The sun., 1891-07-08

muscles OF the man In tho chair and the lips
closed almost simultaneously"
How often was the current turned on In
each or In one case"
Well. several timeA"
Can you say how many timssr
That's secret, and I don't like to say. I
will say, however. that It was kept On 81 few
seconds each time"
Would you deny that It was turned on half
dozen tiihes In any one casc2"
wouldn't deny that It was turned on
twice or even thIes tines" was the reply. This
was all he would soy on that point
Did Warden Brown assist In the execution
OF any OF the menp"
"You know I am not to give Secrets" said
the chaplain with SMILE II will say, how
ever. that no did not leave tho death chamber
al the time. snd that he gave the directions in
trisd 70 % bis dusy 81 oaSrss o b. Hss's SeS %s
M s 's ss ~sfS ad s %Ss5 T d.
bS !. take. no great stretch oif the imasins.
ing in the executions THAI would cause him to
sad ssW smoHs arising
mol Ss q fhs sf q tho but
bnrDsd "Did ~ you examine to see ii the flesh was
NJ, did not: that was the doctors busi-
1T Is also said that tho hair Of ono Of the
de IT, Because " II did not sas mGS'a not contra
Chaplain Law then re erred to a report to the
effect that one Of the victims showed signs Of
thronsh him He said this was S not So. 6at sti The
reporter learned that he saw only the death. Of
t5s reports that one q he men m assisted H PtSe tSe
omcers OF the prison In strapping him to the
How was the night spent in the prison 2"
STAGED with .smiler all yesterday after.
continued 80 TIL the last. Il was not so with
Thing but Sunday school III language @ W uso: 70 :hsm;
s6a y: a:; sS sSs o
iered no resistance 70 his execution. We went
to sleep Il an early hour and were sroused et
and drank some me- 1 c"fee s'% IN saao1af sss 1niehs
ei praying as % much as The % time sSS Would allow.
II was easy to see that he was excited. fear
dofns the dag
But terrific hH S"ss Se 81 Rsset see
sIsasJ sna Tuesday morning he was perfectly re-
slooum, the fret Of the murderers to de.
I was in the cell with smier. The firsI knew
%ss whsn the guards f. the cell
at the earnest pleading Of, smiler 1
Whom We arrived there. there were no signs OF
the exc, g. ution that had just taken place: The
sns hf Sns
Sfe vt SSi shs Il. Sst% ~. T.: chair
smier @ did NOT not of'er "s The isiy SLIGHTEST 1877 le
sis!snce. Il was the suspense.. Il seemed
making tsrribie n Sossh oi III their %
sssS e. eSSSs.: 4 p.s :;
tsIss Z. MT mossn! nss rins|!? ss1!sss s!sss.
were adjusted. He Was bound so that 6e could
Tbess be did move as II about s TO sDssF When 1si
the signal was given to turn on the current |
on With e. 10
But was 8 Ssatiy surprjsea. The instant ths
ssn sv.n After ana S 55e bd ts
doubs
S%yss %s to IT tho doctors; .; re- foiorsd e. man nan
sor. 'us and - gave the keepers no ROUTE.
There was never doubt. the instant the
his death without pein. Jueiro surprised us
by his demennor. He was as submissive as |
he others whom he was brought into the
ort TO the others. His brows were contracted,
md It was evident that he was In great dread.
nto % shc details. there % could b % quite " story story
ziven. Tho object Of the law, however. 10 to
avoid this. ! coincide with the object Of the |
oeen admitted and allowed to eive their
,wn story. after Il hnd been examined by
much better than to have shut them out. The
'eports would haye been more correct, II
eported % % Correctly, and % Observation-Disclosures res Of the
,ress ought to be admitted. don't think the
Iuthoritiss should treat reporters as II they
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