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There was 4 startling development
today IN tho trial Of Doctor william
Mccoy, charged with committing n
oflmlnsl operation upon tho peroon Of
Evsiinc Bennett Of Provo.
5lm Duggins turned States evil
depoe aud tho case, against him, In
which he was Implicated with Dr. Nc
Coy, Faux Carer ana Dr. Hicks,
were dismissed. This turn In uiiaiIs
vac unexpeoi, and was n big surpaiss
10 PERSONS attending tho trial. Dug.
sinis testimony was listened 10 with
deep interest, but u was no, what
might have been expected from this
source.
Tho prosecution closed It's testimony
10 the case during the forenoon session
and tue defense began to present Ia
aide.
Of. Mccoy will testify In his oSn
behalf, no being awora with othef
Witnesses this morning.
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MAsHIsoruS, Oct. 2S.-rns 9pla.
lou IL freely expressed by scoletiasiics
IT the CatnOllc church NJ Warrington
that the troubles with tue chufoh have
not ended with the Bishop kuans In.
ciient And will be renewed Al Rome
ny parties 10 the present. controversy.
IL II fully expected by tho friends Of
Dr. klokef, SECRETARY to tho pap.l
delegate, that the forces which biOughi
about Bishop krauo's retirement from
the Catholic uuIy0fsiiy will snjsAvor
90 secure tho retirement OF Rocker,
who IL irlond Of Bishop Keano anu
tehbishop Ireland.
CARDINAL Satolli Ia due In demon 10.
day. He will 20 direct 10 Rome bu,
viii stop NJ Milan aud Pefugia. The
expectation 10 that the names oi Df.
Conaty aud Others proposed for thu
ieclorshipoi tbs university will not be
considered untll ths sacred oongrega.
ton now IN focosH, reconvenss the
second Monday In November, And tho
fiual decision will bo made known
early In December.
Mgr. Maftinelli IL connning his a..
ttnti0n wholly TO this work OF The dele.
gaiion which Ia largely of q routine
unATacteT, aud has carefully roffainsd
from any participation IN the user.
sr"vr within tue church.
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CHICAGO, Oct, 2s.--whsat showed
soms Indications OF strength this
morning, the opening pTioss br De-
cumbvr beiug half a cent In advance.
Tue influential factor 40 usuai was "
Liverpool oaule. the TeI OTIS from that
market coGfllclsd somewhat, uut gsn.
orally showed u sligh, advance, whjsh
hardly was expected IN view VI tho
sharp decline yts,efday. On tue other
hAnd northwest receipts were again
very heavy. Tracing was limited,
traders showing an inclination 10 carry
buta Tow linda over tho election.
December opsnud o. sni after selling
mOmeutariiy ~ 6ss uuclinpi 10 90
thou reaction toeA plaon carrying tue
pTleo up ~ 6tg
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SESSION RESUMED.
Meeting oil The Venezuela Commission
al Washington.
A SPEEDY CUNCLUsIos fxrEcIED.


