The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-22

the purpose of passing upon the muir
derer's sanity, as the assassin has prom
ised to assist Judges Lewis and Titus WHO
were suggested as counsel for the defense
by the trustees of the bar association.
The examination was held in the pri-
vate office OF District Attorney Penney,
in the city and county hall. and prepara-
tons for it were kept secret Judges
Lewis and Titus appeared at the city
nall few minutes past 3 O'Clock and
went at once into the district attorneys
office. At S:25 CZolgosz was. brought into
the office handcUffed to Assistant Super
1ntendent Cussack of the police depart
ment- He had been taken through the
tunnel under Delaware avenue The
prisoner was left alone with Judge Lewis
and Judge Titus.
AT $40 DIR. McDonaldF appeared in the
district attorneys office and went at once
into the private office with MIR Penney.
Ten minutes later the two lawyers and
the district attorney came out, leaving
DR.. Mcdonald alone with the prisoner.
The prisoner sat at the end of the dis
trfct attorneys desk and DR. Mcdonald
sat IN chair directly in front of him,
STOPPING down and peering into CzoI-
gosz face. They remained alone for
exactly half an hour. when the prisoners
attorneys again entered the room Five
minutes later they came out and Judge
Lewis LETT to catch the train for his
summer home al lewiston When cues
toned as to whether or not the prison r
would talk to his COUNSEL as he had re-
fused when Judge Lewis visited him on
Tuesday before the arraignment to saw
a word, the venerable judge said:
PRISONER SAYS LITTLE
He is talking more freely, but he is
not a voluibie chap. He said nothing
upon which We might work in basing a
defense
AT 4:35 o'clock Czolgosz was taken back
to the Jail, via tunnel handcufed to De-
teetiye- Solomon.
Czolgosz had been shaved since his last
appearance before Judge Emerv in the
county court when his plea of not guilty
was entered, and presented a Eauch hat-
ter appearance. The apparent affectatfon
Of unconsctOusness of surroundings seem
ed to have left the prisoner and it was
noticeable that ne did not keep his head
bent forward and his eyes looking only
at the floor, as he passed to and from
the examination. He walked more
sprightly and did not have to be dragged
along by the officers as heretofore Whea
ne was being led back to the Jail he
chatted quite freely with one of his
guards. His general appearance was
-that OF an ordinary young man Of tie
so-ealled middle classes He does not
appear to be of the familiar type of anar-
chlsts, nor is he good-looktng enough TO
attract the second glance of one meeting
him.
Ten minutes after the prisoner had been
taken back to his cell in s'murdeyers:
row DR.. Mcdonald and Judge Titus left
the city hall door. Dr. Mcdonald decIIn-
ed to say a word about the examination
Wnen- questioned by an Associated Press
representative. Judge Titus said that
the diiRniSf =Vr0lIlH T11alfa
animation of the prisoner, but that the
time had not been decided UPON In an
swer to questions. Judge Titus said:
The prisoner talked, but not freely.
lie talked considerably to District At
torney Penney and DR. Mcdonald. but
was not very communicative with Judge
Lewis and myself. L would not care TO
say whether Or not he said ANYTHING
when would serve to help US in form
ing a basis for defense
VIII Dr. Mcdonald be a witness for
the defense upon the tr-aI?'' asked the
Associated Press representa- tive.
We'll, we are hot calling defense wit
nesses- lust now. We want to know ex-
actly what he thinks before we determine
that question: was the Judge $ reply
When asked if the defense cou.. do
more than cross-examine witnesses In
event OF the prisoners refusal to aid the
/ attorneys. Judge Titus remarked that the
prisoner had relatives and sriends
He said that CzoIgoszs father was not
In Buffalo, as he is a poor man and can
not afford to travel The Judge said etfat
the prisoner had told him nothing about
his friends, but that all the necessary in,
formation in regard to them was in pos
session of the counsel
District Attorney Penney says tsat he
has had no intimation that the defense
will not be ready to proceed with the
trial on Monday morning 1t will be held
BEFORE Justice truman c. white of the
supreme court. Extensive preparations
are being maae to handle the crowds
which are expected. One third of the
court room will be given up to the par.
| Elephants in the trial and the newspaper
| men. When the remainder of the court
room is filed. the doors will be shut and
the city hall entirely cleared.
Many Killed in Railway Collision.
/ BUCHAREST, Sept. n.-Late reports
! indicate that thiFty-two persons were
killed in a collision betwe en- the Vienna.
seNpress- and petroEeHnf train at PaIota.
instead of eight, as at first stated