The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-24


was as large as a silver dollar
The prisoner Czolgosz during the morn.
ing evidenced no interest whatever In
the proceedings, but as the evidence was
introduced he paid more attention to
Wnat was said and looked at the various
wltnesses closely. The probable dura-
tlon of the trial it is thought win he
two days. District ATTORNEY Penney uas
asked by Justice White at noon as to the
time he would take in the presentation of
ms case he declared that he would con-.
ciuoe by Tuesday noon. Judge Titus for
the oetense, was non-commital. however.
ana ana merely replied: THAT depends upon
the turn things take''
1t is not probable that any defense win
oe put In, owing to the character of the
prisoner and his refusal to help his at,
IolHeyS IN any way to procure evidence
Mhlch tney could use in his favor. The
loea OF an attempt to enter the ouestson
VI ms sanity is not thought of in view
OF the reports of the two alIenists u,bo
nave recently examined him and tbere ;S
ground for the belief that the trial Vim
De concluded with a session of but one
day more. OA0
THE JURY.
The list of members of the jury is az
follows: - "S
frederick v. Lauer. plumber.
aS!eenry w Wendt manufacturer.
Sllas Carmen, farmer
lanes s. Stygall Jr, plumber
Wllham Loter, farmer,
" after p. Everett, blacksmith.
SSenJdInln j: Ralph, bank cashier.
samuel 2. Waldo, farmer.
AhqreW j. Smith. butter and egg dealer
!; H. Mertens. shoe dealer
ROBERT ). Adams, contractor.
: MEDICAL EVIDENCE IN DETAIL,
Dr. Harvey r. Gaylord, of Buffalo who
loiloWed Mr.. Bliss on the stand. testi-
ned that he performed the autopsy unon
the pody of President MCKINLEY He
uescrloed the location of the wounds in
- se Stoinach and the direction of the
sack OF the stomach, he said.
was a track into which I could insert
the tip of my fingers. 1t was filled witb
oark Huld matter" The search for
the bullet was not continued after tba
"a G1use OF death had been ascertained
Inc pancreas was Seriously involved
Inc cause OF death was g11nshot
wound. The organs of the body other
than those affected by the wounds uynra
In normal condition. On cross-e1l
animation by Judge Lewis, witness said
lne autopsy was performed nine davs
aIter the wound had been made Tba
process of healing the wounds in the
stomach had begun. The tissues bevond
the stomach had been affected bv gan
sLehe' Inc Kidneys showed changes
which could only have been caused bI,
wound during life.
Ihe wounds in the stomach said Dr
gaylord continuing his testimony were
not necessarily
THE CAUSE OF DEATH.
Inc fundamental cause was the changes
odcA OF the stomach. The actual cause
was absorption of the broken down mat
known to medical science which won1S
nave arrested the progress of the
changes caused by the passage of +be
bullet through the pancreas.
!. Is IT, or is 1t not true that antisep-
Acs are used to prevent inflammation
fense nc Ne
ut is not" was the answer
rect?'' - iio' cor
mot exactly, no."
Judge Lewis closely cross-examined rr
Gaylord on the question whether ami
septicS were used to prevent inflamma
nation resulted from bacteria enterjre,
tne wound and that the antiseptics were
useu 10 XII these germs. Judge Lewis
trleo TO get DR.. Gaylord to say that
antlseptics were used to prevent infiam~
nation, but he declined to admit.
ASNi1OCI eAdInlnauOn, DIR. GAYLORD
explained that Inflammation Is a ponu-
lar term which is applied to changes in
the tissues Antiseptics are applied to
prevent these changes in the tissues
which are broken by the entrance of or
ganisms. The cause of the breaking.
ooWn OF the materials of the pancreas
IN the first place was the injuries pro-
ouced, and secondly, the escape of tho
secretion of the pancreas The function
OF the pancreas is to secrete a f1u,d
which passes out into the stomach ana
ntestines for aid in digestion.
DIR. MYNTER'S EVIDENCE.
DR.. Herman Mynter was the next wifi
ness District Attorney Penney oues-
toned him closely regarding the opera
tion performed on President MCKINLEY
at the Exposition hospital immediateIv
after the shooting. Dr. Mynter said
the surgeons found the bullet wound In
the lett upper side of the aUuominal cav
1ty. The president agreed to an opera-
tlon at once, which was absolutely neces-
sary to save his life Dr. Mann was Sc
lected with DR.. Mynter to perform the
operation. The abdomen was opened tt
was difficult to get at the wound in the
back of the stomach. The stonnacn
was turned over and a bullet hole was
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