The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-10

S>-Ar FOLD.
al the plaa OF execution
49,. oe"teo AlHlstE, without direc-
vi me Trap aooT, through which
9i",| "hiie ne We to be hurled to
- ue'GI. reverend Bennett quoted
@ aH"1l cEo"c ul~; were admitted
TO me aesth chamber and then read
tI7 a.dCehlents recently made by Scott,
q "'Sch he loon on himself all tn :
pidhle lor the murders OF the Berwind
Gnu enumerated 32amS and Sawyer
rom any gum II connection with the
et'S'1'
Scott then made an sra1 statement
conHrmIng The words read from mis-
written cOnfeSsTsa.
The bymn ~Searar NJ COO ~ Tb,-
WIS sung ty ~aoca rroea,+ +Lo.n
|rIpmned nra-, 4oinira r,n+i,.. :.
singing aud - vHiao "au =
~ hove All H.. .,tbors Drr;nr L~
nravor -, 49, m: : '0'
no ccaffo1G aaI ~ GN''e "a
with . sir,,;r Aooa. - ~co Iaoa1n
AGAIN fra his 4ao+ haad oD1nI
nonl-ar,~ 7 ~ "i'
oddraesoa > 1911 an
bia nriDLa. oNt%i' eApieots
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80 ~ = oi9o a9Aeu -Ndlo1AaI
~ ooHe1 H'' ~ ~ HIS "ou> Ve SEM 10
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prI Io'l0SC' l
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80 ~ ->oI'I >%lII'"" "n1'e!-
80 o'r' 9.IIo"i' ono ne eApiesSe"
MS @~o'i9i0clioh WIN MS oco't
men S"Ne u" f'eF. neHnet0 d PAPER
"hicA nc SaI0 was gwen 10 remember
him DH. Later II was iound Ihal thlS
was the lepTleFe granted Scout bE Tn
PRESIDENT OF the United states II II
was onclally signed by Nj. Roosevelt
and MS attorney general, W. n. MOODY
The PRISONER IN reply to a question
from the maTSnal, tnen expressed MS
readiness lnquirlhs IL lIe up va
on1T- no. he hn a1on,ad TO noako +he
sign,1 49, tho tran 10 he snr,1ng phis
,ao-o.+ roc nooodod 70 Tbo rone u,ac
49, aa;,r+od oho,,+ Coo++,e vol and
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&c fann III opkloe wera hound to-
-ho. 80 h,nar +;oa hoh;,d bic
go 49,. bra"nb +ba oon h. co,I17
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CO 49, Dr~hoov ana - bic o~onolncior
- a,T.1 80 1T ~ ,or h7,n all,
49, 49, 10 no1r
ny h,,a +hro,oh 30
aie 80 obon+ $500 Zoo
~ " "nn ~ toodo,oo avnrecs
lHs9 80 ~" noaI- u1as hrotyan
NAo ppi r.uL 49, a,,,n .o oer-
ot 'Ao Gu oae 49, ontoncy
taln nl'o 80 aiah+ uinn+os after
q I". haarMo. no+ o,I doa7rn
~ "ai - of+or Il u,eS
ui.ll enon ker woo1vin,
far b,n;oI ,nd binnad nv
HIM hr last nights train TO Chapel
Hill, where it will be turned over to
the university.
SCOTS SPIRITUAL CONDITION.
pefoua ascandinr 70 the sailOws
ca th.o,,nb +ho Reverend Bennett
oSornSsad he naace with the world and
said tba+ ba had no enmity in his heart
for ans man. In proof of this he asked
that Adams and Sawyer be allowed TO
come and tell him goodbye. lhese Two
men brought from their cell ana
they Joined in the religious service Detn .
in the ante-rOOm Of the jail. Al the
conclusion of this service grasp
ed the hand of each OF them, and Wlth
4 BE good, boys they were led from
his presence. SCOTS change OF near
md his confession were without douoI
due 10 the unceasing n 1althfui e.
forts of Rev. +. n. Bennett. lHle
mas been constant IN his al
tention TO the doomed man n al
great sacrifice to himself ne mas lfleo
n every way to make the last days
the murderer more cheerful ana
bright. He plead with Scott 10 eel
he truth end the statement made pub .
ic is the result of his work. T
PICTURE OF SCOTT.
500 n,n,bod :, con-
lne cuI ~ aIa wss ,akan
iec1ion "t"n Sao+t,s orraxt Wills he
noi:s ~ sau - The view