The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11
ANOTHER FE!GE
 PATIENT IS DEAD
PROFESSOR" IS AGAIN HELD ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE TO
 THE NEXT GRAND JURY.
After d Fast of More Than 30 Days This One Lost Ills Mind and a short While Later Died at the Feige sani- tarium.

John Evans, g years of age and of | Cleveland Ohio was another victim added to the Feige starvation treat tment during the week. and incidental y following a coroners mquisition held last night Corane Dr. J. B. Shaw had the Professor held on an addi. tional charge of man laughter. There were some dlsung fishing fea- jrures in connection with this other Starvation victim. To begin with. he went crazy aboIt four days before his death. Also there Is said to be more incriminating evidence in connection with this case because Feiee had tha man in his own Sanitarium," where his empOyes were in charge. ar7 1t is said that under the 'aw he is more directly responsible for the lack of nu- triton that caused this mans death than from circumstances surro ndin9 other cases.
 Yesterday also was the first Of the ,inquests over any of the victims oi this ''Professor" that developed proof as 10 the mesmerism or whatever mental suggestion this person Gses in connection with his treatment.
 George MoNamama was on the stand. Questioned by Attorney Berry Randolph, representing the state, as 10 the method Of diagnosis and treat ment that Feige gives, McNamama aid that he would take each patient separately into al title room have 1 Jim close his eyes iaht and there Ithe Professor would say;
 "You are we. you are well yoa arc absolutely well. The germs will die: the germs will die hy the millions.'
 This patient Of the starvation treat ment said that had been his exper- Hence. or the diagnosis little else was done than to prImisecares of cancers or whatever happened to the troul a (This witness said that Feige talked in 1 English when he spoke to the pa tients with closed eyes, thoreh the IGerman accent was so strong one could not tell all that wa said. | Fe.ge took the stand. He apparent 1 ly tried to make it out that because 1 Evans had been arrested and placed ir iail. when picked up demeuted on the streets. the jail was responsible for his death The proof had been | that Evans had lasted for perhaps 90 CT more days. Feiee said himse f that the patient had lasted 90 days, and he had suggested to him to break the fast, but that the patient wanted to 20 a few more days and that he let him go.
 Evans was found demented at his rooms last Monday and removed to the city jail. there being no oJher place to incarcerate insane persons Feiee look him out Tuesday morning and took him to his "sanitarIum which he admitted that he operated now rnder his own direction on Ouachita avenue.
 Evans was unconscious ntN FrF day when he died Fe!ee Nod l)r. HalI- man called in a Jew hours be'ore diS. solution took place, but nr HalIman found there was u'tHtH ''--'
 done.
 "W1iy didn't you "a physician ''- fore this man was amo { dead? asr- ed Attorney Randolph
 Feige said that he could do m'' . for the man than a physician ana Ithat he only called in one late bHHa 'se he was "hounded like deer with a thousand dogs after him al the tlmn to tear him 10 pieces."
 Attorney Mcconnell, TepresentinS IFeige. at first advised him not 10 te'- ltifv. but later changed that decision land permitted him to te'i the jury all Iahort Evans and the experience that Inc had in the city jail.
 Feiee attempted to make dramaiie lhis denomnciat,ou of the conditions
 urder which he found his patienl naked and bruised on the jail floor hnt the Professor" was more reiuc tant with language few mlnnfe later when Attorney Randohih asked