Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26

00n0FlOtnQ the CIlmaX OI Ills lus
fsmv. was nothing compared to
terviev With his wife. The un.
hannv woman arrived at the prison
shortiv sfter "a. M. SheYwas ac.
oomnsnied bv Peckham, and both
eesfsd fhamsaives on one Of the
rcn~h hsnchss while a "trustvn
nnIocked the door of Wheeler,s
oeIl. The nervousness of the visit.
~ vas nainful. PresentIv the iron
door flsw back with q clapg and
cs,t .tsrr.d tha murderer "a cool
er1 81 ,1ttsrIv indIffarent as if the
,rs.tin~ was an unemotional Incl.
1~rt ~ ovarv.dav life.
MEETING HIS WIFE.
uHow ara Won. Marvpu said he.
ana ho actnaiiv doffad his hat.
Tha womanis hands were witch.
ing with the violence OF her FEEL
Wh:.lar had slammed into view and
trcr . eten forward but the cool.
r~.. ~ th1 man snrnrised and re.
nniesd her
ss1h. vou villainw che exclaim.
- A. s6e drew back.
Trh - o,,thnrst nf faaline had no
.ffsct an the man.
ssirs done now. Marv.n saij he.
ss.nJ n can,t he heIped.n
ssRnt oh, how could Won do it?u
-. nnfortunata woman asked.
s5Tow could von kill her and dis.
vrscs ma alp 0hihow could you?u
-.
ssvVna,,s the nse Of talk inp about
,,s,, 10 ren,iaS
sscaaoraan said the wife. advanc.
u. 5000 hin, uT want Won IN
al mo trnth How did Won xiii
hsre non,t deceive me now. Tell
,~a ;ps, how vou did itu
s.isn Won want tn know?r he
e.ked csra,esslv
aYss I want Won to t.u me be.
fo,a 1na met NOW Won did tn
HOW THE MURDER WAS DONE.
sson III, ta,,ro, y,st hold NV
r,nnsn. will von9i,
80 4. - h,,,tandar rs ha
Ia ~ ,a,t h.nJ toua,d tho
tsarfni wife She instinetiveIy
s.-m I h.os, N
s.no vS1A' no so.res - said be 81
won,t hnrt Won This ia how did
~ nIhe ',,acod his lsrt hand IN
: -. n,,tn IVA p rrosned har throat
lin h;s r;oht In . moment he re-.
i...ed hs : and sha askad.
ssn;d,,,t sha strnoUIe9n
n0h. ves. Of course she kicked
little, but she had made up her
s.Shs had How do Won know9u
ssIcw 10 + tnoweu no renaatad
v,th n,ora animation thcn he had
shcwn MWhv don,t von know she
wsnta.i mo 10 cnt har throat? Rnt
7 wonIdn,t do nothino like thatU
Tha moral ont,aw iookad at his
vife 70 ssa what effact the state.
mant would have and saemad tn
tai shat ha dosarvad soma annro.
haitian for not having s,,;,lad his
,,;cts,,,,s hIood TIE rretahad
,-omsr Ma her f.oo IN hor hanSS
and The miscraant continned.
1T wsntad har axe no;son bpt
.ha wcnIdnSt '
The wife ,ookod y, thror,h hor
tesr. w
ssGaorca sba os,,od ua;d .h.
e.v .nvth;roSn N 'Ae
Ha sh"oi. ha.d
ssn;dn;t ~ : SOW an,,h,,n oho,,
w.o nidn,t sn ny s any t W .ns ao"'
s.No y said ho VIII ,;nno ~
.oorn ~ h;s tona .,sha a,da;, ST.,
os.n,,h ~ d,s S SUt., y uiun 'n'nN
DouS o"s ms
WHY HE HID THE BODY.
h,,,.s
.h,1 ..i,; yvu >; H ma ne., you ln.se
o'e v'an, su ~ uea. o.oAen
~ au' .e e.1"ns uespo'sa ;% unuei
~ va w' lila sau mi ',s IN enoe.
~. ~ x 4r.,ul- tet h TAU pu. nes Iu.pse
HNo. / didn,t.U said he calmly.
"There's where you're wrong. I
put her in the trunk so that I
couldn't see her. When she was
alive loved her, and after she was
dead I kissed her and kissed her,
but / thought she was only a piece
of clay and didn't belong to me nor
10 anybody else, and SO 1 put her
away where no one could look at
her. / knew what I was doing. 1
know that pll be hanged, and I'm
only sorry it amt to he sooner"
ION, you murderer!n gasped the
miserable wife.
ssDon't call me a murderer said
he, rising from the bench and fac.
Ing Peekham, who throughout the
painful scene bad sat speechless and
unnerved; "there is the murderer.
There sits the man that caused all
the trouble" For the first time bis
manner indicated his capacity to
experience another feeling than
that Of brutal Of indifference.
Peckham only dfopped his head
lover on his breast, but the wife