davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

% bsnne Glare OrO5 mig 9aaret, lisp mig NGisn %
pinto mig paa tuien ~iOriteuiss weaabsr.
9sbepr is at i9G at is naits Waor9en paasreoe no en-
iO~riGroeIie 6OueOpin: Os neo en- 6eIeIie al ct laa dln''n0e'
lgt 9Eoebefiueeubs, at ies lite par iituno til at tOrlae; ~t
gRrsie?
llopau GiisrmiObascn fslte leg mig bog bstposIts beore.
% jog bapos nstop Ia9t mig paa SOfatu os tanot en- lang
Bibs, Oa en- beftis Gptnius GursOSren fit mig til at fare
op. gtosle Ss,uu6er efter aubnebe8 beft9t min Dsr, os en-
Harp auin0eftsmme rOabte:
"Spring inO til Gar Og pis bam, bpor glade 8 er tbam!"
8 matte 2sbItt if9rtsOe ct baIUt 9uiiu itiOne finger pno
mig uneer ~lloruubct:
"paya! gapa!"
Sesnsn par faa urtOmiit, at is piIOe at tuus Ieet al fuIo
Gals, buis ie9 life Goaabnin8en bapOe trOst at is eIsmeN'
ttnos f~OrasteIige imiIsnos anf9t.
gu raGbte ieg iifeoet beftist, ibet is fSste DIT bsfri mig for
be pGmmeIige llnger:
"Suao ifal bette bcip6c2 lib meO Der. ~llugr!" On lang
9UinOe meb itarpe Grat Os ct Bar buasie, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dine par M truabt inO gGreIiet.
Sun toitebe nm ct 9IIt pao mig ps iasoe faa til gsrs
meme:
'9t bar toset fell al RsriOnen! Som, gOrnl Sstts er
iHe e6srs 6ar."
"SuOrban tun6e De pOue at ienbe mig bet ufOrifamntete
9reu os trGnse inb pua NIT gGrsIie paa renns ItaaOe9"
raubte ig flint.
NtJ IIptUt, " St Dlt HH AtuHU. Ky DupVe luuWt
Naun iom BAN, ipureOe bun rois.
Seq buuNe life feet fell. GIemeutira baube uirtsis itaust
6oritusu, O9 bun tom in6 @GreIist. "gr lite ben Serre
Der Ceres @tanb 2" ipurste bun ~unbieig. Sptnocn iaa pa
bcnoe meO ct f~Orusteist SIit. 9erpua iuorsoe bun Ell
lite minore f~oragteItg Gone:
"6uOr for &ietrins min 9lanb enO CT, iuu ct ban bog
en- Ntauo % life en- @utuu9el"
Glementna 10 bierteIi9t. N1eu bpab mig au9aar, foo
b0ube i8 uIOri8 fpIt mig taa ftamfuIO belle nit 2tu.
Seq piOite, at jS iaa meget, mesct uns no os baube bibtiI
Jolt mig itOIt bsrOuer. @Reu M fit ben i~trGttei8e Sutnres
Orb mig til at famine mig borrower. SmioEertio bra9te bisiC
Orb GIemeutinRS W2istante til aI6eIes at foriuinoe, iaa BET
par rofiaa bra ~aligeueI, at be bleu uOtaIt. Gfterat Gteueu:
tina meo @Grtinbcns J0iGIp baube fact fisrnet ben ubeba'
8eIise Suinoe % Ben6eS aftOu,, trauOte BUN isisn iuO til mig.
S9 M ipurste bun nmO ncOiaaeOe 0tne.
"9G bu tIstue mig Gltebs? Seq inbier M, bpor bum leg
bar pGret, cg ig Tan life tilstue mig ieIu, at js bar paret
iua fts mob big. aPeu bet Der greust par Stpto / alt.
SuOr6au tunbc is tro bet2 Sat ba tiEsue Os after eItt
mig?"
9sbcuer ies at fse, at leg ttlsau min f~ortrp1enbe SiareIie,
os at ri bIeu sifte paa ben Dag, iOm fOruO pur bIspsn be.
itemt for port grpQup?
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

