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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

Fred Hardy, ol Frederick F.. Wat liirs which he s0y- is his name, Hardy being the nan}o of his stcpfat her, which le assumed. was boIn, according to his testimony at the trial, in Lexington, Ohio. in 1876. He resided there until 1897, where he wGs telegraph opera tor. In 1S3, he enlisted in tke Second (. s. Cavalry at Columbus, and was stationed at Wingate, New Mexico. from there he went to Chickamauga, thence to Nashville and Tampa, Florida and thence to the Philippines, reach in. there Sept. l., 1898. He remained ,Mlre until January 10, 1901, where, he stated. he held the position of second l.eutena..t in the First Tennessee voiun- tcer regiment. On March 2S, 1901, he was mustered out at the Prcsidio, San Francisco. He claimed that he received as pay when mustered out Sl,SI5.1d.
 Hardy, however, told many stories, no two alike. It was subsequently, proved that he was sentenced in the Philippines to serve 10 years for killing
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
How Hardy Spent His Last Day and Night
 on This Fair Earth

Hard! last day earth spent much have all the other days since he ha been confined. H., main tained lis usual cheeruluess and good nature fo prisoner, Hardy guyc little lroul}a.
 Yesterday he oHprco ,ed dcvle to make hia will.
 United State, Mar,hal Richards, who has left nothing unione for Hardy comfort accommodated Hardy, and Guy Brubeckor scnogrIpher and notary in the marshal oce drew the will. h # Hardy disposed of hi, personal effects anl 320 of land, which, he said he owned in the south.
 Marshal Richards ha, been very kind Hardy hare all the jul officials Yesterday be said the marshal: You have been very kind to me. kinder than my own father and won't fail you that's all that do for you" To the editor of THE NUGGET. who visited Hardy last night, he expressed hiu,,f in -lilo thanking him fer kindneaSes shown Uay a-cl pepu.y Marshal I,abroo last night if he wo1d be permitted to tie the knot about hi. neck Ar. ..,ahroo told him the knot had been already tied tried and we Hardy remarked that about to be hanged had tied his knot and he would like have that dstc- ton. q like the way you talk me-" replied Hardy, "youve been frank with me, and that's what like.'
 Last night he played game of checkers with Guard DHierry, and he played wel keeping his mind the
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
The Sullivan Brothers and
 Rooney, the Victims.

and hi, brother had followed mining all their lives For some years previous to their departure for Alaska, they had livel in Butte Mont.
 Rooney had lived in the state of Washington for number of years.
 The escape oi Owen Jackson, the fourth member of the party, from the assa>,in's rain cf pallets was little short of marvellous, and it k related of him that when he reached Dutch Harbor. it Nas nearly q week before he could give coherent account of the murders. Jackson was in Nome last spring and expresses hi, absolute belief in Hardy's guilt. On the witness stand he stated that the cap worn by Hardy was identi- cal with that worn by the murderer when he fired from behind the rock,
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

Con sullivan, hio brother, Florence Sullivan, ?. !, Rooney and Owen Jack son loft Seattle April lG, 1901, for Uni mak island on a prospecting trip on the fishing schooner Lizzie Colby. and landed near False Pas abo1t May r., According to Jack,on's sworn testi- mony both Con and Florence carried a considerable amount of money Flor cncc', money was in d belt, while Con, was ,ewed up in his vest Jt,,t how much they had Jackson did not know. but it Wa, quite al amoJnt.
 Con Sullivan was about 5a years of age; Florence about 40 and Rooney had seen about 4o years, Con sullivan was the discovarer of the once famous Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine in the Crur d'Alenes, Idaho. and both he
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
Arrest of Hardy, His Trial
 and Conviction:

