Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-30
Late Eastern News.
An Astounding disclosure,


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r":.r~t''n''n'' ny n"!H'Sii"ned au-
'i"HI'.'' 81 w. inner history "f the
posi- !''"l ''''' ''' tii. '''''iou % me nodv
! - 'Ht ''r g. WA c'ct't ShorN
tiiou5 I"'' sac country second on'y
TO the "N' - ~ l"'i OF JniN -
hcSe leNe.a'' ''' $40" 'hat thr
ire'i'rnt might ave IlVei; at leas'
that the fep'r' OF 'h' ~ "P'y Is
lll0c. ann mat maj i not nern Tor
hHc' eAEh: even Il portion OF the
ftInrt'H' ''H"' paced Ill I'll" report
would nave "rch suppressed. What
WI! m rnnilr thihk when 1t leans
lfat IRE Iirh' g lIrld "ld hot I'll"
IRON any ie'ni' oi ne wound mad"
by me H'ile'' plt rom Il cause thai
rfonAn'E con-" nave hrth rtln"L!t"
Ill the tiiiy days OF the case. The
"fiTihal rack OF the wound HAD
larry he'i'"' and the Dali ltstii had
become cohpie'ely ehcySted. Ii 1t
lad nor neFh iof me biooa poison
'h%' inc ife"lIch' would nave b'eA
Il wen man to-oav. D4"od poisoning
proceeded from the imperfect dram
age ol me wound me second Dag,
Il G'o' Vi 'ioo' '''''' h'i@i' nave "eeh
'aheii ou' WIN an aHpift'of, was liic
cause Oh D'oo" poisoning ana the
huge aoSces7 upon the sidney: Inc
spine was reported as injured IN the
autopsy so ina, inns would appear
10 DC Il mortal n"rt' Dul IL Is SAD
upon hl9hcr ai'iio.i'E tnat 'he posi-
inot,e'h fe'eaie' ho'hihS OF TINS
hiho' i tic Sl'l'iai coiuihh was not
M 'lc'' """ II ',ieie WIS d s,iSh' III
Jury OF 'he Ver'eora' IL "ouiu not ID
s'seil nave oeeh serious AFTER ,he
iuheIai IS over "eh' omai'll, al eau
ca,ed physieiah' ana IT, boyn'on'
VIII reveal tiie inner Sccre,S Oh 'he
posi- liior,c'n' Ohe Oh 'he most
s' ,,, an iS ,!' o' ,l' exposure
VIII nc ,Ac iiis'oiy Vi 'le Se'rci' lor
INC p"ii' Che i'our was passed IN,
cutting iol ~ anu t"eii 'iie bowels
were removed anu Piaceu loose IN a
WASH po"i' hio'hef hoor WAS spent
ana thch some one looked III the
contents OF the wash poWl ana DIS
covered the ehcNS ste" pa!i anon"
,ne lntcstihes: yet 'he autopsy locates
inns oaii III Tue muscles ol ire Dack.
Neh' owalm Is SO indignant over the
report OF tue autopsy that nothing
VIII prevent MN from telling the
story 10 me pup!ic alter Uarileid Is
buried. lie mas 'oid the story now
ever TO severai medicai trends IN the
city, and from one OF them the fol-
loving verbatim statement was taken
TINS evening:
In thu hrst place the post mortem
was attempted by tins man Lamb,
who was 50 unsatisfactory to DR..
ASnew that he performed the last
part OF 1t himself. The physicians
III charge were urged very hard to
send for eminent patholoSists near,
Tor Their connection III the case, Two
, from Philadelphia ami two from
New York, but they would not do 50
under the plea that 1t would reilec,
upon them. After they made an IN
clsion INTO the abdomen they broke
open sack from / to inches long,
containing large amount OF matter,
which ran INTO the bowels, then they
pursued the search down the sup
: posed track OF the bullet between
J the muscles OF the abdomen and in
terror wall OF the abdomen for half
an hour. Then they took the intes-
tines out and put them into wash
bowl and then further pursued their
search for the bullet. Failing to find
1t where they expected they looked
Tor 1t III the Intestlnes and found 1t
III. the back part of the mass III the
wash bowl. They claimed they could
tell where the bullet was located,
, but facts of the case show they were
mistaken. No evidence of liberation
of the vertebrate was found, and the
track of the wound from the place of
It's entrance had all healed up and
was doing no harm and the ball was
we'll encysted in n long ROUGH. 1t
could not have laid outside of the
peritoneum, else how could they
have taken it out with the intestines.
The ball being encysteG could not
have ruptured an artery. They did
not examine the stomach nor did
they open The intestines. They SIM
ply opened tn chest and raised the
lungs and called them healthy.
When some one insisted upon their
) examination, they were not removed
but cut into, aud as soon as they
were cut into pus flowed out freely
and copiously. They closed them
up and said there was no laceration.
There was no absccss there. An alb
scess was found IN the left kidney,
they SAID 1T was not an a6scess, but
ON reaching the right kidney, the
ahscess was so large that they were