sSusSernen9, Tom Fnbes afbHbet Dr er en- mooGns bsarmet WNF"e eFt "08''
Haunoe qPuoel iun "New Home" Spmafnen ro Sue3nele az Tue pehhee9 O, %
uoauteic of ale bers buarNe G9crfdbcr Der er til NafmnS9 oe esehna0l WH
nauoe inc 1cbebrinoer iom npormni1us mag ire ben til en- gnIhhe az lprre *"mN.
On a be fmNs SorneG % im er taet ehr New Home gNatNH Ct 0L III "R
oter ct Positive Feed, .ht. Der life bebepes noSen 6Gr elsr spring tr at taa MaHuen
til at arbeb. On euoent dOis 5orhorinl iom mart I'll btoe paafDmet al ehpOtT
ion beupter GpmnHiueu, or af@d, Der r iaahNcsf onfruret at Den Ian b9os % lanb'
pro Si9Ip f n fmpel SuOrtuns, ubeua TONNE iSersrsie meot the feed dog. aei
oamle GFaaOe at reguhre benut Gass Nuftne paI oeo &iGlp al StruT iom tafeo0t
the feed dog til the feed bar bar utO moi6t Sanfc8beoer tt oeriom bet Ms leo
fprenset nnO NDastgbeo, pHbe the feed dog enhn ranTs 6or' usrSasfoeaa l 9aas'
plaosn, eur o9na pHoe the feed bce uiGoh
Der e tmt nssn Gmbu per SOufrpttOnsn af 'Susoennsn' % I'm Saterale al
tebRe Slaos r bemu anoca0. aonrruttuuu or RrpeL % Stntrue er faa % cm'
bps@it heasfbe ps at beOFe arahtaj gntren nrbeoer bertor let % natsn ipolst
RaaIharreu er ruuO, mo Rc8notcr9es' Cdjustable beaHng0 pallet mo 6t
bsuht gwr mere eo nlminbeGe SUbbarbeN % booroeO Iaaebausn bhper rfano II
IGusge aO at OrbdOe uOen Ole ubsn at Tia sar siptIsn 8dar torbi Waalen rs
otnuer gpler or Sprtraabeu Hap buhkt gpE at ben al0rg Tan brGtH. Nalhnen
raber fg felt. babe pwu % n@re &raH 90 nrbHosr antomatFt ueeH Sm9n til let
dr pGrt grbebe
"Su8pcmen" brueer brtbst Srnno % Iarer lock stitch. Zen ppe2 raaof ss h9e
fra Sppkh uon at TRIBES eieuuem ct ear Here Suaer fr Den nuar Naaesst Stgiuen
trGbr fig fu; ben Tan trGpes igR9rfe pg RE at fortaa. 8aasne r seLseting % Ion
aWaa life fGhes teIn8tg
~ rt GAa trmLsh nasH rmhni LIT irnmen m InMs NHhhu al Snt nn
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
q. DEBORAH. IOWA.

Set CT MI en- NnnreO, iIoen jes mpotpg
Snmaiitnen "9ukpennen," o. pi bar prpoet
ben. Min Snltru Tiger. at ben arbeioer no.
mrrfet, % ri er pciTg!lrees meo ben. 6rnst
$l95. Sipert =. Siaa, sbercrpnlbIe,
Y. 9af.
Spulalttncn "Susoenren," ium ies erbolbt
lorn Nrenlte mso 1Hecorab'Bphen" / Stunt
Tan Ies frnst antetale. Sragten 60 Gents.
Wrs. .. Stafnep, GbIppetpa SAILS,
NlsconIin.
Den mootasue SbmnIfine "Susprnnen~ FL
ale Ylnaoer I'll Dor 9tirebsheo, bpcrfpr pi
tan anbetale ben til Ollie. gt Seru. pa
9rrarbeiee or imuit iorarbeioet o. imutt pos
leret' Zen er en- Trpo for ct GUS. 3roster
10 Gents. y. Carton, Clinton, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Seq Tan uotule ON Spmafineu '9uspclr
men, at bet life er operorepent, b0ao De-
ltlar aubefa!ruserne for ben. Zen sr iuIo
lea COB lonl noge1 800 Dollars Nialilne
5rast $l.50. SDeoopr Tpeaaro, 9tlels
UJle, gfIun.
Min Meriug OF Gnmafineu "Suspeu.
men" CT. at Den enboer Seuieeroe er iaa
600, lom man Ian pnife ia en Naiiiue.
Srasten bLep Se:l5. gn8nn Sobnion,
Neepra, q. 9atota.
Snun1liiuen "Susperuen," ipm len ncetoa
! gtaI Yfanueo, or pprr al Sorventuina Ga
tuiot ina COB. ON ilie bebre eno he as eQci
80 3olars Yaltiner, iom aotuterne relic,
rIrot oa iGlaer. 5ragten bar 90 Gents.
zen Senion, Stme Grppe, 9ebreIta.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Sbrano iiDen Scmtiaarcne

