Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-01

TSuSHOSF TlSnLIy.
And Laura Haviland died at mid
night the same night, l believer"
Yes, sir"
you know DIR. FURNISH
by sight, yes, sir. He's been in
the store several times about medi-
cine"
Been in there since the child
died?'
1.-The day following, about ten in
| the morning, he came in and asked
to see the prescription boOk-said he
wanted to look up a certain prescrip-
ton he had given a man some time
ago"
who was there while he was look
ing up this-er-prescripti for
MANI"
why, no one, sir, as | recOllect.
and you were with him all the
time he was in the store that morn
mgr
''Yes.-Wait. No-let me think. He
did ask me to get him some NOR
phine tablets one-eighth strength for
his hypOdermic case"
You got them?"
yes, sir; l went to a room behind
the prescription case where poisOns
are kept and secured what DR.. Fur
Miss wanted"
How long were you gomez
1.-TWO minutes, possibly. Not over
three at the outside"
very good. And the next you knew
was your arrest?"
yes, sir
Where has the prescription book
| been since your arrest; do you know?"
1.-THE officer arresting me was &C
companied by man from the prose-
cutor's Office, and he took the pre-
scription in question with him. sup
pose it's to be used against me-"
This concluded the interview
! Cheney arranged the bail and sent
Samuel home to his mother with an
| Injunction to say nothing about the
! case to a soul and to report at Che
ney's Office at nine the next morning.
Then Cheney went to the prose
| cutor'S ONCE and obtained an exact
copy of the disputed prescription. He
/ 'phoned Sid Guthrie to meet him at
Layton's office. Guthrie was there
| waiting when Cheney arrived.
Go out and get spot on DR.. Harry
| Furniss; he has offices in the Renault
| building. There's about a hundred
doctors in that building, but Furniss
| is the king pin of them all, SO far as
style goes Don't lose sight of him
until tomorrow morning. Report to
me at nine o'clock"
Guthrie went and Layton, who had
heard Cheney's admonitiOn, said:
"Furniss, Ell? What's he up to now?"
Don't know yet, Layton, but that's
the case l spoke to you about"
While at luncheon Cheney told Lay
ton the entire case as he knew it..
Layton agreed to defend young Simp-
son, and when compensation was men
toned lie lacanically said: "Oh, hang
the money part Of it" which was typ
| ical of the man.
Cheny arranged to have his friends
DIR. Stuyvesant and Layton come to
his office at $3.50 the next morning.
Guthrie reported as directed. HE
had found Dr. Furniss at his office.
! The doctor saw a number of patients
| at his office until three p. M; made
| few calls on the North side until five
O'Clock; went to his bachelor apart
ments and remained until six; came
out in evening clothes, dined at Audi
| forum Annex with two men; after
dinner attended Illinois theater; was
called to phone during second act; at
conclusion of performance took cab
with his two friends, went to South
side, got couple of women acquaint-
ances and went to several places of
more or less questionable character;
women friends and two men left Fur
Mss at two a. M; doctor then went
home a little bit under the weather;
hadn't left home at nine a. M"
you say women friends Sid
What kind?"
mot the kind I'd care to be seen
with in public
"All right, Guthrie; put Lonergan
on his trail to-day and you get some
rest. You need it."
'Bet 1 do, colonel. S'long." And
Guthrie was gone.
At $50 o'clock Layton, Simpson
and DR.. Stuyvesant met in Cheney's
office.
Now, Simpson" said Cheney. when
all were comfortably seated, tell Mr..
Layton and DR.. Stuyvesant just what
you told me yesterday. Understand,
everyone here is your friend"
Without a tremor in his voice and
with the ring of honesty in every
word, Simpson told his story. Layton
and DR.. Stuyvesant were impressed
and when the boy was through Layton
said:
go over to my Office and I'll give
you a position as clerk and messen-
ger until this case is settled" When
the boy had gone DR.. Stuyvesant said:
"Have you that prescription, colo
nel?"
Here's a copy l made yesterday.
You doctors have such an unintelligi-