v.su,sar,., N ~ ~, a. "a.
,,-.-..,,-' - w. nv
Nen'Au'lah commission resumed its
tessl0n today ana will probably meet
frequently from now until II complet.,
~. wo,k nnd,o,. N ,y.,,. = 49,
W"
Th.,. a,.....t.,...
fact that Dr. pa,r and p,of.s.o, m.
HAN. VIM hsvo ~. =, -, :, ~,
=, WIN ''
hAguo securing original TRANSACTIONS
OF manuscripts aud documents, bear.
lag on The contto,e,y. mad moi .t-
-, 49,, a.. .-....,-.,'' .,,
U.s. '"e '''"'.''" p'oueeueu
.hnsluer oIher uetsils' Baer anu
Deiihan sailed RON Liverpool on the
,eulYnlo "hloh nfflved In New fork
.uls morning. anu pfobsbly VIII reach
mere tomorrow
IN sccofuance with the policy here.
lointe putsuou Ny tue members OF the
conm.sloh they declined today
70 Indicate whore they were con-
Itontcu win dlnieultiss which might
prevent harmonious agreement.
soms unie ago, however, Jusuo.
brewer ihumateu inst the report
Wouiu 90 ready Tor suhmi-aion ~
December let al least. This would
seem 10 Indicate that the members OF
Tue commission who have been kept
aiNlsei during The summer ana fall
OF all developments Will reach speedy
conclusion, alter all the documents
oiioialIy have been laid before them.
rpnp Nam Am nu Mas .,,,.
wv
NEw YORK, Oct. 2s.-G. L.. B.er.
professor OF history Of Council uni
vsfsity, arrived on the Teutonio sfter
srendlng some months abroad exsmin-
ing the archives OF Hague tor Official
uoeumont, relating TO the NcnsEuelan
boundary. These documents 70 back
10 the sixteenth century. Prof. Baer
found that soma records had found
their way into England, which neces-
Stated bis going TO London 10 exaniins
them. Prot. Bset wa. assisted Ia his
lnvtttlgation by Df. Dc HAN OF the
John hOpkinSs Y University.
my mission," said Baer, was
simply 10 hnd out the googfaphical
aud geological conditions, and 1 ex-
piofsd great body OF documents
which previously bad not been ca
nniiped. In uoinE This very naturally
came nufosr much rooi fnAtsftAi, but
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ATLANTA, Ga, OCT. 2s,-Thomss
T.. Watson wires tho Journal today Ia
Tcgsri TO his letter OF arosplano,
act aowledgod by senator Buller TO
have been received ON Saturday night
after eight days delayi "Iha letter
was nailed iron moro Dot. rs, with
thres tw0'oent postage slampH tnerVon,
directed To Hon. Marion Batter,
Washington, ID. q. DO not caro- 10
say whe,herI think ths postal author.
lilies In Washington would have with.
held II for eight days. Perhaps Mr.
Edgeflon. secretary u the ngtional
committee, could toll where the letter
has bssn.b
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'-.fIfrsnuno, Oct. .s,--rhe4 annu,,
e0uisrolce u the board Of bishops OF
the Methodist episcopal church began
hete this morning and will eontlnuu
two weeks. Fifteen Of the eighteen
blsLops comprising the board are
present. They arc Merrill, Fost,
Andrew, Warren, Hurst, Ninds,
Vincent, Msllaeue, Walker, Fowler,
Filxgeraid, Newman, McCAbo, Gran.
,ton, biwman. Bishop rhoburn OF
India anu Bishop HatiEsll Of Africa
will BE- hero for consultation. The
sessions rru secret hut = number Of
public lueelings will he held. To-day =
sessiop gas Devoted 70 the discussion
Of the yoTk OF the fell conferences and
arranging dates tor spring conferences.
Bishop Merrill presided, This evening
tue visiting bishops viii be- rendered a
reception Al Christ NJ. 4. church Ia
Fast end.
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BRAzn, Ini., oct. - -Tbitioen
years ago Mt. Rnd Mfp. William
Walker resided at Santa Re, N. M.,and
rented y house " a wealthy HpAniatd
named Marcia. lie had one sou who,
being tho only child, was greatly woi.
SLIPPED by his parents. The boy took a
malignant fever AMI during his Illness
Mfa. Walker cooked msny dainty
things iot him anu did mlon ~ com.
fort tho little sudcfer. Hu nuaily died
an1 \ short Tins AiltrwAti Mt. aud
Me-. Walker moved - this city and
Mt. walker assisted In establishing
the Brasil Dem lcfAi, with which pa.
pet he WAS corrected until HE dealh
nine Year, ago. After leaving Mexico
Mr. Waiter thought nothing more "
ihn Sganinfd boy whom sue cared Tor,
uniil she received information that
Marcia hni diUd recently utqueaihlug
the portion OF his vas, fortune that his
sou wouiA have received, had he been
living, 10 her. Attorneys have been
employed 10 look after Mrs. Walker
ftfiuns which a. tclieved TO 10 f.any
thouaa nds OF dollars.
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ELDERS CUTLER AND GoFF.
They Return From over Three and q
Hall Years Mission 10 tho
Society Islands.

