The evening world. [volume], January 29, 1912, Final Edition, Image 1

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RUTH WHEELER'S SLAYER DIES IN CHAIR
Women Fight in Strike Riots Against Militia Bayonets
WKATIIKR sin ore ntnl leeti warmer.
U I I l lll II nnr anil llrph mrmpt.
EDITION.
"Circulation Book Open to All." I
"Circulation Books Open to All."
6DITI ON.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
7,000 IN STRIKE RIOT MOB
DEFY MILITIA
Lawrence Men and Women At
tack Cars With Stones
and Icy Missiles.
MARTIAL LAW MAY RULE.
School Children Assailed, While
, Police Are Powerless to
Stop Violence.
IAWRFNTK, Mass, Jen. fl -Polio
ami aoldlerg were helplew to-day be
fr,.. a ni.O, .,f 7 I.HI Hi,lln. Striker. W 1 I
tuekad trolley ban, beat hundredi of
workmen and resisted n bay OB at charge
of Company i) of the Wirhth n.gl-ne;it.
It It poaetbla that ma-tlal law may be
proclaimed before night, .1 the entire
tty Is In a rrlRti of t ro-.
The advlni illlty of proclaiming ma-i'el
liw was dle.'Ustad nt the Armory nil! le
me rioting a- at Itj height, bv Mayor
gogolon, Col. tMeetaer end Aldermen
Cometlu. Preach of t..e 1 t illiloti of
fhjblle Pafaty. ri.e pol .-'"
ihe rioter- aro CArrylBg irn.s ind that
ft! e fiio; were fired e, .1 n prOOOlrlon
of rioters wae passing Jackson and ram 1
mon -treeta. i.rar the Rverel Mil
ATTACK PASSENGERS ON TROL j
LEY CARS WITH 8TONE9 AND i:E i
The tumuli nu domooetmtlog began
before dayl.gh. ilobn, IncluUng : a-.v
women, had gathered in vera; aectloni
of the oily and were IDOUtlBg thell' li- '
HUNDREDS HURT IN FIGHT
fiance of the police o.-.d mllttU an 1 !rt- s .n rrfere w.ia that Gov. Wilson and of St. lieorg. on hor-ei.nfli. s.a In th.
Ing tha ' Marse lalse." a lOUld eunmlt their difference t ri draa in, Th flgjre of II Og irg 1 co
As day broke, the m-ji II hr.rlei them. I reggrd to the Harvey. Wilson break to'rd With rnMes. of the horen With penrl
se'ves on tho '.rolley r.ira and n:tacVelja court of honor for a decision as tojand of ihe draanri with emerald.. The
passengers. C.Y;nks o: 1 1 end paYtnt I whether Watterson's ver-lon corre- I pend.int htngl from a gold i haln a
atone Were nuriOO inrougn tne winoows 1
of oars and through
-.'lows or
dwelling houses and stores A rain of
mlssllee assailed the mills, smaehlns
windows and doing hunflrel of dollars
worth of damage. Citizens who did not
erlnce sympathy with the strikers
attacked and beaten by hundreds.
Even th school pupils did no: eecape
the freney of the liotlna s'rlliers Forty
children, carrilnp hooka and luncheon,
were dressed fro;u ear and cuffed
auid kicked. Their lunche and books
were torn from them and trampled In
the afreet. The children wer- not scrl- I
ouely Injured, but e-i in panic :o their 1
J.omee. j
anwra r.iTl7BJI KNOCKED DOWN
AND ROBBED ON STREET.
Old and help:., men and women, th.
majority of them not even employee!
Ul ,n n.u.., "',..-"
suffered evert more ae-
vereiy trmi iwe . ..........
wer knocked down an i deprived of
their dinner pails and pockeioooks,
which were scattered on the streets.
Th mob elso ettacked City Marfb
O Sullivan, who waa yv,rely bet ten.
