Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29

killed to the autopsy table, Auburn
prison returned 10 the routine Of It's
ordinary life. The prisoners who had
been kept locked In their cells We're re.
leased ut 7:45 o'clock and prison work
was resumed at once. There was no ex-
citement among the convlcts Scarcely a
hundred people had gathered outside
the prison gate to watch the witnesses
enter and walt until they TeapDeared,
The witnesses dispersed quickly some
OF them leaving for sheir homes as
early as o'clock.
sUPT COLLINS STATEMENT,
Prison Supt. Collins made the follow
Ing statement TO the Associated Press
Just consider that within about sA
weeks OF his death the distinguished
victim Czolgosz wac regularly tried,
sentenced and executed. and this des-
pite the fact that the law compelled US
10 give four weeks 10 prepare for death.
All has been done In a dignined way
and the greatest credit Is due to War
den Mead for the care he has taken TO
strip the case OF sense tionalism The
execution was one OF the most success
full ever conducted In the state Ex-
traordinary care had TO be taken In the
case because both the warden ana re-
ceived hundreds OF Threatening letters.
many OF them asserting In Violent and
iatcnperate language that The prison.
er would never be put in The chair
WILL NOT DESTROY LETTERS.
81 have decided for the present that
we viii not destroy any OF the hundreds
Of letters written to the warden. Czo,-
gosz and myself. Eventually they win
BE- destroyed but II has struck me that
perhaps we should make list OF them.
especially, OF those letters signed with
full and proper names. In which con.
dolence was offered TO the prisoner or
threats az snst US were made My plan
Is 10 get the addresses of these people
ana keen the list for police reference. /
believe that there may come time when
such list would be valuable IN run
ming down anarchists. ! have decided
to bury the body OF Cz0lgnsz IN the reg
ular prison plot IN the local cemetery
The funeral VIII take place some time
within the next fsrtyeeicht hours We
vii keen the grave guarded day and
nivht until such time as the quicklime,
which will be placed around the body,
shall have entirely destroyed IT,"
ELECTRICIAN DAVIS TALKS.
Electrician Davis made this state
ment as TO the execution.
~ used 1,700 volts Of electricity, turn
Ing II into the body NJ full voltage for
seven seconds and then slowly reducing
II for forty-flve seconds. Then ! threw
the full voltage en- again for eight sec
onds. Then at the suggestion Of d.
Macdonald, | turned 1t on again for IA
few seconds, / did not think there was
any necessity for the third contact and
the lack OF resistance shown when il
was administered proved that life was
extinct. The body showed eight am
peres of resistance. That Is a little
more than would be given BY larger
or stouter man where the current could
have more chance to percolate. II was
as successful an execution as ever OPP
Grated at.
In his Interview with Surt Collins
las, night Czolgosz made another ex-
nlspotinn OF his visit to Chicago just
before he went to Buffalo, but later adj
mittc that he had lied He said that
whom he reached Chicago boy whom
he did not know approached him at the
aepot and handed him packet OF
rHnnv YEAS for use on the Buffalo trlD.
but he never knew who sent Il TO him
on no identity Of the lad who dellv-
asei II Fe then explai-ed that most OF
the meetinTs OF anarchists that he at
tended n Cleveland were held In sa-
LIONS DESIGNATED hv an anarchist news
D1re~ Wolf an hour later when the SUI
rer,ntendent called In the brother-in-
law ~ the prisoner. he brought the
subject IN again and said
CZoLGosZ TOLD MANY LIES.
How about that money you got at
Chicago7"
What money!" asked the prisoner.
why. the money you told me about
here earlier In the evening" said the
superintendent
ibid | tell you that? I have forgot
en- IL did. ] did not get any money.
II | said so. II was not true"
Another demonstration of the many
falsehooGs told by the prisoner was fur
nished by Waldeck Czolgosz He posi-