Tho NEWS received q call Today from
Elder Frank Cutler. u this city who
returned Tuesday from = mission TO
the Sociei- Islands, on which he left
home February 90, 1898. Elder /. r..
Col, OF West Jofdon, accompanied
Elder Cutler going and coming. but
his missionary lsbors were on tho
Auslral group, while those OF Elder
Cutler were chiefly on the Tshitian
aud TuAmotu groups, but all In tho
Society islands mis- sion. Elder Cutler
hiss been president, OF tho mission since
May Is, 1895, up to tho time OF his
release, when he was succeeded by
Elder Daniel T. Miller. He reports tho
mission as In n prosperous condition,
no difficulty bsing experienced IN the
way " being allowed TO preSih, n
was the case for time, There Ire "a
OF O5 Islands In tbs three gfonps, about
halt OF them inhabited, the popula.
ton ranging from 10 10 600 souls.
4 In tho coral islands Of the Tuamoiu
group there 10 n population OF about
1000, aud the lsrgest body OF Church
members IL N that section. The Island
Of Tahiti has population VI 10000 In.
GLIDING tho French colony, ana the
Inhabitants OF ali tho Islands, Including
tho European rtsldenu IL y, 900. Tho
Church members number over 1000;
there are thirteen organized branches,
and i've Sunday schools have been
started during 1890 and are boing con.
ducied successfully. Al present there
are seven Elders from this part OF the
world laboring there NJ missionaries.
Elder Cutler enjoyed fair health dur
ing his stay on the Islands, and en-
Logged his mission well. The return
Journey was made on a sailing vessel
from Pspeeie to Ban Ffancisco, and
from tue latter place by rail.
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oisrnorED a nNIrI,u rLae.


Al Ohiset fs-ss. thNt Gathered .
N'uwi Of Patriots
MiNNEAr0LIa, MINI, Osi. 2s.-Dr.
l.. I. Gibson, q Tree silver man, nuug
n large British flag la front VI MS wins
dow. Underneath wai n small A mer-
lean nag and tho Inscription, "By
consent oi England"
lie claims that no was simply Illus.
ttaiing tho Populist claims regarding
tue Republicans. HIS curiosity was
satisfied, Tor In loas than au hour the
street Ia front VI his office was howl.
Ing mob, aud several q. a, n. veterans
procured q rope aud pulled tue British
nag down aud destroyed II.
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WAHiISoIoS, oct. as.--Ssctrtary Of
the Navy Hefocft before lsaylng for
Alabama, selected names Tor the new
uaItleshipe and qua boats now under
construct on. Three baiileahips viii
be known a. Alabama. Illinois, Wis.
consiu. The gun boats will be- Anna.
nolls, Marietta, Newport, Princeton,
Nickahutg, Wheeling.
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fgs.F Thousand rive nuner'd Doi,Hr,
Tor u MInAsn ILsnrL

