Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-16
A BUSY DAY.
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acc0mnanied DR.. Crockett to the hos
pitai where we visited the patients. We
ioun,! one man cpnvalescins from an Or
binary run Of TYPHOID fever
/ questioned the trained nurse in charge
of the 'case about her treatment and
found It to BE- much the same IN regard
10 diet ard Eygientc conditions we
ind in any Of our hospitals Ih6Y give
cold water baths IN hlgh lever, put no
In another room were 9, mother and her
three weeks old baby. The mother said
that she had had the best OF care ana
good food. the patients were always
Considered first. and supplied with the
daintics usual to the sick. The nurse
said the same thing. Mother ard child
looked well
Besides there were two women one re-
covering from bad cold. the other re-
were perfectly happy and we'll cared fnF.
At the schools were children from the
prrmar, to the High school grades.
talked with several little girls Of five or
six years, asking them about their food
etc. In all cases it consisted OF oat ard
corn meal mush. with sugar. no cream or
milk. a roll. muffin, or white bread, With
ont butter. ard one or two had cocoa.
All looked clean and comfortably
Dire sse1 ard claimed to be Ler r,,a,,dE
happy. although much more suodied
than one expects children of their ages
10 Is g NJ. BLANCHE McQUINN
Henry w. Cakes, Esq, Of Auburn and
IT. F.. Coolidge. Esq, of Lisbon Fails,
who are counsel for Sanford, were
present at the hearing and the former
asked some questions of County
Attorney Crockett.
Attorney Oakes-"Did you see any
suffering at Shiloh?'
County Attorney Crockctt-'1 did
not see any"
What was the physical condition
of the Shilohites at the time of your
VISIT" i" rt
Il don't know. / think they were all
right" q
you Inaae'several visits to Shiloh"
81 did"
"Ard you were given perfect free
dom Of the grounds and buildings
Il WAS
and when you went there with the
ministers from Lewiston and Auburn
who we're refused admission You ar
rived there before s O'Clock in the
morning"
I've. did"
Questioned by Councillor Bisbce
County Attorney Crockett stated that
he visited a place called Elm ut Boston
which is n branch of Shiloh and found
the Phelps girl there. She was a good
appearing young lady of 81 years and
believed that SandfOrd was Elijah
and was under his mental contr"l
Attorney Oakes-"Have you any
doubt but that the woman was work
ing under her own ideas"
Mr. Crockett Il think that she was
under Sandford's influence"
Attorney Oakes-"And Sanford is
away from the Kingdom at the present
time
Mr.. Crockett-"Yes. I understand
that he is in Jerusalem
Attorney Oalles-"Do You think that
Sanford is hypnOtiZing this young
lady from Jerusalem.'
Mr.. truckctt-"No, | don't know as
can say that"
Attorney OakcS--"Do YOU think tina
this young lady would have left Elm
with your"
Mr. crockctt-"I think that the cir
was $" wrapped up with Sanford AN,
Sandfor,lsm that she believed 1t wa:
her duty to remain at Elm"
Mr.. Dunlap stated further to The
council that his own grandson wa!
ordered by Sanford To be whipped b!
his mother and if she would moi do i
he (SandforD would get a man To do
said Mr.. Dunlap. admitted this fact il
the supreme court for Androscoggii
County.
At the afternoon session A. l.. Blan
Chaid of Bangor appeared for the pardon
of Samuel ID. Crockcr of Old Town. VIII
is serving sentence in the Pcnobsco
thu n nloho at .m ATTORNEY tor
stated that there was Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
about trogker's commttal and that he
suffering from Il severe heart trouble. y
one appeared in opposition to the par
don.
The Shiloh matter was again taken II
and tho Rev. n. II. Hartman was Gale,
tie testified that he Joined Sandford
band in 1896 and left it in 1903 Will, /
Jerusalem. He read number OF letter
on she sand hlr' at Durham;
Governor Cobb."Now. MIR. HarrimaI
you are apparently in earnest; how di
Jet, / was pastor Of T ,saptis: ; snrs
with flnatacism. l left my church an
conducted religion in somewhat the san
mLnrsr, a' sanford did. | never rcall
believed that Sandtord was Elijah or -.
vid. but | was completely subdued Il
him. S,udiord had been in the depth
HILL for three days because had 4 col
ti,t with him oyer ri, , Pas SAG. % of u
that | was in the power of the devil.
Il prayed ana tasted for IL days unit
| was a wreck ana for seven days
never tasted food or water.
Councillor Bisbee-li"w did YOU happe
Ia muster enough nerve 10 leave Sh
1nh?'
know how did; thought that l won
surely go to hell.
com, illor Eisbec-"You thought til;
You would take the chances. however?
Mr.. lIarriman-"rhat is the only thin
that | could 10 under the circumstances
Councillor Risbee-.'Iiave You cv'
known of any immortality ut Shiloh
Mr. Hartmann never saw clean'
place in all my life"
Councillor I.islec-''Have you ever hi
n heart to heart talk with Sandford ;
man tn man.?
Mr. Harrman-"No. sir. ] believe. how
ever. that sanford came out of his tri:t
practically strapped.
Il believe further" said Mr.. Hartman
with considerable emphasis. that San,
ford * insane and his actions show thu
he is.
Mrs Alice Phelps of Kansas City, NJ
testified thai her two daughters Wei