New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
; res seonnds rhn face bore no expressiOn Of pain,

three seconds The face bore no expression Oh PAIN
The body was carried into adjoining room.
Tho warden and the keeper then made another trip
to the cells Of the condemned men. This time they
stopped in front Of the cell occupied by smller inc
former salvation Army man. nod was al thst
he needed, for he out with perfect coomess
Chaplain Edgerton and the Rev. DIR. Law walked win
him. He got into the chair without hesitstson, anu
was Quickly strapped in. There was another slgna,
as VD one would do Who has received slight electric
shock: When the face was exposeo h V won ever
knew sny pain The body was removed to the next
room.
WOOD COMES AFTER sNuLER
Then the warden and his assistants made tniro
visit % the murderers cells. This time they stood be-
fore the cell Of Joseph Wood. the negro VINO was
being consoled BY the Rev. Father Lynch The negro
was ready to 20 and the priest accompanied MN 10 INC
fatal room In moment Wood was strapped TO the
chair There was another wave Of the doctors hand
followed by sharp click as the switGn was tniiiSu
There only slight contraction Of "oous nuSoie'
There was considerable fear that Jugiro wouio oe
Sth the Warden and Keeper COnnsushton to his cell
without even mgrmur He vas qpcEy InSSe4 tSe
same rapidly that marked the three former execu
icons. When 1t had been announced that Jugro was wa
s HsSbo sns MS Davis the expert and Warden
The ply sicIans and the attendants then Withdrew TO
as T ts to w wa b Gr D.
Dr. Carlos Il. acDonald, the Rev. Dr. Law, chaplain
of the Tombs in New-York the Rev. Mr. EdgertOh,
chaplain of the prison Or. Charles Z. Daniels, OF
Buffalo: Dr. Southwick. of Buffalo DR.. sanuA o..
Ward, OF Albany Dr. Franklin Townsend, OF Albany
George =. oliver, of Albany DR.. Cortelyou, OF BROOK
iyn; Dr. Van Giesen of Brooklyn; Professor Louis H.
Iandy Of Columbia College DR.. Barber, the prison
surgeon tho Rev. Fathers Hogan Creeden ano LYNCH,
Deputy Attorney General Hogan, f; r. paws, me
electrician: Charles DurstOn, warden OF Auburn
Prison Warden Brown Of Sing Sing and keepers
Connaughton, Davis, Carly and Carr1gan'
RESULTS OF THE AUToPS1ES.
The AUTOPSY was not begun until 10 80 a. m. The
physicians began with the body of Jugiro the last
man killed Those who took part in this autopsy
were DR.. Macdonald, DR.. Ward Professor Landy, DE-
Won Giesen Of Brooklyn and DR.. Daniels OF Buhalo'
1t was found that the heart was congestod some
what and the structure of the blood was entirely
changed Instead of gealDg, as human blood Goes
under natural conditions II thin and wately Inc
ton of all Of the bodies was made the law drecs
and IN each one the conditions were found 10 be tne
same The doctors will not make public the results o.
their investigations for several days, declaring that IL
viii consume all OF that time to arrive at just con-
The body of Smiler will not be buried by the prison
officials Mrs Smiler sent 70 the warden on sunday
telegram demanding that the body be devered 10 ner
Frederick Hulberg, the undertaken at No. 100 Mest
one hundred and twenty -ffth-st, in New-1ork was
sent for the body by the widow. He cannot get II
until tomorrow morning The bodies OF the renalIns
three murderers win Se taken to the prison pIylnS
CrounS at 10 80 tomorrow morning where theS VIII
be buried in qucklme, which will destroy uem en-
tirely in day or two.