The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

as matter decided upon and 10 pc accomplished as a matter of course.
 Haas first described his movemenu yesterday Be visited a friend. sam Lew. and borrowed s2o. of which ne gave sf0 to his wife. He remained az home until half an hour before Lne shooting, when he walked to the cour'
 Haas was questioned closely about ,,ia spoesessiofi of the revolver Wltn which the shooting was done
 He said he had owned the Weavun since 1901; that 1t had pssn . ~. haS pocket since Thursday and that ne nso as carried 1t at various times during tne - ds.~,,s<Is1r the motive for his at- .a,,,nt ,,non the life of MT. Heney Haas contlntfally made reference to the uls- grace of his exposure by the prose- cution and his answers conyeyeu .s.e .,,o i,.s', i,r rsssrence sI to his past life to cons
 ca,,s of his replies were as follows:
 ssrxrt.t ,vaa your reason for shoot ,rr Mr HeneyTs he was asked.
 .Just for humanlty's sake ne re- piled. p,at Gar
 sswhy did you not shoot 2Rueh TOT nugHsn .sRsssnse Ruef did not denounce me that day. Oh. What I suffered since t,'a,s-~sson,t talk. I did not do 1t for ,sy aale- had to do 1t. did not take any revenge on MT. Heney'
 n would talk to myself. oaned myself cur. q coward ! says wny s, ssss uSs worth9 I am only exposed wher-
 sar,t forget. Mir. urns, II got mar ~,.is and rafsed d family of four chil- dreY. Now, look at what nose chli- dren have suffered already by my name being in the papers. My boy was 70 proud when first my name appeared m
 ITS 1t not true that you tried to cual- fly as a juror and go on the jury when you were not aualineds" Haas was asked.
 A juror voted a week ago Tuesday. T got pardon from Governor Wa.cr- man. It Is public record that was why did not Mir. Heney look up
 s .1 wish wish anybody would come and shoot me. Let them hang me. What do carer I don't care absolutely snap. had only two jops since ] hoth times At that time there was not more than a dozen people knew aho,,t if. have been going to the Nfckeiodeons to hide myself. It Is uI.H ..fIeney r new knew was going to get him. He must have felt 1t In his bones. I uro,,ld he ashamed to live amongst you men--do you think would be de- nounced." .
 A, monster mass meeting was held here tonight. Resolutions were passed as follows:
 "That here and now we declare our unwaverlng allegiance to law and that if the criminal law be found to be so framed as to. permit the escape Of civic unalefactors. we shall see to that the law be amended; that If the lax Administration ad of the criminal law pc due to misinterpretation by judges. we snail see to 1t that men be placed on the bench capable of construins bne law.
 "Be it further resolved. That we call upon the supreme supervisors to pro- vide adequate funds for the district at torney's offiee to secure the detection. prosecution and conviction of crirni- naIs. high or low, and the full protec- ton of officers in the discharge Of their duties.
 .sBe 1t further resolved. That we de. mand the truth from our public press and shall see to 1t that our people are informed of the facts, that they may judge of those who by lying and mis- representing are peryerting the public oEinion.
 sBe 1t further resolved that we ssoly the law abiding Character of our peo- .F1 '