The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-23
BULLETS NOT POISONED.
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 for the defence called upon District Attorney Penney shortly before three o'clock this afternoon and remained with him until 3:15, when they were es- corted to the jail by Detective Solomon, The insanity experts went into Czol- goszs cell in "Murderer's Row." and were locked up with him until 4:45 o'clock, when they returned to the city hall and held another conference with the district attorney. Fifteen minutes later pr. James w. Putnam, a local alienist, appeared and joined the con- ference.
 Although great secrecy was main tained at the district attorneys office, it was learned this afternoon that Dr. Allen McLane Hamilton, one of the most noted alienists in the United States, and who was an expert witness at the trial of Giteau, is in Buffalo. Not a doubt as to Czolgosz's sanity ex- ists in the mind of District Attorney Penney, so that it is presumed that Dr. Hamilton is here merely to meet the question of insanity should the de- fense determne to make fight on that ground. Although the defense declines to make any definite statement on the subject pending the final opinion of pr. McDonald it is the concensus of opin- ion among those interested in the case that no insanity plea will be inter- posed by Judges Lewis and Titus. The district attorney is already forti- fled with the opinion of Dr. Joseph Fowler Dr. James w. Putnam and Dr. Flower, Buffalo alienists of some note, that Czolgosz is perfectly sane.
 N The conference between the doctors. District Attorney Penney and Assist X ant District Attorney Frederick Haller lasted until 6:30 o'clock this evening. At It's close Dr. Mcdonald said to an Associated Press representative:
 II cannot say a word upon this sub feet until I have reported my definite x Sconclusions to the counsel for the de- fense. Judge Lewis is out of town over night, so that I shall do nothing until morning. I cannot tell whether or nct I will be witness
 S.zoIgosz's trial will begin promptly aat ten o'clock tomorrow morning and < the court has requested that all Whc exY,ect to attend the trial be in thelr seats at 9:30 o'clock so as not to delay the commencement even for moment. 1sIrepara tions have been made to ac- \ sacommLdate over fifty newspaper men. The court room is so small that It IS X afeared that not more than one hundred aspectators can secure adm lsslon. TI1ose who appear first will be admit ted, after which the doors will be closed and the city hall cleared Of all except those having business with the city or county departments. Pc 'oe lines VIII < then be established on the streets at both ends of the city hall, and they can be passed only upon the presentation Eff passes to the court room or good business excuses.
 when the prisoner reached the city blall end of the tunnel from the jail ne EHWill De surrounded by guard Of po- Sifcemen. and the stairways and corrl- Iatlors leading to the court room Will De entirely cleared. These precautions are sto be taken owing to the fact that Auhen Czolgosz was being taken back to tf,e fail upon the occasion of his ar Iyaipnrnent the crowds in the corridors si,rged about the prisoner and hlssed