The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-04

placed upon the botuer
.Yes; What recollecs about that n
thst told him u was not necessary %
place label upon The bottle. - I In
tended 10 empty the chioroform Into The
bottle Ialresdy had"
s.whas did you DO On your resurny"
II again saturated the liat with chloro-
form and held II o. his nosrils until
thought that : sucicient degree 81 M
consciousness had been reached
then took the csthet<r which had pre-
viousiy warmed and CREASED and pro-
ceeded 20 insert H.. Upon that Mr.. rrrl-
Ter made peculiar noise = though the
operation caused him pain ~ once
came 20 the conclusion that be was ne
sufbcienuy unconscious and Withdrew
the instrument. l would like % say here
that the urethra y the most sensl-
tive portion Of the human frame,
and thar In al operations on
By the authorities The ewes we're
were still sensitive % the light. Upon
that poured about dram and q half
more Of chioroform upon the lint and
held Il again over his face. All the while
I kept my fingers upon the pulse and
watched The pupil Of Tie eye. At 40
time did hold tee lint nearer than two
or three inches Of the nostrils. Sudden
" noticed that he began 70 breathe In :
sterferons nanaer-"
"Hold on" interrupted Mr.. FAunfie-
roy. .explain that word ~ the jury
~ should say hard. lie breafhed hard
and loud. AZ once suspended the adj
ninistration Of the chioroforn. and <eix-
lng either the straight or curved scissors
II forget now which, cut on the shirt
ana undershirt. Then I took his arms By
he elbows and raised and lowered them
rapidly. That Vas 70 produce artificial
respiration"
AZ be spoke. the witness raised his own
arms with . quick. jerking motion This
was one Of the points where the cold
calm Of desperation. that mad thus far
sustained him. broke for the instant and
he ceased In the middle Of the illustra-
ton and turned from the Jury with . hag.
gard indrzwing Of his breath and sud-
len clutch II the arms Of MS chair Mr..
Fauntiercy sprHng into the breach
Bring out the shirt and nndershirt-~
be said.
THE GARMENTS rRoDrcED AGAIN.
The torn and tumbied garments vers
brought from the circuit attorneys room
and handed TO the prisoner BY
this time be was composed again and
took them without hesitation. handling
them over and over and looking closely
II the cuts.
..Are those the shirts you cut Of cf
Prellers-
s.Yes; believe they are"
ssAre thew are the ones taken from YOUR
trunk It Auckland, are they Prelier'sf'
Yes
On the bottom Of the white shirt Is .
iuii red spot The attention II Maxwell
wxs called 20 IL and he was asked what u
was He drew himself up with semi
professional air and inquired:
do you want my opinion a. an ex-
perss-
s.So. Just your opinion"
.My opinion Il that II Il blood"
s.Does the use Of the catheter ever
draw biocdsr
..Oh. YES. quite Frequently
.would the dr2~in- 81 blood BE more
apt 20 occur II the cathetsr was handled
by an inexperienced perscnf"
ssYesr
ssDo ynu mean one deficient IN medical
book-knowIsf-e or IN przctices"
~ mean practice n handling t1e In
strument-
.well. 20 on and tell what happened in
the roor from the time ron began %
work the arms
IL continued nv efforts % revive nv
friend for upwards Of half AZ hour. Very
shortly after I began the hearts action
ceased 1.-THE pulse stopped. and The mirror
held over the lips bore no stain. Still
could not bring myself 10 believe The
worst. and. In addition ~ the artificial
respiration. beat him over his naked
back and shoulders with . wet towel and
| dashed cold water upon him.
Maxwell paused. He turned again To-
ward his lawyers. and through . strange
l drawing away OF his lips his teeth showed
| IN q CHASTITY fashion. This was more
than once noticeable in the examination.
| but not 30 strongly as then
ssweil. What did ron discovery"
| ssThat Preller was dead"
.why did you not call for help Be-
| foref-
| II did not because ali rny efforts were
| directed toward overcoming the evil r.
l fects Of the chiorotorm- In such cases
1 the loss IL q few seconds sometimes
means the difference between life and
| death. thought K De>s 20 employ ever
| instant TO resuscltauon. dashinz cold
| water. beatin. with wet cloths. working
| the arms and all the usual methods. but
| I was fnally convinced that tie was dead
| He was beyond AL hope. lie Was pas
mortal aid
| "whaf did ron then do,"
II scarcely knew what 70 DO. NJ frs'
/ impulse was TO communicate with
! the authorities Then thought
| here am : stranger in . strange
| city. knew no one. I was totally L.
norant Of the law that permitted
| defendant % testify in his own behalf
l hli supposed That Il was As Il IS IN n
gland. that be can not 20 upon the stand
was alone alone could explain ~