The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-28
FOR
|l|IG MOTHER
|g,ber, Guilty of Most
vurder, Is Hanged
at Folsom.
IIHE GALLONS
TlTHOUT A TREMOR
4 statement, and Faces
4 GoDlly and With
CslmneSS.

fe11f III
,lsr1ue his mother. He
ssfold with a firm step
,,ry last maintained the
ss characterized him as
-o;i remarkable criminals
IN. He was pronounced
q. fourteen minutes after
4: ihrough the trap.
he morning Adolph We
D,rdly calm and confident.
4 hope for him vanished
tr the following message
from Attorney May:
usscramento, Sept. %.
Flsom Prison, Cal.-Just
,u1or. Insanity pleas pre-
;risd. Governor refuses TO
rter action. -
IA that Weber made two
What disposition he made
,anuot be ascertained at
Fbe first will was made
A. Adams was his attor-
lut it is said Adams dis,
nd Weber selected j. s.
In be made another will,
n Inst one. What the con
q hn will arc w, [. May,
essl, declared he does not
y Will has been in Attor-
j possession since it was
+. believes, however, that
utste is left TO one of We
bat what one he does not
zlion with q reporter late
i;anoon May said Weberis
b. 20 over $4,000, Orig
b about $4,000, and not
1s been stated. May de-
= lae estate approximately
IN expended in Weber's
n 70 the Last.
Elsy Nays message, stat
Aupo for him was gone,
! him, Weber merely re-
nat settles it, he was
calm youth ne had been
Y eonhuement. He did not
fase in any way and bis
ally avoided ali reference
rlan until a moment before
y The straps which held his
3 bin. Then he was asked
70 make any statement
zicld.
ed Weber. az have no state
re no writing TO leave be
aFe no statement TO make
Z disposition of my body"
ccnprehensive declaration
ditfcd his last words.
rlsi this, the straps being
narch 10 the gallows be
'psd from his cell in the
upon a balcony leading
'l He was attended by
George Lamphrcy and
lieutenant of the night
mo q, marched with meas
M' Wsber,s step was light,
and his head held high.
Inc crowd of spectators
@smbcr without flinckinc,
seo Tor 2 moment upon
Nm, but there was no look
Y .s ior any Of the upturued
q this hasty glance at the
iooked straight before
!, e qriyered, his frail, 1.-the
.ualght as q snplirg, and,
.-, salc!llating eye. he meas.
\. *i OF the trap and stepped
"as very pale and once
pisst1cd deeply as thouob
ssl for the crucial mo
- was no hinching.
Movement of Fear.
ngm0re stepped TO the
anu reaching the moose
p''r his head, placed it
AS Prigmore drew the
uapund his neck Weber in
';I,. M toward his executioner,
4 fa.o the process. AS the
- slousiy adjusted Weber
~, nI movement, and stood
looking straight before tGgc
ssG ssG was then adjusted in
~ ru snr. Lamphrey pulled the
II lk,ppunasag The trap. Weber
L;ssusa space a distance of
= AeeA being broken in
es brought up with = snaio,
(Issll (Ig lIlfeless for a mo,nenf 1,"".D
d, 6,lG;a,ag, l;aulg, the prison physi. i.
,sn'uef ueofge 3. Nesser Of Fol.
"a Searse Sarea counting Che pull
,llrst moment. with . o,,
" bod. sight trcmor passed
,oD;,,,,io ,, followed by a barelv
so ,,.,on; u'slon; From this on
p-'cepnble movement of
!: MEANS ,nI.s. told off . The "Tininc yia;n !.
''esn NILS ons ol the heart. Al
IA Dr. minutes Gid after tho iran
ore Sn,.adding and Dr., Ness.
,loxI,". "9sd, " dead, - and fbc
Wy hled out Of the ed deaf st'S h
ss', sf the Crime. :
u.
stlssnr,T Which 6Sas,, ,AdoIph Weber
10. laSSgg On the night - oi 4
b souu,ss.' ys' the town Of An. ~
'h sn.y, esn.s, WAS aroused bv Hu nr
IL ltgsgd y g..,!b !by the burpipso ny or o.,
'llIy y null Julius We6er,' az a rc' o.
arn~n n~ncrehani. When " ~, re-
y iSnngS citizens noayed ~, ~,
h@ bea,, that all The cate, t,|
1ldlpp ws,s varrea. Inside thl