Oneylng the orders of Strlko T.crifr
Kttor. about i'.OOO men gatoorcd In f : i-.t
of strike headquarters before dYWT
They spread throug It CoSMOOn and ail
Jacnt streets to Intercept vorVyrrs nr.
their way to the mills. Ey T o'clock
Kseex street, the main thorc .ignfai e,
was also packed with ai.-lkers. waiting
for the trolley cars that contained the
workers.
The arrival of the flret group of ears
waa tfv signal for a so ..-.; attaok.
an dtho care were rushed and bombard
ed, the pastensers dragge.1 ojt and
heater. Every car that enmo along
nun MObbssli
JAM OF RIOTERS DEFY BAYO
NETS OF MILITIA.
At o'eloeh Company 1 1 of t h Kisfith
Meglment was ordero.l out, under com
ir.r.h.l of CdPti Trank H. RlllOtt nnd
s.M-gt lIeke. with levelled bajroaeti
,. f attempted 10 clerr the
ttreets, h .t the J im of rlotaff held dev.
p.t t'.e menace of too bgyoitatg.
Meut. Itowe of Battery i pleaded
.lt!i tho riot ere t .lister... nnd told
torn or t no groat uaiwer inai i reai
ened tho .-!ty If tho troop, were otr.-
p.iied to ihoot, The atrtlieri leer d, but
pagan to move I twjy aneau 01 tne
advancing goldler.
Uater the order was !s. ted to fire over
tlie head otf the liOten If Vloleooa COB
tinned. Oompagy 0" of too Eighth
Jlrejlmen: of Haverhill, stationed at the
Arlington Mills, w suhjooted to a
.bower of mfggUM M mob ru.he 1
neat th mills. Company H of the
' . J
'Ighth Regiment or iseivu sjiretea a
tlmtlar bombardment.
Kttor made an Impassioned speech ai
e meeting of the etriker' oommlttee
(ToBUaued on eecoad rg
ten.riaht. i IMS. Iit
In. I IM New
BAYONETS;
COL WATTERSON
TO MAKE PUBLIC
F
Promises 2,0(X) Word State
ment in Campaign Contri
bution Controversy.
WAS"l vTOV- 'n. ".-"I "111 W
mv enil of th WllBon nffnlr In ,i L000.
word statement Which I im now pre-
paring and whirl. 1 will give out m-
night for publication to-morrow," said
Col. Henry Watteraon to-day when
Mked eone mini big further purpose la
Me coBtrtvry wit Oov Woodrow
I n wlih '"V'rm i to the ejllrlta.
tion of i-nmp.ihri rontrlbutteni for the,
downer, tunn
oi. Wattereon declined to tell detail.'
ACTS ON WILSON
01 the nature of the statement he la : "!. erles in the l.omoe of millionaires
I ep'irlng. end he warned reporters ! In the vicinity of the Morgan real
nal'iat n't-vnptlng to anticipate what dfM'ee.
he might t. I Dr. Davis, despite the police report,
flov. Wtieon hrte deellned to aorert melete that ts.e I'oller and Oeorge of th
mv fn'r prop.isal for the fo'tlemnnt of
t v, Iteue, and I have decided to ina'n
fina: itatemeni te the public thai they
mgy : for themeelvea," added the
Colonel,
Th' nronotgl to which Col. Water.
4pon4efl with the fee: a. Vp to thta
time CJov. Wilson has not accepted j
atter"on s r naiianK.
Tie ilovornor'e supporter hav been
content with Duttlna out a tniemnt
through William V, MoComba, tlson s
campaign manager, denying that the
Wilson men were delighted with Wnl
tereon'e eugreetlon that Thomae
Ryan l agfeOd to contrlhjt to tho Wil
son fund.
Th!.'; ha ral'ed a dlrtct Issue of v
realty between th I'olonel and Me-
(Vimhs and I 1 1 Oo'nnel la v.fv u rutli.
ru. Hla fortho-.mlna amremenf m,iv h
exr,cte(, tn pe fairly hot If It Is In har-1
monv with Mara. Henry, pr.s.nt tern-1
oer.
