The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-22
Children'S Disorders
have no terror for the mother
who keeps handy bottle OF
Graefenberg ChiIdren's Panacea
All Druggists sell it

called by Attorney Reed, when Miss
| Keller took the stand this morning.
Miss Keller said DR.. Hyde had a PINK
box in his hand when he gave the cap
sule to Mr.. Swope.
"Did the box look like thisf'' asked
Attorney Reed, holding, up a pink paper
box obtained from Brecklein's drug
store. where DR.. Hyde is said to have
bought cyanide of potassium capsules. ,
'EIt looks like it, but j can I say IL
was the same box replied the VIII
ness.
Attorney Walsh objected to the tes-
timony regarding the box gong INTO
the record The court sustained the OBJ
lection on the ground that the evidence
was of too remote nature TO enter into
the case.
Attorney Reed announced he was
through with the witness for the pres
emf, but probably would intcrrogate her
again later.
Hyde Shows Interest,
AT this point of the trial. DR.. Hyde,
for the first time, entered actively into
the conduct of his ease IN the court
room. Obtaining a copy of Miss hel-
ler's deposition, taken recently In a
civil suit, he studied it carefully. A
consultation between him and Mr.. Lucas
followed Then Mr.. Lucas said the de
fendant insisted that Miss Keller give
all Of her testimony against him at this
time.
Judge Latshaw permitted the state
to question the witness regarding the
typhoid epidemic in the Swope house
hold, saving if the testimony was shown
not to be relevant to the case 1T would
be excluded.
On December l l. said Miss Keller, she
went to the Swope house and took
charge of Miss Sarah Swope. The, Sun,
day following, she testified, she heard
that DR.. Hyde had given Miss Margaret
Swopc hypodermic injection. Dr,:
HYDE asserted, she said, that he had
given a harmless injection of camphor.
ated oil for intermittent pul lse.
''On the dav following the giving of
the injection, - testified the witness, @
saw Margaret s arm. 1t was on p!il,,
low and was badly swollen. The girl
appeared TO be IN great pain
Upon objection OF DR.. Hyde's attor-
ucy, that portion of the answer regard
ing the girl appearing to be Ill pain was
ordered stricken out.
The contention of the state is that
Dr. Hyde, instead of giving Margaret
Swope an injection of oil, he injected
"pus' germs into her arm.
On December is, shortly after DR.,
HYDE had left the house, said the nurse,
Margaret Swope passed into Il convul
sion. Miss Keller was attracted by the
patients moaning. DR.. G. T. Twyman
was in charge of the girl
"What was the appearance of Miss
Swope7' asked Mr.. Reed.
"Her teeth were clenched. Her eyes
dilated She was making a most pecu
liar moaning sound,' said Miss Keller.
GLOW did this sound compare with
that made by Colonel Swope when ne
was in convulsion?' ~
''1t was very similar.
State Arouses Storm.
The answer was ordered stricken out.
Other nurses, said Miss Keller, asked
her to take charge of a portion of the
Of the stomach of Miss Swope
She put the eiecta In bottle and gave
it to Thomas Swope, ,Ir,. she said. Miss
Keller related how. at the behest of Dr.
Twyman, all of the medicine In the
house was destroyed Immediately after
Margaret Swope suffered a convulsion
This was the day tho nurses struck
in the Swope residence, and the state
made every effort to inject the story of
the uprising of the nurses against DR..
Hyde.
Amid a storm of objection from the
defendant S counsel the witness man
aged to tell that the nurses held pri-
vate meeting in Colonel Swope's room.
For what purpose this meeting. was
held she was not permitted to say.
The state managed to show, however,
that DR.. Hyde and his wife left the
house on December IS.
E'On what day did Dr. Hyde and his
wife last leave the Swope house'' was
asked.
'On this day. replied the nurse.
''Was there any sickness in the
Swope house after DR.. Hyde left?'
"There was not she said
How did the patients who were i'll
when Hyde left progress after his de.
partureP'
"Verv well.'
Miss Keller closed her testimony for
the state by telling briefly about Miss
Lucy Lee Swope being attacked by ty.
phoid fever four days after her return
from New York in the company of DR..
Hyde