Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

W nlit | WAS lctNiNf IL Phif'ls Ni~
onel Swope began TO hakc most
peculiar sound, she said laid
down the paper and saw Alr swopc
~as in convulsion His arms were
drawn an The mouth WAS wide
op,u ana the head drawn haek sud
aenle the legs drew up
II ran To the door and called pr
HYDE lie did NOT respond id once
and SO ! called again
"HNde entered the room and look
my al Colonel Swope and feeling his
pulse said Tt Is a case OF apopleNN.
THE eonvulsion lasted about eight
TO ten minutes
How was the pulse during and
after the CONFUSION" asked Mr.
Reed
Low before the CONFUSION said
the nurse. ebut the pulse was bound
ing az i4o when the comulsion was
over.
Did Dr Hyde suggest that medi-
cine be given
Yes. lac ordered a hYpodermit in
lection of one-siNticth Of a grain 81
strychnne. / gave him the injection
with strychnine out of my own case.
The nurse then gave q detailed de-
scliption of the injection.
Was the patient conscious asked
Mr Reed.
He was
How did he indicate it9'
by an expression oh my God,
! wish J was dead wish / had not
taken that medicine, he moaned.
After the convulsion had pussod
I looked for The pink box irunI which
Or Hyde had taken the capsule. II
was gone.
I'm few minutes I5r Hyde entered
Colonel SWope's room again and or
dered a second hypodermic injection
be given AT the end of fifteen min
utes. When / gave the second inlcc-
ton. the patient had lapscd into q
state of coma He continued IN this
state throughout the afternoon
Asked If u third hypodermic iniee-
ton had been given, Miss Keller said
she could not remember distinctly
ON october II Miss Keller len the
SWopc house and was recalled on De-
9embcr II by Mrs HNde. Nora Ecll
Dickson, Miss Margaret Swopc and
Miss Sarah Swope were suffering
from typhoid fever The nurse took
charge Of sarah Swope
As the witness started to tell OF the
typhoid epidemic in the Swope resi-
dencc. Attorney Lucas made obiee-
ton to the state delving ln this fca-
ure Of the case, avcrring II was inn
material to the charge upon which
MIR Hyde Is being tried The court
upheld Mr. Lucas saying i desired
TO be convinced of the matcriaiitN OF
this testimony before admitting H.
Adjournment was taken AZ o'clock
with Miss Keller still on the stand
Anxious to avoid several nuaufea
people. mostly women VINO piovAe',
The main entrance to the crimlnal
court room, llr HYDE ana ms VIC W
snppcd QulcuN lht" w NuN'u'-
a side entrance regularly pseu
only by prisoners ana officers inns
afternoon.
Spectators We're barred ii"ln Wv
court room as soon dH 'iir ae''s
filled Disappointed women nnnhoe"
on the closed doors u'nlnnu'ns ,inI
mlttahct. Marsil'is i"iNiNlN i'i'"N +"
two women who insisted upon occupy
ing chairs reserved loi au"ih'Ss
Attorney Walsh declared ne hr' ~
his possession papers e9nlaining nm notes
of the testimony OF l)r' Nalter >.
llaine. given before the kfanH jury
which showed mat the solchtlst hau
declared thAt no cyAnlue o. polasslui',
was found IN the stomach Oh '"'""''
SWope.
These papers, MT Waish S"lu' hau
been found IN street pN woman
and turned over to nun
Mr. walsh assertion l".ioM'H
demand of the court Tor Mr. Waish 10
ell whether he had IN ms possession
papers belonging to the state. A.
refuse l" answer Sn""''H ~
Walsh
Then BRING in the Jury salN Iudge
.atshaw' striking the desk WIN ms
list
Mr. Walsh rushed forward to the