he occupiss while on his hunting and trapping trips.
 Hardy's trial began on Sept. ?, 1901. at Unalaska. before Judge Wicker sham. It was ended on Sept. :, when the Jury returned l verdict of murder in the first degree.
 The case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney McCinn, while P. C. Sullivan and John w. Corson repre- sented Hardy. The jurors were: Geo. R. Bourrett, A. J. Kelsey, J. A. Ellis James Smile, A. J. Dibert, August Mahrt, O. B. Crane, Cha H. Hayden, F. (. Johnson, Geo. Padelford, E. l.. Bosqui, Ole Nelson.
 Hardy was sentenced to be hanged at Nome on Dec. 6, last, but a new trial having been denied an appeal was taken to the Crited States supreme court. On June ;, l9o2, the supreme court affirmed the judgment of the lower court and on July IS Hardy was again sentenced by Judge Moore to be hanged on S,pt lq, l9o2
 Besides the money and rife found in Hardy possession at the time of his arrest, the folloHiug articles were al.o found, and were turrel over to Owen Jackson qs belonging to the murdered Sullivana; Ore candlesliclz, one II Colt, reyolyer one II Colt'-, one com pass, one rosary two clippers, one pain pinccrs, one razor, one tape line, one whetstono, one pocket ku.te and enc stick pin.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

and Florence went the other way to q little island, where we next saw him,
 and Con said, There's Florence,' l looked around and saw him, and about a quarter of minute after that the shooting commenced. Four shots went off, but we could not see any smoke: four shots We're fired, when man stood up from behind rock. His back was to us and ho saw Us and went on towards where we saw Florence, but he was gone; we did not know who would be shot next. We went down the creek as fast as we could. When we got near the boat Rooney hollered, come, boys, let us get out to sea- He then started hollering about poor Flor. sncs. ThsA we ran to tho boat, and
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

The crime for which Hardy suffered
 was committed on Urimuk island on June I, 1901. The Sullivan brothers were first shot down like dogs, and d shot fired at P. J. Rooney broke his leg. He attempted to escape with Owen Jackson, who wa' also member of the party, but fell to the ground where another shot from the murdereris rife ended his life, The story of the mur- ders as told by Owen Jackson at tEe trial at Unalaska Sept. ], is as follows:
 "We came down to Cape. Lapin about Il o'clock on June 6, 1901, and came aShege and uplaAdsd our stun; we put
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
: . GalloMs on Which Hardy
 Paid the Penalty:

lever at th2 west er4 of the scafoll pullsd the trap, and the laws victim shot down through it, come 10 feet below.
 A pair of stairs about IS feet long and five feet wide led from the side entrance to the building to the scatfold above.
 Yesterday the soatfold, the trap door. the rope and all the other gruesone ad- juNcts, were carefully tested by Deputy Marshal t.stabrool, and Chief Jailcr Lowe. United States Marshal Rich ards snd Dr. Ed. F. Hill and I number of others were present. Everything worked perisctly. The rop9 used in the testing of the gallows, however, was not the one which cut short Hardy's earthly career, but it was of the same make and quality. lt Wa, 2 nve,eighths inch manila which had been thoroughly stretched and then oiled.
 Acanyas screen, beneath the gallows, on the ground floor of the building, shut off the view from the fifty or more spectators who tille5 the small room. inside the screen and directly beneath the gallows were number of the phy Scian3 of NCmc.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

Hardy was arrested on July g at Dora Harbor, on Unimak island, by Deputy Marshal O'Sullivan of Una laska. He was stopping at a lodging house h closet Dsputy Marshal o.snlliyan s.E him ,ecrete 2 nugget pin, {, gold wa;ch in leather pouch and some other articles, which were subs -quently recovered. Found with him besido, was riaa, two la1ors. about $500 in currency, oome foreign coins and other articles, which were identified at the trial as the property ot the Sullivan brothsr9.
 Hardy asserted that after he left the Arago he travelled inland and found three men in q cabin One was called Jack, another Jim, and he didn't remember the name of the third. They Lad rifles and money and l..t of other articles, and when he expressed some curiosity q, to wh.rc the men had gotten all these thing, they told him the! hal made q catch" These men were staying at Charley Rosenberg $ cabin according 10 Hardy's statement,
 and they told him they had left tEc schooner Dove. Al the trial it was toncla-iycly proved that No,, nberg. who i, hunter, miner and ,rapPcr, and Hho ha, lived for year, on the island with ! ,4uaw wife. had himself occupied Jho cabin at the time Hardy stated that he me, the three ,tranocr> there Eo.cabere haj number oI cabins scattered about the island which
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

