Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
czoLoosz' TRIAL,
Proceedings OF the Court Of the First
Day. session.

anu hntthta W u AcHtftptlou Oh titc AtiH
pie Of Music. where the crime was com
mitted, had seen photographs OF the in
terror OF that structure and had been
told by three surgeons what caused the
death Of the president and the effect OF
the assassin's shot upon upon the vari.
GUS organs OF the body. They had also
learned why the fatal bullet had not
been located.
The presentation Of the governments
case began shortly before O'Clock when
Assistant District Attorney Haller adj.
dressed the jury; I'VE shall show" no
said, that Tor some days prior to ths
shooting this defendant premeditated
the shooting % the president. lie knew
that on the 9Th os September the prosi-
dent would receive the populace in tbs
Temple OF Music; that ON that day hs
went 70 the exposition. got into line
with the people aud approached the
president; that he had weapon con-
cealed in his hand and as the presiden,
extended his hand in kindly greeting no
fired the fatal shot. He fired two shots.
in fact. one Of them took effect in the
abdomen and caused that mortal wound
which resulted in the presidents death.
That in brief is tho story we shall show
you Witnesses wiz tell you this story
and | am sure that when you have
heard the evidence you viii have no
difficulty in reaching a verdict Of muir
der in the first degree"
The first witness. S. J. Fields, chief
engineer Of tho the Pam American expo
sition. described the ground floor plan
Of the Temple Of Music, and was fol-
lowed by Perry A. Bliss. photog-
rApher. who presented views Of the in
terror Of the building. The. remainder
Of the afternoon was taken up With the
testimony of three physicians. who had
attended the president during his Last
days. while the other performed the
autopsy.
DR.. Harvey r. Gaylord was the Arss
Of the trio 20 be called. He described |
the location Of the woands in the
stomach and the direction Of the bullet.
The cause Of death was attributed 70
the gunshot wound. but fundamentally
he sAid. il was due 10 changes back q
the stomach, in the pancreAs. caused by
the breaking down" OF the material
% the pAncreas as a result Of the pas
sage Of the bullet.
DR.. Herman Mynier followed and his
testimony was Of Importance in as much
a. IL brought out the fact that the req.
son why the fatal ballet had no, been
located NJ the autopsy was because Of
the uawillingness % the presidents
70 have the body further mu-
iilated BY their instruments DR.. Myn.
ter aud Dr.. Mann. who followed him,
both testified that the primary cause OF
death was the gun sho, wound In the
stomach. One effect Of this wound was,
they sAid, 70 cause the gAngrene 10 form
IN the pancreAs, and the spot Of poison
tissue was a. large as a silver dollar.
The prisoner. Czolgosz, daring the
evinoed no interest whatever
n the proceedings. bat as the testimo.
az was introduced he paid more atten.
ion 70 what was said and looked at the
Tarious witnesses closely.
The clerk called the names Of the FIRST
7anal Of jurors at 1915 O'Clock. Czol.
'osz was then brought into courtroom a
y deputy sheriffs and policemen. He
vas seated between guards directly In
ront Of bar. District Attorney Penney
cad the charge against Czolgosz az I.
o:20 aud asked the prisoner how he ,
Headed.
Guilty" responded Czolgosz in a
ow tone.
Judge LOWS arose aud addressed tho
curt, stating that according 10 law this
lea could not DO accepted. And on
ehalf Of the prisoner he asked that a
lea OF not guilty DO entered.
The following l. the jury:
Frederick Y. LAuer, a plumber.
Richard ]. GRrwood, street railway
brennan.
iisnry w. wendt, a manufacturer.
sllas Garner, a farmer.
James $. stygal, plumber.
William Lemon, farmer.
Walter +. Everett. a blacksmith. Z
Benjamin Z. Ralph, bank cashier. y
Samuel p. Waldo, a merchant.
Andrew ). Smith, produce dealer. "
Johan Most Held.
New York, Sept 23.-Johan Most,
tho was arrested Sunday night at a :
ieeting Of alleged anarchists in Corona,
l. /, was arraigned in court here on
40 charge Of violating the section Of
ae penal code which relates % unlaw-
Al essemblages Flo and two others Of
lose arrested at the same dime were
cid in 5000 bonds each for oxamina-
on.
Anarchist Editor Arrested.
Berlin. Sept 2i.-Otto Pauyr. tho ed.
ny uf Mans .ahat the au.r,If - h.