Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-29

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the presence OF albumen in the urine
together with constipation commissions,
coma. and collapse. On cross-eNam-
/ ination he Was compelled to admit that
i all of these symptoms described by
1 him could be the result of arsenical poi
soning and that the majority of them
/ We're always present in cases of arsen-
ical poisoning. He stated on direct
examination that at the time of his
treatment of the patient he diagnosed
the case as uremia, but admitted on
cross examination that he might have
been mistaken in his diagnosis. The
/ defense attempted by the other eN-
perts TO snow that by the examination
| of the portion of the stomach now IN
evidence they could not AT thls idse
date determine whether or not 'he pa
tient died from arsenleai Polsoli'hs,
In each Gaze the expert WAS reuultea
TO give the symptoms IN ufeil''a ana ~
| cases OF arsehlcai poisoning anu III
each instance the symptoms uesei'osi
ana given were so nearly the sah'e
that the non expert would De uhaple u
make distlnctlon. excepting Una.
There seemed to be pfepohaerahce III
evidence IN FAVOR OF the proPosi'ioI
ithat dlarrhoea was more likely 10 oe-
cur in cases OF arsenical poisoning IMAM
i, IN the case OF uremla
There was one special feature 10
! De observed IN the examination w
the experts and that was that wh'!e
1t was developed that microscopes
| examination was maze os 'heih OF .he
aver ana hiuhess' no such eAa.'iiila'io'i
was maze OF ,he PORTIONS Oh .ne SION
s'el piouuseu ny ''ie s',,e i,''sn
peit stated eiias ne eouiu i,iiu no ~
| uie'.ion oi aisei'ieai pvisol.'ns W wy
| 'nspee.ioh '.'aoe WIN .,ie naAeu we
No S"anse !" membrane.
Ii. DaNis resumed that he SAN no
ehanse On 'hS mucous suitaoe-'s,sM
no erosion or toffosloh. FROM ocu.ai
IapPeaiailce couia no. zen whe'hei POI
soii eii.eieu s!s.eii psioie VI "i'.i
eiea'a', saw ilo.niis 10 SION eiiat io.
son hau ueei' III eo'''"e' WIN ..'e III"
GUS membrane ana accountea ior as
49, CO." o.i ."e eN'e, 'ai
.iie s.ui''e'.n oii we '"eois .ii,'e .,i'
o"s.s % .u So. ou .., nav 80
~ eoi,ae. ~ . nv, w. W W.
sso'' .si.. 0. .,. s , ..s III.
'hs Na,Nes VI 'ne t'ea.' o.. ~ sne',
ha,i,t, Of d.ca.sas nn a-ass. Nh,
n.'i'" Va ueeeaseu. oh eloss-eAai,iiu
'e'on s STU , ,.. u.ous ~. ,,ss mug
~, .,a... TN, . -. ~ . e.. a"a AL.
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naaa h,. nr = - ca,hn,an 80 ,,;s
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1,,,.se,s,,sa,, 50. NJ. .. ,ano
and an M,v OK 1aoa and a. ,.,,her
,,,,,a Ala ha s.a an, ,,d,ca,fo, ~ az.
senic poison.
Dr Morse and /, nu-se fron, bic hos
nital test,f,aa 10 having naaa a tast
Nv n,,ra ,,,.a, fror, Nf-s p,ydanhnroh |
hafora dsa.h and thar a considerable |
ouantity OF albumen was found in the |
sanne Dr Morse ,as,if,ed nm cross |
examinat,on that arsenical noisonins
might cause a,humen In the urine. |
said ,here was no difference in the AL
hnmen whather caused by arsenical |
noison ar hv nrema AS DR.. Morse
,af, the s,ana. n,aintiffs counsel or
a,r.a !, snhnoapa for him Ga as 10 Sc
cnrs his Testimony in rebuttal for to-
aay
Dr paws then stated that
the mart ~ the stomach in
snac.as had heen handled SO much |
,ha. !, i,as ,r,nossihIa 70 determine
without The uss Of the microscope
,yhethar arsenic had been introduced |
into The ,s,,,oacb before death or not
Tho aafandan.s attempted to show
that tb., stomach might have been
r,,nc,,,ras nv ira undertaken when he
sr,,h,,n,ed the ,sa5v of deceased. but
.ta a,narts ,.s.3ssd tha, thew found
,,a o,,,,a,cs nc n,,nctnre.
On adJourh1asHe Oh 'ouis ias. e.e
ing oe,enus'n.s a,..,,, -, ,ha,r
evidence all in before noon today; The