Evening journal., 1906-08-08

O. Who has the exclusive custody and
control Of the medical and surgical de-
partment OF his institutiong
A. do
CROsS-EX ANIMATION.
BY MR.. HASTINGS:
9. Does he tell you what to give tbemP
a. No. SIR We consult about the dag
nosis of tho eases and about the condition
OF the different cases, but I always attend
90 the prescribing Of amy drugs.
X But he Will ask you about the cordi-
ton Of the different cases. win he notf
A. Yes, sir.
\. lie does not suggest what drugs ~
what treatment to give themg
A. J would use my Judgment in such
matters.
n Did you treat Mr.. Wnkler7
A. 1 did not come into that case at first.
but | afterwards prescribed Tor him.
y. Did you prescribe any drugsi
q. i prescribed arsenious acid and rhus-
toxcodendrum.
n. What was that for7
A. For his blood.
X. DO you know what Professor Herr
man did before that?
A. No, sir; the case was partly COM
pleted before ! came there. and I merely
prescribed those remedies so as to COM
plete the cure.
LAWSON HERMANN.
LAWSON HERMANN. the defendant
being duly sworn ana examined on his
own part testified as follows;
by MIR. BALL;
@. Professor Hermann. you have heard
the testimony Of Mrs waiters7
A. Yes. SIR
Q. Did you prescribe any drugs or RENEE
dies for Emma Reidei while she was under
your trcatmcnt2
A. I did not I am adverse 10 the use
OF drugs and 7 never prescribe thom.
@. She testified that You prescribed salts
and castor oil for Emma Reidel; Is that
true7
A. She committed perjury
@. Did you see her when you went 20 see
Emma Rcidol7
a. 1 never saw her; she was sick Her
doughter was present. but she was never
IN the room when / treated the girl This
woman here was In the room Indicating
Mrs. RoldeD
@. Have you az any time during your
stay here in Wilmington prescribed ary
drugsl
A. No. sir. might add that was here
two years ago.
@. Did you prescribe any drugs during
the time you were here two years ago. or
this time other1
A. No. sir absolutely none.
@. In Mr.. Winkler's case; he asked you
lf he could take any salts; did he noti
A. Wei. I will tell you about that
remember Mr.. wlnllers case very well
He said; Il am taking Roshelie salts.
have you any ohiectlonsT and said
mo. absolutely none"
CROSS
BY MR.. HASTINGS;
X. Did you treat Mr.. winkler7
A. Yes, sir.
X What did you do for Mr. Winklerq
Al treated Mr. Winkler partly
through the mind over matter process.
partly by massage. I put some water on
Mr.. Winklers hand and he supposed Il
was some powerful lnament L. said,
y'rhat viii cure you, yes. II Will cure you
within thirteen or fifteen days" and lie
supposed that Il was some powerful lima
ment used suggestive therapeutics.
Plenty OF the most eminent physicians
find that when their medicines and drugs
fail that suggestive therapeutics proves
very efficient IN a great many diseases,
especially those OF a nervous nature.
When such eminent men as DR.. Quacken-
boss, Of Belvue Hospital. use and recon-
mend therapeutic suggestions in Their
work IL cannot be questioned but that il Is
of great value in many cases.
X. How did you treat Emma Raidel2
A. She was suffering from hallucina-
tions brought on by self-abuse, and 1 mas
sauged her spinal cord. for it is a we'll
known fact that the nerves from tho
spinal cord run to the private parts. and
so massauged her spinal cord every time
] called there. Mrs. Walters said that she
was being cured by Christian Science.
Y. Did you charge Mrs. Reidel for your
treatment Of her daughter7
A. She said that she was poor, and I
told her that made no difference to me;
that would do all could 10 cure anyone,
no matter how poor they were; that I was
glad 10 be able 70 cure anyone She only
| paid me about one-third as much as I
usually charge. I told her that / would
do all / could for her daughter by thera-
peutlc suggestions.
Held in $500 bail for the next term CT
the Court of General Sessions OF New
Castle County. Bail furni4ed by Joseph
L. Carpenter Jr.