tgs.F thousaud rive uuntrf ~ Dollars
Tor - hrossn tsHrL
NEW YoER, Oct. as.-Ths Jury Of
the supreme oourI returned verdict
today awarding Bertha R)blnaon Of
Chicago $4,000 damages from DAVID
wissenbsrger Of this city. for breach
OF promise Of marriage. The plaintiff
SUED Tor $4,000. IN. claimed she insi
the doivnuApt while Waiting New
York Ia tn, winter 1894 aud they be.
came engaged. ID PENDANT pleaded no
became Dstfolheu under false repfe.
seDiationi; that Instead Of moving In
a high social Glass IN Chicago, Miss
Robinson's family were beneath bis
standing. Counsel for Wiesehburgef
Asked = stay Of % daya 10 anpeAl.
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LONDON. Oct 2s. - lns price OF
bread mas gone up halt q ponny loaf,
unJ tue increase ~ being aeoutely felt
IN the poorer districts o. London,
where many iamiliS' have, Ia olnse-
quenee, bosn obliged TO reduce their
supplies.
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pIrrsnuR0, Oct. 9s.-An explosion
OF natural gas at Avalon, n suuufD Of
Allegheny, this morning., killBi Bessie
Osbofne, HEed ~, aud seriously irjuTtd
her brother Dale, aged o, aud sislef
Editn, agei6 tho mouse sa- badly
wrecked. Tue explosion was caused
by u leak IN \ Kitchen Iipe.
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CHAmnERLAIS, Is. d., Oct. 2s,-As
tho result OF experiments last winter
tue mill Ht CastAla Will again this
winter use tho Russian thistle for iuei
In place OF coal. The proprietor OF tho
mill oilsIs farmers 81 so per ton for all
the thislles they can nrlug la. Thus
the farmers In that section will receive
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MApRID, Oct. SAN official die.
palen rom Manili. says n conspiracy
hAs been discovered Ia the Sulu Ar.
chlpslsgo, = portion OF 1ho Spanish
colony In the Philippine islAndt.
Eight soldiers already have been
Killed In the attempt 10 suppress the
uprising. Reinioreements have buen
sent from Msnilia.
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An American Iiocorl nrohen.

BUFFALO, n. ", Oct 2s.--L. II.
George VI Brookparl, has broken tnt
century Iosd record OF America By
Wheeling from Erie 10 Buffalo In 4
hours rs minutts.
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ONO rem n'sINLrY.
s',iiriaau Hurts makes hts tirst PRE-.
die ton .a the Election.

a. iIriaau Kurts makes hts firsi IRE.
die ton a.. the Election.
COLUMBUS, o., OCT. 2s,--Hop. q. 7.
kurtz, chairman OF the Onto Rspubli-
can committee, last night sent tho iol.
lowing Telegram to Hon. NH Hanna,
chairman OF Tho Republican national
committee;
CoLunnus, Ohio, Oct ~.
$40 Hon. NJ. a. Hanna, chairman
OF the kepu pliesu committee, Chicsgoi
-ohio viii give McIiinley n larger
majority than che ever gave TO lsad-
log candidate on the stsio or national
ticket with tbs possible exception ofthat
given to BrougB for Governor ia
1868. q. L.kuRIz, Cbsirmsn."
This IL the fret prediction which
Chairman kurtz has niaie conotrning
the election In Ohio. Numerous state
menta nave been at,ributed TO him
but none Of them have bcon auth ntic.
The magnitude of the vote claimed by
ME. kuriz can 30 best understood
when ~ IL stated thst two years ago
Hon. Is. NJ. Taylor, Republican
candidate for Secretary Of itate, To.
orivei msjorisy u %, 200. his pl,.
raliiy being Isl, 900. brought ms.
isfiiy for governor Ia 1868 was leo, 5s4.
Mt. kufiz says ha Goes not care 20
give any flgur,s at this time but may
do 20 bBi0ro the election.
10 Is ngured tdnt tho vote Ia tue
rural precincts will stand abou. the
same Is last year tue cities and towns
rolling up u big majority Tor Me-
kinley.
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SUNDAYS nAiLnosD coLLisioS.


