Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-14
MALPRACTICE CASE.
Cause Of Mss Bonrel's Death Sill
Belns Investigated.
WANTS MRS. MASSEY DISCHARGED.
Lochrle Makes Motion 10 That w..
hcl--gash Determined TO
Hold Her.

The Bennett malprnoiicomutdcr cise,
Of which 90 much been written anu
said tbs les, two weeks, continued 10 b.
Investigated aud argued before jus loo
Harvey today. ard IL still on al pre-
time.
When the News report close yos.
iefdHy afternoon Dtvid j. Binueit. Of
Provo, brother oi tue deai girl, was on
he stand. On the Saturday befof,
bvelino's death Carter tslophonod
MIN from this city D. come ~ 90 Salt
Lake on tue ntXt train. Witness saiI,
81 told him had no money to come
up on, and hU toll. me 90 70 10 Mf.
Duggi q for Tue Nancy. / did 20 anu
ne toulitd, "My b0d, that boy has
ruined me aIfthdy.h 4 obtained tue
money from another elufce uni then
went back TO Duggius, who Inquired
particularly a. 90 tue natufo OF tue m To-.
ssgu / hnI received from Garter. At
iiviug In this city, 1 was mt by Garter,
VINO SSH tuat Evflinu was very ~.
just before reaching the place, he sale,
'sht's In a pfut y hard plaoo aud want
you 10 look over IT,"
II 40 an h ar alter affiviug az the
d
who had been called &c.. d. Moe
said 70 we wished We might cali IN
other physicians, but De- n yaH ad.
vlsed me that my sister was dying,
% nd II would DO u no use. Returning
10 tue mouse had some couvufsation
with her, when the d. uiof Interrupted
10 give her an Injection u mofpniue.
Garter aud myself lot the houso anu
anid W. hal better nni her another
place. becsuso sbe didn't eyon have n
pnupvf's bed.
Ia a liito time d. Mccoy and my.
cell went 10 telephone ~ my wife, To
advise htf ~ " oime ~. Mccoy did
tue teiephunlng, AMI t0lI my wife not
TO come up because Eveline was duaI,
when, asa matter OF TACT, shu dtd not
dir TOT thfo' q lnftcfs Of an hour.
Young Bouteu paused a m ment
anu Ia a tfsmul0us voice SAID; ~ had
such confluence In that boy that be.
uvvod him.Y
WHAT ms SISTER TOLD HIM
IL Response 10 question by Judge
Henderson a. 10 what tue sittof t0lI
HIM at Mrs. M,lst's before dying, ho
replied tuat sue sAidi ~ have done
wrong, Dave. Ask father TO forgive
me.V
Evellne was very weak, aud It was
d nlruit T. hold her attention. TLtn
she saii, 81 believe ! am going 20 de"
Tue witness told her not 10 be- dow a..
hearted, aud sho said, OF / do die,
promise 10 take me TO your place"
SHERIFF brown TE,TiFfgs.
Sheriff Blown, Of UtAh county, tee.
iifei thut alter tho death Of Eveiins
Bonnet anu before the post norton,
be hau n talk with Mt. Duggins, who
said no wanted 10 txplhin tue matter.
He said he was Ia 5 u Lake on March
Z, aud uttendsd The theatre, TO etnng 1,
Marshal Bngham and other promiueLl
citzrnu WuUm he met 10 cOfTOburatu II.
He sai . that ne was satisfied that u
the body was taken up n would be
found an abortion bad been committed.
Duggins did not relish tnis testimony
NJ ali and shook bis head repeatedly a.
though the witness were not telling the
truth.
EVENING SESSION HELD
Deputy sheflfi Thomas Brown cor.
rob rated Shsufi Bfown Ia regard 10
tho statomt NJ made By Duggins, TO the
hANAN NhAN ~ Wv wv y MNAN
II would be- found that an abortion had
uesn committed. Nj. Fowler called
upon Carter the day before the laltut's
arrest anu suggested that he be- pre-
pared Tor b0nds, - q complaint bad
ueen FLED. On that oooasloI Carter
saiJ, "Tho fact 10, would have mar.
fied the girl, tut knew / was no more
10 blame than some others"
BAD FOR DU0uiNs.
William Omen a c0lofed mao who
keeps a restaurant next 10 Dugginsi
saloon In Provo, stated that about six
weeks ago Duggins came into his place
al about l am. aud ordered two sup
pefs, directing tue witusss 10 bring tue
refreshments TO DugginP dooT ana
leave them. He uii thls but alter.
wards looked through the window
ana saw DugglnB anu Miss B0nueit,
both pafiisliy uudftsseu.
DR.. Frank N0yes te,iifed that he
came 90 SAT- Lake on February 20, the
day before Mas BUnuttt's death, but
did not know her beiufo he Jaw her at
Mrs. Masses, when nc recognized lol
az a Provo glrl.
rhis foTcnsou'. Hearing.