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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
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Married. at Dallas, Texas. Noyem-
Der list. 1891. Mr. L. Spencer Fry. Of
Tyler, Texas, and Mrs. Mecca Case
holt Gregor. Of Cape Girardeau,
Missouri. Rev. W. X. IIoman of the
Christian Church officiating.
Mr.. Fry and h-ido arrived home
this morning and we're welcomed by
a host Of friends who extend best
wi-hes-Tgier, Teas Ecening Demo
cyat-RepOrier.
The bride is the Youngest daughter
of the late y. NJ. Cascboit. She was
raised aud educated in this city and
has . host CT friends here who will
extend their best wishes when they
learn of her marriage. Mr.. Z. 5. FRY,
her husband, was once a citizen of this
city andis well known to many ofour
citizens May the happy couple live
TO enjoy the blessings of married life.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
ylcts for me People.

Lemon Chill Tonic is more gener-
ally used, is more pleasant to take and
more certain to cure than any chill
tonic IN the market. The proprietors
authorize the persons, whose names
are to this article, to guarantee each
Bottle to do what is claimed for it OF
refund the money. Instead of the
sickcning stuff YOU had to give your
sick child, this is So. pleasant to tako
that they look with pleasure to the
time for another dose. For sale by
& Wilson, Cape Girardeau and
Ben. Schwab, Dutchtown, Missouri
april-i-1-y
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Directing tn. .,.e People OF Cape
;=aEicau.

Thr sympathy. kindness and liberal
patronage shown the undersigned has
lr4wn him to yoar beautiful city.
VIII tie approach of Christmas,
81 r;;ou seeks for appropriate offer
iaE>: ad:aiga!ioG requires some
mvtAo' of expression, esteem desires
to render fitting trih!;e- love looks
forts souvenirs. and Friendship wishes
20 OFF, is mcmcn:acs. Hundreds
OF hu>bIuGs :.Ii wives eagerly search
at!ar ei2gart "ifis for each other:
thousands of parents want sensible
presents for their children: and tens
OF thousands of children are prepar-
ing to surprise T:tlcr and mother
wifi! Il JenviJd Christmas Git
And now ia these days OF trashy
books and sill "trashicr" book
agents. | hope it will be a relief to
you. dear people Of the Cape to have
an Oil. trial. rciiabie and faithful
friend in the book trade. to quietly
call upon You AMI supply you with
the latest and the best in artistic
literature. The finest bibles and the
hes; books only. aro handled.
Thanking yoa for past fayors, /
hope to NEE: you FOR future ones.
Yours truly,
LOUIS RURY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

finest we have eve heard. The
young ladies, whose names We have
unfortunately n.islaid, deserve high
praise for their assistance. 4
A short talk from II. W., Grand
Master Parson, then "Home Sweet
Home was sing by the choir. :.
Then a vote of thanks to the orator.
u. c. Norton, the choir and Mrs. Sal
lie F. Fuhri, YVES moved and carried
by the whole audience rising 20 their
feet, which showed their high appre-
citation of the evening exercises.
This closed one of the most even.
tu.l DAY we have 5scr witsessed a:
the Cape. and the benefits an
blessing that will spring from tho
work of the Mascns this day will live
and be fei, for good in ages yet to
come.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
If Col. T.. J. Moss intends to give

If Col. t. Moss intends to give
us a new boat to take the place of the
steamer Idlewild next year il is time
we were hearing something about it.
The Idlewild has built up a splendid
trade and We understand she has
made money for her owner, but we
think our patronage deserves a better
boat, and we believe that if we talk
kindly to Mr.. Moss he will give us a
better boat.
-Mcgrinline cures any headache
in 80 minutes. Sample free. Tn
DR.. Whitehall Mcgriminc Co, South
Bend, Ind. Sold by Druggists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Ttl; R:SD.AN.

