The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-09
THE CLIMAX OF AN OLD FEUD.
The Gilman Tragedy Had Its
Origin in Chicago.
schasaer Was One Of the Band Of
Anarcisists-Those Injured In
the Explosion Recovering.

The remains 81 Albert Schaefer. the
dynamite fiend, brought IN from Gil.
nan Yesterday morning, were visited
Al cross' undertaking establishment.
during the day. by hundreds Of people.
eur;s1s to gaze upon the features Of
one Who coald conceive and execute 70
terrible a deed and who expiased his
crime in 20 tragic a manner. The
hadx vii be buried to-day in the Pot
.ss's feld, by the county Authorities. not
atr;endIy hand having been raised by
any 81 schaeffer's old associates to af-
tord him decent integment.
gR0rGHT FROM esLxAx.
The body Of Annie BcdaIa, the nine.
vear-old daughter who was killed in
the explosion, was brought in on last
nights regular train. and the funeral
viii take place here to-day Mrs. Bo-
daIa. John. her son, and her child
were also brought In and taken to
Providence hospital. Mrs. Bodala il
suffering from very severe contusions
of-the left leg. and bruises about her
breast and right side. No bones are
broken. If she has incurred no inter
nal injury she will recover. The boy
John was injured in the back OF the
head and he will also recover. The
baby vas not hurt at all.
Mr. Bodala was reported last night
a. having very good chances of recoy-
ery. ii Is not yet known definitely as
10 whether or not his injured leg will
have 10 be ampHtated, but IL is thought
ii will not.
BURIAL on THK BROTHERS.
The funeral OF the unfortunate sher-
ricks, or Chuloeks, as they are called
By some. took place yesterday. II had
been proposed 10 bring them to Seattle
for burial at the county 5 expense. but
the people OF Gilman would not
listen 20 any such PROPOSE
ton, aud said that IL the Newcastle
knights Of Labor, OF which lodge
the brothers were members, would
not pay all expenses, they would do
il themselves.
scIIARTFER's PEDIGREE.
Scbaeifer came - Gilman from Chi
cago less than a year since. II ap-
pears thar he had known the Bodaias
there, and they had had trouble there.
The Bodalas moved West In order 10
release themselves Of the fear OF him,
but lac followed them II Is pretty
certain that Schaeffer, while In Chi
-eago, was an anarchist, and was
thoroughly imbued with the revolu.
tionary principles Of that turbulent
class Of people. Dynamite was with
him the proper means for the accom-
plishinent of his purposes, aud he adj
vocated its use freely He was large
man, weighing probably 200 pounds,
and was aged about 30.
UNIVERSAL EMIGRATION.
After Schaeffer was hanged and his
body was cut down. 1t was removed 20
his shanty. There it remained during
the afternoon and night. Some time
yesterday morning some one wrapped
the rope with which he was strung up
about his feet, body and neck. and Il
was not removed when he WAS
brought 20 Seattle. So universal j.
tht NttfHeitApH IN WHICH Tue menu y
held hy the people of Gilman, that il
was with the greatest difficulty that the
coroner could yesterday morning find
sufficient help 20 carry the body to the
train lie finally hired a young man
10 assist him, and Schaeifer was
placed IN u freight ear and conveyed
70 tai city, When it was proposed 90
bury schaeler At Gilman. the popu-
lace, with one accord, declared that
the body Of such an incarnate 1evil
should not tud q festing-plle within
the precincts Of their graveyard.
schgciior' features are natural and
do not appear 10 be those OF q muir
derer There Is hardly q bruisc on his
person that would indicate that he
met with a yiUlen+ death at the hands
OF the avengers