The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-02-23
morning Mackworth said, ID
With Shawn at his heels, he LETT tho
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During the night following his 3
fessinn George Observation-Disclosures ur-
conscie,ss Of theSworid around him..
Ihrou The length andbreadfh ofs
London his NAME, associated a3ways
With the crime ef which hea q de-
4sscllalgsa1 guiltysawas being 3 s,se~
peated, as itAWouia be read aiiii re-
peated for many days TO eoss,s.
through Great Britain md wherevers
news had already travelled of the nays
terious murder OF David Dunlbarton.
ssexcitement aroused bysthe crime
IN the public mind was greater than
that eaused by the occurrence sof any
st.sagedyr for many previous years, the
unusua circumstances of the case, to-
gether with the actors who took part I'M
II, lending the deed intense interest,",
and raising 1t to the ranks or
Already portraits of Mrs. uumbarton,
more sor&less distorted and unlike her,
had appeared In acknowledgement
While h smallest details Other rri-
yate life from glrlhood upward had
become he common property of d NOR
bid public. Now it was the publishers
turn to- Furnish fresh morsels OF gos-
SIP 20 the Unsuitable appetite of the
curious.
Bosiot WssFt Sought
Tor from every London PHOTOGRAPHER,
that they might be reproduced Iii
Journals n newspapers without de-
q MS -housekeeper and his seryalt,
the hall porter of Herschel Mansians.
his business manager, clerks and mes
senger boy We're interviewed, solicited,
and bribed 10 give some details, true
or false. concerning his habits, man
nsrs, circumstances. or way OF life;
While the hall Of University hospital
was besleged by an army Of
reporters anxious to record any
tails Regarding the scene of his con-
lfesston which could be gained from
those Who had been present, eager to
announce every change in his condition
and betting among themselves as to
who should first have the luck Of res
cording his death.
Now, on the morning succeeding his
confession George Bostock was once
more visited by Sir Pugin Ttata, who
had g much Interested from the
first In his patient. Since he had last
seen the publisher the famous sur
geon had pondered over the case, when
1t occurred to him that the dangerous
symptoms which had unexpectedly set
IN We're due to compression of the brain
by a clot of blood which probably nc-
cupied the site of the removed bone,
and extended beneath the skull for
some Way. The removal of this clot,
Wh1ch doubtless had set Into a stiff
mass and adhered to surrounding
structures. would prove a delicate and
critical operation, not without imrne-
aiate danger, but vet attended by the
possibility of the patients recovery.
i1eft alone, George Bostock must in
an probability die in a few days, this
operation would neither hasten that
death or pTolong his life. The ques-
ton as to whether it would be wise
that MS life should be saved, now that
by his confession he nae endangered
IT'S liberty or limited It's duration, was
not n into which the surgeon en-
tered. 1t was his duty to ignore the
problem, and IL possible to save his
patient from death.
The pride he Justly felt in the skilled
practice of a great science urged him
forward to a trial OF the experiment,
and eventually he decided to undertake
the operation.
Therefore, early in the morning Sir
Pugin Tate once more stood beside
George Bostock, who was quite uncon-
sclous. the loss of power In his left side
complete, his temperature reaching
TO TOT, his pulse to seventy. And
again did the famous e examine
the wound and its bearings, a resolute
expression in his massively moulded
race. Then bracing himself he pre-
pared for h life and death Of one
who must remain unconscious OF the
struggle.
An hour later he left the hospitaI.
-, ~ win HS lihu So SklfI-q
luily performed, though, as yet unable
70 sause lts results. Early in the af-
teInoon ne was pack again by the bed
sue OF me publisher, in whom there
Was outWardly little apparent change.
oir rugln' however, was hopeful.
His temperature has become nor
MAJ, ne remarked to the house sur
Seou.
les IL Went down quickly
has ne shown any sings OF con-
seio4shess IN my ABSENCE"
None Whatever.
! eNpect he>Wlil before tomorrow"
sala pr IuGln. l VIII come again and
see MN tonight. Have him carefully
"h.clieu nlea1lWille.
ana When the neXt day came the
glsat surgeon was able to assure him
sell tllat ms hopes were realized. that
ms eratl mad been beyond all
uoupl successful. For early that morn
ins .ne pupilsher mad shown signs of
lt !. consciousness and not only
dld ms temperature continue normal.
pet ms lett hand had given indications
o. Ie.urlllhe power, from which 1t was
aisueu ms IecoVefy would be but a
QUESTION OIL time.