Den aCmmiS ion, iOm al GOfalre9ie.
rin9en bleo uSuRpnt iii at unoeris0(
"2larIa 8 % S~Irtnin9~ peb aulgrubt.
brnnOen / &icton GOuntp, bar netpt
aiFuttet fine llnoerisseIier, mebSelel
"SaIiiaT Ssralb".
&Ommis~ iiOuen, Der beItanr af Sn,
ipcctOr Gilpir, Geputp SuipectOr SO.
Naboen, Senrp Mit6ea % u. Gid,
baUbe iiGr til Sp9aUe at unberirge
Gilitanoen peo 5oOrps@ ruben, Der bar
pRret ibranO mart paa bet enc mart
paa bet anoet Steo i ooer 40 S(ar %
IremOeleS brGnoer. Zen enc @rplus
ion eiter ben unocn bar inotruffet, uo
mango Nenneteliu CT saaet tilipiloe.
gsaar Der ppitOo SlosbrauO ct Steo,
began GrbeIOerne Jig til ct anoct pa
8rop en- ny S6att. Scr at unoaau
SlOen ! en- al be spre @inesansc blcr
Der 9raoet en- S6ait, % Sui blep ta-
get no paa ell Yiiursnu9 u~miboelbart
unoer ben, Buur oct branote. onart
br9nOte bet pSiaa bcrisienncm, o.
e'rnbearbeioerne blep ngot til at iurs
trRtte,
Nlt, boao siGrss tunbe fra Giernes
SIDE, sr blepst sjOrt, men til iuaeu
Nptte, 90 ben pppsrlise @rube CT fall
TIT bleoen rsmt, itiDut Der for narpa.
rsnos bItuer GrbeiOet paa at uOpinOc
liOt Sui ira en- S~uersans, iOm beiinoer
fi5 unSer Ell Gel al ben strGtuius, De-,
III berries Of Slben.
Get bar Den nRonte Submissions
Spgare at ie eiter. buprp,ot upaet fun.
De 9lcrts Tor at reboe en- iaa paroiiulb
@lsnoom iom GpCrr'@ruten. I
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

'suspsnnsn' Ter sMt No. pa err elegant iaarA mo Snipu iii 1rrabeoet iom I'll
Raftnoeene gPaftnms Sobtgne e net let AaanoterI8t ost SAWpeie al en9~rDenpl
Gcrbtorns pau bette Dmraup. Set aupeubte Se er Of teOre Sefadnbeo % lml"
frarbetc. 2uirtuSu % roimptnnsen er al fOte Stang SpnSbuht % ae DC
tanie Dele igla1meu or mutt pUrst % utshpchreoG booroeo oetaare Jet % mag
fbt ubfeubs 9rRmatriaft e enhu Black Walnut eler antique Oak, eer Snt'
nb French Walnut Panels % rt fcrguet me Nickel Trimmings Soroene Ct la'eoe
al ostprret Era, iamnennt al 7 iorfru8e Gag bporoeo man bar o9naaet fwreS lple
rs iorbiubrt at Erect fan Taa fig anTnmj 5ONfpre r ioripnet meo plated castnS
SGroeoe Staaunppe bpIoer 2rpbnlst % the readle plate, bodtst gE at Wau'nen
orbaber me8t lehere eo euns er 9ufabet Zen bar be aualenefe % oeote
Attachments for nlmrber9 % fin fancy Sgm. On rofWl9 SnfrnthcHseoa fer
II bet nonte sQr snaNfe Sproh meoieMer bmr lRaina
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
st S~ugleboipitai.


