The sun., 1891-07-08
LAWYER HA1nEys LAST 1fsuxS
Wood IL Dead. but tho Fight Over tAo
Stay IL still On. Mr.. Haire Says.

LlIuc 10 t8lks N lElOuu otuOuS tu0 u0WBp0D9k
mon singled him out flnally.a and to him he saids
II waR asked to come hero IS . reprssensa-
tive Of the State or counsel to the Warden. u
was expected that the counsel Of some OF the
condemned mon would appear at tho last mo.
ment with some sort Of an appeal: theysuculd
call stay. and 1t was necessary that pmo
State representative OF the law should II On
hand to advise about them. did
not see the executions slept sound-
ly while they were going on. and only
knew that they had taken place ON awakening
for breakfast. From scientific point at 1isw.
they were matters OF no interest to mo. for Y,
am no scientist, and as for seeing any kind oI
an execution at all would 20 long waY tlJ
avoid 1t. I did not sign any paper not totalk K
and did not see any such paper. am undeIs
be.SI,aSt bo sH5t st RBsdes heard great deal
The doctors talked. and what they all ~
MAs IN sverS srs W. Way IL HE current Vas on apple
once. and was not continued more tnan twent v
shsy " hs and ts s
hands. = contraction o. the muscles. and sli va
!ss!s l!ps zfheif death was Ike tho :asDDiss
A6oq nassr s ssy ef W1SS &: hss sso
sns s.vs psse bs Ess%Hs s 1T, f s
petition ior writ Of habsas corpus: Thays
eoe TSs
mo- said to Mr. Haire: Why. this u mot =
1T acts as one.' he said. e M
"a. You are mistaken.' said T. @
No. am not he said. Why. don't yoeS
a shs aetsd ,od
a %oud R3 haSo 70 lis law beofs e Sas
up what be sad Then n he t.et went Oh to s6s VII
Woke woke 1p % town own lswysr v who had the book In
shs 5 s rsss ease that ssS aHTss e
~ came PTlRsiDlss arc mot involved. and .hsz
M. !in%|s t. !. SAID know it, but think
i it.a as sue SUCH: Mr. HARE said he wanted stay
sas %ae1 usss Sis %
could not recognize any such proceeding. and
There was but ono mourner over the death
of the mep i WAS Lawyer H. Hare As WoSrnsd
him for Troubling himself about a man Who had
not q cent aud 70 whom he had done bis duty
win vi 'hs shs AT for ofGaeo Elm 10 tho sss.uss
he an Wsn as Ris that
e. sa:
Es s5ou 10y
convicted. and his case. though It may have
had merit, went mp or down as tho Others went.
though the OF hers were commonplace murders
by men nndeserving Of ofsympathy. At bis trial
not a witness testified In his favor. Since then
he a9zGP bas aaEs i0Ps ds's:
armed with q knife whom Wood shot him. and
that he had drawn 1t and had prepared to
Lawyer Haire after his effort at the prison
To- effect a stay failed went to the station.
There was no train untl about the time the
SSnnips deSn Il: stT;ss to ths ssl;sIspA SsS
He asked Ike w eaeeriy. % Is he dsad.a rsfsrrinS to
Wood. In a few minutes the reporters came
running up again. and he asked the same
question. It's SmilGr." said tho reporters.
They finished their dispatches, and returned
tS the pr'.op Ihe thru r. time time they came with
fhs was aegoss g Se stree.
something TO- strengthen his nerves Hs bad
had practically, no seep since Friday niehf
and was nearly broken down. One OF the re-
porters 'old him Wood WAS dead. Tears camo
Into the lawyers eyes. He stood silent mo.
ment, and then. smashing one fist down In the
othsr Tho exclaimed: Somebody will suf1er for
have two good grounds" he said. "for
proceeding against Judge Lacombs. and
sb all certsinly fight this thing now to tho BIT
ter end. 1t can't do that poor boy any good.
but propose to see this thing through.
In the first place. United Sta o. Circuit
Court Judges have no right to neglect theiH
business by refusing a stay In ihis eess Then.
ance in ofloe in having his Sign ature erased
from those papers. l. shall certainly take legal
they will bo."