Is said that thr stutemant will go
to d.tell. in rgard to the Ibu w
tribtttiOB stories and may bring tn Hunt
Ift'ers that have passed hetweer, Wllan
land Harvey since the famous Manhet-
n )ntrvl.w
,
BARES HER LIFE IN COURT
TO HELP ACQUIT BROTHER.
I
Jarrtfs McDermott's Sister Tells ,
How Man He's Charged With Kill
ing Broke Up Her Home.
When Jajnae MoDermott, taewnty-ifour
years old, was placed on trial i fnrr
Judge Vmlttr In Oeneral Heselona to-duy
on a oharge of atahhlng to death I'harlea
Muldom In a setoon at One ll indred
and Tilrteen elreet and Ijenoa averue
on Maivih 1 '.aet, the prtaotier'e atrtsr,
Mre. Theresa Martin, took the etjand and
swore had been the cause o a quar
rel b0tWJ0Q her brother and Muldonn.
The youeig woman alleged Muldonn
had broken up her homo anil ah had
For. to llv with him. 8 le we In
tho saloon with Muldcon wlieai M. Der
rr.ott oa:n In. Tag brother iBBtBAtly
eaaallrd sfukkmn fer lurlna hlg eietter
from her h ma, MuUoon mads an In
i .iiting rejoinder,
"I in enraged," declared the
ygUni WOman, "I w.mt horn. Und irot
a knife, I sine biuv. to Ih ggaloi n
elth lltg knl.'" "
"Whal did you do then.' ' aaked Mo
Dermott eoungol,
, Tl v,le refuae.1 to answer. I
ground -nat !: anew vould Incrlmt I
nate bar, mJ al I at point the oeaa w
adjour ed for th.. du.
1 After the kll'l ia Of Muldoon M 'Her-
WOtt llldlotad for tnai:. iter,
' Ponver, Col., where he gave
r'n:e:; up lt MOVtmbar,
SlisT!! ? 7. !
SSSSLJff'S' ''""'"' "" ,
"'' ee.-ow roorow m
lli. Kall. .r.u v. .. ...... -n. . u -
, s e iumn
'of 0I WM are decorated with the
rt er.cn Aoeaemic i-aims. atrurk to-da
because ths managre of the theatre
lecllned te al( for a aeooratlon for toe
in.lv baUeu
The its., rat.llehlne
Vork nnrMi.
WHO LOST JEWEL
OF GARTER, DOCTOR
OR J. P. MORGAN?
Police Say It Belonged to Dr.
Davis He Says "Never Had
Such a Thing."
MORGAN JR., ROBBED.
Home of Frederic Gallatin Jr.
Also Entered by Thieves
and 02,500 Taken.
In order t explain away the report
that tlllevei who entered the bOHM Of
it Plerpont -Morgan Jr., last WW. stole
h jewelled in-,gnt uf the Order of the
liarter. the Police Department n a...
pulilli- to-day the news of another ro
bery. It na announced that on
night or j.g u a thief itola a valuable
ssortment of Jewelrv from the real.
denee of Dr. John K. I lavl at No
7eri Madtaon avenue.
Dr. DaVta'g residence In uptown be-
I wean sixty. fourth and Sixty-fifth
ttreeta, while Mr. Momn thee neat
4oor , hl. f4th.r w.tt.,,n Th1r.v...h
... u, .
' wmrmn "lrr' ' intT
,0 b" " onnectton between the
robbery of the home of .r. Davis and
Order Of the (la ter was not stolen from
him.
"Never had such a thing," he saM
lhl afternoon.
T.ie pendant is a gold repree-niatlon
: ,,.., Inch broad
Df ,)av1, lofl , r,nv,r Hf panflant
set with four diamonds and a ellver
watch holder.
Last Wednesday night thlavea at
2,t0i) worth of leereiry from tho home
of Fraderlc (iallnUn Jr.. No. 1 ?3 K.aat
Thirty-ninth trt laMt Thursday
night th earn thieves, or ecuiie otl.sr
thleve, etolo another :,500 worth of
Jewelry and money from the borne of
J- erP"nv morgan jr.
