The Washington herald., 1906-10-10


a..i.- a,ilaaeo fog 81 conviction WIS ne
hiaGe pare ef Dee focHd Of ,he c.sr
tI-c.
In ds opening s,~.-men5 of the case
before 30 jurs Prose. .u.cr Brown said.
We c.arae 5It~ nau wl.h Deliberately
Poisoning a.s ai.e AIRS carrie Brouv-r
aaa-r tic ga.>e ut admiaiey.rtug to her
us d physician. W- VIII s'.ou that ar
seaie mas ,hc poison Poe used and wa
uHl .rr.hr- bring rortH whence 10 show
ihat while IFS aIe uss safferlag from
,he elects OF .ae irs. co-c of poison. t..e
defeHdaa- sr- a. tas HGrse Ia ctarge
th5t poison i1 tGe shape ST medicines
uilu ordcrs ,aat This De- administered To
his yife
Te prove a.se tuo co1tcl;ione. She con-
tentioas Go.a Which .l.a prosecution Will
-oSr is ca-s. tl. at,,r-pa for the Sitte
a.,i.e" .a Frederick B. GeHth. 5n eSp..t
chemist af Philadelphia to SHOW taac re
loEld arsenic ia tie body 0l Mrs. BrouDe-
at.s- So t-d been e-lIu-d by order or It.r
gtaud iur} of Bc...H county Then win
Aiss Una bHIlet. trained uurs-. uf
Philadelphia uH t.a stand. th~ proseeu-
tioH dra" forth testimony .o show Jhat
while Airs. Br.uw,r lIT ill under thr s,-
t""d d-- rgr.. in beer own ..Ov-. ID Sep
t@mIe-. iH.. hs~ husband repeated IRE
poisonous doses that finally killed hcr.
Nur~r Tells DAMAGING StOry
Mss Dudley testimony sas seasi-
t.onai and TIE taking of in WIS replete
with dramatic in~ide1ts Size went pu the
stand late iu the afternoon IN ore hcur
she had told the sr9ry taa- ghe rroseet.-
tion believes g. De- part VI The most damn
ming evidence agal1s, ;bc prisoner
The nurse spoke iu so iow "a toHe ;hJt
even the stcaogra pher. who sat a heE
side. c91la rot always catch what Size
said. Judg IIsndriclson. Nho IS feeble
and hard OF hearing had ,o interrupt
constantly to ask that the woman repeat
he- words Everybody in ttc crowded
courtroom leaned forward with Haud no
r;,r go catch 10, whispered words tlat
came from the nurses lips
when ] WAS called 90 attend Mrs
BTauwsr. Dr BrouW~r told me- she was
very Ii. said Mfss Dudley "Ou the g.st
day J got There I found her resting
easily. ON Fdj1y-it was .hr day before
SID" aied-sEr seemed to bc getting along
very we'll when the doctor tod u-, 60 prt
% peptn powder he gave me into He-
milk
What WAS the effect The milk had on
ber2" asked Assistant Prosecutor Brown.
who Was conducting The direct eXamlnl-
zion.
she vom!ted Immediately and said it
tasted bitter"
Shouid ID have tasted bitter
No. &c shouldn't
Then me uursc told how She Had her
self prepared bottle OF peatonizad
mills. after taking It, The pati.n, nai.a-
er showed signs or tomiting r0r ruu,-
plaiu,j of tn. bitter taste AIRS BFouv--
'r improved on the following SATURDAY.
s8id Miss Dudley. she was feeling much
better bad a normal ulse and strong
heart action.
on that day d. Gro1wer announced
that be- had to 60 away. bus Lc Ief- sa
injection 90 be administered Co. the pa
tent. composed. Dee said. of milk. egg and
whisky
Eject OF the Doctors Medicine.
Was there anything peculiar aboat
the injection The doctor prepared" ask
ed the questioning attorney.
''Yes. ID was tnick and dark and cuvdled.
moi like such injections should be- 1e-
piled Miss DudIer.
'Nha, happened after you had ad-
miaistered the injection"
'AIrs EroUWer gCt nervous rapidly then
she screamed in ag31r drew up h,- less.
clamped her arms across her breast. and
,hrsw her head back Her whole BODY
bee ame iGid
show the iuyy Miss Dudley just aow
sin" acted. said Attorney Johnson.
An instant hush fell over thc Cour. room
and every one on The benches Ican,d
trueaiy forward. Tee woman on tlc
stand threw Ecr AIMS across her chest
tipped back her head. and drew ne- fa .e
for an instant into stiff mask Of nor
ror. A woman in the court room caught
her breath in q Sibiiunt whistle Then
the witness continued TO tell Of the sue
cession OF paroyysms that had ricked .he
patient al night Shc said that next dsy.
sunday Dr. BT0uwcr ordered her 90 ,sivc
the patent another nuritjvc Injection
and stood by TO sec her do so Witness
allowed the liquid to slip away in he
bed cloth,a and none Of il touched Tho
tortured woman. She was OF duty when
Mrs Brogwer died early next morning
Found Glass IN SIOmach
Oher important testimony was that OF
Dr. Fred \. Genth, IN aayliucal chemist.
oF Philadelphia. who examined the oy-
were cxAumed after her death. After
iestisyi1s to The discovery # arsenic
IN th~ b~aiu. liver. stomach. and otttcr
vital organs. The witness stated that he
had found ground glass IN thc int5Stiuss
ana prCdVcCd from his waistc0at pocket
small }cst tubc containing Tart= Cf ~id-~
which hc had collected in the visr-a.
Three Particles Of glass had also been
f17r sr"fi ft
timepl.
Ths crowded courtroom eginced inteasc
iutCrss. when the Defendant, who had lis
tened tc Dr. Gcntns -eztimony in a Gis-
interes ted WAY, tapped his counsel on tto
shoulder and ,sAed SHAT hc ne pcrli-t. q
TO look nj thc glass. Tho test ,ube Wl-
handed 10 him. a.d Cor ne1Fiy . inmate
the accused pE -s 'ia1 twisted She rial
between his thu5n0 ana IHCcr :-sd cEsuI-
med thc contents. When Gngl'y Ee ceased
his inspoc' ion and returned she tcfe Re
tl,c Witness, the IuGieN-e b4ect tEcd 3u -g.-
dio'e sigh Of relief.
d.. Genth stated iI rs l-zl tcst ie
f5uuC .G3Gia grams r white arsenic. and
thal IN other tests ne found additional
arsenic which he naG not weighed.
Told 90 ada Up Che several quautitits
OF arsenic which he lad found in tbe
variovs organs, tGe witness said ,hg. tee
total quantity which the tasts Icvc1led
was 0jls2 grains. d.. Marshall. according
to the witness. Tas preecut az tie at.-
topsy. by- thc cour-'s order, 81 q repre-
sentative OF tire defease.
Cross-cE5miraiioa u d.. Geu-h aimed
60 show th2t the p! -nce "a tie glass
might have ros1'leG fro-l the storage Of
Use riscara E. :. G1sa - foilOwinS the
d.si-ltaIr-c1t.
-'Nha- I'D TfJC. Iaihau say about
tho .st.as az 70 .--- p -oa f.r-aysf F7e9r,