Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-26
DE- RYDZESKI IS FREE
The Russian singer Has His Lib
'erty Professionally.
GIVES HIS VERSION.
The Party Under Surveillance Tells
What lie Asserts Was the Man.
ner In which Mrs. Gore
Met Her Tragic End.


Paris. Nov 25.-ln the Gore matter
the French officials having the case
in their charge held the "reconstruc
ton OF the scene" Monday afternoon.
This interesting formallty occurred In
the room where the tragedy took
place. De Rydzewsh ro-onacted the
details OF the fatal scene and submit
ted to the cross.examlnation OF the Of
fcials at every step. The only per.
sons admitted were the examining
magistrate. the commlssary OF police:
DR.. Zocquet. who performed the au.
topsy: Gastinne Bennotte. the expert
armorer; De Rydzewskl. and lawyer
Cruppi.
a representative Of Mr.. Gowdy. NJ.
Paquet. applied for permission TO be
present. but the magistrate refused
on the ground OF requirements OF the
law. The party arrived at the house
Of 3 o'clock. De Rydzewskl was IN a
cab and was accompanied by two po-
lice officers. He had handouts on and
looked pale and cmaciated lie shield.
ed his face from the gaze Of the crowd
At the door. and following the magis.
trate and the officers mounted the
stairs TO the room where the fatal
scene was re-enactod. There Is every
reason 10 believe that the accused re-
itersted his story as FIRST told. that
Mrs. Cores death was the result OF
an tccldont
n. Paquet IN behalf Of ME Gowdy
applied 70 the magistrate for posses
slon Of the body sAd the ofolal %.
fercd every facility lie ordered that
the remains he turned over 10 the
United States officials. the only reser.
walton being that they be not removed
from the morgue until after the sec
ond autopsy. owing 20 the require
ments OF the French law. Thoroupon
the commission of American doctors
arranged IN perform their autopsy az
the morgue.
Mr.. Paquot also requested the mag
istratc 20 allow him 10 inspect the cor.
respondenco OF DE Rydzewsh and
that OF the deceased. which the I
French officials agreed TO do after he
himself had finished the inspection OF /
the letters. This inspection viii be /
private. as will be the preliminary /.
hearings OF the case. The American I
doctors were In consultation Monday
afternoon with DR.. Socquet. the I
French expert. whose FIRST autopsy /
tended 20 the accident theory. This
was due 20 professional courtesy be-
fore beginning the autopsy. Dr. SEQ.
quet explained bis results and the
DRY. leaving tho Americans free 20
pursue their own course.
De Rydzewskl re.enacted the final
scene. giving complete details as 10
the positions Of Mrs. Gore and him.
self. lie said that he was lying on
the bed. fully dressed while Mrs.
Gore was seated at the foot OF tho
bed. her legs hanging down on the
side nearest the wall and her head
thrown backwards on the feather
quilt. which bad been rolled 10 form
a cushion. Wishing 10 take something
from the night table. he said. he
knocked OF the revolver. which went
on and the bullet struck Mrs. Gore
in the face.
As the bullet was found buried IN
the hair OF the victim II Is impossible
10 verify the direction taken by the
missile otherwise than by the wound
As a result OF the examination the
examining magistrate decided TO set
DE Rydzewski At liberty Professionally.