The evening world., 1890-08-06
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At this conference the doctors talked over
Tho situation and discussed every detail con.
hected with the autopsy. II was decided who
should do the operative work after the exc
! cntion. There will be four prominent
doctors connected directly with tAe
autopsy. These will be Drs Mcdonald.
spltzha, Coroner Jenkins. ofNew York. and
Daniels, Of Buffalo. Or. Daniels will DO ali
the principal work OF the Autopsy ana he
will be assisted By DR.. Jenkins. Drs. BpltAha
and Mcdonald will not handle tho
scalpel, but will stand behind the
table and make the Examination OF
the nerve tissues as they arc removed
from the body. DIR. Bpitzka will devote
himself entirely TO the. heart and brain.
That Is all that ho cares about DR.. Mo.
Donald will bo more interested In The brain
than in anything else. although both Oe
them will lecture on the autopsv A. thuy
proceed for the benefit Of the other doctors,
who will take notes. This part Of the oke-
cution will be moro interesting than aiys
thing else, sihce IL will give o scientific and
technical account OF Just how man IN killed
by electricity when the current ID directed
through the most vital parts Of his b6dy. 10
Will show low sudden the death IL, iAst
which has never been demonstrated.
sm VIZ X asstsa sS '9pEE E s S sss sfSga srsSs
Will explain that death - not caused ~ the
ilrst shorF but By tle 500 shocks Which n Mill
the body IN second, which Ia tina probable
time that The current viii be turned on.
TO RrEP the NEWS BACH.
After the details pf tile autop6y wete do
cihed upon Warden Dufston Ahponnepd thAa
wete called to the jan they would -be AT
mitted, but that they would not bq nllo4p0
to leave the sos building EIlaT Ehtil atisr sha
decided not 20 hold the Antppey until
at least four hours had elapsed ftOta the
time kemmler was prunounesd dead. They
do not wish to be accused OF Undue hkhte Ia
tle matter. although All immediate aut0pay
might, show more than a later oiiei and.
second. because gases generate very quickly
ih warm body. IL usually TAKES four houts
for these gases to generate and they are
ysty objectionable hence tie fststnInasSa
work OF examining the body. This opera.
iion will take from two to three hants. and
s.ss 81 Pss"fs fsnn si Gd tis nq' iSs % chrren
turned ON until auy ONE VINO has witnessed
tile execution will be allowed to leave the
BY this means Mr.. Durston hopes TO iul-
al . small prophecy he made few months
ago when u was thought he Hhs 10 Kill
a. ssonfd nfff hho% ihs saf 1sS %
dead until some hours after hil body
was cold. Warden Dhrstqn has =
siiase ittIs ssbsas 1 iO Of % This S sharsetsp.
His remarks at the conference tonight
intimated that whsn the last man AhqHinR
gates would be iocied and the KEYS t1fnsd
over TO Charles F, Durston, who will keep
them i1 his possession until a,ter the autoR
allow everybody TO depart In peace.
THEY SAW KEMMLER AsnEHP. -
When the conferences, Was ended seTsfrfN -
the gentlemen went down into the togvfN
corridor where kemmler'a cell Is silnaIed
with his face towards t6e cell door. he
breathing was heavy and iAbored, 9nd he
turned and tossed several times while they
weary look, made almost ghastly 81 lhs
yellow light OF the corridor, lAnps- Ha
plainly showed the tIaces Of he long aud
skin of his throat and the patehnenSliho
skin OF his hands. Then they st-
aminea the dea.h is chair ana ana osdIs wIrss
Tie conference lasted over an hour and
2 hAlf and The whole party meiualng
Closed TO all comeTs. When the Warden
rAme into tho hotel he entered the main
ioS4r ..n When he leg was Ry ssS1yivbt Fay t tss
Al midnight the doctors held final con
terence III the OsDOTn IlOuoo tA4aN llo
now preparing to go to the prison ~ tho
time set for their appearance there by NE
Warden. The object OF the WArdenA visit
To he hotel was to be certain that all uhq
lad invitations understood the arrangemene
as to time
THEY Will SEE KEAMLHA DIE
The list of those who will witness the a.
eeutlnn IA as follows; DIR. C0afls ~ Ne
l0nAld, of New York, Chairman OF the bt8ta
Lunacy Commission; pr, George y. bhfadf,
oF New York, editor oi the Medinql Recprd.
Dr. A. 7. HOuthWiek. the father Of the Elee-
trieal Execution bill; Df. George T.. Fell. Df.
d. III. Daniels; Dr.. Charles Fowler, of Buf.
falo; DIR. w. /. Jenkins. Deputy Coroner Of
New York; DF. Louis Rachs SECRETARY 81
lie state Hoard 81 Health. Of AlRSnyi
Dr. w. ]. Nellis, Of AlbAnyi pr. Henty
A. Argue, OF Corning; Iraey. Q
becker, OF Buffalo; Frank w Mack
pf tho Associated Press .9f ,NeE York;
Robert DUNLAP. Of New York; DistEice
Att0rney Ouimby. OF Buffalo. who had
charge of the murderer in Buhaloi Y.
ttuntley, oi buffalo, an electIleiant q. Y.
Balm. " the United Pres, Waghinse0ni
llrs. r. X. smith. j.. N. Jsnkins aud
n iiIsnty-t6res Of The tSsuiy-siA. I6s
others TO be made up Of the minis
nder Che law the Warden has named
ORA Mcdonald and Bpitzka a. t1e phy-
,icians aud DR.. George shrAny - We
read of the cltiAens invited az she disoftf
ian OF she Warden. The Wgrden wishes
1nd dsrstoOd thai MessTs. Mack aud Balm are
nV4fa1 uDt a. tyritefs. but a. QluNon1 81