Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-10
TgIE LYNcHING
D. ROGERS MURDERERs ARE
E,yGgD AT GLENCOE, MINI.
ned .Ecd Men Breaks Into
Vii Mad the Jniior ana
Inc sacure MusErOye and
hi. The Prisoners plead
H., - .,xcs. but Are Hustled
of Town md Hanged
pr,due on the Road TO
s..ue of Their rin'e.
Ninn.. sept. s.--The murder

uinn.. Sept. S.--Ihe murder
fs0e' Rogers has been avenged
~ perpetrators of that horrible
toe Iune have been made to
ass extreme penalty. Their
tns now lying at the city hall,
!, death. and their lives were
bv a revengful MOD OIL
\ murdered man. a. 60
.lsn' the hours of l. and | SAT-.
| 0Isht JailerWaddell was aroused
W slnmbers by a gentle rap at
W. and. opening it, a crowd OF
|O1i, ,,an probably. thirty in mum
tsafrnnted him and forced their
VA rho residence portion of the
1 nav then demanded the keys and
FUSED. but in order TO avoid
,onseouences the keys TO the
y were finally turned oyer TO the
u,;oad mob. The jailer refused TO
.ha demand to open the doors and
ana,lv tied down TO a chair while
~ proceeded TO break the locks
N aces. After accomplishing this
sai7ad the prisoners. ordered
= dress hastily, and in spite Of
!. nitiful requests to be given an
.,nnity to say a few words, We're
E.S and taken away. The iailer i'm
Es,elr ave the alarm by notifying
In Sandman, who in turn notified
mar Miles. and a search was inn
Ea,alv begun. A short time later
babies were found
hanging From the Bridge
.ioc Buffalo creek. on the road
n leads 10 the scene of the crime.
| bodies we're not yet entirely stih.
[ag apparently been hanging less
4 an hour. The body of Cingmars
| hanging on the east side and that
husgroye on the west; exactly as
| stood when the murde- was COM
Eaa The bodies We're raised 10
bridge by the sheriff and coroner
! aiken 10 the city hall. where they
\ prepared for burial. The rope
| was an inch rope and the drop
| something like fifteen feet. Their
k were broken by the fall. When
HI their feet were hanging in the
tpr about a foot. No marks Of vi
he were found on the bodies,
b TWO men. Tailor Waddeil and
ad Hops. who were overpowcred.
IN a terrible state of mind over
II experience. and We're so excited
he time that they were unable 10.
l ans description of the men who
nmised the mob. All wore black
SIS and none but the leader spoke.
! looks were broken of the cages
D a sledge hammer. The best peo-
ID the city are loud in their de-
scation of the act, and while all
pe that the men should have been
he TO suffer the extreme penalty.
/ were in favor of letting the law
! lis course. The action of the mob
severely criticised by the res
and the feeling against mob
is severe. An inquest will be
! over the remains tomorrow. The
Tier of CingmarS is here and the
Of both men have been mott
but have not yet been heard from.
groye was found guilty of murder
iae second degree. while Cingmars
had no trial.
.Iniinr NnIInyIf Gtn~
Edward Waddell told his story
! reporter as follows.
! heard a knock M the door Of my
rooms between II and / o'clock.
lent and opened the door, and in
lei a lot of big. strong men with
* cloth masks on their faces. They
asGded me to open the door leading
lhe jail corridor, and when | re-
the leader of the party. a large.
man, proceeded to break down
non door with a sledge hammer.
W him not TO break the door. as L
AFRAID the night watch on the in
! would shoot when the door gave
lie then took me by the shoulder
oid me to get the keys 1T once,
started after them, the leader
alhg me along with one hand and
ang The sledge i'm the other hand.
Z got the keys they tied my
~ behind me and then proceeded
laiocG the cage, but when the cells
: reached rhe keys could not be
~ mat fitted the large locks, and
Hader smashed them with his
~ The night watch. Adolph
was pushed into one corner Of
lii and held there by several of
pafly. said to the mob: Men,
: oFer what you ire going TO do.
aay VIII come when you will re-
your actions here tonight. Let
NV take its course. but no plead
!" NINE could stop the determined
!, after the mob reached the cell
p''sohers We're told TO dress hur-
y, ana hope / may never live to
ss such a terrible sight again.
s"e men prayed and begged pite-
!, put they We're not allowed to
'heif mouths. and were gagged,
: eioth tied over their heads. Ia
M the prisoners out, as they
me, they tried to tell me some
~, the Only word | could hear
ao.ler,' from Cingmars. After
,oo passed out, and as soon as /
ia.ied by the night watch | gave
a'afm to the sheriff"
- - Dorman Musgrove Of Ken
i. and =. A. Cingmars OF Rhine.
is, killed Sheriff Joseph Rog-
! sae he was attempting to arrest
!, vi assaulting a farmer. An at.
~ was made to lynch them and a
psay OF militia was sent from st.
u 4" protect them. The men were
tba y ~. Paul for safe keeping un-
,taa lflal last week. They were
! separate trials and Musgrove
seeau urday convicted of murder in
MINNESOTA bitches.