Th list of Mr. Morgan s loaass in
eludes thrse gold wat.hn. all I Bit tailed;
lwo Parl "'-'Pln. Mug enamelleJ
4ftti caa. a long gold sn.k. chain
pocketboo MU of Kngllsh notag and
I gold, a se.on.l poeketbook full of Kre.ii. h
j notee and gold, and a third poeke'bonk
'fun of plain ua trimmed Ataerlean
money. One of the watch is pcla'ly
, prised by Mr. Morgan.
Th loot takfti from 11, a Qallatlne'
comprised a pearl ecerfplu. a diamond
I knot barren, and diamond and nam-
1 -iiui .m.I hrnnnh a rtl.mfitid
crfi,:i p"1"1 na oM ouff -llnkt na
a pratii inu UlfllllUUU nuiwvan, w ai
pln
DUKE OF FIFE DIES
IN UPPER EGYPT
Brother-in-Law of Kinj; ( ieorpe
Succumbs to Illness After
Shipwreck.
AMl'Ak, I'PPer Kgt pt. .tan 19 Thl
Duka of rif. brother, n.law ot k
Qeorg of Knftand, died tere et c
o'eini 'i this evening.
The Duka had boon guttering f m a
severe a .'! of pleu.ii1 a hl-oi pegutted
from egPOgUre when the iteuiuer Delhi
was wrecked off Cape tyartel an De
IS, an I phygl l". aBBOUBCOd early to-
dey that there . ig grave danger of
pneuinon'a. 11 lUngl were bgdlj IOB
aeted and every breath caused 11 r
pain
re Dueheig of iife nd .r ige
da ik' llergi who also wure MV d from
tb a.rotlng stea.rer Delhi af'.er :hre
sailors had 1 st their lives tn at' a", mpt
at th rogcua etorg at tii Duke'i bed-
Id.
TTerle B"IMnr Turhlah flrhs.
Iwsss on. ii. statu witti srivat rooiaa. at.
aeC Vart fc fiS
NEW YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 29,
First Gould Grandchild Who is Living Alone;
Mrs. Anthony Drexel, Her Mother, Who Is Abroad
DREXEL GIRL BABY tWSJ '
nr Tiinrr ssniiTnn -
. I mnc ill I li niMF 'YIDDISH CAMORRA' DANCE HALL MAN
1.1 III 1U I llU I ILVIIb
Hirst Grandchild of the George
Goulds Sole Boss of Hfth
Avenue Home.
Mr sn.l Mrs Oeor.e On i.d's first
grandehtld, Kdlth Klnaden, aged three
months. Is living in sollti ry etate In
. the home of her parentg, Mr. and Mis
Anthony Dre. No. i,nr, Klfth avenue,
Mr and M- Hrexe) ire away on a
few weeks' t lr of BJUfOpe. Tne b:iby
! le In the hands of a trained nurse
! flh doe got seem to mind her tein
I porry ort-lnnsg. fih ehuckles god
elp JtLStt as contentedly as though
her mother were In the neat room In.
stead of across the OOOBB. The nurss
wlio has eharae of her has been with
I her from her hlrili and knows exact!',
how to take care of her Utile Kdlth
Is e aood ha by plumper than th or
dinary. No fad Of new Idea ore '.elne IMed
In bringing her up. She Is treated Just
like most b ablet Of thre.. tnontlis are
I Th" Burge elmply s th.t everything
' that togcheg her I eterllljd, or. If that
lis iBtpOggtblOi kept J.isi as clean na pot.
Ible Kdlth l fed every three hours
1 nd k!'l mueb of Ihe time In the open
lair.
A ro.ialn of Mr. lrl la llvli.r. at
! the houss during th alise.iee o' .Mr an I
'Mrs DregOli but she haa BOthlBN le d
With the .am of the bty, The ,
i nurse Is In la OOUtmafl I.
The flo. mis' tire: grandchild '
, born on t II ; She wgfl neWned
after her gtandmothe . Mre tles.i
lie ild.
