The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
C0RONER'S JURY HOLDS
NEWMAN RESPONSIBLE

quoted as saying that DIR. E. s. nen-
nedy. In whose office the aIleged
crime was committed. was out OF the
city. n that he. DIR. Newman. was
tending to his practice.
Sensational Testimony.
The detective said that he with
other members OF the police depart-
ment had been looking for the Bo-
gusky girl, and had learned that she
was likely at DIR. K~ennedy's office.
between 5 and 3 o'clock OF the night
before the dead body was discovered
the officials had learned that she was
In the office. and put two empty bot
Ties In front OF a garage door about
III O'Clock as a trap. Mr.. Frazier said
mat about two hours later they found
the bottles knocked over. Indicating
the doors had been opened. The body
Oh the dead girl was found in the
aiiey. The witness further said that
Ut. Newman had told him that he
(Newman) and Thomas ]. Miller, had
carried the body Of the girl TO the
garage from his (Newman'sl room ar
Dr. hennedy's office, into the garage
and later into the alley. where n was
finally found. Continuing. the wit.
ness said DR.. Newman had told him
that the girl had come 10 his New
man's) office alive and well.
He further testified that Tom Miller
nad told him.. that he (Miller) had
wiped up blood from the floor of mis-
aforesaid garage with a h-andkerchief
Asked as to whether or not the hand
kerchief had been found, the witness
answered negatively.
Mr.. O'Brien asked: Did Miller ad-
NIT as well that ne had seen the girl
IN the office on the morning of the
fifth?"
Yes. SIR answered Mr.. Frazier.
Mr.. OfBrien: I'm your examination
OF DIR. Newman and Mr.. Miller. did
they both deny that this was the first
time they had ever seen herr"
Answer DIR. Newman did, but
Tom didn't, He said hat she had
been there before. DIR. Newman said
that b had asked him to perform
the operation"
Mr.. Frazier then told OF his visit to
the rooms of the doctor, and OF the
things found there. He was followed
ON h stand by Court ~Stenographer
Louis Walters. who took a record OF
the hrst examination of DR.. Newman
and Miller. and the examination Of the
office of DIR. Kennedy, occupied for
the time being by DR.. Newman, the
accused.
Mr.. Walters said he saw a small
bottle, smelled of it's contents. and
that II was chloroform. He said the
bottle was probably one inch in d.
ameter and two inches high. The wit
ness said These were found I'm DR..
kennedy's Office. where DIR. Newman
said the girl had died" Furthermore.
he testified to the effect hat there was
a book on a table describing the art of
criminal operations. The witness also
said he saw the body of Suzie Bogus
Ky in the Mendel morgue at the same
time II was viewed by the other Off
Gals and DR.. Newman.
Henry l.. Walker. city detective. was
next called. He told of being sent on
the case the night the body was found
In the alley. and searching the prem
ises in the vicinity Of DR.. Kennedy's
office. Also that in this search he
fund a waste paper burner. a bloody
rag on the fence was a bloody towel
and cotton, and in the garage in the
rear OF the office was a bloody bath
robe. He said that he touched the
body and II was cold and stiff"
George Buchwald and William West.
uniform men, who really found the
body of the Bogusky girl. were not
called. for reasons best known to the
state. II will be recalled that the
body was found in Alley c, on the
morning Of October s.; that Il was
identified as hat of Suzie Bogusky. a
waitress OF the Globe hotel Bellaire;
that Dr. F. r. Newman and Thomas
j. Miller were arrested. and Jailed on
charges of murder.
The inquest last night is thought
by the authorities to su~bstantiate the
charge. Just when the preliminary
hearing will be held is not known.