Ambrose. the Chicago humoris;,
a: the Opera House November Esd,
1891.
Born. in this city, November
nth, 1891, 10 Mr.. anal Mrs. L. f.
Blomcyer, bouncing big boy. Mcihcr
and child are both doing we'll. and
grandpa DIR. Harris is happy.
The st. Louis papers Of Tuesday
report a robbery and attempt at MUIR
der Oh the steamer Idlewi!d on her
way up TO st. Luis last Sunday
night. They say an Arab was robbed
and almost beaten to death ir his
state room.
DIR. Rolston and Rev. Arthur
were out cunning yesterday. They
report lots of game in the swamp.
and TO sub>tantiate their story tI.cy
brought back with them a nice bunch
of squirrels.
Frank CAM received a large
shipment of holiday good per steamer
Ferd lIerold to-day.
The Lccture.Burcau'
The Lecture Bureau,
Coming-James Clement Ambrose.
of Chicago, November Esd. 1891.
Frank Hell. of Los Angeles. Cali
fornia, arrived in the city Wednesday
and will spend week or two here
visiting old friends.
Some mean scamp passed n mu-
tilated half dollar on the editor of the
Southeast Baptist he other dry. and
the fact that the coin was dropped in
the contribution box when the editor
preacher was taking up a collection
for his preaching is enough 10 dis
hearten the poor fellow and cause
him to leave the pulpit.
We r pleased to know that The
farmers are taking some interest in
the Farmers Institute 10 be held il
Jackson on the lSth of this month.
We have heard quite a number of the
leading farmers OF the county dis
cussing the Institute and they are all
of the same opinion-that is, that
every farmer in the county should
attend the Institute and there exhibit
something raised on his farm.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
A Tonic.

Tbs is what Lemon Chill Tonic is:
y complete blood purifier; a certain
appetizer; a nerve and brain food, and
while it is as pleasant as lemonade and
children or; Tor it, is so certain in ac-
ton that every bottle is guaranteed by
the proprietOrs, and who authorize.
their agents. whose names r below,
TO refund the money in any case where
the medicine fails to do what is claimed
for it. Can anything be fairer than
this? Remember the merchant whose
name is TO this is authorized to act for
Us in tie sbsye guarantee. W. do not
claim 10 cure a whole family with n
bottle but to break the worst case of
%cl.iils. Manufactured only by the
Lemon Chemical Co. For sale by
Miller Il Wilson, Cape Girardeau, and
Ben. Schwab, Dutch;Own, No. 4
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Lemon Chill Tonic.

Is so pleasant that children look
forward TO the time to take it and yet
Is certain to cure the worst ease of
chillS, and is a surf blood purifier
while the appetite will improve from
the first day of its use. Remember
that each bottle is guaranteed to cure
the most stubborn chill and in connec-
ton with Wells Lemon Liver Pills
will cure the worst ease of bilious
fever. dyspepsia or rheumatism.
Manufactured only by the Lemon
Chemical Co. For sale by Miller &.
Wilson. Cape Girardeau and Ben.
Schwah. Dutchtown, Mo 4
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
baby was born down on

Another baby was born down on
Spanish street Sunday. That street
is surely the lucky street for children.
d. F. Davis. Esq, left this MORN
ing for Milford, Delaware, where he
goes to spend two or three weeks
with his father and mother.
A carpenter cut a door in the
old Painter house on Independence
street opposite the DEMOCRAT office
to-day and in doing so he found he
was working on a log house. That
house las been standing there nearly
fifty years and the logs are as sound as
they were the day they put in
the building.
The man Stafford who was
charged with shooting Mrs. Rolwing.
had a trial in Judge Kimmel's Court
last Saturday. 1t was proved that
the shooting was accidental. The
plead guilty to the charge of
fast driving Oh n public road and
Justice kiminel fined hin ten dollars
and costa. lie iorkcd over the money
and was released.
1t begins 10 look like winter will
before u baildcrs and con-
tractors are ready for it. few more
Of warm autumn weather and
most OF the buildings now under WHY
# construction would he under roof
md then they could be completed
'iring the winter months.
-WANrfr-Enersctic young man
o manage branch office. Sa!=ry
800 per year and Intcres: in business.
food references and $500 cash re-
Address, 425 Range Build
ng. Omaha, Neb.
They were having water famine
own in Scott county last week ana
petition was being circulated 70
resent 10 the County Court TO order
special election TO give the people
II opportunity 10 again vote on LEGAL
ption. If The dry weather had con-
uued It is said the election World
ave been ordered and local option in
nat county would hava been wiped
AT. bnt now il has rained there i, 10
''ling what will happen.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Gi,e Csnss:I aEl Missouri.

