Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-25
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entered Paris at 7:30 this morning.
and was received with all honors OF
Il reigning sovereign travelling incog-
nito. Troops surrounded the railway
station and stood back the multitude,
which, in spite of the early hour, had
congregated. Gathered on the plat
form OF the station were in addition
! to American Ambassador Bacon and
others of the staff of the embassy, NJ.
Jusserand, French ambassador al
Washington, who came from America
especially to be here and during Mr..
Rooseyelt's visit. and other notables in
to be in Paris en- route from Italy.
Colonel Roosevelt appeared to be
greatly touched by the character of
his reception, and leaning out of the
car window as the train came to a
standstill he called to Mr.. Bacon,
Hello Bob" A moment later he reach
ed the station platform and was greet
ed by NJ. Jusserand and other friends
In turn each OF the representatives of
the government and the municipality
extended n formal welcome 10 their
guest, During the passage of their
car through the streets Mr., Roosevelt
was frequently cheered and hundreds
OF people waiting in front of the EN-
bassy greeted him with much enthu
siasm. Mr.. Roosevelt spent the morn
ins at the embassy lunching there with
Mr.. Bacon and several OF the former
presidents friends
PARIS. April 22.--An incident no
less impressive 10 admirers of Theo
dore Roosevelt in his visit to he pyra.
mids OF Egypt marked his pi am to-
day as Theodore Roosevelt ood be
fore the tomb of Napoleon the Great
Almost the first of Partisan sights
that attracted the former president,
he had had no previous opportunity
o visit the historic mauseoleum, or
else he would have taken advantage OF
il AT the hotel Des lnyalides about
the historic building which dates from
1870, the inmates, decrepit and Grip
pied veterans, formed an escort of
honor through which Mr.. Roosevelt
was conducted to the somber chamber
in which lies the tomb of the con
querer of Europe Before the sarco.
phagus Roosevelt stood silent with
bowed head. Then with few words
he passed into the open.
The sight seeing tour look Mr.. Roos.
evelt through many parts of the city
where he last visited nearly quarter
OF a century ago. AT every stage of
the trip he was recognized by the
public and cheered enthusiastically
All Paris is Roosevelt crazy.
KANSAS CITY, April 21.--Attorneys
for DR.. Bennett Clark Hyde are making
a series of experiments on dogs at
Hahneman college by feeding them
strychnine. 1t is the intention of the
defense II possible to show that strych-
nine fed in small doses each day for
period will accumulate in the liver and
that there will be no i'll effects ex
perienced. the patient continuing nor
NAL. If this can be shown it will
defeat the charge of the prosecution
that DR. Hyde killed Col. Swope, by
administering strychnine in large
enough doses to cause death. but that
the strychnine found accumulated from
en- al txhf f,l, ;t l. Il,
was in the habit of taking.
II has been the theory of medicine
for many years that strychnine admin
istered to person will go to the liver
but will pass off as fast as it reaches
there. If Hyde's attorneys can prove
that the poison accumulates in the
liver instead of passing II off 1t will
not only hurt the prosecution in the
Hyde murder trial but upset one of the
oldest theories. Dogs at the college
are rare and being given small dose
of strychnine each day, not enough at
a time to cause death. 1t is expected
to be shown that the poison accumu-
lates in the liver.
KANSAS CITY, April 22.-Both sides
in the trial OF DR. Hyde, the supposed
murderer of Col. Thos. H. Swope. have
been maintaining poison farms" 1t is
known that Drs, Hektoen and Haines
had small place in Chicago where
frogs. rabbits and guinea pigs were
raised. As soon as the animals grow
TO be of sufficient size they are poison
ed. The ioxics used were crystals de.
rived from the contents of Colonel
Swope's stomach and OF the ground up
viseera, These crystals are used by
putting The subject materials into a
precipitare solution. Some of The So
lutions contain sulphuric acid. These
are boiled and then allowed to stand.
With the crystals formed there little
animals have been inoculated. Many
of them died the deaths were accom-
panied by symptoms that indicate the
particular poison which killed them.
Having been repeatedly rofuse ed a
portion of the viscera OF stomach con.
tents of Hyde's alleged victims so that
they could make counter analysis. the
defense has started rival farm to
manufacture evidence in dlsproof of