The Detroit times., 1910-02-25

his purpose In calling the next day
was 10 give .Fritch the notes.
The prosecution b cross-examination
of the witness Was barren OF results,
Another Patient Testifes.
Mrs. Anna Duhrolng. Magnolia and
Eighteenth-sts., another patient u
nr. Fritch. testified thai she was IN
Dr. Fritch's Office between 3 and
o'clock on The afternoon OF Aug. ~ 70
get some medicine for her mother.
whom the doctor was treating Tor
liright's disease There we're three
or, four oIher Women patients In the
reception room 'wnen she called. When
she was iinally admitted To the inner
Office IL must have been between 3 80
aud 4 O'Clock While the doctor was
putting mp the medicine she stood IN
the operating room looking through
INTO the medicine room. where the
doctor was al work
What aid YOU 20 into the operating
room for" Lodge asked.
The doctor always takes me In
there, | suppose TO talk TO me-
Did You see any dead body in
there"
NO"
"At any time while you were III
there did you hear any cutlery or any
hoise as o. a dead BODY being draggei
around?"
No"
The witness volunteered information
about the buzzer which announces
the entrance or patients and seemed
unusually familia. With the office and
n . 10 k.lr n oh. haI
anything IN particular about the Office
that day. she said she had noticcI
painters at work and saw signs
around The entrance. She fixed the
cate as Aug. q by the fact that FRI
day is her sweeping day and that IL
was the last Friday in the month.
Like other witnesses, she had fg.
ured back when she read in the papers
Of the Miilman girls death. she said
or DISCRIMINATION.
II vas a notable fact that most of
the Witnesses sworn during the morn
Ing testified TO seeing the painters at
work over the entrance TO the doctors
office aud the paint signs stuck around
on the afternoon Of Aug 81.
Mrs. Lucy Albrecht, living on Bid
dlest. near Vinewood-ave.. followed
Mrs. Dubolny on the stand. She was
another OF the patients who claim TO
have been III the Doctors Office on the
afternoon in question. and recalled the
date distinctly
Doctor Always Pleasant.
DR.. Fritch's patients seemed to have
penchant for following him into his
medicine room and watching him put
mp his prescriptions. In Mrs. Al
brechts case ii was pills. She testi-
fed that Or. Fritch on this occasion
was Just as pleasant as could be"
the way he always was.
The prosecutor had no questions.
Mrs Lulu Hawthorne, No. GO Till
man-ave.. testified that she called on
DR. FIitch for treatment on the after
noon OF Aug. %, fixing the time as
between 3 and O'Clock by saying that
she wanted TO get through before 4
O'Clock SO as to get home and prepare
supper. She knew II was Aug 81, be-
cause II was the last Friday in the
month.
John w. Williams. No. 627 Scotch
ave. also claimed to have been in the
Office that afternoon. None of these
witnesses saw or heard anything I'M
usual. The prosecutor had but few
questions.
Mrs. Lille Drullard No. 6SS Six
teenth-st.. testified that the doctor
treated her for rheumatism on Aug
p. She was positive OF the date be-
cause she was going To Canada the
following Monday. However, she did
not go until the following Saturday
Al the conclusion OF her testimony
court adjourned until Friday morning