Almogt up to the time aba i r t ror
Europe Mi i ti - m rjorle UuuUi
r.uraefl the baby ..eiheli Bui ihe be
came gill HI) iuii gown In MOgttb Hill
tecldei t, lea , the Cl ' for a hort
I trip, ami what was mora natural oi
pleasant I h I '. Kurope T
I Oolt.g to Hum;. In nothing in par
ticular 'or IIIO li-.uld lin e
! They do I ai BOM haUuitl . ntoal nf
ut go 1 1 lafooglyn, Hum or tour.
hav ,ii. i made luelr hoi abroad
i ar.d mtniw.-a of Um t" famillag hav
been oroaaing oonetantly In the laat
! t vears W ae en;, othel and 10
gtttntl each otlin w .Riding..
when Anthony irex
n man led m
Misi Margrrl" Uould.
lis mOtkgf id
(CtniiBufd og Hicand I'agi.j
v w . 'jKsTJBUaWfaUaKRF' gaV aW m
'-'JE? " awaaa.V-wW. PJ
SUYS WITNESS IN
Louis Bluifienthal, WhoDefie;
Horse Poisoners, Shot as
1 le Discusses Case.
A rotidlilot. alntllar to that wh pr--valla
in UWa Italy and prevents nsi
folk from lolling the poll e whal Hie.
know about Black Hand criminal hai
tle.1 the hends of the detect I vei ,.,
are laotlgaUng the murder or i4il
Blumegtkgl la a Dlvlalon etreei livery
(able lusi lllgbl Although half ado:..,
people saw the man who aimi Ulume.i
thai down .not one will admit hi I I
Identify the murderei
11 la plain tn aiaaslln la a membgi
, of Ih "Yiddish C'atnorrs," an ".'an
istion of blgokmallara lhal hgg bean
! at worn on th lower sail side ind In
Wllllamgburg for the paei n
Th.a gang pret a on egpre men and
livery atahi kaeperg, and, wb n thee
refuse to yield big kmall, l OI t.ie
horses,
Blumentkal had rerun i to pa biacl
, mall and hud nil slid the lid ol lb pu
I lice, II wa t' have I i hief orua.
eimng art noes iMlaj in ib trial uf
Oharlea Vltuoky, ohg geil I i ittempted
gtai kmall The a la ud ibi in t ., .01
or to dototftlveg lhal litumentUal .i
lalu to in , en: his tell ' und alio
as a framing 10 alh ihu nlggi n
lempiad to follnw Blum nbal'a example,
,s tu :ii" Vltuak) iiiii. ibi murder f
Bluntgnthgl hai brought 11 to a bait.
When tbg OBI wa 1 led tefore Jul.
UuUtuean In Ueneral
Aselatunt Dlltrlot-Atturiie)
tor adiournmam until I h
'Th principal arlli 11 ;
eution ha boen killed, '
'and we ire not prep 1 1
tne Oil "
Iv. Henry ftoeeberg,
ituakj , luede 110 Dbjai I u
' irnnient Judge M .
HIS t i-.l.i
re..s asked
tni pro.e.
Mi Paeag,
ia on 1 1 la
nisei f,,:
10 an ag
11 grant' d
Mr i'.-ess motion
It doubtful it vituaki an be egg.
pjdttd eJlthOttt the evident of Hl ine:,.
thai The Dlgtrtft.Altorney may n
tCvuunutd ut. av... i rg t
TRIAL OF MEMBER
1912
14
i TURKEY TROTS TO
Sentenced to six Months as
Result ff Unseemly Dances
in His place.
1 is ' I es Deuel, liny and M -liurn! .
- 1: in Pari V "f tn Court of Ppe.
sessions, fr ddgd to-dsy Ihsl ths
: ,rae', trot, errlr.' v tear, hlgger wiggle.
bunny hug smi kindred daBoeg are in
t scent und oba ena method! or ntw-
I nmuiit, ."ei I'onvloted Waiii w
riwfr proprtetoi of a dan e hall at
ill Went ThlrU-ftrot eireet. of
n alnlni a disorderly 'sort. Foi
a ;r : t .e uonvK'tlon. Kweny wa
Ittenced to er-e x month In th
. o.lteiiilarv.
