Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-05
DOCTOR TEsTIFlEs
IN FIGHT FOR LIFE

-Sontlnued from First PaEe)
sfi ana MS brother. He was bound
20 ocheve that Albert had botray.a
MN Inc case resulted in finc ~
''oo and costs. Ills bondsman thor.
was unsecured When i, seemed ~,
Hioert vas determined 10 take mo.,
OF ms property he decided to execute
oeeh or trust to his bondsman so
'ha' ne would be protected This
cau' his brother 10 institute pro-
ceedings for recovery of the note n.
had given him.
At fret the doctor was determined 70
nshe payment OF his brother, bu,
hnaiiy decided TO pay and b. done win
u. Ihey had some correspondence
tnrouGh which compromise was pro-
posed. The note was Ia le discounted
$2oo II paid. The doctor had an sAoc
heSe-esS In cash. He sold his live
STOCK and some other things He ar
ranged to spend the winter in Iowa
where he had a license to practice
medicine and good practice in the
hope that he could reooup his depleted
finances.
BELIEVES BROTHER CAUGHT
TRAIN FOR CHEYENNE
b. r.
rIed his wife TO Irwin. whence she was
TO go to kearney. Ecb.. 10 visit. mend
ing his winding up his affairs here and
starting for Stratford. on the way
home from the stallon he went 10 M,
brothers home and found him there.
He paid him and accerted his brothers
receipt. written on the back OF his
note. This done. his brother went up-
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judge told him he was going to chev-
emp, where he was Interested in oil.
and asked him to have Louisa Boat
wright care for his pig N "Sunnysidc"
while he was away. Ti.en they left
the house. shook hands and parted 4
little while later the doctor says he
posed his brother had caught that train.
This was at 6:3o O'Clock He never
saw his brother .tSain. he said
Two days later. after being very
busy about sum! sile," tho doctor said
ne went In wagon to get his brothers
pig and some potatoes. 1t was under
stood that Funder Britt was TO care
for the pig Until he came for II. En-
route ne met Rritt. who asked him
whore his brother was. lie told him,
to the judges home. where he was
sweeping and the negro was running
down the pig when Squire iouchens
arrived, with his stutter and his uucs-
tions." The Squire was inuuisitivc and
suspicious, telling him not TO attempt
to leave the county. returned home.
The next day he was preparing to come
to the courthouse 10 learn by what au-
thority the squire acted 50 arbitrarily.
when the latter can and arrested him
Since then he has ben in Jail
DENIES HE EVER PRACrICI.D
~ SURGERY; tNERSE TO TT
During his testimony the doctor de-
MED that he ever practiced surgery.
stating that he was too averse to cut
ting human flesh. Tn an attempt to
refute expert testimony by DIR. Icalc.
given earlier in tho day to the effect
that Judge Chamberlain's body could
not have been dissected as it was ey-
ccpt by an expert, he stated that one
familiar with chickens anatomy
could have performed the operations
pointed out by Or. Icakc.
The doctor iokcd once or twice while
he was on the stand. While he was
showing his deformed foot to the jury
men. he laughed. He showed the foot
In an effort,to prove that 1t would have
been physically impossible 70. him
to have carried the heavy body of his
brother upstairs to the room in which
It Is alleged to have been cut up. Tho