The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-12
STRONG TESTIMONY INSANITY
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that he was before the tronhle

n"eu ttVtu phke u
that he was before the trouble,
, Mrs oNerton swore that Jennins
|, rented a room at her oomiug house nm
that Mrs, Bowlsby called on him. m
hrSt time she called. and inquired fo
Jennings, there was no answer 10 N
knocking on the door. Mrs. Oycrton ,
MIS- Bowlsby's request, procured kew
ana opened the door, finding Jenninp
asleep In bed. She saw pistol nm ~
stand near the bed, Another time Mrs
howsby aud Il man asked for ,Ienpincs
VINO was not in his room. They seeme,
ANXIOUS to see him, Mrs. Bowlsb, yny,
his name Vas Chas. jenkins, BowIsh,
Also roomed at the house after ,Jcn
hlngs left, lie asked about lenni,,.
AMI his wife, and seemed to be ablc to
tax OF nothing else He stayed several
nights and slept but very little. as at
"'hefent hours OF the night, when she
was called up to wait on guests, She
Ionnd him sitting at the front window
looking out. Jennings did not STAY for
the tnll week for which he had mid
""u a friend came and got his things,
stating that Jennings had trouble ON ac.
count OF u woman,
Jos Bowlsby Jr, gave testimony cor.
roboating his sister.
DIR, Alfred Kinney was placed on the
stand as an expert witness as to the co,.
dlt'on OF the mind OF man actipy >.
bowisby was shown to have done, 4
question was asked the doc.
tor that the question being deser;n. |
ton OF Bowlsbys actions after he hal
learned OF his wiies fathles.neSs. The
ioctor gave It as his opinion that in such
case there would be a strong pos.i.
'lIity OF insanity, in fact would saw that
'e was insane. The District Attorney
n ms cross examination. asked that ifl
'''f"' OF the supposed symptoms were
minated. would the balance still In.
lcate insanity! The doctor clearly ex.
Ialned the different symptoms, those
aVing weight, aud those not bearing TO
ny extent. lie would call the cosc
Mr.. Hedges asked If
Ms disease was not incurabIe, and the ,
hs"eF was that the doctor did not
'at ihsah" patients. but said that tbrr,
ere TWO forms, acute" and passive"
nd there were differences OF opinion on
lat point. Dir Henderson, when calIcd
the stand testified that he had been
professor IN the American Medical In y
ltute' OF st. Louis. and had .tudied
SANITY II" gave a thorough dcscrip.
'h OF the different symptoms. as they .
eN given him, and in answer In the
pothetical question. he answered that
man acting In the manner described
Is undoubtedly mentally unbalanced.
arriving Mt his conclusion and in
Ssifying the disease he wonM note
most important symptoms, the most
'mIheht symptoms, and in this case
una call 1t emotional insanity. with
iahchoIia prcdominating. No two an.
~ o' ms acquaintance agreed on the
''tlon OF its being durable. Emotional
ah'ty refer, to the emotions. such as
J. nate love, etc, ard that il the
lse OF the arrangement was removed
might be cured.
'owlsby was the last witness of tho
= and gave clear account, to the
OF the arousal Of his s,l,picions
ne had tried to induce his wifo -
CT her relations with jennings final.
ordering her to leave her employ.
NJ ana return home, to attend to her
les there. He told how he would find
nIn9S in his wifc's company. on the
'h OF his home, and how the deceased 4,
va AVOID him. He had gone to Mrs.
''ihs'' Cipre's mother, to induce her
80 wiz "liS 10 HnH after.
d that she had only attempted to u
ice separation between husband !
WIFE He endcayored to find an. II
II mouse to move to but could not
re one either in North Bend or
shield and finally induced his wife l
'ome to Astoria % that she would y
way from the woman who were be -
'ght, helping along the relations be. O.
IN the deceased and Mrs. Bowlsby. le
IS testimony was not finished when h
court took an adjournment. Before tt
urnment Judge Mcbride suogestellI
venlng session, but Attorney Smith
ed, to the court, that counsel for the A
nse would like to have tonight, to n,
are list of instructions to tho iurv az
h they will ask the Judge to give W
nrnment was then taken until this n,
ling. VI
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