The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-04
Worden and Darrant Obtais (
New Lease Of Life.
APPEALS WILL q oRAs1tck
Both Cases to ne Takes q 49, v,-ss
states sarr~~e cs.rs-xe ma.'
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Ne.r-reeai'ar Soy = Ex~c~Aseu%
'naer = statute rssssa IL Re~sns
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News.

SAN FRANCISCO. JwAe - = v,.-s'
den's life has htea sav<d fen.s:-~c.. = u u "A
least. his attorneys havtnR - sn.-sx:s "a
appeal TO the supreme coOrt n ehn ryssss2 !
States. and Attorney Cene4nl TSsr~s~ss - ~
having advised Warden Am ncl - hs,s -
Woricn tomorrow pouAte SSSs-rsss.. 49, .zS
have been taken by WoroenAt sts>s. 49,
who think there is much coufuu1eS =; -
IN regard TO taking an appeal - - ~, stk
trlcf and circuit courts 10 tho o6I15uSS s-s~s sI5z
of appeals and the United &ln3ic sz5
court. They have taken appeHE r. ~ .ssS9sg
district and circuit courts to fntl1 r.. s,sss-e
cult court Of appeals and 10 tk2 @sS.. ~ 4
court. or four appeals in all a. X
Anll n NettneR
SACRAMENTO. June S.--pfae1I n.,s 4
OF Folsom prison. tclephoned shI7 SS.
that he had received a ieleer1nk
from the attorney general advia(ne 351S Tsk I'll
to proceed with the hanging u ~ I
Worden tomorrow. Worden 67 T.Sss5sss 3.
found guilty OF train wreejune. g. 1a-
tcraey general said that Ills wf1lta2
Ion would rSAch Folsom iomorrow kif ~
Acting upon his advice. the exoenfI ~ I;
not take place as intended. Wnf&
says that he has netitied Wordou 6&6
had the sallows taken down. '7si
The law under witch Wcrde1 II
permitted TO secure new lQnoo ~
the warden says. was passed ~ q
during the reconstruction daY3 ~
TO make il possible in certat q
reach the Federal supreme cel3I1 ot1e
head of the state courts In th@ 81
II were matter. he says, q - r
issus did not involve human M
probably test its legality. but ~ e ~
as state ofYicial he will b -
the action of the attorney gx5IcE1 \
As the United States suprefno -
not meet till October. Wcrde6 III
at least several months louGet64
Wordcn Overcome at TT 5
FOLSOM PRISON. June a--y yf15
deIrious with joy when he l66H{ L
evening that he WAS not to ~ 4I q
morrow Al frst the ann6G -
Gszed him. and then he arcs ux
trembling legs and thanked Wok<
for the good news. The condGl
said that while he was prep1n
hraveIy To the xallows. be fezt an ~
tha. something would he done ~
him. The announcement he 6S&0
him more nervous than he Uo{a1
been IL standing on the kAlloN&
preparations for his HANGING ~
completed. Woyden has beea q
10 his cell In mardcrers' row. '
Worden having lost all hove of -
the ealiows. had written a la3AQx3
mother. who lives in New Yoyh u X
had also written a letter 10 his 4S N n1
SIN another to his brother. alt AjN< ~
missionary in Jaran. A Bible hAa
Worden's hands all the tin3A for eu~(
weeks. Warden Auli told him tnat r.
that tho application to the FedeFAll9
for writ of haheas corpus had beq4 A0
MED. l3
well. suppose that settles H.
worden without displaying fear e. e
ton. 1zS%s
Durrmnt Also ResplteA sst
SAN FRANCISCO. June a--While r.
hlssses his good fortune and gecfien
of the United States revised stat1
Theo5cre Durrant may look forward
Some assurance To at least seven tnom
more of life. iz3
Today. with the end Of his llfe e41
eigh, DAYS away. the simple act Of IN U
pesl 10 the United States supreme 60
arrested the process of the state Co
and set him far outside the shadow of H.
waiting seanold. His execution u -
stayed until after the supreme court g g.
United States meet. In October ana po{
upon the appeal from the circuit c.
which was allowed today. Even Il IN 4 IL.
peal should he dismissed early IN the To- =
the thirty days allowed By the stain g1lE'
between the time when the Day Tor IL
execution Is fixed and day Of ex6cuttG-*:
would carry the matter pretty Weib ~
ward the end OF the year. The pesult y
ties for further delay are numerous.
No formal stay OF execution. hOWoyose
has been given. Attorney General EJy1s
gerald has not yet advised Warden H.
not to proceed with the execution on J01
H. hat ne has given s,ich advice % W4c<
den .Uil In The worden case, and the u4f
rant case stands on precisely the 49,
footing Durrant.x attorneys regard tne1e
Immediate ishors IN his behalf at m en- v
ard are preparing for their next eRQx&
whicss will he before the United eteeo4