The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-18
ukSkILLED NURSE HAD
 PART IN THIS AFFAIR
Charles p. Peterson, of Minneapolis, Had Gone Without Anythinq But Water Until Death Claimed Him. Nurse Charged 50 Cents an Hour For Giving Little Water.

Professor" K. Feige, who came Ferc from Oklahoma, and who regard less or conviction on q former charge ot manslaughter, of arraignment for practicing fedicine without license. and for treating afflicted patients to thl srcsort with water treatment" :" has another victim in the person of Charles r. Peterson, of Minneapolis, and incidentally he has another man slaughter charge to answer for.
 Some time ago, in the Circuit Court a commission was appointed by Circuit Judge Wood 10 examine this Feige for his sanity, and the physicians of that commission, incl lding such skilled men in mental conditions as Dr. ] IL. Greene, decided by a unanimous vote that he was mentally unbalanced. The evidence of tbis commission was sub mltted 10 q layman jury, and the jury was but short time in returning verdict that Feige was sane.
 The first time that Feige came into the limehght in this city was when he treated a John Stratton, former member of the Canadian house of parliament. Mir. Stratton died under the starvation treatment, and an in- Festigation resulted in Feige being held on a manslaughter charge.
 Fetge was convicted on that charge. and was given a sentence in the state penitentiary, but that setnence has lot interferred with his being able to remain at liberty here, and to con- tinue the treatment" of his patients. q large number of whom are on the Starvation treatment that he d.. rects
 This last victim, Charles Peterson. came to Hot Springs just after Christ. Ipas and fell in with Feige. He died last Friday afternoon, just little while after his daughter arrived here from Minneapolis. An autopsy was held after his death, and Coroner Dr. J. B. Shaw yesterday afternoon empanelled jury composed of Roy Ermy, Hamp Williams. Will Ermy, A. J. Wilson, Jack Hudgins. Fred Hays
 Newt Searcy. n. C. Richards, n. l.. Weaver, MT. Hutton, Robert A. Jones' George R- Housley Gus Shaw. and Mr Gihbs and they reached the yer. dict in the case that fixed the res possibility of the death of Mir Peter. Enfua hn I1fn nr1a ed arrested and held in default of a bond of Sl000 to answer q manslaugh ter charge in Circuit Court.
 There was a new feature introduc- cd in connection with this particular case that aroused much indignation among the members of the jury, and that was the Nurse" feature.
 Four days before the death of Mir. Peterson, and when his condition was very critical Feige designated ]. c. Munna. .,ne of his patients, to nurse" Peterson. Munna testified that he had taken the treatment him. self and that he knew what to do He said that no physician attended Peterson who alone had Feige as his health director. "I got my in3truc- tions from Professor Feige" testified this nurse.
 What were the instructiors?" was asked.
 ITO give Mr Peterson plenty Of water"
 Nothing else?"
 No. nothing else"
 Tho nurse tetified that he did take the pulse of the patient about three times each night. and that he would make memorandum of the pulse and give il to Feige,
 Did you ever take his tempera- ture?" was asked.
 No. never did"
 The nurse admitted that he had presented the nephew of the dead nan bill for 45 hours of service. for which he charged 90 cents an hour. the bill being s29.50. The bill was made out on one of Feige's letter heads.