The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15
STARTLING ADMISSIONS ARE
MADE BY DR.. R. NEWMAN

that he had overruled the motion To ar
Luus. a hurried consul tation was held
Dy the defendant counsel and IL was de-
cidtd 10 place Dr. Newman tbe. defend-
ant on the stand In his own defense.
me doctor was examined by Attorney
Chafies Schuck. lie said he had not
Sen Sen any patients on the evening Of
mouse with Thomas J. Miller on the
morning OF the 9Th OF October about
80 o'clock. the door bell rang at the
rooming. and he went 10 an upper win
doW. A woman was on the stoop below
she told him she wanted 70 see him.
br. Newman said he went down to the
1 - inltted her TO the reception room.
room. Here she told her story. "a st5gv
That she was soon TO become mother
"il ASKED ms ala. The doctor said no
refused 20 help her and that she said sbs
Npuld XIII herself In addition the Wit
bbes claimed the girl pulled a white
couple OF white tablets on ID and swat
lowed them. Immediately the eyelfds he
gan 70 tremble, and the pupils TO dilate.
inst inctively. the doctor claimed he
70 administer stimulants In the mean
time; be called 70 Thomas Miller to as
~ MN, by holding an ammonia bottle
20 her nose TO quicken the nasal prou-
critics. RE said the pulse beat rapidiy
cerine and another OF dIgitaIis bl,f 40
er stimulated the heart action Her eyes
'.tah 70 dilate and sometime before .
MA Body In Ausy
TIC SAID u turned TO Tom and aafd
70 thls u an awful predicament. two
I,trpeg and a white woman dead al this
.olr ~ the morning The doctor COM
linued o. tell u the awful agony he sue
body in he garage ~ so85 ~ i5 i'.,. ne
.tl. and then carry % into the aiiay.
zero pc would DE- found by officials.
Wh9 would make an examination. fnd
tuat she had drunk poison and make if
a.lfr all the way round. lie evinced a
.ehf or personal harm from the hands
Attorney schucs finished with the wit.
ani 30. ~ Hrinn began his cross
nllf tho doctor was submitted 10 n ,-rri-
fl.lnF eNnmluafi0n. ending ur with hrina
Wed an unmitiFufed liar
Mr. 0 Hrleu uruuE statement from
the doctor to The effect that be- RAD Gone
~. fl..I snow IN bridEeport, and 10
Ihe dead girl was WINS ir his offies' H.,
doctor admitted that kn6is por8s.yl is
offies ana enauired f6r ber s sisfsf 70 We W.
~ Hfifn asked this question. when An.
~, ..y came o. your house on Oo-
inl asked Tor her sister. Susie. who iav
To tne room dgwnatalrr deadT'
An1sWer Why. Mr. OBricn. GER
Mr.. O'Brien grow caustio. ana DE-
uanded who % was that stole the watch
N"'N'A NAl' "N'A.A MNNN. NNN. newman HnuINmM
that h' bad taken o. from the arm - a.
20 eliminate the ticking thereof and ~
keep The uFht from shining on Do affar
thc boy was laid in The alley ~ the
conclusion N The testimony the aaafaf-
ant rrpH0rufing attorney called the doc
fcr az unmitlrated liar nr words fo such
clfcri tlia vas afrruuoualv Objected -
~ the defense Court men affourrsf
until THE morninr at 30 o'clock
Afternoon Session
The afternoon session was taken m
with tho testimony of Lizzie EalofgrV
detective Frrd Frazier. Ofn~er Wffiar4
west Officfr George Uuchwaid Uefe~-
tive ThomaH Miller and Thomas D MI
joy The iirgt witness said me riri had
told hrr that che had been 90 the doc
tors before. Tho four officers told ~
nfrea Ting Newman. and hoU o. Wa 81
iericl, ara ~ the search for the n0ru-
skr rirl before The arrest.
MiInr fDld that fhe Firi had been there
before. and that ho bad held The ammo
ola bottle to her nose on ths night %