Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-28
DOUBLY GUARDED
Assassin CZoigosz Wants to Be
 Left Alone.
DEATH WARRANT READING.

Will Take Place This Evening Aftel
 Six O'Clock Czolgosz's Brother-in
 Law Trying to Gain Admittance te {
 the Prisoner-The Police of Auburn
 Have Taken Extra Precautions ta
 Prevent Any Crank From Making 6
 Scene
 Auburn, N Y, Oct 2S.--The officials of Auburn prison to-day began ina. preparations for the execution of LeCA ard F. CZolgosz. Warden, J. War ren Mead, who has recovered from his recent indsposition, to-day conferred. with Electrician Davis and the keepers and guards who will assist i'll fhe ex- ecution. and the program was care fully gone over. Warden Mead has selected his assistants from among tile prison employees who have had fhe widest experience in executions.
 It is understood that the prison offic- ials will use every precaution to pre- vent Czolgosz from talking in the death chamber, it being their desire that anything he may wish to say be said III Ine cOnuelnlteQ cell.
 The prisoners attitude is unchanged. Apparently he does not desire to see anyone and declines to talk except in monosyllables. For two days a brother-in-law of the condemned man has beeii seeking permission to see him. In order to have him identified. the warden went to the prisoner and asked him ir he could describe his brother-in-law. He replied: Fl did not see my sister married and do not know the man."
 Would you like to see him?" he was asked.
 No, I don't care" was the reply
 'He wants to be let alone'' said Warden Mead today "and we let him alone. The prisoner is unchanged in demeanor and health."
 Tonight at 6 o'clock after the death warrant has been read an extra guard will be placed ill the cell with Czol- gosz That portion of the prison in ! which four other condemned men are kept has been partitioned off from Czolgosz's cell by an iron screen and in the very first cell beyond this is Fred keist, the Waverley murderer. " Ai" Ac ~ ihNNl HIS NCdlll utAI week.
 The extra guards on duty at the prison gates will be maintained until after the execution tomorrow. The guards were doubled merely as a pre- tfcautlonary measure and not because there is reason to believe the extra men will be needed. The police of tie city, are cooperating with the prison officials and keep close watch on all trains entering the city. They. too. feel that there is q remote possibility of an act of violence upon the part of some crank imbued with q wild plan of either aiding or iniuring the prisoner. and they hope to prevent anything of the kind. Guards and police keep close watch upon State street upon which the main entrance and prison wall front. The prison was perfectly quiet to-day and at no time were there any loiterers in it's vicinity. Passers took fieeting look at the mnaret-l like watch tower at the south wall which is almost directly over the execution chamber. or peered in through the gate at the front of the building. but none of them stopped. Whenever q visitor rang the bell at the main entrance two guards responded.
 Warden Mead has thrown still an- other safeguard around the prisoner to prevent any miscarriage of the plans formulated for his execution. He has directed the death watch 10 insist That any general conversation which the prisoner may have with visitor be carried on in English. and be held wsrl- in the hearing of q guard The one exception under the ruling will be in case the prisoner desires to make Il confession to one of the Polish priests. In that case the guards will withdraw out of hearing, but not out of sigfly of the prisoner.
 State Comptroller Erastus Knight telegraphed Warden Meade to-day that the would not act as foreman of the jury that will witness the execu- tion of Czolgosz State Treasurer John Jaeckel will probably be asked to serve.
 Buffalo, Oct 2S.-The body of Leon F. Czolgosz will be. reduced to ashes in the Buffalo crematory. Undertaken Brady will take charge of the remainsM M of the assassin when they arrive l% this city. MT Brady said the. boa would not be cremated in all prob% ity, before Wednesday.
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