The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-28

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a,.rs-ss e~es ws~. t..~.,ea 10 STARTLED
wessder te~ard the spos Thsy Jaw sfs
horror of tbs situation and realized that
ous more murder had been added To the
already long list. with groan that could
be aeafd even across the street Mr. sehs.-
8 aeru, tArew 30 his hands and staggered
back Powerful rEaa thggzh ne was the
tase. hsss done It's zork. Ills face Became
asher psse ard he fel. to The sidewalk on
MS back and ssy rnaslon:ess.
Mr.. Bradley. Win pistol IN haai. So.
hin, fan and then turned around and walk
"a sJoagy down Tasrd avenue toward the
police station.
The situation was 50 insenss in ss dra-
matte interest that the crosd OF people
who had been eye witnesses stood IA IL
2 ssrie3xGn dumb They could hardly realize
sbassa mans life had gene ont before their
very eyes on the Sabbath. Women. aEo
could not ayeid the terrible spectacle, put
their hands 20 their eyes and hurried
a~sy. Men ran down the street after the
man with the smoking revolver. while
csisess hurried TO the side OF the stricken
man.
seheIdewap's Last Words.
The grss 90 reach hte s,aa v,as CARTS
u. ser.,,en aud byron " WILLIAMS Of
ya.f,rsta,yu a. ,xha were n,anasna Ia
fr,n. ~ "a. ,heatar ysneu the shot waa
sre,. knaellne dawn strstsea raised M.
EcbsIaergu,s head and asked him II he
was hurt.
with a great effort the stricken man an
swerss. eYes." Taan his face became
ssl,ea in eolor ard STATION saw that he
was DYING
.sf.eip me carry him int, the saloon,
ssid strattan 10 the crowd which waa
pressing around Two or three men came
10 HIS assistance aud MIR Sasselferup was
carried inside. one of the men then rush.
cd Qua for a physician. whi,e stfatton did
what he could 10 make the mans iazt
moments as easy as possible,
His vest WAS thrown wide open. and
there on hts sighl breast. near the ninpie.
appeared 4 red spot that slowly grew
i4rssr. He Vas bleeding Internally.
ibid you shout yourself" asked STRAIT
ten
s.No," replied Mr.. schelaerap as he mus
tered bis strength tor the occasion. ellie
shot tAe" Before ssfation could get him
TO say who he meant he sank into unean.
seionxness. Or. Mcneil arrived Il few mo-
snsfts Iater, oai ne Immediately saw that
10 human EFFORT could save the man. Ills
eyss Dad become CLASSY and his face bore
ths mark OF death a few minutes moFe
ana MI Was over Death had come hard
Deputy Coroner {. Il. fandeli took
Charge OF the body and ordered It removed
10 buttefwofth'a undertaking rooms. The
dead wasen was followed by crowd C!
curious people. who attempted to ,hrons
faso the nloFgae aud look al the corpse. II
herasae necessary 20 pat a sign on the
door saying that no one would be admit
ted. Thea The crowd tried te get in. say
ing that IL was the body az Mra Margaret
cRouFke. who was murdered within atty
feet 81 the same place that Mr.. scheiderap
met death. that they desired 10 see.
CORNER yandell Investigated the wound
and found that the bullet entered about
three inches from The nipple on the right
eide and took . course baekwaia. iodE-
FMS under the Skin. a fraction OF an inch
from th~ u;,lnai rats4ase Arse.1su A,s 49,.