Evening journal., 1906-08-08

a. you must ask Mrs. Walters that;
she was running that house. You see
Mrs. Walters had a hospital there and
my daughter was there.
Q. Your daughter was at Mrs. Walt
ers house?
A. Yes sir you see
Q. Qnterrupting witness) Did Profes
sor Hermann ever treat your daugh-
ter while she was at Mrs. Walters?
A. Yes sir; got him TO go out there
TO see her and see IL he could cure
her.
Q. Where did you pay him?
A. / paid him at my house.
O. Did you pay him for treating your
daughter?
A. Yes sir; did not pay him right
away; paid him five dollars the first
week and three dollars the next week
and three dollars the next week.
Q. Was your daughter sick?
A. She was sick; yes sir.
CROSS EXAMINATION
By Mr.. Ball:
X. Mrs. Reidel. when you went TO
see Professor Hermann abuot treating
your daughter. did he tell you he used
drugs?
A. No sir; he did not use any drugs
at all
X. Did he treat her without the use
of any drugs at all?
A. Yes sir; he did not use any drugs
at all. ! went there with him 10 see
my daughter on Saturday-no a sun
day morning-we went there and he
asked Mrs. Walters to get him hot
water and a sponge and that was al
he had and all he wanted.
X. Did he use any drugs in HIS {. .A.-
ment of your daughter?
A. No sir; he did not use no drugs
al all. After he treated her he asked
her all the questions like a scholar.
He just asked all the questions about
her like anyone else or any other
doctor would ask.
X. Did he give her a prescription?
A. No sir; he did nQt.
X. Did he give you any prescription
for her?
A. No sir; he did not give no pre-
scription at all.
X. you asked him to 90 there and
see your daughter?
A. begged him to go there and see
her.
X. Whose house was she in?
A She was at Mrs. Walters. 1905
West Seventh street.
X. Was she locked up in that house ?
A. Well she wasn't locked up in that
house; l have seen her on the kitchen
steps.
X. Were you there every time Pro-
fesSor Hermann was there?
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was there.
X. Did he ever use drugs?
A. No sir; he never used no drugs.
X. Did he ever give any presorip-
ton to her?
A. No sir; he did not.
X. Did he ever give any prescription
to you Tor her?
A. No sir; he never did.
RIDDA A. WALTERS.
Ridda A. Walters. a witness being
produced, sworn and examined on the
part and behalf of the State, testifies
as follows:
BY Mr. Hastings:
Q. DO you know Mrs. Reidel. the wo-
man who has just testified?
A. Yes sir.
@. DO you know her daughter?
A. Yes sir.
@. Was his daughter ever at your
house?
A. Yes sir; she came there on the
fifteenth day OF December Of last year
and she was attended by three physi-
clans who diagnosed her case and they
were treating her. Mrs. Reidel came
out there and asked IL she could bring
Professor Hermann il my institution
to make an investigation of the case
and see IL he could do anything for her
daughter and I told her she could
bring anyone there who could do any
thing to cure her daughter as l wanted
to see her cured.
Q. Do you have a place to take care
of sick people?
A. I, have a private hospital at 1906
West Seventh street.
Q. And did Professor ermann ever
visit Mrs. Reiders daughter at your
private hospital?
A. Yes sir; he did. He came there to
see her for three weeks.
Q. What was her name?
A. Her name was Emma Reidel and
she came to my house the fifteenth
day of last December and this Pro-
fessor Hermann diagnosed her case
and I said, Professor Herman, what
do you think Of the girl and I told
him that three physicians here had
diagnosed her case and she had been
treated by doctors here in Whining
ton and he said, That is all the
physicians Of Wilmington know about
it"