.oant iuoeu. fine @ranier - eitsr Sts
,1eroe bet eneits / belle be 5orsnece
Statcr.
Genne ~eneitansnoe anItalt bar dlOr'9
curet @isnhnno for nosen tritamenta'
ri1t Stjnut elsr nusen auoen Sla9s
8aue, buerttn fra @nteltmrno eaer ira
stateu. Wlen beus Gier c9 Ssltprer,
s. q. Gruis, ipres life, itren9t td9st,
ct traugs nOsen Siatp; tbi OnsnO'
itisut Dprr tuOoet muuite life gior BAN
rig, iaa oar ban bog bibtil pGret tItat'o
til ii mpoe be lebsnoe nb9iiter.
Soct nan fer SIR. GrOis meo i'm
panpasiell9e Smbu ranore Or1trln9
blanOt fine beiiarebe 8enner, er man
itrar paa oct Rene meb, at gtauoeT'
Omiattcr I'm 8irfiOmbeo meb SIP %
SiR[. Webens Grbeioet brinser ham
% bans SuItru ct iOr9irit llOtomms,
iaa brinser bet Osiaa 6riItbeo os araI,
ter tilbase III mnneen lioen bspInSet
9ioenoe. 8eoiSfbeoen berom Itntter
gieuignlis 5usteOOtturen me9en 21s
ireO8Beo.
Sans SuItru bier iis life mincre
irteresieret / bsnne @irfen; bsnoes
busmoosrlise Natur iorne8ter zig bel'
fer life ber; bun er belt pptasst al in
Gjerning, pg benbes Mano tilltripsr
benoes pmisleube Smior9 for be in'na
8atieuter en- flor Gel oi gGren for
"Snititutionens" Selo. ga, 'elre
5uslene ipues en0os at f~Oritaa aft bette
% uotrptter fin Gnfusmlisbeb peb Ge8n
% uite peo en- uotrptsfulo &luoren I'll
iine to Selgi6rere.
GnsuaeuOe 6uglenes ep9oom Tiger
glr. GrOis, at be er uoiat for nGiten
ale De SOu9beOer, Tom MenneIfebeoen
er beienSt meo. 8ape9Oten, 5u9ie'
IlEgteus SelUber FER, er iirr mobin9e'
Zig for Spooomme. 2uu9ebet9nbelIe,
9utbarrb, Caring, Giitberia p9 andre
SnlieiD3bumme er blanbt be melt irem'
tr9oeuoe al bsune Dor SjalebR9ges
mango Glager -- @i9t % Rpoasra lite
at for8lemme.
SIR. Grois forflarsoe reb en- 9eili9'
beo, at be melt pirtipmme IariaSer I'll
Sp9opm blunbt 8ape9Gierue er upus'
ienoe Ggbe ps @ierne8 uiOrii9ti9beo,
{. ST. peo at iRtte 3Sre % 8Inouer
uabne, meocus Susleue f9Ioer 5iar,
buorpeb be iaa let fan paafsres er
fem S~urtiglelie. llpasienoe N9riue
bepirfer uproener / Mauen, Uite Rape:
tatarrb. Seune femme p9 buaronat'
te0e Gpsbom fan frsmfomme berpeO,
at nan muoer 6u9len meo Iuteter pq
li9nenbe fsoe Spiier. G~rempeluis TAI
raones, at Scr. Grois bauoe unoe,
Ssbanblins en- Colorado apegsie oer
gtapH CHARLEY, buiS upasieliSbeo %
9uaune SumBr par iremitaaet berpec,
at bens Serre bapoe label ben ipiiG
Sigb pg onoen ieo Ntao fra lit eset
8oro.
Den GarstiO, ba Suslene falbe,
GiGr, er ben iarlioite for ale Surfusle,
% oa 6UrIOmmereu er ben Gib, b.
8apc9pieu gjennemsaar fit 5iGrtub
CT bet bopcOiaseIis Oerue Ju8tcart, ion
trGn8er DIR. GrOiS' SjGlp qua Gusls'
boipitntet netOp Oa.
@odIns SirOs Og 9auarifusle fal
Der 5iGr nO8et ienere, nemIis tiolit
pua Splten, ua 3oftcren flyer, ban
ben SGion itnots bar SGnoerne iulou
ueo 8sbanolin9en al bisie imat
San9ere.
Stjsnt ban life bunOreres iaa goo
for be minbre 6usle iOm for be itprre
ila er bog bine me9et oGrre at bebanol
CO uOlber GUttoren mere geioar, b
be lille CT iaa lette at baanotere ion
8ape9gierne us 6siiNbsr minore Sntel
linens enn hisie. 1
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Sanfeforn al Snalas: Oct 9irsr mig munasn @ouo
at f., at Gsntst bar GrGnier, 0UmJeoen life.
9iust er BEN f0ite Sune, man maa Opaiue. fOrbi BET er b,n
fsrTts, man FL.
St5tater oIOri8; Sa uiI lite taune ~Opeybeuiis nOuen. Op.
tatHiHsen er iOm SPiser 10 mere man banter yaa benz. betO
beOre iGisr man Osm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Seq Werfe til neoenitaaenoe priier:

