Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-31

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ing back limp when the current was
turned OF.
Or. Germ stepped forward with a
stethoscope The assassin's coat was
thrown back and his shirt opened in
front. The instrument was placed over
the heart and the doctor listened for
signs of life.
He is dead" was all he said. This
was at 7:l5. The stethoscope was
handed to DR., Macdonald, who lis
tened intently for signs of life.
He is dead" was all he said
4 buzz went round amoug ,ue Wit,
nesses. Warden Mead wheeled around
and raised his hands warnngly.
Hush. hush, he said, and again
there was stiffness. Just before the
assassin was brought in Warden Mead
addressing the witnesses, had eau,
toned them to keep their seats and
maintain strict silence. no matter what
happened
DR. Ely stepped forward and applied
the stethoscope. He listened intently,
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Then the witnesses filed slowly out
of the death chamber and went back
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The autopsy showed CzolgOsz' brain
to be in a perfectly normal condition.
1t was above the average in weight
and formation, and showed not the
slightest lesion. The doctors say he
was in normal condition at the time
of his death.
CZOlgOsz slept we'll and ate a hearty
breakfast before meeting death.
After the autopsy the body was
placed in a black stained coffin.
Shortly afterward it was removed to
the prison cemetery and an eXtraordi-
nary preCaution taken to completely
destroy it. Accordingly Carboy Of
acid was obtained and poured on the
body in the coffin after it had been
lowered into the grave. 1t was the
belief of the physicians that the body
would be entirely disintegrated within
twelve hours. During that time and
as long as is deemed necessary a
guard Will be kept over the unmarked
grave.
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beings 70 III o assassin his father and
two hrothers and half dozen Of his
former neipbhors in This CITY
The same seeming indifference that
has characterized the members of the
Czolgos2 family was maintained to
the end, and when the statement that
Leon Czolgosz had been put to death
was told to the old man in Polish, his
fingers twitched nervously for a min.
ute or so, a suspicion of a tear was
seen to come into his dark eyes and
he made a reply in Polish to a friend
who acted as Interpreter. The old
mans statement was to the effect that,
inasmuch as II had to be, it were bet.