Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1913-07-04

blood slot in the left ventricls and
also large clot in the left plural cav
ity.
Q. What.was the condition Of the
body. relative to blood being in the
body. A. There was q large clot in
the left plural cavity; . large blood
cle in ths left vsatricls and also =
large olss u xks III plural ssviay.
Q. Now was there . great portion
Of Blood in the body or lad il aswsd
from The bedya A. That would be
impossible 70 answer.
Q. What quantity Of blood is there
{ins y, nozua.l ssaae A. A. ! rsmsu,,
| bsf;i itiseoaaeshins ike thirteen pounds.
h.r.S "a. @ssi ., III. Siooa a." III II. Il
De BODY. a. l only examined th.
eksse.
q. Yo. ststsd. - remember, th1,
.wAaa 70. 6rss ebservad the body the
fac. sw.s ternsa 4l..esd ~ north
awSS fsom - :5sn1k plAto,n, "A.
Ths. s.aerta sdss Of he south platform:
20. iis what direction vas the; body
lying, The head was IN south.
westerly: the feet in . northeastsrly.
Q. Al the time you fret observed
this body had there occurred . con.
siderably hemmorase2 A. There
was considerable blood on the back q,
raised the coat.
Q. Did you examine the clothine
carefully at this timer A. Not until
he was removed to the morsae.
n ir,AA III ~,~,, ~>.n4u>l Ak>,,
did you carefully examine thema A.
Yes sir. 9a ~ ar'v ad
Q. Did you find any other hole.
in the clothing than those you have
describela A. ldea't believe men.
toned the hole uwe found in
the coat: one in the front and one in
the back1 A. Yes sir. a,
Q. Now when you spoke Of the
wound in tho anterior side. you meant
the front side of the body' A. Ye.
sir..,a yse - .!ssq4 ii biC 81
Q. And the posterior the back' A.
Yes s;r. snA sa..a ID rlli - a, #,
Q. And az | understand your te.ti.
mony. thi. ;n.trument oor object that
entered was from the front eide Of the
body7e Al. Yes sir.o8s .a.t5 vsAs .
Q. Doctor, when you FIRST observ-
ed The body lying there. wss there
any esp iyiss sh.re Ypdss h;.. head
! .. Vas there on the second oc- &C
casion7 A. Yes sir. 8"i7 q -.
1%'a q, During the interval from the
time you' FIRST saw him and the next
time you you saw him somebody must have
put the cap under his head7 A.. Yes
sir. ..l -"
'o @. And in doing that presumably
turned his heads A.. Yes sir. b..
Redirect Examination by Halliday.
I O. Doctor, would you state that
the man upon whom you performed
this autopsy was the one upon whom
you held the inquest in the morgue that
morning and the man whom you found
lying on the ground near the depot
were cne and the same man? A. Yes
| And that man was Fred Blumsun
! A. Yes sir.
Re-Cross Examination. by Gallagher.
Q. Doctor, did you observe any
other wounds Of any kind or character
upon the body, than those you de-
SCRIBE! a. mo sir.
A. B. McNab's Testimony. "
A. B. eMcNab being first duly sworn
as a witness on the part of the State,
testified as follows:
Direct Examination by Halliday.
! @. Please state your name to the
| court9 A. A. B. McNab.
O.. And your business in life i.
whata A. l am physician and sur.
geon. ..s.-
Q. And do you practice as ply
sician and surgeon now2 A. ! do.
Q. Where do you practice that pro.
fessiona A. Beach, North Dakota.
Q. And how long have you prac.
ticed that in Beacha A. Since the
spring of 1908.
Q. How long have you practicec
the profession Of physician and surgeon
altogethera "A. Since the spring oI
1907. ~
Q. Practically six year.' A. Ye.
sir.
@. Have you been in, constant
practice all that timer A. i have.
Q. Ard your practice as physi
c;an h-s bc-r of what nature? A
Ge-eral practice.
\ Q. Are you regularly liccnsee
i physician1 A. am.
Q. Are you graduate Of an,
school Of medicine or SURGERY a