Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 3

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Williams, a half dozen doctor: explained from the witness stand, i unfortunately apt to induce gastric trouble. nausea o e of the doctors. been last r which 1 avy surgeon, | treating the de. | January for a while it did from ful- | 1 since flling his ry him to continue daily do resorcinal. A few days after March 6. witness continued. Col. Williams re- turned to him with the news that the | medicine had been giving him gastric irritation and plenty of it. Previous witnesses _already had that when they saw Col. Williams at the Hotel del Coronado the | lon the night in question he appeared | sick rather than intoxicated. General Had “Poor on.” Gen. Butler's conditlon, on the | other hand, said the surgeon who | examined him a few davs after the Coronado cocktai , was _that of a man suffering |)XGm~ul(‘ and nervous exhaustion, asily excited” and with “poor vision s left eye.” Efforts of kfense) connsell to sk a h\pmhouml question bearing on the likelihood of 4 man in stch a con dition mistaking illness in another fo: intoxication were blocked, but not br fore the drift of the testimony wa apparent. | Reports were current that Gen Butler might be among the rebuttal witnesses called today, but they re mained unverified at a late hour last night. in Spanish Star Hakes Debut NEW YORK, April 15 (#).—Raquel Meller, heralded as the foremost singer of Spanish folk songs, made her New York debut last night at the Empire Theater. Though tickets for| the opening sold for $25 top price, the theater was well filled. Mlle. Meller, | singing in . sang 15 songs. 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