sRaHine 30. 3.-9O gnoeuHr % en- loet etFe mo Bent Wood Cover.. 500
sRafine no. 4.-9e Smfr pa br Goe 90 en- Hoen StnHs - .S2f.2
slafine No. 5.-2u StuHer pa beer @ee o8 en- lben StaHS - ..S22.2
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

n(5SD Z sisfe Trifer er imsttiatttt "IteoraB. q often" ga
sS % "gco @irnen" fur ct gar FAINT yrGmteboe. eSN
@aFuen Fan erbOnes Bad galuut ear eactrr, tsns pohret mS RaSnt Sus.
peuneu maIet oatre 9ubbosnaur paa Soen af 2aaat % paa grnen 9aa bper gnoe
Of gVnihnen rs0 GooeH asnIVs Blade buopua faar DEeuusr ar,r nte @hobOsHaper
Susbenneu er ale 2de en- fmhe &ln;ts gRaNuc ia Hs New Home aRaRne,
fn ben Tan bioe, % 9ar iaa let % fa Ipblpt im nceen SumaNme gRart6et
SnsoenneH 9araneres for 5 aar % ri pd ggre fN9nbe 9hbuS:
Suts life "Susptuu,n" nIe 9te CT faatoes, Tom Der apeteret, raa Ian Warfuea
fsnses hlbags % ig bill tlbagebtale bet iabc Sdub % 5raateH besse gde.
t- 2rpmR sruun en- Iarhr m sr ben nrmrHs semnb, ia IS for en- suaruaOnsss h,
saSHbs 10 AhSHusa mrR aRmrs frftap Belle
q. ANUMDSEN. DEBORAH. IOWA.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Sep puetI SIIH8 lERIles pt11e :
G%tiugeHe sipres bcrpeo fuloenot,
fat % fuIOItGuois eng paa bes9e
Giber af 9gist. RaItineu sr for.
ipnet nreO ct lot SaanobIul Ypcr.
TED man oeo SjGIp ai en- 5oGmc.
itrue ran ftauoie Mafinrrlst, meoens
Gpoleu iplces. Gen bar en- hsi
grm, iOm Segnirseu ptier, buiI,et
eiuer goo glaos oeo Egicts Saauo-
tsrius. uoeu at sioe ben ct tlumiet
lloieenoe. Zen bar oernGit en-
automatiR SpoIe 8iroer (bobbin
winder), Der er .iaa filter % pua'
liOsIis / fin Sirieu, at en- boarIis
bunoet Spole oil bore en- limit
Iinhfh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11

nomination was rejected Dy the senate De
cause, a. secretary Of state, he had given
to our minister to Great Britain secret in.
structions to deal with the British foreign
Office In o manner calculated to increase
the prestige Of his party in this country.
Barrett quoted the strong words Ut Dan
iel Webster denOuncing Van Buren's con-
duct on that occasion for being Tho sep-
rescntativs Of his party, instead Of his
country"
1T is true that Martin Van Buren's
nomination was rejected by the senate"
said Cooper Of Florida, interrupting the
Massachusetts, representative, 'but it Is
also true that in 1885 the people Of the
United States vindica:ed Mr. Van Buren,
by electing him president Of the United
States. And give you notice now" he
added, shaking his finger at the Republi-
can side. that Mr.. Bayard may be vindi-
Gated In the same manner" Barrett
called COoper's attention to the fact that
four years after Van Buren's vindication,
in 1870 ''he was buried SO deep that he was
never heard Of afterward"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11

