New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
CZOLGOSZ AFTER DEATH.
nr-RA7 EALsrEADs VIVID DESCRIPTION

MCRAT EALSTEADS VIVID DtSChlf iio->-
From an exchange.
oe as was 2nees R4 did i' so Al oher present
were officers Of the prison and the medical gentle
teresting ing the the assassin had been dead but
Few minutes, and was lying at fun length on ms ms
body white marble. his face not al ali dis dis
lorted- One might say he was as II sleeping; e ppe
features, though that almost of perfect repose
as to elevate the chin and allow the forehead
slope downward. There was no sign of great
eiectrode. but was fun Of water from the sponge.
and in disorder: If there was any mark 1,, on the
There was red blotch the right leg below the
hs The b0Sy t was h ee esr red dd bseT under the
right knee. part Of i on the calf OF the leg ex-
sns space in front untouched The one feature
Indicating sudden and unusual death was the
fpS5eH pody with the exception Of the chin The
strong throat With dstne s, Ada la nsa aa&RRe & 01s was
than the curl they had in He on them was AN an
positive as it was noticed ard studied A good set
OF teeth was displayed. partly obscured by what
like a cobwen This seems more revolving in de-
sc5iption than h i was n the Tealty which was
There was nothing in the appearance Of the body
ferred to Any physician woald say the corpse was
that Of wei nourished young man Ihe figure
The arms We're not 1nuscaiar Evidently he was
not man who had cultivated his muscles by e%xer- %
arms were Of a young man of leisure-smooth.
Tond and D. fair @ HIS HIS hands Were not a n any any oa %ag
toes The muscles OF the legs were better developed
foot He was not noJicea bly, SPARE in body; his
chest was round and syInInetrical-not lean-but
back II seemed TO have been well poised in life.
mar sc s2e than % is n in his G tak in 0f pnHo
Ncthing IN his face or his person gave lad,ca1ion
There were none Of the Inevitable traces OF con-
1Trneo dlssipatlon- A., .,, eeoo. -.
the body before the physicians had investigated
beyond the measurements Of the face-they were
eum6enf marble Statue. that might be reproduced
as that Of a young Greek athlete runner of
The body was. Of course, quite flexible al this
tine not a trace Of rigidity in It. and it was
turned about by the surgeons the arms adjusted
been restored. ii seemed me- to something like
aaturalness. as before the man became murderer
but the countenance not a pleasant one-not a
thoughtful one-not one touched by h1gh inteill-
teeeTIainy .saesf r not me Iai ~ N trace of tbe
preston Of vanity. shadowy evidence OF the fact
The examination made by, the physicians was
most thorough 1t was radical There was the
Investigation. The word ruthless" 1 use not
cutie but almost synonyFne for the radical IN that
nothing held too unsearchable. and that com
pretended in its relations there was also delicacy
IN the perfection of the work
There is a line TO be drawn in giving details,
things 10 be indicated stated left TO in
don PERHAPS IT is on the frontier line to say his
skull was scrupulously barred by the knife. after
ne head and face had been subjected to every con,
cevable measurement One of the doctors handled
po @ I'm ana m ano.ner sGos no N IN sie
vas northumberland this was especially pafnstak-
There was rot the rudenes. of haste in anything
none The skull naked. 1t was measured as the hat
was encircled by metallic band. and. with. an
1sasss lead pencil black line drawn around II
.ae Zone That done. the crown was taken of ana
Us pecrliarities scientifically recorded, and that
a
tTe a these pecuiisrites,a marked distinction pc
mai founded and the right. in comparison with
epcn the brain itself now exposed there were 10
5s ses Ct disease but testimony that the man ded
Robust persons are executed in perfect state Of
& hesh by electrocutton. In an instant: when in
abe that one effect OF the tremendous shocks of
e,ec'Tlcity vas to discolor the blood inquired OF
o..e or the medical gentlemen what the physical
eject vas as IT would appear TO one who could
problem syo se s @ SCI nSe R the
1snt OF I7do volts passing through the brain.
oD of the head SG1sf mit Pf & sedse nam
Of ne object Of universal interest nvfbn in fhs n se
s sTsin that indicated diocy or would signify con-
not ahnr o bs KIND Ths pSb Woad not
care for detail OF the whole. proceeding Of the
medical work to continue the details The autopsy
When d9Pe tine tin wh exres gFaV g 1e s cpondoh Dc
id eiiaTed left the medical gentlemen to the COM
# due ahe state oI SewYork to say the
sassn was handled from the day of his crime TO
the moment of his disappearance In quicklirne with
eminent en- good sense perfect proprety the nexI-
nave the duty of the State performed without hesi,
taloh or consenting in any way to the wretchea
sentimentalsm giving murderers a promise of
alafne however miserable. The decisions OF Warden
Mead Ne. and State Superintendent of Prisons Corne-
a.s :. collins. Of the correct thing to DO from
ilist 70 last. have not been seriously challenges
IN any case, and the last determination TO which
lhsy came after the exccution-to preserve the cor
fesponoenee Of czolgosz directed TO Auburn prison
Is position thoughtfrly and well taken. There
ate some thousands Of letters that may be usetul
20 congress in national legislation to promote the