The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-22

III arthur ~ NtooT9 hau ttStluVh dioIS
tho same lines.
DR.. Arthur 4. Moore, assistant physi.
clan In the State Hospital at Middle
town, was the first witness called
Piled on the large table around which
sat the forces of the defense. now
augmented by medical experts. were
twenty-seven huge technical volumes.
Gibson sat cycling them as II trying to
divine what lay within them that
might prove incorrect the dia gnosis of
the ofYlciating and attending physicians
at the Szabo autopsy. who swore the
woman was not drowned. but strangled.
SHOWED BEEF CONTRACTED sv
EMeALMiNo INGREDIENT.
DR.. Moore demonstrated tho con trsst-
Ing tendencies Of formaiinc. which was
the chief ingredient In the nued with
which Mrs Ssabo's body was embalmod.
He produced . bottle containing =
piece Of beef This, he explained, he
had injected with formsiin yesterday.
The beef was con racted about us
1000 Of an inch since the Injection" lie
testified.
would there BE- the sams effect On
human fesh7' asked Elder.
II think there would"
This was stricken when Mr.. wasser-
VOxSl, tne ITOb<Skhot - AsSsst1Ase w"
jectSd on the ground that the young
phyacian had never made an expert
msnt 20 Justify his belief. DIR. Moore
was asked II he could assign any cause
for the natteninG OF the brain.
1T was probably from natural
causes," no said. after an objection BY
Mr.. wasscrvogei had been overruied.
The physician then testified he had
produced a condition In the throat OF
corpse similar to that found In Mrs.
Dsaoos.
"When was this experiment per-
formedr' asked Elder.
Last night"
How was II donsf"
1T can be done simply BY moving
the body backward and forward"
In his description Of tho experiment
the physician told Of having cut . hole
IN the back Of the neck Of the corpse
on which he expestmentsd end watch
in9 the results through this window"
II could see the soft palate fan on
top Of the windpipe," DR.. Moore testi-
hed, and the other organs congestsd.
Just ~ In the case Of Mrs. ssabo's."
HAD NO EXPERIENCE WITH
THRoTTLEp PERSONA.
Under cross-sxamination DR.. Moors
said he had never performed an autopsy
on q person who had been throttled BY
tho hands
when were you hrst employed - an
expert for the defense7" he was asked.
Three days ago." the witness an.
swsreA
Then DR.. Moore was led TO admit there
would have been less change In the beet
had Il not been put In = bottle.
Through . long mass Of techn4cauties
the prosecutor from New York led Nm
witness. Tho doctor was asked Ques-
tsons In which II was brought out thai
the body OF Mrs. szabo had been In
TERED more than nifty days after TIKI
autopsy. and In which his competenc,
~ an expert was tested.
Would you care to examine ths
servosA.
II should like to-" said Dr.. Moore
after . moment OF Meditation.
Name the muscles OF the throat"
The doctor hesiitatod. Then ne said:
I'm afraid I can't"
You wish to qualify a. an expert.
sh1 That's ALL" said wasservosei.
william g. Osgoodby. manager Of the
Farmers Club at Pompton Plains. N
j., testified That he had been In con.
| v.rsa;ion with M!nturn on tho train
that b0rught the btato witness back
| from Jersey City after the cororer's
hearing there. He said Minturn had
told him he could not swear "tha,
| Gibson throttled the woman
Edward Clark of No. - Jackson
| street. Paterson. N. j.. formerly 4
cook In the Sterling Forest Hotel. va.
next sworn.
II was rowing on July 10 last" h,
testified. II saw . couple standing
up who seemed to DO reaching thsi
arms to each other to change seats
The boat tipped over and they went int,
the water. I saw two heads bob allow
tho surfare-but II must have beei
the same head coming up the sscon'
time"
D. w. Fillmore. . private dsteotivs
told Of Q visit to Minturn Sept. II. Il
which the latter said that at the tim
Of the occurrence ne was attracted b.
hearing sounds. and saw nothing whic
preceded.
The second heavy gun in the medica
battery Of the defense was DR.. Cuttell
who explained that he had studied med
icins here and abroad and had occupies
various hospital staff positions. and
now revising his book on post-morter
pathology. DR.. Cuttell In the exper
upon whom the defense had depende
no strongly that his Identity was KEEP