The Detroit times., 1911-03-17

they" suggested Mr. Hunt What
do they do. bleed YOU"
Yes, sometimes" said the witness.
Has Another Fit.
The witness next told of another
At the elder Boyajian suffered This
was in his own home. where the wit.
ness and the latter's father were Wis.
iting. The doctors mother was pre-.
pairing breakfast, when the doctor 5
father was suddenly seized with the
fit. A barber was sent for and he
bled the patient in the arm, after
which he recovered This fit oc.
Cured six years after the first one
mentioned by the witness
Asked il he ever saw the defen.
dant. DR.. Boyajian, In a At, the wit.
ness answered In the affirmative, say.
ing he once found him unconscious
on the ground when both were boys,
about seven or eight years old The
witness also narrated another occa.
sion when the doctor had ft The
second occurred while both were in
school In Hooloo. Armenia The de.
PENDANT was stricken in the school
yard and number OF boys carried
him home He also told OF hearing
of other times when the doctor had
fits.
Cross-examined. Mooradin said he
was in the Oriental rug business in
Waukesha. Pressed for particulars
about the condition or the doctor .
father while he was ia his fits, Moor
adian said the victim foamed at the
mouth and squirmed about a great
10 oil htl OfT %
out. In response 10 questions concern.
ing the attacks suffered by the doc
tor, the witness said the latter was
delicate in his boyhood but admit
ted that the doctor got stronger on
coming to the United States.
In redirect examination, Mooradin
said that Boyajian worked in factories
and for a minister ia Providence, r,
l., on coming TO the United States
and thus supported himself and later
paid his own way through the Detroit
College of Medicine
Mooradin denied that there va
bad feeling between his father az
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the grandfather of Gostanian. as in
by Prosecutor Van lille.
James NJ. Mooradin, brother OF
Paul, the previous witness, told OF
being a playmate of Dr. Boyajian and
OF going to school with him. He knew
well. but didn't go to
school with him, because Gostanian
was younger and in the lower grades.
He said he came TO this country in
company with the defendant, DR.. Boy.
allan. and % others from Armenia.
in 1889. The witness related that the
doctors father had At at the time
the party he referred TO, left this
country.
How Fit Affected Victim.
The witness then went on to ex.
plain how the doctors father looked
while in his fit The victim ground
his teeth. waved his arms and there
was a wild stare IN his eyes, the
witness said
Did you ever see the defendant,
the doctor, In STU asked Attorney
Hunt.
The witness said he had and then
related the attacks described by his
brother. He also told or another fit
the doctor had while partsking OF a
New Years feast In Hoolo. On this
occasion a pail OF water was thrown
on the doctor. but IL had little effect.
the spasm lasting many hours. This
attack occurred In a barn on the farm
of the witness father The witness
said the parents OF the doctor we're
not told OF the attack, fearing that
such notification would spoil the
feast"
The witness further related that the
doctor suffered another III while on
the voyage TO this country This at
tack was also bad one, the witness
declared.
Questioned by Mr.. Hunt about Cos
tanian. Mooradin said he saw Gostan-
ian carrying revolver in Chicago.
and that Gostanian told him he al
ways carried one around such
places because he was afraid
What did he mean by such
places" asked Prosecutor Van Zile.
II don't know, unless he meant low
places. answered the witness.
on hearing this reply Gustanian's
father. who is watching the trial,
shouted from his seat In the audience:
Shut mp, you"
A court officer reprimanded Gostan.
ran and no further remarks were made
by him.
The witness had not finished his tes-
timony when court adjourned at noon.
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