T evidence before noun dealt
oluilvely with the manner and form of
lancing In Hen' resort, ahleh
:. iaef th I Rh V. M. Club, A
lot the defendant offered te
in' "turbo) not' and 'grlaaly
Mai III 'lie ouit-ro m, b it the J n
11 e would no' coneeni to the exnltiltlnn.
,vni .i arrested by Patrolmen
1 if t i y and Walsh ef Inipeetof Leahy's
e' ' . ftgr lhay had epen! moat of an
. . ting In ' 1O1 pli '' ntartalnmani
When fweene.. graa irralgned tr u?
t e eaurt.room waa crowded with
ru 1 ehI a'oinon of the type referred lo in
!i. Tenggrinln . "dollg1' There ea
atao an grrait 01 wltnggiai to gwoagi in
ilefenda.'it'g behalf, the lienors i,.a
1 .i. .!. inlulged in were ,., entirely
noi und i r IhOJ hour. a' i. l to ihe
... lis lif Itr eliy'e .Ills!' rg .-
I I . .iff' .1. 1 ha nral wltnegg for
.....r.'.i", twore he tad taught 'he al
, ind -e. m daneep t ihe so ally
li i gfai ggalatgni manggei of uie
Baeenei danci hall at ihe time of
.-. . ney'a irrt After picturing tu
... r 111 of the) grlgl ....a r nnd
i nigger wiggle nisTord addtted ihe
thrge Juitldgn
K ihe fJoUTI wants, I'll til utrat
I ii.c.-s 1 Igiit baft In t ie courtroom
tad i' ova ' tare li nothing affonalvg in
mem My gggg ng 1 art . - s ,t In
the eerrtdor,"
In UUT J .. . tl diulutit Ibi afloi
THE PENITENTI ARY
PAGES
WOLTER DIES IN CHI
DECLARING HE DIDN'T
KILL RUTH WHEELER
Slayer of Young Girl Displays the
Same Brazen Spirit at Long- Delayed
Execution That He Evinced
When Found Guilty.
IN LETTER TO PUBLIC
AGAIN DENIES CRIME.
Brutal Young Murderer "Dean of
Death House," Having Been There
22 Months Fighting for Life.
iSpeelal From a StalT CorTOBPOnlent Of Th Hvanlng World)
OSSININOi Jan. 2.n. rrntesiing his innucence to the last, Albert
W. WoKer was electrocuted in Sltlf Sin Prison tliis moMiins for the
murder of Ruth VVheelfr.
He was one of the nioct uiKoncenied men that ever went to the death
a t I f l. A l. ..II l iL. I .1 t. .e a a
iCf,a!r. lie waigea iirmiv irom ins
d:e showed a little more than its usual pallor.
He entered thj death chamber
Strapped In the chair. At the current was turned 00, the contact
lasting one minute and three igconds. Only one appliation was neces
jsary, and at 5.41 Wolter was prqnounced dead.
Sheriff Jullui Harlur;er, who
examination thought he could delect signs of life. The doctors made
1 another examination, however, and again declared Wolter dead. The
one shock given Wolter w; 1,960 volts at from seven to nine amperes.
He showed less resistance to the shixk tlian an; man wiao has been put
to death In sing Sm.
SUBWAY OFFER
IS PUT IN AT UST
It's Just I -ike the One hre
nvt in. The Evening
World.
a a lltlls tt'ore half pa! I i
ids ariernoo.ii ih lotafttorough Bapld
Tranetl I'.wvpaiiv plai 'd In the hand
of g, J OoqgtPi r'-etry t" V ' Presl
dni stanvuei He of rh I'entieylvanla
Itallrosri, ttis tent I'lee orT-r of il," on
psny to aanelrarl th new ain..s sys
tem, The term Of tie "fTr were gl tl
louse whb'h have been Indl.'at' d in Th
yiventna tvorld f-.r more than 1 weeh
a sWeHMfB e.i . i on thlch thl
is tO g'latviii.e .1 : referent 'il P'
inent" nf 1 ',. -r
Mr Cgejntp was I'd to IhOW ,f''
dr:i ,ght nf th off-r to tne Hug . ,,;
Met. mat., and Agportloninen and th
Publle Hervlee fomm ii ind if a
giajority of them approved t ie nordtng
of t the draught win -.ion tite.i ai
the gnal ana formal bid of Iht Inter,
no rough.
