The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-01-15

MI a. oiS IA ouIldil1 lId Ia
all. l belong to u race which can meet
even death, without f%inching.'
So possessed was the ~penitentiary
dcmned man that he declared: "Wby,
that fellow is the man of the century.
Any II who thinks he is going to
break down is sadly mistaken. 1 have
never seer any5one who approached
him. 1t is hard ia; believe aslnan with
not more than a few hours stoyliye, ex-
cept by the most ulrfpsssSSeen ~iinnteryen-
ton, couldstalkso OF His doom and his,
condition With skeyeTf fS.fe ~ pulse. He
is in as fnes physicS1s faifion as 4
man could Nave had him
weighed. bdx!s sfGiIk he Wouidstip the
sscoiesa t q s3arlE dvNrst6O.s He Ia Iar-
ticsuliar abo0t His appearance ID i'll
svaspreparing tos gp fSEhis frst SArfy3S
IL remarked that ks1sshniNhads Il %Visif#
from the barber, ts bikiSck he repiisdis
Yes and he lefttki 3tfade mark onsfnIes.E
Indicating nsrnafI Eaaittonah isSiin. III
5consoled himself III saving fk5wouIda
be- MI right in a few div. S&Thissvantsvs
was shown again EensI askeaShims
about his general Health since hs@i1il
been placed, iii sthS Sondsmned cell
sThe meat has been 10 aoooilaSincet q
have been here he safds land r eniovelf
ii SO much I have pfobably eaten morSs
than / should and IL brought out n
little rash about my mouth. but. 5liLGss;
Efhe barber's slip, that to- he said. .Ssi1i2
IS alright in afew DAYS." s9 sXss
The prisoner was brought before
Judge Bahers OF the superior sas1sEKs
November 10 and Observation-Disclosures
hanged November IL, but the
preme court STAYED the execHfi6nIA1
December Is Judge Bahers REINSTATEMENT
Durrant to be hangeyts .s.sg
since q 51lne very sgaAJ heffaf--
callty mas peen fhasat-
tof1eys 70 again, cneatss sasss Seent1on-
or. 4Appeals ~ AZ maae 70
courts, STATE ana y
clrcu1e ahu snpretas5s E0 O, OF stf'e
Gnlted states, haNsj,ssn VI .hout
avail. f..
es.morhin y
SKY PE,sxnsr 81 had retired ut
! itnagg an4sAssyy 7. sonnaly Steep
ih hi q I So yQnlstAy ~ nigns. AZ
. 4 ne sSs 2 ans, biddlng the guards
GOOD 4 ~ 91lsaHs dressed 5i,lnseii J q
meat s9lllstssM p Tor the eN-
y L .YaSas III oHa Or neck1le were
slrSorsaag ~ ~ Is s9ey Wouiu2 nave 70 e re-
oly9esaaseAHshsle ~ the moose was placed
aIoA9H EAnissiieek Dhfraht notlced the
o emnllssngsaa eha az ms request the mss
d AHl ll q attlTe We're sent nm.
y B .. ssalso mar ina tne SOCKS
II 81 sAh al. were 9 ii Itt IN color
fana & e par az OF darker shade was pro-
sssYo never saw man, said
tTaAntain Edoar. sIIe ;s IN liner than
ss,,sf IA -. II, .a.ra, TIa.a
I 1 no danger that he viii weaken
s 49, 4 .,,,,. ,,,. E.,s.a,., chr.n.
o"t'..' ..'S .Nnt - "sSn..
sDurrant ate q hearty breakfast with
i evident relish and then read a@chan-
~, 49,. AZ, y -; 80 !. NJ.
Ebt 81 eIEoii JUG OiDie,3 EscslScu pistI
from Captain Edgar iTowhom and eN-
Pressed = !. desire 60 dell nasr q short 9
flsa : nv aeaiiolu. III cohue.li. .Nti
lmnn$ then mad an affecting last inter
!yiew with his mother, both struggling
~, 8 - a niei oiAPusuie
Inns oSer, Durrah1 sent Q fathef
iI.agan, a Catholic priest, who respond
ran,an,ants fnr Il ;n1,,nt;on ~ mo
~ y " niehts ioi ANe inuuctioii oA=.le
prisoner into the faith. In
"a ,y;th tha;r a,,,,,.o,,nl i. r,as n;ynn
49, - altAp 49, = So ~
eAtreInl uneIlon ana the Sathollc
ntive@Ha conversed with III,
hirenIS Anew AFTER Whlch ne
bade themggopdbY. At 0:a0 the death
IA rr., HI ,vaa ,aad tn him In tbr
,,,aa n; ia A l.,tya ,,o,x,l h,i q, tberc.l
49, ~ $3.50 eto"u huu sat'isie'
abOuG3ihe PRISON.
Gf'li'si. LOT Which nc suffered
The Grime wasfcommitted two years ago.
but during this time. neither Durrant nor
pected OF lufaAKiliing white asserting the
1 accused MAS innocence. It was Easter
hnrr,saasN II , siss ha l IN S ~ rranciseo Vas
young RtfT, dead IN q closet opening onto
! he. gnrary iof Emanuel churtln. The girl
clothes, and them aImost haIeke u t ne sni eWll