahan said he did not
want to 90 uD the street with
Walls following him. We crossed
over aud went to Second street. aud
from there 10 Front aud French, l went
sii Blouth's corner to get a match TO
light my cigar, and when l turned
around Morahan and Walls were going
down towards Walnut street They
we're then about thirty or forty feet from
me. followed, aud by the time i was
close to them they were going into
Stewards saloon. / followed / heard
one man say, you set 'em up' and then
ths other said, No. you set 'em upP
walked up and told Walls to 60 away and
let MorahaD alone Walls was told to 20
out and he went did not know where
he was going MorahRn and stayed for
five or Fix minutes before we
left. We crossed over from
the saloon and asked Morahsn
TO come and take supper with me He
refused but before he left me said he was
going to the depot tsilet room. saw
him going there and walked up that way
after him, intending to 20 home through
the shed Morshan was Is or 90 feet ahead
Of me but In my view untiljhs turned the
coroner st the baggage room. When l
turned the corner Morshan Was fifteen
or twenty feet ahead OF me going 30 the
toilet rooms. Walls was below the
toilet room door He was coming up
Walls tripped over something and
staggered against the car, Recovering
himself he staggersd against Morahan
who drew his right hand an pushed
Walls to one side.
At this junciure court took a recess
until 2 80 o'clock.