Missouri. a. appears from the cen
>us return. carried last year $685.
j!:.J37 in fire IS race in 235 COM
~igaaies. The aaiouEt paid in prem
ians a!.d assessments for this was
%h.79a,2ll. The losses paid cash
a.lauHiei TO $G.0li.29S. From this
!: appears that Tor every dollar the
companies received for Missouri risks
la; ycar tAay Voc obliged to pay
back On Losses >;x.y-two cents. Tar
ua:io Insurance. VIVA: there is OF it in
Missouri. is of the most profitable
Oh 'acrrr. The 81. companies gives
Tornado insurance in Missouri last
yCsr recrivc! in premiums S5i.S99
All they pal! out 3l.733 for losses.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
George vogt Dead.

George Vogt died at his home last
Monday morning at IL O'Clock. The
deceased had been confined to bis
room several months with dropsy.
For the 'ast two weeks Mr.. yogt Was.
thought to be %imrroying but his con-
diiiou was not what his friends ex-
pected. For several days he has been
grow ing weaker and this morning he
passed away. George Vogt was well
known to our people, having resided
here nearly all lis life time. lie
leaves a wife and several children.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

stration where the emblem of trea-
SON. is carried Or displayed. Let the
cause which triumphed in the war be
maintained in the completeness Of its
victory and the fullness of its sig
nificance.
[Signedl JOIN PALMER,
COMMUNICATIVE Chief.
BY the Commsndcr-in-Chief
FRED PHIsTERER,
AnJUtANr Quick,
Assistant Adjutants-General.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Rheur.stism Cured I'm n Day.

Mystic Cure" for HheI ina ism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l TO S
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves al once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, 75 cents. Sold by.
Rider Il Wichterich, Druggists, Capo
Girardeah, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Lectnrc Bureau.

Again the Lecture Bureau appears,
but only in Il better course of lectures.
than yet here offered. Arrangements
have been consummatcd whereby u
course of lectures for this season will
be presented which beyond doubt
must prove a successful one. The
Bureau opens its course of lectures
with J. - Ambrose, the Chicago
humorist, November Esd, 1891. Don't
miss the occasion.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
lie is Sot Built That Way.

y report comes from Cape Girar-
deau that the marshal Of that place was
suspended for refusing to pay his
dog tax.-CharlcstOn Enterprise.
There is no trnth in that report.
Our city marshal is a bachelor and
we don't believe he ever owned n
dog. However if he owned a pack
of forty hounds he would be the first
nan to step up to the Captains office
and settle.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
WEDNESDAY

