The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-26
DOCTORS ARE CONSULTING
Inan EHdeayOftO Account for The
Gore Tragedy at Paris.
BELIEVE DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL.
The Suspected Russian Has Beon Re-
leased, but Is Under Suryeiilanee-ln-
ternational Significance Eliminated.

Paris. November 25-1n spite OF the rigid
secrecy which has been maintained by the
officials and by the commission OF Amer
icm doctors concerning the result Of the
autopsy conducted by the litter on the
body Of Mrs. Ellen Gore, It IS learned
from an authoritative source that the doc
tors report will strongly incline to the
theory Of accidental DEATH thus bringing
the French aud American doctors into
agreement aud relieving the case OF any
international significance.
After the posi- mortem examination the
American doctors arranged TO have con
suitatlon ia order to draw up their ofhcial
report. but this conference was postponed
owing TO the indlsposltion OF one Of the
gentlemen. Meanwhile. the doctors were
interviewed by the representative Of the
Asseciat, SyPress, but defined toSmaM any
statemc3 The AulcrlJau doctors ,Se lne
presSdAHitb the tbor}shuess with which
not Inclined to raise Drofes,
two Of the American doctors hold
PA m Ml light accident theory and the
ilaE for tails conclusion are the fol-
sgsEbM Fren4h experts exhibited at the
stllayW this tmornhg a geonetrical design,
ots line showed the direction ~
40 MOOT and another line showing the
S9tM IN q leaning posture. sitting ut the
~ pr tho bed. as was described by De
NW Wski. The angle Of the bullet wound
81 exactly with the geometrCal dc
SGM and the American doctors verified
shM The fact that the direction OF the
60 Is almost parallel with the earth
u Meonuted for by the leaning posture OF
Wht 81 lctim.
J Temps tonight says that st was the
PC hy displayed by the Russian colony
~ 10 Il
tncA american officials Into counter ac-
ti' m on behalf Of the late Mrs Gore.
doctors have been given forty-elght
hol In which 70 consult before making
the Wfhcal report Mr. Gowdy In the
med yhile, has ordered them not to give
any Wfhcial opinion on the case He is
experts.
The report Of tho American commission
VIII be restricted TO the pathology Of the
wound and the direction Of the bullet,
with 10 opinion as TO the cause Of death.
The -four American doctors, A. ]. Mag
nau, Edmund J.. eros, Turner and Whit
man, were present at the examination, as
was also Or. Socquet, At the request OF
the French officials and NJ. Pauquet, repre-
senung Mr.. Gowdy. The body was brought
into the Hmphithcnter used for demonstra-
planned the course OF the first autopsy and
the American doctors carefully made their
own Inspection but they made no new In
clsIons Tie skull had been sawed into
two parts along the course OF the wound,
to, In.
measurements to establish the range Of
the bullet II was obvious that the range
,,6, nGt iEreu,S nPwaIu' as ai nIs , H.
ear indicating the theory that death was
caused by an aimed weapon.
ne proEiso . LrleAse OF re ~, kydzeWsSl
view OF tho French nntboylfIes ~ the in.
nocence Of the Russian, but he is still
hnaeF sur rNei itl, ana II ne attempts 70
ms fI@itiVS rom iustirc Tbo Gatr ,,r.
loan officials do not expect that De Ryd-
ycwski Will be further actively prosecuted,
although he probably viii be arralsued
later on the minor charge NJ having pos.
session OF revolver aud OF carelessly
participating iu the circumstances which
caused Mrs Cores death
Tho burial place 0i the remains Of Mrs
Core has been changed to DngneuuX GENIE
terry, owing 60 lts being nousectariau Mr.
GoWdy has leased o lot There Tor dive years,
duilug which tiuio the relatives OF the d..
ceased WIFI decide whether they VIII re-
move the hudy to America
Mr. GoWly announced that. as the Amer