The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-07

myself. to get ,t1iiitte'thi iintee tits kind trouble"
lie acted throughout thirroe,u dh't as if he was
clad that he had done something to
make hin. the Center of attraction
even though that act cost him his
life.
| 'tls afa -
TI'hie TI'hi two two N men We're were taken taken from
the cells at twelve o'clock In the
guard room they were given stimu-
lents under the direction of the doc
tors. Father Garland and Rev. Pike
extended to the condemned the con-
solations of religion, that neither Of
the condemned understood. They
listened TO the word of the ministers
with respect nd took what they said
for granted. In moment one Of
! them broke out in curses.
The guards started to affix the
straps on the men. Ibapah was
hound first and was allowed to walk
| aTc"oi tta guard room in that man.
, ner Johnny talked, laughed. asked
fer q cigarette and a drink and took
ev, Y excuse to delay the fastening
Gf his hands to his sides. At the last
the warden ordered the mel made
,eady and the work was finished.
The procession from the guard
-oom began. The warden walked
first, Father Garland followed him.
proceeding Johnny between two
guards and ibapah similarly escort
g. Tee guards followed and the
= g1Han, c. Hunter with his assist
ants b-ough sp the rear.
-,,.c process:cn was led into the
F:>.',, t,,-::1t7t..s where he scaffold had
been made ready Two steps were
prepared, with two new stretched
anG tested manila ropes. From the
, ratchets OF the traps led four ropes
the ends Of which We're made fast
:, another part CT the room. each
rope il charge Of a person with
sharp az. and instructed to cnop the
rope at a given signal from the hang
! mai.
| The condemned men were led to
| the traps, Johnny On the right, and
! without 2 word rom any person, the
/ hangman affixed the moose to each
and put the black cap in place. He
turned after this to the warden,
who nodded his head when all was
ready The hangman took one more
quick glance to see that all was pre-
pared, and raised his hand.
The two traps dropped with a
terrific crash.
Out in the condemned ward the
crash of the timbers struck like
thunder in the heart of white
man, a man Of intelligence and feel
ing. under sentence to go through
t,a same awful ceremony, Frank
Dwye:.
Covering in his cell, he has been
" dtCIiCu CtOoCly CSCI SAASC NAN ooSAA "
of pardons refused to pardon the two
Indians. He is under sentence To
hang in less than sixty days for
murder. almost as wanton and cold
FLOODED as the Indians have commit
ted--Dwyer too was drunk and shot
the wrong man, a man he did no1
know
After the traps fell there was no,h
ing to do but for the doctors to pro
after seven minutes. Neither bod!
swung nor was there any contortion
the big bulk Of Johnny and the Ion:
drop given to Ibapah broke thei
, necks short off and death was al
, most instantaneous, t, heart actor
; dying as a matter CT course.
! Thus died two murderers whom tn
7 commonwealth of Nevada has cS
!. hausted every recOurce Of its court
e and executive powers as a matter c
\ sentiment. They were the first Ir
! dians ever executed in this state b
J due process of law.
There is a question remaining.
$ Will this execution deter the mex
drunken Indian who may come upo
Y a defense1ess person, male or female
r from taking human life?
-0o"
TailOrs and tailOrs agents are bu
:, taking orders for Christmas clothes
One details the trouble he had wit
cfo rvhn