The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28
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TEST|F|E:S
DIR. HYDE REMANDED TO
JAIL BY JUDGE
LATsHAW
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ATTORNEYS PROTESTED
AGAINST THE ORDER
Net Of Evidence Is Being Woven
Around Unfortunate Kansas
CITY Physician
(I3y Association Press)

Kansas CITY, Mo- April 2S Thomas
H. Swopo Jra told Ia the criminal
court today how he had found cap.
snles which Dr Hyde had thrown
away Oh thc street ana recognized
Tie odor they emitted as cyanide Of
potassium. Dr Hyde was about three
feet from him when the capsules were
thrown away said Swopc The phys-
can stamped them into the snow ll-
ton dropping them, testified the wit.
ness lnsalar as Swope know, Hyde
Gid not know his actions were oh.
served by any one. Accompanied by
John G paxton. said swope, he made
a second visit TO the point whero he
had seen Hyde and they found frag
inonls Of three capsules
All OF the parts ot capsules were
sent TO Chicago. and the chemists an
pouncod they found traces of cyanide
n them After smelling wet cyanide
on the hand OF Hugo Brecklen in the
courtroom Miss Van Nuys said II
was the same drug she smelt on the
hand OF young Swopc after he had
handled the capsules he had picked
lp in tho street
Remanded To Jail
Kansas city, No. April ~ Dr -.
c. Hyde's bond Of 100000 was re-
yoked and the physician placed in the
county iall by the order Of Judge Lat
shaw AT the close of tho criminal court
session last night This action means
Dr. Hyde must rcmain IN prison I'M
I'll he Is reclated innocent by n jury,
or is pc mitted by the court TO furh.
ish new bond
Tho action OF the court WAS due 10
the nature Of the evidence presented
by the state against Dr Hyde to date,
without notifying any one of his IN
tentions, Judge Latshaw summoned
County Marshal Joel =. Mayes into
he court room, after the jury haa
been removed and said.
f"ln view Of the testimony that has
been thus far given in the trial. the
court Is constrained 20 say that Vt
amounts 10 presumption that, undei
the law, depriyes the defendant oi the
right 20 go on bond, and he Is here
by remanded to the custody of the
marshal"
Mrs. Hyde Breaks Down
Mrs. Hyde stared at the Judge as
he spoke. When he had finished she
threw her arms about her husbands
neck and aobbed hysierically
BE brave, little girl said Dr
Hyde
Mrs. Logan o. Swope arose from
her seat and hurried from The cour'
room as soon as she understood th'
import Of the Judges words. Later
when she met Mrs. Hyde STANDING
with an attorney in the hall sohbin~
She passed quickly by, boarded hel
automobile and went homo,
Prepare For Appeal
Scarcely had the court ceased spea'
ing when Attorney John Lucas, repre-
seniing Dr Hyde, had the follo"ln'
statement entered into The record
"Tho defendant maintains ana ~
legeg that ibo rcmanding OF him v
lhe county jail, pending the trial o
his case. viii have the effect Of preju
dicins his right before the jury, )
Icing construed as a declaration 81
the part OF the court against his ~
terests and leading the jury TO bt
Ieyc be is guilty Of the offense chars
cd. and asks the court 10 resclh'
be order upon that ground"
eThe defendant will not be locke
M with the jury, nor IN the sam
place with them, and the knowieus
cannot come 10 the jury from anythln
that the court can prevent, answere
Judge I.atgllaw -
Depntv Marshal Joseph P Gilliwe
took charge OF thep risoner. Ihe pm,
siclan and his wife were permitted '
t,tk ip nrlvate for few minule'
Mrs. Hyde left the room IN the con
pany of fliends and Or. Hyde wake
away TO jail.
Or. Hyde isn't Favored
The phvsican WAS accorded exac
IL Tho same privileges Of any prs
opor last night He was placed IN
common cell and provided with th
reeular prison fare. He will be pc
mttted 10 send out for his meals, a
,nv other prisoner Is. II he desires.
"tFe Aft fight." Hyde remarked !
q deputy while being searched IN IN
I 0ffIce Of the fail. - :,
p~ uvde gave bis age as 81 h
l,aade no special requests OF tho lai'e
Ihnl said he wanted TO be alone.