Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
1lVNG THEIR SAY,
,,.,,bisy SILL Speaking In Thar Own
JIG Behalf. e.
nrDgN FIRES OFF SOME VERSES
i, rmr;-His Finely WOrled Appeal
j. ~ For Life.
,np pOgTIc ANARCHISTS CLOSE.
a,sn Opens HIS Batteries anl the Court
'' AdOurn&


o.t,rer The crowds which
'a'', N, criminal Court this morning
5'''i,a i',,,,,ncc to Judge Gary's room were
.'' an, ,nl arrived earlier than at any other
1E7'' -. -, the Anarchists trial, the
p1' which the condemned men are
'.'','' ,b,ir own behalf and the fact
--'>.. ~. date ofthr execution Is to be gwen
''. ~, hin, responsible for the crush.
o. .,r,lI portion OF those who sought
WI. c,.r. successful, the entrances
''-...,,a,ly '''- guarded by deputies and
os.-7 a..r. and the judge permit
% r, one in the room
- = r,gld no, be accommodated
vs., e, Many women well dressed were
VIZ ,,t. lookcrs on and several female
9, of August Spies were present.
.-rriyes were present, Judge Gary ;
.,I ilu.htrr. aud number Of
.... ...,l, were given seats inside OF the
.r.as the attorneys and reporters.
r.-g coar, wls opened
GEORGE ENGEL,
-.,.the defendants ut once began a
in answer to the Judges inquiry
.,,lr sentence should not be passed
him Ensrl recounted his experience
.--,,nv where he was born, and re-
....l t5e hardShips and tyranies the
.r. ,,rr, forced to submit to there.
s....rr 10 this country, sought work in
p. r.rnhIl and Chicago and found the
.r.o. aflirs existing. The capital
..s.sgc rich by the oppression Of the
-.-. rla,>rs. Engel then made 4
... ~ the question. lie read Henry
-, a,Ss and became aSocialiSt. En'
~. ~-..rEri with TRADE against the
,,..,,s Il was II a. IN. when he ceased
.r...muutrS were spent BY counsel
,-i -r.,ogs in whispered discussions,
li;a-a
SAM FIELpEN
.-lmrfr,d what he had to say by
Ina POEM from the German OF Fer
ImIrrai1rth, entitled Revolution.
r..r. ,rlulI WAS ~ follows:
..s.. .-.ugh, Your uahlc prey
.....tuue huuguSuN = S"riid lhTaH.
...r.s. ..ru. captive WaS levi tOTtL
....r. rHur riJy'S rumpar, wall.
r..... ..,.sr.l,> Ii,-s Ger her green,
a....lr ta- mornings early rrd,
..a..,..r g..I brings funeral wraihs,
LIE. yur still she Is mot dead.
TI'fr> speech however was quiet anu
.,r.,. oI.rr. he reiterated the story Ot
a,.an,.tinn with the Anarchists ~ rela-
.-rnrG.ulrn,>, stand. lie said he had
.ta,,na~l To 20 to the Haymarket but
s... ,h-rr uuin. 10 seeing a little adIer-
,,n.a;ar bv s,riug the advertisement
h-h.l come tn hi- death. lie declared
,5-nvgar.r, had either misunderstood
y-n.,rpr-sntrd him and were the cause
Ja.. gtu. To IN. ScaiIOld. He had not
a!.s-l tAr >lrkiug ofthc stores. lie WAS
>,grm the Jury aud said some Ot them
ua dependents ut Capitalists. Before
HHla concluded the Court adjourned to
gHW
FElpING'~ ARGUMENT.
4, = o'clock Firldcn continued his
gr,r5. IIr,lid: What does a man mean
a..1 hr >ly> he will knife \ cIndidate:'
APPOINTMENT Chicago paper S,Iys: Throttle
"4 monopoly. Henry George says:
Ia";;Ir protrrtiou Do2s that mean TO
laa,,Lr Jlmr> Co. Elaine, who uphOldS IT?
l.lum O, De- rnuyicted, am To Ee hanged
h.rang o.. truth. il will he better for
'a, l,,,rrh,'d uu West Lake who kneelS
b. hyr mothers knee every evcuing, To ask
S.s papa don't come home, II she never
bau, to ryll. li this is 10 be
81 ..rH MAY HOT wipe ont every
Slr. A1u>' where sentiments OF truth
Er H,,.l,yi. Your Honor, after j had Is
1Psd from the lIIymarket mcetin went
1}n. The explosion OF that bomb was aS
l-.Ja surprise 10 me aS to any police
al1 resolved like any honest man To
r..Iasl what hAd to 10 with the calam-
.N | thoayat When thcy found out the
@'i, would hr released. | said let them
"l.r>' al they like 80 they tell the
tua
TIRE GREAT SOCIALIST
BIO lived in this world 1900
van a-a, Jesus Christ, has left
'1r'r words ol rcyosl, and principles OF
'.','re aal night have never been express
QUA Tins. Better that ninety and nine
gun" ~eu should 20 unpublished than
:, S,I. "a' lnuorcut man should suffer. y
W. "Uuac!I should Judge from his
s'','.aratN - here. Is a CHRISTIAN would
~ a.A tu apply that statement of the
' ''... Teacher and apply il to the different
W. .S..-'AI that has h,el given heLr and
-, .,1.'arais 10 the contrary in other
t-'0 m the Investigation Sf this
~ iuur Honor, we claim
". .-'. THIS i rESS verdict. That the
..'''' criminal that could have been dug
~ .'' o' the >lumS of any State in
s s.-..,,'n',om, oy outside Of it. would never
g', '.rn convicted on such testimony rs
- -, .'sn hTrugh; hcrc If he had not been
r,-, -'',-''oa' u.,n in the opiOnion of the
r.r.. 'a rEe>,cS. We claim that We are
r..',S,el, r..', not bc,auSc We have committed
-, -, hot because we were very ener-
Sr ia tnc advocacy OF the rights OF
,,..5 '['I"n turned his attention to what he
., - RErNNCIES N NTHETEsTINONY
: ~ 1oN' wa, had sworn TO his having
,,-.. Here comes the bloodhounds
an - 'N Tue police came up, aud made an
to- s l,S'ilent live comparison of tes,
~, gwen by these witnesses. He
No., 10 Eontirld'S evidence as 'testi-
n. U the truthful James Bufield. "
Al, ,I' w on As follows, speaking of his
r.r..- vi The fatal night: The worst
a.. r1prF m Chicago admitted that il
sr., $ ts,..'Synlely doubtful whether Fieldeu
d1,v- -'5I ,i The shot OF said, You do your
Go.5 'iu l ]! domino, or Here comes the
p,Oof,L Lu,onGS. There was nothing in
I Ven, r'.l' d'd not walk away peaceably
Ea,I a., away peaceably. Lieutenant
saDI = ,,l'' Lieutenant Steel said so on the
-, 'HLhEN'S LOVELY wISDUP.
ab-aD,,'sia ,r,sa concluded as follows: To-day
Gov sT autumn sun kisses the cheeks
ta,le 'r,,O" . men. stand here, never Il
owed nr head in its rays / have
sIf leIiowman as have loved my.
s,rO0s nav nave hated the trickery and mon
hry n uN'lee OF the Nineteenth Cen
~ commits the crime of killing its