up tont and put the goods in it, had lunch and staried back for the balance of our StuiT to where it had been landed from the schooner Lizzie Colby. We had our dinner and left there at o'clock and started back up about 20 miles to where we moved part of the goo Is from, We expected to come back that night. When we get ashore it was a pretty bad lace to land, and the surf was preLty bad, Weleft the boat about half mile further down: we packed our stuff down to it so that we could get 1t the next morLiny.
 'sNext morLiny we startel down for Cape Lapia; we got there ub,ut Il :30 o'clock, When we we're coming in RoQasy holleged: There is i've meh
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

game and making few errors. WhcnQ NrurEr rcrc>cn- atiye visited his cell at Ia o't clock he cheerful With w. A. Miller who also caIed he d,cU~,.d rifle shooting and how, 800 wards in five sho he had hit the bu~eye every time. Then he talked of hi, approaching death and said he would be cool the scatod he affirmed his inno with his usual ca mue,s and he said he would make speech on the ,catfod bat he didn't know how long it would be- though he had it all arranged in hi, head As TuE NUGGET down the steps leading from Hardy, cell the strains of omo SHCG Home, played by Hardy on harmonican followed him and filled the entire jail.
 Hardy retired shortly after l2 last night but his sleep was restless time. Finally he fell into peaceful
 umbo and slept until about G when he aroused hy Il death watch He dressed himself carefully and combed hi, hair with usual He black suit and black ucssec shirt with tc The sisters of Holy Cross hospital called shortly afterwards and administered giou, ccn-oation. On his left breast Hardy large yy~>
 W1.0 Rev. Fr C1taldo called and the the sacrament wa, administered. Later Hardy ate hi, breakfast which consisted veal chops, boiled eggs potatoes and coffee. which he seemed to enjoy.
 Hardy last night. asked Mrs Mary E. Hart who called to see him. if she had heard the song called GooGoo Eye9:' She answered yes. 'i wrote it." said Hardy. There is d belief about the jail that Haidys mind was shattered
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

the gaows started. Marshal Richards led the way, fol lowed by Hardy supported by guard either side while another followed behind then cste Fr Cata do and Der of jail oh ,ias
 Hardy mounted the scaloId with firm step He placed on the trap by Deputy f,tabrook, hi, and legs ped, the black ap placed on his head, but wa, pulled down.
 Have gou anything to say. Fred hardy. asked Mr Estabrook,
 Hardy said yes and he began rambling speech which lasted fully minutes His voice broke times out with a he maintained wonderful composure He protested his innocence the last saying that he not guilty of
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
STORY OF THE CRIME FOR WECH HARDY PAID TtE DEATH PENALTY

up to it, Gnd stayed there until afte' Rooney was killed. I must have stayed there 20 minutes or so, when 1 heard two shots in quick succession again. When the second shots were fired took off my gum boots and started oil. l kept going day and night. I travelled all that evening and the next day l struck cabin about II o'clock at night. The next morning when l was ready to start saw natives coming up. bolted the door. One of them tried to enter. and another got on the roof and looked down and said, 'how do?' I made for an axe and stayed there three days. l then started for False pass and wandered around until Iu.c 24,
 when l reached Scott's camp"
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

had hardly got our hands on it, when shot came and hit Rooney in the leg. l said, drop behind the boat They were firing into the boat. Rooney hol- lered, I am shot.
 "We lay down behind the boat and Con said, We will have to make break; we will be all killed I said, We will have to do it quick. l had no more than said this when bullet struck tue boat. We got up and both went toward the bluff. We had not gone more than l5 or 20 yards when Con was shot between the shoulders. He threw up his hands and hollered oh Lord. Oh Lorl.' as loud as he coull.
 'I went on and the next shot got hit
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
o'clock, {: t-r

