The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-21

good reasons withheld from publica-
ton and was first made public in
Judge TWohy's court yesterday after
noon, when it caused great surprise
to all present.
The examination was set for D. M.
and when that hour arrived the little
court room was filled to its utmost
capacity and the atmosphere was al
most unbearable, even to those who
are accustomed to it, Nevertheless
the audience was composed largely of
women. Mrs. Hull, the principal wit
ness In the case and the only one
examined yesterday, arrived promptly
on time. She is a lady-like. woman
ly-looking woman whose countenance
bespeaks intelligence Her attire Is
neat and modest and her manner
quiet and ladylike. She gave her tes-
timony in a Straightforward, convinc-
! Ing manner and even at the most SEN
sational junctures, did Lot become 4ex-
! cited as would be expected from the
reports of her mental condition. In
reply to questions she said:
My husband has been pastor of the
Clinton Avenue M. E. church since orr
residence here" she said "and up until
year ago. Since that time he has
spent three months on the Pacific coast
and has worked for J. G.. White. pub
Usher of an encyclopedia He was on
the coast during January and February
and March,"
What was your condition early this
month";"
Il had been feeling badly for week
or two, and he had been giving me
Warmers Safe Kidney Cure. One Fri
day was feeling well and went to bed
early. slept WELL but at breakfast /
was taken with severe pains in nv
stomach. That was on the morning of
Saturday, Aug. l. I was able to remain
ur till about 2 o'clock although feel
ing badly At o'clock 1 went to bed
and remained there about two hours
when had to come down and do some
work My husband went away about Q
in the morning and returned between
IL and IL. He stayed at home the rest
OF the day. 1t was about or in the
morning that I was first taken with the
pain. The pain did not continue all
day. 1t lasted about five minutes. and
after it left 1 felt very well till about
10, when a feeling of exhaustion came
over me. In the afternoon I had pains
again, but they were not severe. Sun
day morning, Aug. 2, / woke up feel
ing very well. My husband told me to
remain in bed, and when 1 went to
arise he told me to stay there After
I had my breakfast he brought me a
dose of kidney medicine. 1t was about
z o'clock when he told me not to get
up. Mr. Hull got up and called
Blanche to get the breakfast. and I
took the dose of Warmers Safe Cure
soon afterwards. He brought it to me
in a tablespoon. l had my coffee pre-
vious to that about twenty minutes.
and he also brought me that After |
took the coffee and medicine began to
have pains and feel sick at the stom-
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and the pains increased. The pains
were. very severe and cramped me- |
got up then and dressed myself and
laid down on the sofa. Mr. Hull went
to church about 10 o'clock and returned
between IL and l. The children re-
mained with me. At l o'clock | was
still feeling badly, and asked him for a
dose of Castoria, which he gave me.
and later in the afternoon / asked him
to fix me some lemonade, which he did
/ had the pains about the same after
taking the Cartoria, and later on it
grew worse, and the feeling Of nausea
increased. This condition continued all
day. Mr.. Hull prepared the lemon
ade."
She described here the house on Win
fired street in which she resides, and
gave a minute description of it's loca-
ton. Hull, by this time, was evincing
more interest, but every time his wife
happened to glance at him ne lowered
his eyes.
"He prepared the lemonade in the
Kitchen" Mrs. Hull resumed, land /
took almost glass full. / grew very
much worse after that and went into
the yard. / was almost too weak to
get back. He came out and said: If
you are so very sick, why don't you go
to bed He helped me into the house
and wanted to go after the doctor l
didn't want him to go, but he went
after some medicine and brought back
a bottle which he said the doctor had
prescribed for my kidneys.
He also brought some morphine
pills | took some of each, one dose of
the kidney medicine and one Of the
pills. Mr.. Hull gave them both to me-
He brought them in spoon and I was
in bGd at the time.
Where were the box and bottle?''
He brought them in and put them on
the dresser before he gave them.
After I took the medicine l felt
very comfortable, and told him there
fore that didn't need any more med
icine. Subsequently that night l took