DR RUSSELL'S CASE.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1445, 15 January 1887, Page 3

DR RUSSELL'S CASE.

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. i Chbistohuboh, January 14. , Dr Russell and Mra Bowern were , oommlltad for trial this afternoon on the } charge oonnooted with the latter. Dr , Ruaeell waa also committed on a similar , charge m relation to Kate Fisher. The , woman Richards, who was nocnaed of , qompliolty m the Fieher case, was diecharged, It being oho»j-n fchftfc she know ( nothing of it. ( The case re Kate Connolly will be i taken to-morrow. , [The above ia picked out by us from , the fall telegram forwarded by f he Pr«nß , Association, the details of which tho?e of i oar readers who are parents will, we are , sure, prefer that we should not put m , print. It may, hnweyer, be mentioned , that m Mra Bowern's confeßßlon she stated that Dr .Russell charged her £10 10s for hia professional nervloes on one oooaaion, about twelve months ago, and that about five months ago Bhe applied to him again, bat uneuooeßßfully. A witness, one. Mra North, said lhat Mrs Bowern had told her that Dr Russell had been employed ! by the servant. It also appeared m 1 evldenoe that m the cane of Kate Fisher , Dr Russell had twice been guilty of . malpractice ; on the second occasion i under extraordinarily repulsive oironmotauoea. **