The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-19
CASH HAS TOLD HIS STORY
RELATED 44LL CIRC CU1LSTANCES CON-
 CERNING MAGGIE SOHEOSS.

Continuation of the Trial of Dr. Lee,
 Charged With Murder-Judge Wheeler
 Refused to Order That Dr. Whitten's
 Deposition be Taken-Dr, Wheeler Cor
 rects His Testimony.
 William T. Cash testified in the trial
 yesterday afternoon of Dr. J. Edward
 Lee, charged with murder in the sec
 ond degree, in causing the death by criminal malpractice of Maggie Schloss of Ansonia. The superior court room was crowded to it's utmost capacity, and the testimony given by Cash was listened to with breathless attention. Cash is the man who was the cause of Maggie Schloss' misfortune.
 Yeterday he told the whole story of the unfortunate affair from the time he came to this city with Maggie Schloss and his visit with her to the office of pr. Whitten on Chapel street, until the time of her death in the Dayton house, and the subsequent developments. His testimony In the main was unfit for publication.
 When court first opened yesterday morning Dr. F. H. Wheeler, who assist ed Medical Examiner White in making the post-mortem examination, was call ed to the stand and said that he wished to correct portion of the testimony given by him on Wednesday. He said that when he testified Wednesday he did not have his original notes with him and was relying solely on his memory when he testified that one of Maggie Schloss's organs had been cut, and that he had confounded the case with one or two others which happened about the same time.
 Edward B. Clark and Mrs. Clark who kept the Dayton house when Maggie Schloss died there, told what they knew about the case, ,testifying that Cash and the Schloss girl came to the hotel and registered as brother and sister. They also said that Dr. Lee attended the girl and said she was suffering from urenlia.
 Robert Mcclure, the hackman Will liam H. Warner, clerk at the Elliott house; Thomas Rogers, bell boy; A. F. Wiley, c. H. Pierpont, Annie Gallagher, May Whalen and Guy J. Frost all testi- fled as to their connection with the case substantially as they had done when the case was originally tried in the city court
 Joseph F. Taylor, who was next call ed by the state. testified concerning Wolfe's story about borrowing $10 from him. On cross examination Taylor said that after the hearing in the city court Wolfe said to him that he was glad 1t was all over. He then said that the one they ought to have tried was Cash. Al tEat same conversation witness said that Wolfe told him that Cash had said that he gave Maggie a dose of pills before ;e came to this city, and that Dr. Lee had nothing 70 do with it.
 At;Crney Prentice w. Chase, whc is counsel for Dr. Lee, asked Judge Wheel CT to grant an orde er for the taking ot the depositions of Maggie Hannahan and Dr. George E. Whitten, both of whom are important witnesses for the defense The Hannahan girl Is in New York and refuses to come here. Attor- ney Chase also said that Dr. Whitten was willing to come here and testify in the case if assured that he would not be rearrested in the case.
 State Attorney Doolittle opposed the | motion, and later Judge Wheeler re- fused to grant the request as far as Dr. Whitten is concerned. but rendered no decision as to whether he would or would not grant an order for the Han | nahan girls deposition.