has made him famous. He took his last
supper shortly after 10 o'clock last night,
and was surrounded by the deputies and
the death watches. Just before the death
warrant was read Hayward turned to his
brother, DIR. Thaddeus Hayward, and said:
''You know am u great believer in spir-
itualism. II l get safely on the other side
Twill send message to You" At J
o'clock this morning Hayward listened to
the reading Of the warrant.
Wanted tn Full .he Trap HIMSELF
When Sheriff Holmberg entered tho
condemned man said earnestly: II want
to ask you u last favor. Please let me
pull the trap. 1t will save you lifelong
anxiety and will give me eternal salts.
faction"
The sheriff replied: 81 cannot do 1t,
Harry. know my duty
On the scaffold Harry made an extended
statement. He said that to please the several
pastors who had called upon him he would
say, God forgive me for what l have
DONE" This is looked upon as a confess
sion. The trap fell at 2:lO o'clock, and
the wonderful vitality of the man was
shown by the fact that he lived for several
moments after the trap fell His neck
was broken.
Blasphemous to the Very End.
Even before dark last night morbid
crowds had assembled in the vicinity of
the jail. There was nothing to see except
the gray walls, or the occasional opening
OF the heavy doors to admit some official,
yet they fingered in the vicinity until afy-
er the tragic event had taken place At
midnight the throng numbered several
hundred. Hayward's final dinner, the ''last
supper" as he profanely expressed it, was
served according to his desire shortly afier
10 O'Clock and he partook of it with ap-
parent relish. Rev. Father Timothy ar
rived shortly after, not upon the summons
OF the condemned man, but in case that
Mt the last moment desire should be ex.
pressed by the hitherto unrepcntent man
for a spiritual adviser.
Laughed and JOked About Death.
During the evening Hayward held q
lengthy conversation with his attendants,
and laughed and joked on the subject of
his approaching execution. As Captain
jail looking into the alley Harry noticed
him, and shouted: That's right. Block
out the crowd. There will be no visitors
after o'clock in the morning. People
wishing to see me will have to call at the
morgue, as 1 intend to change my quar-
ters." And he laughed AS he said it. To
the newspaper men he said: Il would like
to see the account Of how this thing came
out and about my actions on the scaffold, ~
and again he laughed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11
CHICAGO NOT IN IT
Her Title Of "convention City"
10 Out Of Date.
ST. LOUIS CARRIES OFF THE PRIZE.

June 10 the Day ON which the National
Eepubiicsn Gathering WIN He Held
Bridgs city Men Hsppy-Record Of the
votes-Repubiicans ofth House Talk for
the Impeschment Of Ambassador Bay
ard for HIS speech In Scotland Against
Protection.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. The Republican
national convention will be held at st.
Louis on June 10 next. That was the de-
cision reached by the Republican national
committee assembled here. after spirited
balioting lasting two hours. The success.
sivc ballots arc shown a. follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11
DID NOT NEED ANY SLEEP.
In View Of the Long Sleep That Was {,
Come Today.

In View Of the Long Sleep That Was to
Come Today.
MINNEAPOLIs, Dec. 1l.-Harry Hayward
slept not a moment Monday night, al.
though he lay down and attempted to do
%. This did not seem to worry him, and
yesterday morning he said: II don't need
any sleep. I am going to have long
enough sleep tomorrow morning" And
60 his last day on earth wore away. De.
tective Quinlan has revealed q plot of
Harry to escape death, in which the con.
demned man put the utmost confidence
He had seen . fakir's show in which q
man was apparently hanged. but escaped
death by wearing . concealed harness to
which the moose was attached.
He wanted Quinlan to hunt up the
fAkir and get the harness. He was to
bribe the sheriff to adjust the moose to the
harness and his parents were to FIX" the
doctors 90 that they would pronounce him
dead His body would be turned over to
his relatives and he would escape to South
America But I will come back" he
ADDED, ito haunt and ruin my brother
Adry." Quinlan apparently acquiescod,
but did nothing in the matter.
II was just one year and eight days from
the time Harry Hayward committed the
crime that he was hanged. The exact
time Of the murder of Kate Gine-details
OF which are still fresh in the memory Of
newspaper readers-was about D. M. of
Dec. 8, 1894. The murderer's trial was q
notable event In criminal jurisprudence.
The excitement over the trial was intense
and at one time after the arrest Of the two
brothers it was thought necessary to land
them In the county jail at Sc. Paul for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11
SCOFFS AT DEATH.
Harry Hayward Goes to Eternity
as He Had Lived.
MEETS HIS DOOM WITH A LAUGH.

