The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-23

sworn. Witness said that Young was
dead when he reached the hospital
~ eFS You present at the autopsy
win you say if the needle in the
skeleton indicates exactly where the
bullet entered %
Il should say that the bullet entered
the body little nearer the sternum.
Uses the Needle.
Dr. Riggin was given a needle which
he inserted in the skeleton where he
thought the point OF first contact had
been. DR.. Riggin told of the autopsy
as performed by DR. OHanlon
The witness was asked il ne would
point out on himself where tie bullet
had entered, but he replied he could
not do 50 with accuracy. unless he look
on his coat, and this he declined 10 DO,
DIR. Riggin, however, pointed out 70
Lawyer Levy the point where the bull
let entered the body.
What is the difference, then, be-
tween your opinion as 20 what point the
bullet entered and DIT. OHanlon'sY
Il should say about three-quarters OF
an inch nearer the sternum.
Did you examine the second ribT
Il did under the manipulation OF Dr.
O'Hanlon."
What condition was it in? Was 1t in
las far as / could see. 1t was"
Not Abnormal Man.
Did you notice If the deceased was
a strong MANI
7 should not say that he was mus
cuiar"
GAS compared to his trunk We're his
arms extremely long and out OF proper
ton 10 his bOdyT' 4 saw nothing ub-
normal about him.
Chemist on Hand.
DIR. Riggin left the stand and Joseph
A. Deghuee. a chemist. 4 partner Of Or.
I.ederle former health commissioner,
was called and sworn.
Witness said that Assistant District
Attorney Cans had given him two pieces
OF skin, which he gave TO DIT. Lederle.
Deghuee was excused and DR.. Ledeile
was called. He said that he was
chemist by profession He said that on
June last his partner, Mr.. Deghuee
gave him two pieces OF skin which he
said he examined carefully.
Can You determine what was the ma
ture OF those black specks on the skim
why can't your" asked Lawyer
Levy.
The Task Impossible.
Because there are no features about
discharged powder from which I could,
with any certainty. tell the nature OF
the composition of the speoks. There
Is no way Of saying whether the marks
were powder or not"
Coroner Again Called.
Witness was excused and the prose-
cutor said. turning 10 Mr.. Levy:
am willing that you may have these
pieces of skin for examination BY any
chemist 10 determine the nature of the
specks"
well, I accept and call DR.. OHanIon
TO the stand. was Levy's answer.
Il object. DR.. OHanlon is not a
chemist said the prosecutor.
Well he can tell whether he ex-
tracted grains OF powder from the
nnger OF the deceased snapped Mr.
Levy.
You can call DIR. O'Hanlon.' inter
posed Judge Davis, when YOU present
your case and ! direct the jury to dis
regard any remarks made BY counsel
about the extraction OF powder, as il
is not evidence"
Stern Shows Up.
Emmanuel Stern. son OF LYMAN Stern
the pawnbroker. was called He pro-
duced his stock book. I'm which he en-
tered the description. as Well as the
name Of the article sold, ais cost ana
other remarks.
Prosecutor Rand then read TO the jury
the entry of the sale OF the revolver
The entry showed that a Smith q, ives
son revolver. No 1850 was sold on June
3. for 81. Stern left the stand and Ed
ward F. FrOehlich. an employee Of
Stern's pawnshOp was called. He said:
Fails on Description.
while taking goods from the window
I saw a man and woman enter the
place. II was shortly before O'Clock"
can you describe the MANI
81 don't think / can"
Now, let's see, was the man two feet
high?"
well. ne was a well-built man. quite
tall
can you describe his dress?'.
mo. j cannot"
Judge Davis said that for the present
he would not permit the sales and stock
book 10 be marked I'm evidence.
Recess was taken until o'clock
IL Is probable when adjournment IS
taken this afternoon il viii be until
Monday.