Fred Glover is confined 10 his
bed witt Il bilious attack. lie wa;
bad sick yesterday, but he is better
to-day and his physician says he VIII
soOn recover
Great Bend, No. has the smallest
daily newspaper in the world. 1t Is
a four page two column folio and
when untoldei and stretched out 10
its fullest extent measures eleven
inches wide aud nine inches long.
-Ds. Peters wa down at Beech
wald Yesterday looking at some land
he is about 10 purchase.
Out al The county seat they are
beginning ia talk about the Ecxt
election. it is 4 little early. bu. there is
10 harm in = little friendly discussion.
We understand that we are 10
have a wedding in the city y 1I.ains-
giving day. The ceremony will
probably be- performed i'll st. Nil-
cents Church.
We received 4 fine lot of stationc-
~ this morning. We DO not DO
printing quite as cheap as ilicy dv il
Chicago. bu: we do work iu,t a.
nicely and charge on: living rates
for /.
ALI the coal brought TO his city
now comes over the Grlad Tower
road and as that road and tla Zig
Muddy Coal Mines belong to thc
same firm the coal V e; is :.iI 81"
Muddy coal.
We are Informed thai Tie George
B. Clark property has again changed
hands-tl.is IN" Il StptdarI cor;lrty ,
man is the purchaser.
Why is it that our coopcrs con-
;iuUc 10 send oil for their barrel
sta"es. when we have = Stare factory
right here in the city: ratronizr
home Enterprise. That Is what brilGs
up 4 town.
Mr.. Frank u. Tcuerbar!cr. the
gentlemen who purchased the Hen
ninSrr brewery property. h&s moved
hi- family i: ;hiS city. and i. vii
h"ain work Immediately OF she new
brewery. Mr.. Fcurrtarhcr brought
aiih him from: -. L"n:~ ;le iinc.:
team of horse cyer brought to ;lli- +!
ray.
We hear cos~::"ra3!r complaint
::b5%: lie condition Of the :; .ci:.on
Gravel road. Tt2y a:c working t."
Rad and " ~i.lares ahera ii = .rys!,::
"rayc:ird i: = SAID Eat; 4 team cal
not pull anything Ike a load o"cr L..
-Corac. lots in this civ. Ike
corner Ir;. in IL" New Jerusaiem. are
becoming yer" valuable.
There Is lots Of ground within
TIE city Limits Of This ely that can
We; be purchased g; mndrra:e figures
and those who expert "a reside here
permanently had better fa>icu On TO
snTic of X r.ilc ii !. rlfra2. Scr.ar
have Il grand ru.h Of homc-,cchcrS
Ia the near future and should sI;h
the business part of the city
viii DC unpleasant: for residence, ar .
those who now reside down town
sill wish they hcd bought ground ,,
Dut in the quiet part of the city on
10 build. This. CO coarr. ~
a suggestion. We know not
what E!ay happen.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14
Hforrroom for Rent.

The storeroom on Spanish street,
known IS the Ladies Bazaar. is now
Tor rent. The location makes it a very
desirable place for a retail store of
most any kind, and especially for a
notion store. Fer terms, etc, apply
TO MrssT. +. Wheeler, who resides in
second story of building.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

The Shareholders Of the Cape Cir
arGeau Building and Loan Associa-
ten are hereby notified that an cleo,
ton will be held for nine Directors
on the frs; Monday in December
1891. FROM $50 TO 0 O'Clock p. M.
HENRY \. AsTHoIz.
Secretary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

EDITOR DENoCRAT:-Will you be
kind enough 20 say to the id fools
who think have put a building four,
feet on the street TO please attend to.
their Owl business, or at least have.
some knowledge of what they arc
talking about 5. 5. HARRIS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

ro-soas calling % aHE Of the above letters
viii please s-v "A.v.rtizci." giving date %
this ls:. j: 10: ca,iri for wilma 'h.rty dcys
Icy will b. ze5- t. he Dad Letter OGre c:
wa-hla..o= CIV. e.. II. CRAIER. Z. II.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-11-14

NtNr-llsE st-i. lStI-
Adams. Chal " A"d-ew. Clara
EE-s. If Blake. !
Bcwlhy. >r.ry rSal, william
Brooks. ! l. ErlTii, CHRISTINE
Campbell, lack benson. Fra
Davis. Frank Dewitt, J
Dennis. ChGs Earran, Matte
Trrer. Rev NJ Gall, FL
fIcddr.cEs. YIN Iaacs, Nancy c
hyrta. stephan Eurt., Fi.s
Lawson. Geo Mire.aad. lanes
McGce. paT',e Nils. EEner
Ii.Iar, CIV Parks. Fannie
r1im. -aak Pa-c. Mary
Perry. Mar smith, III
sturgeon, Arthur TIiEkcle. y
T2ylor. Geo Gilfo1:, Mary
Watts, Lee WILEY, frank
The sun., 1891-07-08
s,oaAf1A1N LAW saw THREE DIE
The Tremendous Ncene IN the Death Chan.
ber as He WitassssA IL.

