Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-28

priests, II any are requested BY Czcl-
gosz, Will be the two Polish ones that
have heretofore visited him. State
Comptroller Erastus knight, Of Buff
falo, has been asked to be foreman OF
the official jury and will be here. The
rest Of the jury Of IL men is made up
Of prominent individuals, Including
some Other state officials.
Governor 0dell has sent word thar
he partic@arly desires that this exc
cution be conducted with as little dis
play or notoriety as possible.
The prison officials rather anticipat
ed a visit from the aged father OF
Czolgosz today. Valdez Bandowski.
brother-in-law of the assassin, called
at the prison yesterday, but was de-
MED admission. Warden Mead, who
is Ill, was in bed and the chief keeper
would not take the responsibility Of
admitting him. He will very likely
call again today. It is possible not
one OF the Polish priests will visit
Czolgosz today, but there is still a
question about the final reeoncilia
ton of the prisoner with the church
in which he was baptized He main.
tains the stolidity and Indifference
which have marked his conduct since
his arrest.
Cleveland, Oct 25.-In an interview
the father of Czolgosz was asked
what he had to say finally to his I'M
fortunate son.
The old mans eyes filled with tears
and he replied deliberately:
Tell Leon that | hope that he may
rest in peace; that he will become
reeonciled to God and will meet his
end brayely. Tell him that as much
as | aud all of our family regret his
most unhappy plight that we can do
nothing to interfere; that he alone is
responsible for his unfortunate posi-
ton, and that he must meet his pun
ishment as consequence"
Errand of CzoIeosz's Brother.
Futher conversation elected the in
formation that the purpose of the
visit Of Waldeck Czolgosz to Auburn
is TO arrange for the disposition If
the body otter the laws mandate has
been carried out. Up to Sunday after
noon no communication had been re-
ceiyed by the elder Czolgosz from
Waldeck, and this is taken to mean
that the fathers presence is not de
sired at the death scene. The entire
arrangement of the after part of the
laws course are in Waldeck's hands,
and what steps he will take is a mat
ter of uncertainty. The expense of
conveying the body from Auburn to
Cleveland Is one of the considerations
that causes hesitancy in the an
nouncement OF definite final arrange.
ments. Paul Czolgosz, the father,
stated that there was some fear of
mutllation or other undesirable oc-
currence at some time or other If the
body should be brought to Cleveland
Immediately after the electrocution.
This fear has led to the consideration
OF cremating the body at Buffalo or
some other city where a crematory is
available. Some anonymous com
munlcations to the Czolgosz family
have mentioned the fact that the body
might be valuable as a scientific OBJ
Ject to medical people, and would
prlng a good sum of money, but fur
thef than mere hints no definite offer
mas been made. 1t was stated that
such an offer would be distasteful to
the family Of the assassin and would
not be considered. Fear that the
body might be stolen If buried in the
usual manner is also a reason for ere
nation being favored.
As said above, all post norton ar.
rangements are in the hands of Wal
deck Czolgosz, and whatever he does
the Iamlly here will acquiesce in.