Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10

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there are nine different paea> where have
found blood. Where the blood was. noticed
discolorziions and that the fsbric was >titIened.
ON the inside of cud If len sleeve. found a
eloi Of blood and on other sleeve found blood.
NV examination was entirely separate from
ihai Of DIR. Treadwcll. The coat has been
dyed twire. once originally IN fabric of cloth.
snd oHee n, emily. The original dye-,tuf was
composed Of hi-chrcmstc ofpoiash and logwooJ.
! The recent dy~-stuh was logwood aud green
Nitriol. The effect of this dyr 10 injure
the corpuscles OF the blood. | made several
examinations Of oorpu~cle> az intervals ~ from
or % 10 days and founi them noi complete
/ ly restored.
The wiine>, here explained the manner Il
measurement Of blood eorpu.cle-.1
Corpu>cle> properly prepared reiaAe the Or
igiual .ike. but Do Dot 20 l-ryond il. Corpuscies
sometimes disappear and il ], thought by some
micTo~copi>ts 10 burst. Have not been able 20
satisfy myself what becomes of them. OF The
9r2 rorpu~clcs measured. found them 1889
Of an inch in diameter. These arr an average.
Ms experience / that - Per cent Of human
blood, corpuscies range irom l-Sion 10 i-s,so.
witness here gave the syerage measurement
Of al the oorpu>c'es found IN the bloOd
which was taken from the ,id-reu, part, of
the coat
found no evidence Of sheep, ho-s OK. or
dog biood. The blood corresponds with human
blood and : either the b aOi of q human b-ius
or Of very .cw UNCOMMON animals From
seven carpuscles found il one cio' be >msli,.t
measured 1855; the largest 1875; it i fom
their nearly uniform and larger size tast con-
c.gde IL must De- human blood.
II Will require the measurement Of ~ least
100 Corpusc'cs 10 a-cprtsiu satisfactorily TIE
average size Of corpuscles of the blood Of 40
animal
On the knifs. found two kiui~ Il blood.
one Kind wa, 1895 the other l-ssto from nj,
dHf. renee draw nav conclusions that there
were two different kind- The hlH~i on cloud
and cost CORES pond n nearil Il tw1 par. 81
\ single drop of blood would. drawn from my
finger.
The hair, found on cloud ar. ,iiuil,r TO the
one found hy pr. TrralwgN. on rpai IL =
human hsir.
Cr.4, faei-Havc tc,,id 3 in bloc j.
case ia M4,... when . Dra- Andrews Wa tried
fpr murder Another triA. iu Charl.,ion. Ma.>.
oiAtr-. the Alley ease. the Piper ease. the
sawyer case. the l. Page ci.c and The recent
Ncrn. NJ cAse. An q state As.avrr of Ma.>
Commission run, 20 T.. a. an a,,1y,r Of orr-.
met tal.. water, etc.
The oftict j, an honorary one amt tle ap-
ieiuimaut j. made f5- The pUrpr>e ~ having 4
q iAfgl aud rrisb.e man - perform il, au;i"-
There J. also an Inspector and A>-aycr of j.
qu'r>.
made q thorough examination ot coat. |
sought for paint. did nnl spores. aui dthy
ml'trr. ANY author who plsce. thu average
diameter 10 D uoi c0rpu-clr 1T i-iysl of aa n,h
.
authority whom r">Vac' ir ha- published
the opinion hat rabbits blood could np' h- d. -
;inEui,hs d si,h absolute certainty from hninsn
blood
Within q few dsy> he ha. tsii me that hr
VS. sorry De- - stated. i.r q the present
time be- think, tie distinction rIa o., mai-.
I'r. carpenter. = generally s-Aupwie i--i
authority. be ,'aie', iha; They NAV f-- d.>-iu-
gui-h.i q
Direct Er,eu.f-Tne roat hA, been co.ar-
3 .f' fr tfIF
aye partially Pui - u 10 Q.ac'- q ta.rd ui."-
ME-. oiA>. HARkINAN
Live 10 T. BIcA,gori. husband va, P,.tma,-
tor remember ihr uisht Trims house va.
hlrnei. ami of Mr.. IhAyer aus Ala IN iw
comiu- 20 mg hpu.r ou th. ,amr u.-lt-tlet
.v.t -. tf--..r .,t -ts.n ,N-.'.E-
JAMES V. PATTERSON. RECALLED.
iil,c bad the custody IF oioul. rahbsr- TWO
shit, comb. aud ciipn batting wh.uI ha, bs,a
exhibited 10 Caur. iAa above arti,.a- wita
stone coat. cap, vet. pants. aUu Aufr tuI
hair found by Or. TrradNcil w,1s "a ri iu
eNi Nidencr f,r Jury. wllc1 were admitted with
the exception Of one shirt pui On hg smith
sunday morning.
