Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-13

Nltuoae hnhWtrihg the question.
The COuri-ihe objection il sui
tained. / Will not take time 10 STAT
any reasons 10 counsel NV AZ 1 prs
sumo everybody 10 IA q hurry TO pro
coed. Counsel Will have TO guets whl
l make INV fulings.
Judge kiuR-l DOM want TO die
with the oyuft u eau help II but Ger
lainly for ouo cannot guess why mi
ruling IL made.
Attorney Z,ne-well, wen stoi
right here. A. q matter OF act that \
the only Important thing We wanted Il
know.
Dr. II. w. Taylor was then called
lie with DR.. Allen had Asslsted in In,
poet moftsmexaminallS There Nefs
unqurstionabls evidences Of approach
ing moihefboO1 anu VI an abortion
having been committed. There were
lust two ways Ia which the wound
pfevitssly referred ~ could have been
ihictcd-iD the ordinary way anu
By tue undertaken while embslmlng
tue body.
Cto,s.vxamlned by Attorney Zane
ID ctOf, was the wound or puuciufe
sueh n one ~ n CONF eisnt and intelli.
seut physician would have male ~ an
suort " commit AbuTtIoL2
Aito ney HaffingtUn-Me object.
Attorney Iiut-Oi course you do.
Inc CuuIt-I have already ruled on
that point 1 always endeavof 10 be
e0nslslent even u wrong.
"bul," Interrupted Attorney Zane,
"lhe court would not duslre 10 DO con.
tlslsnt undof such circumstances at the
tisk Of uoiug great IL Justice 10 one Of
these clients here whom I represent,
by the terms VI this ex Tao 4 nary, In
uompfehenslble and con using com.
plant, Df. Mccoy etsnds here charged
WIN mufurt IN tue nfst degree"
Attorney CASH hero iuiefposed an
olJseuvn against Mf. Jamus's argu.
meni, but tue court decided that he
continue, ssyingi go ON, IN listen
" YOU"
And then rule against me,D re-
Joined Mt. Zane, who projected 10 n |
di'qu'hltiun VI the point under consid- |
rietoni whom the court announced,
~ hear no more"
VERY woll," said Mr.. Zane, tive
enter 40 excrptlou.D
Tue OIuft (promptly)-You may
have all the exceptions entered you
choose.
Attorney Zane 90 extrome sobef.
nessl-l am sure tho O url does NOT 10.
Iend TO be discUurioous 10 counsel. Ger.
aluly counsel entsr,ains no such
'plnlon of .he court.
Toe Coufl-Not hog pfrsjuaI Al ali.
dldn't mean Il tuAt gay.l
WITH this little tllI came a rsce,, nm.
" O'clock.
IL was 2:l5 when the hearing wn.
etumed this alter Afternoon. DR.
Taylor was recalled At that time. hut
hofl delay eutued pending tbs arrival
y Judge King. DR.. Taylor In anawef
o the question ON redirect examine.
Ion A. 10 how aud when ia his opin.
on Tue clois OF blood were formed that
he doeeasei, rspled. IT,
int mort, m causts.o
Attorney Harrington - What wa,
he causs Of dsatn, In your opinionY
Witness - 5sptitm mia, or bod
l0iHoniDg.
Atisrley Harrington-superinducsd
y abortion?
Witnets-Yss, cir.
Dr. simmons, VI Provo, was next
allied. He knew the ds'ondapls Dns.
ms anu Carter.
Attorney Harrlngton-Dl YOU Pa.
iember Carter coming " You ani
sizing you te-
Judge Kin s-One m ,menL Wnd
OF 70 'he nature Of tue question. The
Nv hhs surrounded certain fela.
oht IN HE with the utml NJ
'holity' Certain Q mniunicallons afr
ilVlleged. Among them arc those
ol"een client hhd attorney, lAyman
nu PRIEST patient anu physician. The
OF oil such arc saofediy scaled.
Coniluerable argument by couufsi
, oilnef tlue followed ami tho court
'itd that the question was compsteni.
flhAlly Tue witness answetoi thai
at.et came 10 him for medical Auviee.
Attorney Gash-For himself or
lothei?
Witne s---For another,
Judge king hero agsin argued that
= law contemplated o0nfl iential 70. :
uouship between the olg.s OF persons
imod.
Witness admitted that Carter cam,
him aud AsGed him 10 commit M g
,.oftion on a young lady at Sprlnr. NJ
lle, nnd no declined. Carter did no,
Ier MIN any money, but said tho nov Z
iulu 10 all night. This was about IA ~
llulo OF February. Tue intsryiew
'teu hut lew minutes. The :
'ness's wife was In an AdJolninp
1m ana like most women sue was
fious anu peerod through partially
en- door aud listened TO tie conyerss. 4
m. -
On re.sEami Aion Dr. sinmop, ,
tea That hu hau b,,u IN, II
'fter iAmily physician iof d
ars ana had known Flank since Il
Time he WIS = very small child. 81
llnetr had treated the young man Il
heart trouble. A bout q year ago he Il
= carried into wltness's tfii Q, Inv !,
, fallen In the street In a hslplo,s <
dillon ou account Of tue weakasss s,
that ofRAn. 3
'uiSe Henders1u--Yru undsrstan1 /,
snereduest tn it cal {, or should OK. h
between physician and patient. !.
Nltneet-l most atsutedly do. Not &
y do l uur efstand, but / know. (
attorney Hatrington-Did he saw q,
timing ~ You about heart trouble on
, OccAsi1b2
Vitnts,-He did not. :
d. SimmOus was excused and Dr. 4
en- was recalled 10 ansyer n aun..
that he had already July ans. '
.ei during the morning session.
'avld J. Bennett, n brother on the
eased, TOOK the stand As the New
1ft closed. He stAtoI that IA. 49,. -,