'Let Her Ga. Megarden," tho Words On
His Lips ~ He Went Down-Wants 70
Pull the Trap Himself, and Generally
Lives His Reckless, God -Defying Life to
the Lase-Asks Forgiveness ~ . COnces-
sion to Waiting ClerEymen.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. Hilary Hayward
was hanged at 2:1O o'clock this morning.
He made q statement of five minutes, dura-
tiOn, and while not making q confession,
said he hoped God would forgive him for
all the harm he had ever done.
The murderer went to the gallows with
. laugh on his lips, and went down with
the trap just as he uttered the words,
lightly, "I.et her go. Megarden." The
command was directed to the chief dep.
uty. Prior to the execution the con-
demned man maintained the nerve which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11
POWDER

back and Eept here. Everything seemed
against conviction. The jurors were
taken sick in turn, and it was at one time
thought that Juror Dyer would die
Then the county attorney was taken sick
and arose from his sick-bed at last to make
his closing speech to the jury.
Thirteen jurors were sworn in ON thjs
case, one having been discovered to nave
bias against the death penalty. The trial
was full Of sensational incidents. Both
Harry and Adry Hayward were on the
stand. From the time the trial was called
on Jan. q it was nearly seven weeks be.
fore the jury brought in its verdict Of
guilty of murder in the first degree, being
out but few hours. Governor Clough
set the executlOn for June ", but the fl-
ing of the appeal to the supreme court
necessitated postponement. On Nov.
- the supreme court announced its de-
cision, affirming the decision of the lower
court
The only hope, then, was in executive
clemency, and the governor was appealed
to by the family and friends of the con-
victed murderer. The plea of insanity
was pressed. but the governor was i'm
movable even when the murlerers mother
on her knees begged for her sons life.
That was last Saturday, and the same
afternoon the governor fixed the execution
for today. between midnight and dawn. f"
During the imprisonment of the con.
victed murderer there were many excit-
ing Incidents including two attempts to
escape and the finding of money and other
things in his cell, which were taken to in
dlcate preparations for the escape. Hay
ward had all along insisted that he would
not die. but that he would be saved at
last. He even is credited with q belief that
his life may be restored after the hanging.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11
WANTS I'D raPEACH BAYARD.
narrett of Massachusetts, SPRING. . Warn
Debate In the House.

Isarrett 0f Massachusetts SPRING. . Warn
Debate In the House.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il.-Representative
Barrett, Of Massachusetts,, enjoys the dis
tinction Of being the author Of the first in
tcrcstin9 incident in tho present house Of
representatives. He threw q bomb she'll
into that body soon after 1t convened by
Offering q resolution impcaching Thomas
b Bayard, United States Ambassador to
the court OF St. James. for high crimes
and misdcmcanors. Tho grounds ad-
yanccd In the resolution were the utter
snccs Of Bayari delivered before the Elm
burgh, Scotland, Philosophical Institute,
Nov !. In this speech Bayard spoke Of
protection" rs q form Of state social.
Ism" and said !: had done more to foster
class legislation" ''brecd inequality" Z"
corrupt public lifc," "lowcr the tone Of
Saespna. representation" divorce ethics
froA politics" than any other single
cAuss.
Such rcdections on the government
policy by United States Ambassador b.
foFc foreign audience, the resolution 10
<ASct, were in serious disregard Of his pro-
yrspcics and obligations and calculated to
iniups our national reputation II conclud.
ei by instructing the foreign Affairs com.
,nittee, which wns empowered to send for
S,sC>ons and papers, TO investigate and re-
IN "by impeachmento or otherwise" Bar.
-, ~s s-solution had been preceded by one
~ M. '-ussgue, Mccall, In . milder tone,
ond No. ,~0pseinR impeachment at all.
McCalrs rcsoi,.. ~. ~. U". ~.
objection and then /" was that Barrett
sprang his impeschmen. "s,s- :. - Sus !.
substituting question Of pe..- - sA'0 -
was 20 held BY the chair.
In speaking to his resolution Ban.
drew parallel between the cass q BayaEd
end thas os Martin Ven 0usVoA vheos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-11
The Strike OF Houses,niths,

NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-Thcru is no mn.
t.rial change In the holisesmiths' strike.
Among the rank and file of the strikers
there Is no denial Of their dissatisfaction
at the way in which strike benefits were
p lid Saturday. President Larry said there
was no material change In the situation Of
affairs, and expressed himself as being
strong In the belief that the strike wo aid
10 louy