New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-17

Il II II ft7 I'LL lis u3il
.Iof dentists. It is used i'll the work 81
1.-THE office. keep sixty grains, which
would make forty fatal doses. Arseni,
has hardly any taste. What there is, il
EsWeet. Strychnine is very bitter
8Ihad access to DR.. Strickler's cabinet.
never handled or knew anything of DIR
j Strielller's tablets. and never looked il
his cabinet or yalise for any. / never
saw Ole Ulen to my knowledge, before
the trial at New Uln. Never pulled q
tooth for him, and never made any
Statements to him Of the kind ne said
and never had any conversation with
him. | never made the remark about
/ Dr.. Goddard stated by Hjalmar Hoidale
After the homicide, I was talking with
him about Mr.. Pfaender, attorney for
| the state. The remark was directed to-
ward Mr.. Pfaender, who had up to then
been a friend.
Was Gebhard's Friend.
DR.. Gebhard was about twenty mine
years old. We We're on friendly terms
and never had any words, alterations
or grievances. Never made any remarks
against him and don't know of any he
ever made about me. When | had dem
tai work to do he did it without charge
and when he had any to do he came to
Inc and [ did it without charge I
filled two teeth for him shortly before
his trip last summer | never had any
feeling of any kind against him.
[ had opportunity to use the type
writer of DR.. Strickler and Hoidae &
sSomsen. l never ran or operated a
typewriter. Never wrote anything on
the wide guage machine in evidence.
Knew where the Insurance company
machines We're kept Did not write the
address on the blue box.
Father had an old hammer on the
place several years ago. I have not.
used his tools much The hammer in
evidence never hung on my wall and I
never had a claw hammer of any kind.
| mad Ratchet, a horn mallet and a
tack hammer pointed behind These
hung OH the wall. and are still there.
Mrs. Kasz took the hatchet from the
wall and used it to open a window. I
have not been in my laboratory in the
evening, wearing a SLOUGH hat, in the
last two years. I was at fathers barn
the day Edgar Dingler brought gravel.
and helped spread it. Got home at
3:3O P. M, that day.
Wore the cravennette overcoat three
and one-half weeks after the homicide.
wearing it often on the street. I left
it hanging in my laboratory and one
day it was missing. I told Mr.. Somsen
and he told me to keep quiet about it,
as there were sensations enough in the
papers already. At this time a pro-
ceedlng was going on in Justice Henning-
sens court. Saw Detective Rydell fire.
quentIy in and near my Office at that
time. | frequently left the office alone
Never locked the door from my oper-
ating room to the joint waiting room.
neither did Dr. Stricken It takes fif-
teen to seventeen minutes to walk
home from my office, walking brisl1lv.
Ida did not say anything to Chief
hlause about the handkerchief being
mine. | told him that if it was nv
handkerchief it was one that she had
marked. Do not remember carpenter
or anyone looking at me when [ was
i'll DR.. Gebhard's office after the murd-
er. There were q number Of people
there
Nov, doctor, you are charged in the
Indictment with having gone up to Dr.
Gebhard's office on the evening of Nov.
LIST and having murdered him in that
office. Is there any truth in that
charge?" asked Mr.. Abbott as his final
question:"
"There is not replied DR.. Koch.
Gen. Child's Cross Examines.
'Why did you leave Hanska?" asked
Gen. Childs. The defendant gave the
reason that he had before. Gen Childs
asked whether Dr. Wood had not urged
him to remain, as there was plenty of
work. Witness did not think so. Il
did not give DR.. Wood any reason for
leaving. | was at Miss Fitzpatrick's
forty to fifty minutes, but did not re-
move my overcoat while there. Had
made an appointment with Mr.. Stuebe
that evening, but no other appoint
mcntS. Had no reason to return to my
office after Mr.. Stuebe was there. Went
there evenings only when [ happened to.
The cabinet against the laboratory win
doWs was about three or four feet HIGH.
" as IN HOidale & Scmsen's office a
quarter of an hour and received a pen