New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
Go Over Scene Of Murder.

Go Over Scene Of Murder.
Arriving at the hotel. the Jurors. guard
ed by four court attendants. entered the
basement and travelled upstairs over
practically the same route that Giedel
iu his confession said he took on the night
Jackson was killed except that they
assembled in an elevator instead OF climb
ing the stairs. as did Giedel.
Al the ninth floor they left the elevator
and walked up one flight 10 the tenth floor,
on which Apartment No. 10l, that of jack
son. was situated. In this way they had
an opportunity 20 see how Giedel APP
preached the landing window through
which he said in his first confession he
had climbed TO reach the window Of Jack
sons bathroom and get into the apart
ment
Then they entered the apartment from
which all evidences of the crime had been
removed. and gained personal knowledge
Of the arrangements there described by
witnesses in the trial. The stay in the
apartment was brief.
Most Of the testimony during yesterday
was by medical experts, two of whom test-
fed before the defence rested and three Of
whom were placed on the stand in rebuttal
by the prosecution.
Dr. Mobiles. whose examination had be-
gun the day before. adhered to his testi-
mony that hemorrhages had been the cause
of Jackson's death In this he contradicted
Or Max Talmey. one Of the other experts
of the defence who said death had been
due 10 nvocarditis or degeneration Of the
heart. DR. Gotteb Sternberg, third wit
ness called by the defence agreed with Or.
Talmey.
Defence's Experts Contradictcd.
Dr. Albert r. Sumner, of No. IL West
sSth street. who had been Jacksons ply
sic,an. Or Frank W Jackson, the brokers'
brother. and Dr. Robert Lewis. Of No. Is
West 10Th street all gave testimony 70 con-
tradict the opinions Of the defences eX-
rerts.
Or sumner declared Jackson had
healthy heart for his age in the April pre-
ceding his death and questioned the asser-
ton that he could have contracted so
we're enough case Of myocarditis in the in
ferval before he died 10 have caused his
death Dr Jackson held the same opinion.
daclarirs his brother never had spy heart
complaint
God knows am here 70 tell the truth
no said earnestly. his voice trembling. 7
would have given anything TO have attend
.d tho autopsy In the hope that l could
have found some reason for believing that
m, brother met natural death"
oiiodel looked even paler than usuai yes
-erdav and there was twiiching ~ the
muscles AZ the side Of his face noticeable
AS If the strain Of tho ordeal he has been
under was telling upon him. His voice was
weak wnon no replied TO Judge Grains
question A. ta whether he would waive his
right 20 accompany the jury 20 the hotel
yes. SIR" was an no said. without riS-
ing from his seat or indicating any special
interest I'm the proceeding.
TTe Was Just as Indifferent when Mr. Mott
and Mr. Gray had controversy over the
admission Of q record ~ his birth. The
record referred 90 Godfrey Powell GiedeI.
which NJ Mott said was the prisoners cor
rect name. Mr.. Gray said, however that
no expected 10 receiye a copy Of his clients
birth record from Hartford, and Judge
| Grain allowed the matter to stand in aoey-
/ ance