81. LOUIS. Oct. 2s.-1hs oOtoncT's
Jury that invehi gated the collision GU
SUNDAY which resulted 90 fatally, Te-
tufned verdict fnding u duu W she
caflr,sne.s Of George Atwood, con.
duotoT, aud J. a. Dfysn, eng nscf, In
chAfge ot tue weal.OOuud train, and
the failure Of tho 81. Louis ana ban
ffanulioo railroad company In tubs
case TO exercise 10 proper supervision
over the movements Of the tram. John
III. Dfvssing, "a PAINTER. is dying Of tbs
ipluries received IA the eollision. lie
IL the Mats ~1cstrrfa-'<r - - 81
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FARGO, n. d., Oct. 2s,-rhs local
dlyuIoo colony has bsun swellsd by
nearly a dozen women from New
York, Among them Was Lilliau
Bluuyelt, the noted ooneer, singer. OF
New York. sho was Brooklyn girl.
In private lifo sho 10 Mrs, HOysl
smith aud has been married several
year,. She 10 accompanied here by
nor aunt ana socks divorce on
grounds % uncongenialty.
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GENERAL wrYLEH coNSiDENr
lie Heiieye. spain win Put Down chs
Rebellion la IubH.

NEW YoRK, oel. ga dispatch to
tho Herald from Havana says,
In An interview General Weyler
was asked py your correspondent last
night;
"whGt do you think about the pros.
pecls Of putling down the iuluTfeollon
10 tho province OF PInar Del Rio2"
Ths general replied that no thought
the chances were exosllsnt for tho
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LoNDoS, ost. .s,-whvAt market At
the Baltic opene. uuil al 80. TO ID.
decline.
MARX Lane opening was also iull,
Va 70 IL. lower than yesterday.
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BEWLIN, Oct. 2s.--Perry Ba,hAiov,
unilod slator consul at Mayoncr, IL
being prosecuted for severely iniuriDg
M inmate OF his house by sinking him
GU tho head with u revolver.
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rmr DrrnNsE OPENS.

Tue Defendant aud sin othsr VIA.
ass.s- sworn tor nesoy.
This defendant, DR.. MoCoy, was
sworn ne u witness, IN company with
six others, Tor the defense ana DR.. IL.
T.. Haibrouck was the first 10 take thu
witnesh blx ana gave expert testimony
10 tiliet that OF Doctors Allen aud
Tayior who testified for tho govern.
moni. Tho testimony was elected
with tho purpose in view Of showin &
that thu conditions discovered upon
the post mortom examination on the
body OF Miles Bonnet might have
been the result Of natural causes anu
not Of cTlminal practice.
There was no cross-exAminAtlon.
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tho Wo,t Side drug store about Febru-
aty 2lsi and complained Of great pain
and taii her name was ME-. ConuoD,
her husband being n miner at work In
Netcur. asked her some the
questions usually put by ply.
ridlans In such cases and
after learning the symptoms
l prescribed. I made no examination
the first day only by questions. Her
temperature was 100, Just one and one
tenth degrees above normal. Tho
next day Mics Bennett came and l
asted her similar questions 10 those OF
The nIevlous dav.
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COEsIAHTiSoip.E Oct. .s,--AlI tho
wofkmvn ~ The AfsvHsi s,glek To-Day
breauts OF n0n.pAymeuI Of the ATssAt
wages.
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TURNED srAr,s EVIDENCE.

sta DuEsius r.s,ins. Against Ds'
fendant mccoy.
A recoss for I'VE minutes was de.
clared and Immediately thereafter the
tonsatiob oi the DAY was sprung when
Sir. Mhit,oniofo asked that the two
cases against Sim Duggins DO dis
missed aud ho would turn sIate's
evidence.
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DrrESBANr rEsrIriEs.

DIR. neroy Tells OF M. Connection
wnh tho nonneu Case.
Or. Mccoy wss put In tbs witness
bot this afternoon and testified that he
VIA 20 years old AMI was a man Of
fvmly. He fiTst came TO Utah In 1891
aud pssssd medical examination Ia
1874.
E,EIIsE GAME TO HIM.
Eyslins bonnet o.m, 10 my office Z.
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D1ggins ttsti1eJ that hs camo up
from Provo In company with Frank
Carter ami Mise Bonuclt on the ION
" l7th OF February anu the next usy
returned nome, having lott Miss
Bonnet half block from
Mrs. Massi,l, WHITTIER thc was going.
When Carer aud witness came u
sai; Lake with Miss Blnnet u was
Caters intention to get married.
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DR.. Noyes testified that David Hon.
nett was hot what he would cali drunk
when witness saw him, but was sum {.
ciontly intoxicated To iustiiy witness
IN Interfering when he attempted to
lakv more.
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TURNED STATES EVIDEACE.