aclhold [. $. Marohal Richards Deputies Lowe, Dwyer, Estabrook D Ierry, Webber 1;ey. Fir Cataldo itev. Father Deyne and NUGGET representative
 Hardy ate spalirgly tlis hing Previously he had received the lacran>nt Of the olan Catholic Church As th bell in the school building changed the hour of nine Marshal Richards read the death Hardy in his cell. Hardy leared against the cell calmly smoking cigarette. At the close tears were in his eyes.
 That all? asked Hardy in husky voice as the reading of the warrant ended ."
 '''hat is all " said the marshal. Then he said 'What time is the thing coming off Right away "Yas, said the marshall Five minutes later the little procession
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

going up the creek with our packs l looked around and saw only ono man. My back was to them. l wa, rowing; saw only one man. Con Sullivan was in the bow of the boat and hollered: 1: Pull quick! The tent is down and everything is gone l"
 "We pulled in quick ana found that there was not thing left there. Three of us started up the creek in the direc- tion we saw the mon going, Rooney being left in charge of the boat. Flor ence Sullivan weat to the cabin, and Con and rSwent on down the beach. wanted to see if l could see dory. searcRed hatf an hour, and me and Con came sx and we met Florence at the ssklsW ,tthen started up tho creek.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

The hanging ot Fred Hardy is tlte t lirst that has taken place Tn Alaska, judicial or otherwise, since it became an American territory, and therefore considerable interest s,as certered in it on this account.
 The gallows was erected in the build ing occupied by the Nome Ice Com pany. directly opposite the federal jail. A portion of the roof of the building vas raised in order to give ample room Tor the erection of the imp! s'nent of death.
 The details of its construction were attended to by Deputy Marshal A. B. Estabrook, who for number of years was sheriff of Whatcom county, Wash, and who during his years of service in hat capacity Was called upon to dis charge similar duties in lis own and other counties.
 The scafrold oP which Hardy disd was erected on platform 10 feet high, ihe platform being l2Hl5 .eet. Upright posts at the north and south ends sup
 
 ported the beams to which \, as attached iAe fatal rope. h tho center of the i,at'orm was the trap door, upon which ;ho doomed man was placed An iron
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19

in the leg. looked around and saw Con lying on the beach, The bullets were flying around me and could hear them hitting the rocks behind me. l went as far as 1 could until the ocean cut me of. stayed there until l saw Rooney coming around the point. He kept coming on but finally lay down and beckoned to me. went over and said, Pat, for Gods sake, pick up cour- age and let's try to get out of here He said, There's no use: we are going to be all killed; he is over there now searching Cons pockets Then told him ain for Gods sake to I ick up courage and come, but he shook his he Id. Then l mace a break and started climbing the cliH. l managed to st
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Fred Hard5 was hanged at $40 o'clock this morning.
 died without hnchng protesting his irnoclnc with Ais latest breath At exactly 9l9 the trap fell and ardy body shot through the door of the Pallows
 Apparently his body nevcr quiyered, lis neck Icing broken. Doctors Hill Call, Jerald lininglr, White Wesley, McCtanalan Chace, Lloyd and B.uett beneath the scafod and examined the body
 Dr. Hill felt the pulse and Dr. White examined the heart life pronounced extinct in exactly minutes and IS seconds. The body then cut down and inquest held, the jury returnn. the usual verdict.
 Deputy Marshal Estubrook supernteuded all the engagements, which perfect in eyelydetail On the
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-19
AN AWFUL CRIME EXPlA1ED
Hardy Was Hanged at $40 Died Protesting Innocence
 O'Clock, to the LdSt
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der he lad but few minutes live anu hc wanted the spectators who fill tn. body of the building know that innocent and that he died christian with malice toward
 e paid tribute he kindness of the officials. naming each Two or three times he hesitaad and Father tttIao md Deputy Fstabrook helped him out with his words.
 'Il bid you all long good bye his last words Quickly the black cap drawn his fac, and the rope adjusted.
 Deputy E,tabrook gave signal the trap sprung by wh probably will everknow the body shot down ard and Fred Hardy had pld th9 penalty of his crime
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-29

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