The Tremendous Ncene IN the Death Chan.
Dor - He Witassssa IL.
Chaplain Law Of the Tombs. who was smilsr's
spiritual adviser. returned yesterday to his
homo In West New Brighton. Ho complained
OF severe nervous exhaustion. He said that he
was Obliged BY Warden Brown to promise not
to divulGs the proceedings In the death cham
ber. He would not say whether he had signed
q written agreement. sworn an oath. or pledged
his word merely That. too was to bs hid In
silence.
II don't understand" continued Chaplain
Law. "how you reporters know 20 much Of
what happened IN the prison. and what sur
prtsss me most 10 that the reports with one or
two exceptions. are substantially eozrsot Il
is reported In the papers that was prsju-
diced against electricity a. means Of death.
That Is true. think II removes the stigma OF
tho Rallows. and ! thought death came as
quickly by hanging as By tho electrical
method. But from merciful point OF view I
must say that I am converted entirely to the
new method"
What. then. was the cause Of your nervous
ness ?" asked the reporter.
well. 1t Was . tremendous scene. and the
strain was very RrsAta Every time the surrsnt
was turnsd on thsSs Was soatxsstssA os The
The sun., 1891-07-08
DIR ROCKWELL,S REPORT
"Thers was No Hitch Break In Any Of
the Procesdings."

"Thers was No Hitch Break In Any Of
tho ProcesdinGs."
Dr.. Alphonso D. Rockwell who witnessed the
executions OF the four murderers. returned
from Sing Sing to his offlce at 113 West Thirty
fourth street about O'Clock Yesterday morn.
ing. When questioned about the manner tho
four criminals met their death he said 1t would
be impossible for him to give any details OF tho
occurrence.
''All that I can say-and you may quote me
to that effect" replied the doctor. "is that tho
executions OF the four men were thoroughly
successful in all respects. There was no hitch
or break in any OF the proceedings. Neither
were there any evidences OF pain or suffering
other than the sudden contraction or the mus
oles Of the body ct the instant the current was
turned on.
sion / stated my views In favor Of electricity
as method OF administering capital punish
ment. and the scenes ! have Just Witnessed
give mo NO reason to change my former opin-
DR.. Rock we'll said he did not know the exact
number OF volts used, but tho voltage did not
exceed 1900, and perhaps, was little less No
new appliances we're used that he know Of.
When ask ed how tho different mon acted As
they sat down In tho fatal chair and whether
JuRiro made any struggles. as anticipated. he
sa!d: Il can only say that, there were 40 dim
culties IL .fultlliing the law. and eyerything
passed on in a thoroughly successful and sat-
tslactOry manner"
The sun., 1891-07-08
4 BARBAROUs SUCCESS

