Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-03

eight, and then she would appear
Then you would lock her in the
room until you came back from
mass? Yes sir. How long did
mass last? Half an hour. Would
she then have her breakfast? Yes
sir; that is, sometimes she would
make up her mind that she would
Mt, and would not eat? No. Did
she complain to you in the morn
ing that she was hurt? No sir.
Did you see her in the morning?
Yes sir. Did you notice anything
on her face then? No sir. Did
you look carefully into the room,
or did you just. No l did not look
carefully in. Well did you
just glance in? That is all.
You did not notice any
thing out of the way7 No sir.
And she did not tell you that
there was anything out of the way?
No sir. Or make any complaint?
No sir. Did you have any idea
than that she was suffering? No
sir, did not. From her whipping
the day before? No sir. Did you
ever throw any water on her? |
did not throw it on her. Did you
hear it stated in Father Jungblud's
testimony yesterday that you
threw water on her? Yes sir, |
did. Do you know how that hap
pened? That happened this way:
That she was out in the yard in
her nakedness, and | took and
pumped some water into stew
pan that had in my hand, and l
throwed it, but not on her. You
threw it, but not on her? Yes.
l might have accidentally sprinkled
her. l would not be positive of
that. Was it dark? Yes sir. 1t
was dark at the time? Yes sir.
Did Father Jungblud kick her
that third day of October? No
sir. While she was hanging there?
No sir; not to my knowledge. Or
afterwards? No sir. Did you
ever see him kick her at any timer
No sir. Did you ever know Of
her being tied before the second
day of October? Well she told
me that she had been, herself.
She told you that she had been?
She had been. Did she say where?
She said at her Uncle Henry's.
Did you know of your own know
ledge Of her being tied any other
times than the two times that you
have mentioned, at your place?
No sir. Did you ever tie her in
the wood-shed? No sir. Or ever
know of her being tied in the wood
shed7 No sir. Did you ever hear
of her being tied, at any other
time, while you were at Father
Jungblud's7 No sir. AT any
time while Marion Prieur was at
Father Jungblud's' in your charge
that is, did you give her any more
than slight whipping7 No Sir.
Did you ever give her severe
whipping? No sir. Or punish
her in any other way severely
No sir. Mr.. Evans: That
is all. (Recess of ten minutes
Cross examination of Lizzie Nolan.
By Mr.. Marsh: When this little
girl came to Jungblud's to live, you
say she did not appear to be very
well; her complexion was sallow,
and skin yellow? Yes Sir. She
seemed to be healthy enough, but
that was her complexion. She
was rather a slight, thin girl,
wasn't she, not apparently in very
good health? She was small, yes.
She did not seem to be looking as
we'll and rugged as she does now,
did she2 l think SO. What is it?
Yes sir. You think she looked
about the same then as she does
now? She did to the best of my
memory. Well then, you would
say that she has that same yellow
ish, sallow complexion, that she
had them Well | am not too
positive on that. You are not too
positive about that? No. Well,
she had sores all over her then,
and she hasn't now That was
one difference? Not all over her,
| didn't say. Let's see. Where
were those sores? On her face?
No sir. Not on her face. On her
hands were they? Yes sir. And
those lasted as long as she went to
school, think you said? No sir.
Is that right? No sir. What do
you say as to the length of time
they lasted? Well they would
appear and disappear. We'll how
long did they keep on appearing
and disappearing? AS long as
she lived there with you? Well,
that is she would-They left her
hands. l got salve, and had her
rub that on her hands and on her
nails; and then she would contin-
ually keep scratching herself.
Do you mean that lasted as long