uess. Witness and Miss Btnnfieli did
not live together ns nan and vile but
Ahs was hurled here as Mrs.. Collins.
LrFr THE STATE.
"f left Utah." CONTINUED tho wit.
moss, "iu tho latter part OF March Of
this year and went 10 Denver, where |
had n prospective situation.
DIDs'r LOVE n'coY Lrss nut THE
STATE noRE.
My object In going away WA 10 get
employment because i was out Of
funds. That was my principal object;
Tut another rad subordinate one was
hat did Hot care 10 testify against
DE-. Mccoy. 1 came back here % tee.
THY Tor the State NJ the inftigatlon Of
tue chioi OF police OF Denver. My eN.
pvnGga are TO be- paiu, as well n the
tAlHfy OF the man whom l was obliged
10 re, a. my substitute during nay
Absrnce.
COULD NOT RATTLE" Hin.
a iow redirect questions wrfo put
by Prosecutor Wbittemore anu then q
fs.ef0ss.s xamihAtion was conducted
by Sit. Edwards aud eyefy tnoft made
10 embarrass the witness, whose life
anu Aolious were infinitely criticized,
but the witness gave his tostimony IN
a cool manner aud bis anawefs to quvs.
lions cOncefning his own mitdcods
were apto nishinsIy prompt anu nppar.
entity truthful.
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DR. EsIEs,

Or. Newton ID. Estes was called Tor
tho defense anu testified IN the same
vein ~ did the previous witness, He
was oross.q questioned by MIR. white.
more as " ais personal practice.
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tenth degrees above normal. Tho
next day Niles Bennett came and 1
agked her similar questions 10 those oil
the previous day.
r,o,,our en-, nan c,t,
i'o"i s"' "AD y ''""'
noIs ad 'n.s snS ~, W. cnn
iinue the treatment which l had pre-
Hcflbed the fifst day aud also gave her
come quinino pills. On the third Jay
L explained TO tue patient that In order
Tor mo to tfeat her intelligontiy II
would DO uocUbsafy fof me TO make an
EXAMINATION.
are, ,,,,,,,,,.,. ,,,,,. ,,,..,,,..
l attempted 10 make invesligation BY
tho use u tue spectrum, but the instfu.
meDi was 30 painful that Miss Bonnet
made several ontofies and was unable
10 receive the treatment.
wEST TO Mrs. MAssiEs.
l prescribed sgain for my patient
and next received word by little
grill think Mrt. Nassit'a-to call at
2ls south Fiat West saeot | wont
n,syIonsIy ham c.,I, ~ p y, nY sf,,., '
witness described tho conditl0n Of
tho patient anu eald he continued 70
visit her, whom ho called In d.. Hicks,
who advised him 10 continue his treat.
inen'. After . day or two he also called
In DE- Nuyes.
,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49,, ,,,,,.,.r
''"" ~ N""' '
was fret introduced 10 Mt. Carter
at Mr., Masslo'H house, but 1 did not
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1 concluded that she had contracted
n cold and Recommended that she con.
iinue the treatment which l had pre-
scflbei the first day aud also gave her
come quinino pills. On the third Jay
l explained To tue patient that In order
Tor mo TO ifesi her intelligontiy II
would DO uoctasafy for me 10 make an
examination.
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Mr.. =. L.. Gray testified that hs was
10 tho West Side drug stor. some time
during tno middle VI March last, when
Mrs. smith came In and told DIR.
Mccoy uho wanted some money or she
would ps obliged to testify against him.
Mrs. smith said she wanted 10 10 10
~. Louis anu that she was going 10
get married. DIR. Mccoy refused u
give her any money, saying he only
had five cent? In hls pocket