| % Ssys Ex-warden Brush. who Arranged
the Details or tho Apparatus.
e1Ne sNa. july Tho man who is re-
| sponsible moro than any other for the
success Of the execution is ex-Warden
Brush. He was Warden when the Kemm-
ler execution occurred at Auburn. He
said then that II ever an execution occurred ut
Sing Sing the scene OF horror should not be re-
peated. and he and Principal Keeper Con-
!, nauRhton sot themselves to work to perfect the
machinery and execution houses that were used
to-day. Tho ex-Wsrden was not present to
witness the success Of his plans He was In
Sing Sing however. visiting his relatives. He
drove over the hill and down the road that b as
been kept closed By Warden Browns mon
with their winchestcrs. he stopped whom he
calns 70 gro crowd OF reporters standing without
- Wen boys" he said. is IL ovsr" "1tis"
rep'Sa WSs TIE !, sun ms asked tn. Warden
somsShas snsioasiy. Absorbing @ to ali lire rs.
ports, said the reporter.
0apRss NJ
Ss;sss os: ssss +
self" he said. worked very hard and studied
ssE D. sS
ises as. they ;. could possibly, bo. 81
sl the maohp.rS ITSELF was ypalessssd y
experts who were supposed to know all
about It. But the placing Of Il and the wire
connections, the placing Of the chair. The
system OF signals by which It was absolutely
impossible for any one outside the execution
house to turn on current before the proper
time. the little instruments that were arranged
to prevent any current In the death chair
even II such an accident did happen, were
all details worked out By us.
Everything was OF the sim plest possible ma:
ture. A child could understand 1t all and could
perform an execution II told only once how to
do it.. II the execution had beon bunRled this
morning y would have been because some one
done 1t Intentionally for some reason.
! congratulate Warden Brown. Mr.. Connapgh.
ton. and myself ON the success. It couldn't
possibly have been moro satisfactory: aud now
l want to say that am opposed not only TO
mont. Killing men has reached Z science. It
is simpl, snap Of thSfnger and liis is u, gone: n:
crime OF murder hardly dread that. That sort
Of punishment ts no longer deterrent and
and Ia OF use to the community
The sun., 1891-07-08
THAT PLEDGE OF sECRECY:
It Burdens, mt Present, tho Souls OF tho
witnesses from Albany.

It Burdens, mt Present, the Souls or tho
Witnesses from Albany.
ALBANY. July THE train arriving hero at
s:O5 ?. NJ. from New York brought tho Albany
Witnesses to Warden Browne private execu-
tlon at Sing Sing this morning. All OF them
skunk in. oppressed by tho autocratic Warden q
extra-legal fat OF secrecy. and instead Of going
to their homes they sought clubs and hotels.
Deputy Attorney General John Hogan. who
came In on this night train. although he left
Sing Sing at 10 A. NJ, says he was not
. witness Of tho execution. and all that he
knew OF tho execution was heresay. and that
was simply that there had been no struggling
on the part OF tho condemned. nor burning Of
flesh or hair. nor drying out OF the electrodes.
Mr.. Hogan furthermore stated that he was not
tho bsarsr of death warrants but had only
gone, to Sing Sing TO act as legal adyiser for
Warden Brown In case. Counsellor Hare or
come othsg lawyer should appear and try to
been granted In the case OF Wood.
DR.. 4. b. Ward. who Was one Of the witnesses,
was met at the train with DR., FRANKLIN Town
send. also OF this city. but ther Of the would
bad been great and decided success. Without
hitch In programme or struggle on the part OF
tho condemned. and that the autopsy had re-
yealed thai, dssth had been ipsfantan eous.
The They would ike 70 say m,rs. they said. but
secrecy before leaving. and they could not
violate their agreement.
George Edcar Oliver. . music teacher and
friend OF Warden Brown, who was inyited to
sna sing sss. ssass Il. s.sa: sna &:
TITS no use can't say word. dare not.
The sun., 1891-07-08
CARRIED OUT WITH DIGNITY,
DR.. Macdonald Bsys-He Will Not Tell
whether 6losum's Flesh Was Burned.

Dr. Macdonald Dsys-He Will Not Toll
whether 6losum's Flesh Was Burned.
ALBANY. July 7.-Dr. Carlos T. Macdonald
was found by DR.. Ward on his arrival here and
taken from tho StanwiI Hotel to Dr. Wards
residence. strict orders being given that no
one should bs Informed OF his presence In the
city. He was questioned By sun reporter ~
70 his part In the execution.
Dr. Macdonald said that In soeerdanes With
Warden Browns arrsngsmsnt each witness
took his station and ao'ed the part assigned
him.
The prisoners were brought In one By ono In
charge OF single offioer. unpinioned and un-
restrained. They came In without resistance.
or remonstrsnos and there was nothing that
could be called an unpleasant scsne. The con-
dsmned men took their places In the
fatal chair voluntarily. and NO force
was employed ON any Of Them. JuGire being
particularly Haotsble. There yas Dot 8
bgsak N the plan laid dewas md