New-York tribune., 1901-02-15

| travelled with him 10 expose him in THE New
Q.-Not until after you had a quarrel with him?
Al bad no quarrel with him ,,,,,sDsd IN the
newspapers with your lips sewed up uhoer
The Judge-Excluded. ,
Q.--Didn't you have your picture published
The Judge-Excluded.
you have y9gr be picture sbo5t your
neck? Al did not / wrote the article Du' oiu
oLDid you know Simon Carleton? Ayes. ex-
posed him before the Medical Aid Society.
CRoss-EXAMINED AS TO HIS CAREER.
o-were you connected with doctor in Bridge
That Was an Imaginative story
The Chief Of Police of Bridgeport was asked to
sd9d s6 i, "R Ie @Rq TtPes9 Pos9ns 10 'e ehie MI
o-when did YOU first see this man? ALMhen
arrested in the Atlantic Hotel I'm Bridgeport
Conn. whore ] was with my wife.
o-You were arrested for trying 20 drug the girl
and get her 10 New-York: A.-Yes.
fo@were YOU allowed TO go on your promise 10
leave the state? Al deny it.
Q-There was another young man with you? A
Ole was not married TO that girl? A.-No.
Q-When were you married? Al don't remen-
Q-How many years ago: Al don't remember remember
! was married twice-the second tlIne IN churcH
o-Abouts when were you married: At may
have been FIVE or six or seven years ago. -
were arrested A.-She
YOU were arrested. why dsd you go 10 the chief of
Police at bridgeport and ask ia anybody was IS look,
people had been up there trying 10 bribe her 10
come 10 New-York and testify against my char-
Q.-where Is your. wife now: Is she I,.a in a
oTHave YOU acted as professional Ps.sst;gs witness'
we1e you witness n the Giim5rtn MAJ d d1oTSe ~ TSe
other side? Al told them that il was blackmail
Q-Were YOU i'm Toms River in 1885 or lsgS under under
the the, name nsn. OF Neih = was sent '"e's
o.What names have you gone under? A.-Ner
my foster mothers name: Grace. my grandfather 3
name: Mcdonald. when ] entered Bellevue ana
MeFoSsil The name ! assumed N ~riIlhs For The
o@"The Herald denied that it employed you"
k.-Yes.
SAYS HE FORGOT SOME THINGS AT FIRST
o-You had no story of this alleged assault on
Hiard when you came out OF the hostitatt, ana am
topsy you wrote story about il and sod ,ii u 20
The World? Al did not kn9" am 59af nendeS
20 go and tell Mr.. Keller about IT, but when l saw
o-Did you sell the story 10 The World" A
After that
Producing Minnocks affidavit. sent 10 the cor
oner. Mr.. Wemsn asked;
Q.-Is there anything shout sheet there A
No vb.I hag JGTs%5eh & %o recoec IT? A-when made
the second afldavit before the Coroner. so.ona
Q.-Is there word about a sheet In the seco"d
o,%Did YOU forget IL? Al must have.
Q-Do you mean % ask this jury 10 believe that
after witnessing thar horrible scene you forgot II?
Al was excited and i'm a hurry and 1t escaped
Did his incident Of the choking Of f, iiGad ,Ina
you went on the stand at the Coroners inquest?
At a yon o1 Mere Mere recalled at the inquest? A-Yes
o-It was the recall that you told OF the
o1why not at your first examination? Alt
o.EDid you have your first affidavit before You
yybeu A
not I had 4 newspaper clipping.
have the clipping to Iemind you what you a, had
] used the clipping at the suggestion of the Cor
statement contained in the first? A-The clerk
was in ma, hurry to get home C,.-o.,.- ..., -,
"Wednesday afternoon Hiiiard was weak and hard
thai he was walking about ali right. Ale was
weak az first. when he came out Of his room but
,o-NSw as to g that fall fall You said that when zen
violently 10 he floor. Was that true or not? A
II partly true
was mistaken He did not fan violently.
Q.-What did he do then? A.-They set him on
Q.-But you swore that he fen again: Al
feii Several times and then they set him on the
Q-Was he feeble. Ayes
o-But you just swore that he all right?
A-You just led me into that.
The court adjourned until 10 80 this morning Be-
Tore Mlnnock went the stand William Rosen-
sohn, ambulance surgeon at Bellevue. testified that
when he was taking Hilliard 10 the hospital he
led TO look at Hilliards face. arms and neck be
cause he said he was healthy and he did not ap-
pear so, being thin and weak looking. He saw no
marks on Hilliard, however Richard Bateman de-
scribed putting the restraining belt Hilliard At
Gouverneur Hospital He denied that any violence
was used i'm handling Hilard and said he had no
injuries when he left Bellevue. Richard X
Donnelly, who OF the nurses in the pavilion
for the insane at Bellevue Hospital when Hllliard
was admitted. testified the reception OF the pa
tient at the hospital December IL az 4 p. m. He
said that he saw no marks on the patient when he
received
Donnellys testimony what was done 10
Hilliard the night OF his reception at Bellevue
was follows:
Hilliard refused 10 eat and / called Dean. Dean
and tried 10 strike back. Dean seized him ard
threw him the floor and Marshall took hold of
shower bath. We stripped him in the corfidor eu 4"
.QTDid you see any marks on his face body?
violence? A.-No sir ''''
o.-Nhen did you him again? AIN the
morning, restrained in his bed
Q.-Mas ne violent? A.-No
2.-Mhere old you see him again: Al saw him
walking up and down the corridor
Q.-Nas he violent? A.-No
Q.TDd you ses any violence on Tuesday night?
Q.-You We're there? A.-Not all the time
Q-iiow late did you see him? A.-About 1870 on
Wednesday.
On redirect examination Donnelly said he saw no
one put his knee Hilliards breast that nigh
and he was looking straight at him when he was
stripped and saw no bruises on HilHard.
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