The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-21


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QUICKLY. she stocking drawn aoxn o.ar her
sfo~ ana the s.ecfrode fastened bv one
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skir~ was aropp~d. The head Cap Was
s.~rnn..s a., sa~ sfrar,s hucxisd across the
f.ex and the pad dryppsd over the fore
49, the two women stood with out
ssrrscAed skirts. with Mr.. Irvine ard =
u.si& attendant ON either side almost shut
fsssw cut the view Of HE xstnsxs@a
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Mrs.. Place Rad muxmurs1 - she waa
seated in the chair: God help me. God
hate mercy. There was no sound after
thai. rat even moan. The visible effect IF
the .Aoek vas less than had ever asss
oheerytd ia the death house before. There
Was not the slightest distortion Of fea-
lures: The eyes were covered. and when
the straps we're removed they were ssii.
closed
On the second shock the body straight.
ened uea again and Il lisfle foam oax.d
tsom s3e Iifss. When the Current was sfas
on ~ body refsssess naturally in tna el,asr
Dr Irvine called a,.au sfa a,ur,ay, ,.g,s,s-
ieaau 10 make an examination which shs
did b, merely op~nsnx The wa.xr and niac-
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