At4o's.oc, +. VI. tae soycrnment r,.t.I
ih,lr ca-e and Mr.. N4doek. Counsel tor thr
pst.ud ant. opened thr d-f nee aud hai NOT
ci3-ed when The Court adjourned
ra,.day May
On the coming DO 4 ,Ae C"ur,, Mr. Had
lock continued h,, opening. and concluded
atlDA. N. III FIR; wrne,. called ios
the defence. wAs
HE. GEo. j.. HAElIMAN.
Reside in Boston. make Microscopy
speciality. Have lcc,ur,d. aud have f,,ti-
fed ou Microscopy. in MAs.achu,ei,, New
Hampshire .ui Vermont lave te,;iaed
in Alley. Sawyer aud other cases.
Have given attention u Microscopy u
years. and made the examination OF blood
staiu> a speciality for 10 years. Have *
ainIued d.fereut human corpu>cle> and
found them to vary irom l-5IOj 30 1860
OF an !nch. Have also examined blood
coTpIsc.r> OF The variouS auimals speC.ti
by witness. CAu>uc potash j, the br-j
mens;TuumI have found. ll4veexaminei
several hundreds of human Corpu~clss both
! from healthy aud diseased subjects.
photographs q corpG>clcs Of human
blood taken by witness. shown jury
Have used them Ia Court before The
corpusc!c> shown ia the two photograph,
vary In >jze; the blood was taken from two
dilcrcu' persons. They are magnliird
1900 tmes
ll.>o exhibited photograph, Of dog,
horse, rat. squirrel AID rabbit blood. mag
niilrd 1900 times
CorpnseieS Of squirrel vary Ia s.ze more
ibap Those Of any other animal.
Have also photographs Of dried blood
OF d". and man. taken by Surgeon-Geuer-
al Woodard Of Washington.
t$nown to jury a. an illustration.
! ln human blood ihe varis'iun, may be
/ from 1860 To l-3iuO OF an iuc-.
Glyceriue and water answers good
/ purpose a mrn>'rugm. II used within Il
ct 4 hOur,; after THAT It f-rment> and turn,
into spores. aud the cnrpu>ciys are not r.
STORED. a man who hA- not had much cX-
prri-lcr would br likely 10 mistake these
-porvs fJr Corpuse.cs- Cau>tir potash acts
I better tn restoring cprlGscics. because ~
/ action j. Eure rapid iuere j. np method
/ known to science rV which dried b.upl-
/ stains from dD.. rabbit. horse. sea- AMI
+ man can be restored so that the, can be
/ distin sui>hrd from one another. >ctcn'Ii-
7 ic mrn confirm me Ia this opinion; also all
( standard authorities 10 THIS aud other
countries. There J. some difference or upiu-
/ ion among scientific men a. 10 the p0>>lbi.-
/ ity Of determining from the restoration If
/ corpu>cies OF dried blood. A. TO what are
/ the animals from which taken.
There are only three or i.ur men ia this
4 country who pretend that tn-, ct4 tell.
II Is impossible t1 Restore rprpu~r.u.> ~
I driedi blood on clothing tD nfi .iD.d shape.
Have soaked rabbits and mou>r'> clipU--
I clrs five OF >iX week. aud tnrS have sHUl-
4 len until they have bcCnur >p1rv- and
I they then look rXtcIly Ike beaHt.lul cor
/ pu>cle. lne measurement OF raubit> cor
/ pusc,=s soaked four weeks was 5000 Of
/ an iueh. which is isr>cr than haman
| blood.
Photographs of dried human blood eX-
I hibited, which show corpusles, rough. ir-
/ regular in form. and di>similar in size
/ In my opinion. it i impossible u res
| tore the dried blood of bear. dog or
\ rabbit, SO as to distinguish them from hu-
I man blood nth certainty. Ii is just as
impossible to do il as it would be 10 take
a dried apple and know what was its ori-
I gina size.
Cross Examined Il graduated from
| Dental Medical Association at Eclec 'ic
Medical College OF Phila.,-also, at New
| Hampshire Lit Institution. 1t is rather an