Show DOGS AND FROGS WILL PLAY FLAY IMPORTANT PART IN TRIAL Both Prosecution and Defense in I I Hyde Case Will Experiment for Benefit t of Jury i Kansas City Mo April 21 Dogs and frogs are expected to play an important part in convicting or clearing Dr B C Hyde on the charge of murder The state has announced its intention of oC demonstrating the action of strychnine poisoning a live frog with the drug before the eyes of the I jurymen i employed by Dr Hyde re ra maintaining a poison polson suicide of ti I w h dogs for the purpose of studying I thA effects of strychnine upon them some Home ome of the canines are being given of a grain of strychnine four tour times a day Others receive a smaller malIer amount of poison polson Some of the dogs will be permitted to todie todie todie die from the effects of the drugs Oth Others ers rS will be bo killed The digestive or orsans organs gans sans of the animals will be used by bythe bythe bythe the defense In presenting its case cast to the Ule Jury Hans lEans Jensen a veterinarian has hasteen teen retained by Dr Hyde to as assist fist f 1st in the experiments on the dogs He wil wi also testify at the trial Rigorous us investigation of the t be disappearance disappearance of the states documentary evidence in the Hyde murder case which fell into the hands of or the de eases counsel yesterday was ordered jy y Prosecutor Virgil Conkling today New developments In the case the most mast important of which was the th statement of Rubin B Garrett the man who lost the papers that he did not drop them at the point where whore they are raid paid to o have been found Cound moved the pros prosecutor to renewed action I am far from satisfied these pa papers papers papera pers pera were lost said Mr to tonight tonight tonight night Neither do I mean to say Bay they stolen But I have several men investigating the matter sensa sensational sensational sensational developments are likely lU ely to fol lot follow follow low Miss Pearl Kollar Kellar a nurse nuro was tho only witness at the trial today She completed her direct testimony at the end of the morning session Attorney Frank Prank F Walsh counsel for Ur Dr Hyde d her hr h r In tile the afternoon Attorney Walsh was unable to shake her testimony except on a few minor details She was calm throughout the time she was in the witness chair chairAs As the defense desire Miss lUss Keller to give all her testimony for the state toi to today today day she was allowed to tell of the typhoid epidemic in III the Swope resi residence residence residence dence The court permitted the jury to hear the testimony but promised to order it stricken out if later develop developments developments developments ments prove it irrelevant to the death of at Col Swope I Th Tb most important feature of or her testimony was that Miss Margaret symptoms on the morning Dr Hyde Hydo is said to have poisoned her ller were I I similar to t those of Col Swope just be before before fore toro he died On Mr Walsh proved shortly before the thO typhoid Opt epi epidemic demic at the Dr Swope residence the plumbing which was supposed to carry away the waste Was torn out because it did not work It was wa also developed that the tho contents of ot the stomach or oC Miss Margaret argaret Swope was left for tor some sometime sometime sometime time before examination Dr Hydes attorneys today made an another another other oilier unsuccessful attempt to secure I the letters letter and documents that passed between John G Paxton and the chem chemists chemists Tho made mad a the Swope analyses Mr Walsh said these papers would prove prova his contention that no poison was found In the tho of or Margaret M rgaret Swope or In the capsule which lr Ur Hyde th thew ew away when he left leit the I Swope residence December SI 31 1 I |