BLAZE IN MEvV BUILDING.
iiwer Broadway rti I wer .
brh f infill ahurily before ... k Ihli
gfti rnoen . ; i. report that th Aetoi
House aua on tt Th ag
arnng A gtot ' In an n osu Used
by a lUnekeepet on i .... t floor "f
the W'H'.ao tit v itidln . ... r .-r
oonetrui : Broadwu) and Parg
plara, e' i tu lilt Iworti
With th. trtuval of .ilglna No U .
crowd of goveral hUBd red persons guth
ered a'oind the ' llkllgg and the I'"'.
had to nia' .1, '...ict 10 keep ibi itreel
gajgg. Toe ri.'i"iee weie eaiutguis ted
wilhuut tan :.. ...t.i gu n, inw aUUgg.
OF INTERBOROUGH
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ecu iu tuc uciin cnamoer, 111 .urn ins
at S.J7, and on minute later was
hid wiinescd tlvr execution, after an
W As Wolter stsrted for th death ehasa
, ber be handed Warden Kennedy e
' statement to rh public." gated Jan. g).
: a.
M. It was written an. ordinal.
prison paper
In
a nrm band that OU
! net betray r nor
I Wolter aroe at 4 o'clo-k thta merelng
I Without being railed tie waahad hi
I faie In eold water, but did laot deatr
, anything t eat
SHOUT8 "QOOOvBV TO OTHER
DEATH-HOUSa. TENANTS.
11 Ursd hastily without Us asalat
laeg of any of th attendant, and wa
alth his spiritual adviser, th Rev. gJL g.
, BuernMygfj for lome time before !
I lied by Warden Kennedy that every
tiling was ready.
As the p:neselon te th death cham
ber started. Wolter shout to th other
prisoners In th deatniouee:
"Uood-by to yuu all. boya. Oood.by."
A usual at caecuUoa ha the prleon
Wolter had been ehlfted to a eoil near
the door leading Into tn death cham
ber. Then before th death manna, k.
I gun s Teens were drawn to front of all
the Other tell so that none eoald aae
I him on that ,at walk. Bat lhay ooaM
1 near Ms "good-by."
I Wolter Walked between th prlaelpa.
keeper and the llv. Muermeyer, who
wai reading ( ,e Uennaa Lutheraa
I i--. fo- the dying. Welter replied In
Uermai He ,-, .g. nrmly and clearly.
It Ig not known If the body le lo be
la mod, Warden Kennedy wUl hold I:
airs In th xtetatioa that th
fa nil) lll rerun for It.
It Wag When the atari waa mad that
Wnlter handed Ihe written eiatement to
iVardej and ad i.iaa to snake II
il . at be aid iiutoiietiy alter
in egaoutl hi.
bed fop th paper last
-i a. Th writing I
ai it" In it pei faction.
Ivlear a'.lit after
I i. I i. en read that Wol
t oonfi led to bin privately.
li 'i bint to Ihe em; mat
ill- Wa. igOgggfl
tlao, on ihe d i mad BtM'd pa rente
lerdg) to aay good-by.
Wnltei liol il '..a Ofl I'll hand and
111, and With I HfteJ hand end
t'l i , yi gwere le Ml motnr taat
he U i not eon i Ike gfliug ior wnlen
h died to-da.
HHVjiCIANS END DOUBTS OP
THE SHERIFF.
M Itoy'a latoultoa na tb eeeone
wltnesaed by .-..-irt Harburgee re
cently, He hid alwaya deubteg that
In electrocution the aleotfll ahoek
I. hut ou wttnsselag au eaeoution
recent!: a as oiivlnoed net only Mat
giskiiuiiy a.Uci uitiaotly, but .