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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19
Sae xhal abD drts.

1ablsr. -Sn Der 9olosn 3ede trus
am Dtontas elm iunser 0faun namens
Sdrsif ldlimme Yerlssunsen bupou.-
Sn elmer jablreid bsindtsn uuo sntbus
iiaitiiden Yeriammluns In 98eiienHnb's
Jlinf am 6rcitas absno ipratsn iid bic
bieiisen Siirser eutidieben jusuuiten
elmer @Ountg NanoitraBe aus uno elm
@omite wuroe ernannt, nm oas Nssss
redt fur oaS unternebmen ~ srlangen.
Die Ssrren Sobu 8is6lsr uno lllri6
Sorser babeu bic SdulsebduOs 9io. 2
uub 8 an 8eit @rops Strass tduitid
srworben. Den 3ontraft fIir bos iieus
SAulbaus babeu Wtulberrin & Subse
fir $35. 500 erbalten uno nit bsm Bau
wiro iOiort besounen. = 5rau ansslo
ardsnillo uon Siblsp's Patd, bic. pie
mon annimmt, siferiiidtis mar unb
ibrsn 3oftsdnssr Dominid Patrino
ntdt psrlieren pollte, iaste osmielben
am Disnitas Worsen. als er feline 9lsis
ouns abbolsn Dollte. cine 9usel in ben
Riiden, bic ibm cine 9unss burdbotrte.
Patrino nuroe In lsbenssefdbrlihsm
3uitano oem bieiisen Soipital iibermis'
fen unb bic 5rau einssitedt.
= Der moblbefannts arSt Or. Char.
les SB. Priee itarb seiteru In auoea, 80
Sabre oft.
= Sobn @alib BON Wiooiic fist sss
itern Yiadmittas BON einem Wtinenfar'
rem uno brad oas &adsrat. @r lisst
i'm Eaplor 9oipital unb isin 3uitano
Sisbt ssriuse Soffnuns auf @eneiuns.
: Sin a6t Monate altss To1terlsin
bes Ssnrp @ertitp pom Durpsu wurbe
Donneritus. als elm aehel nit fodsu'
BEN Baher umssitoben marb. 10 idau'
oerbaft usrbriibt. baB ibr 3uftano als
elm bOfinunsslOier bstra6tet wiro.
= Wfi9ast @ibbons pon Wfinoofa
murbe Wtontas giadt In Seranton, als
er iid anf eiuem StraBenbabnmasen be-
fanb, I'M 500 erleidtert. Sin iuuser
aerl brdnsts iid SismIid fart sssen ibn
uno wirb ais Der Gaidenbieb betradtst.
= Drei 8nubsn ma9tsn ii6 Gam.
ftas yiahmittas In bem gadamannu
Slug, cine fur3s Diftanj unter Durbsa,
Gin Slos unb MOLTEN In bsmislben sins
Sabrt uuternebmen, batten es aber fauu
in bas SSaiier ssi9oben. als eS um'
fippte unb Die 8nabsn in baS g8aiisi
fislen. !3wei fonuten oas llfer wieosi
erreiasn, aber Der brittle, Soiepb Mp'
esti. usridwano in bsm s8aher.
gu Slb 5orse puren Donuerftae
Morsen @inbrsaer tbdtis unO es wur'
ben brei Pldse BON ibnen beiu9t. Glue
Der Or. 9Billiam gpn4 Bobnuns sr'
lausten fie $24 8aarsslO. 3pei flsiu'
8anfsu nno stpa $35 in Silbsrwaarsn;
aus Der Surp Risbule DObnuns itahler
fs stmas alsinwediel unb Eii9waaren
abtr in Der Or. %. D. Mpsrs 8obu
uns wurben fie sntosdt unO usri9su4t
. che fie Beute rnad1ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19

-Sn SSOoniodet. u. 8, purben
Die 5abrifen Der llnitso Statss Rubber
SO. uui unbsitimmte 3eit ssialoHsu.
1900 auseitsllts wurOsn bsiddftisunss'
los.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19

niBu6ssl s so. 200, Wiinnsiota SIS. 900.
Wtaine bat feline @innabmen aus elmer
9i,eusiteuer. Wiinneiota oasessn cine
iolhe pon $73O,OOO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-19

Die fsinften Drudarbeiten Der Stubt,
sisfert bie Offiee bss .Do4enblatt..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, MARCH 80.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAU kEE-BUTTER-St Steady: Elgin
price of extra creamery is 2912c; local price.
extra creamery is 291ec prints, 3oc; iirsts,
y 92dc seconds a2Sc process fre 2ta %
1920; packing stock, 1Sc..
CHEESE Steady; American full cream,
new make, twins, 12a4Ul3Ac; Young Amer
icas, 3al3i5c; daisies, 1312d l4c; longhorns,
l3Q 13l2c; limburger, October, Ice; winter
make, l4c; fancy brick, 12@12hc; low
grades, Toe; imported Swiss, PC: b!ock, l'c;
round Swiss. l4Q15c. M
EGGS-Easy; feeling more settled. me
produce boards official market for strictly
fresh laid received, cases returned. l3!2c
seconds and checks, S@loc. Receipts, os-
cases; Sat9rday 1923 cases 90 cnoc.s -
Steady: daisies, l3l9a14c twins, l2134
1S1ac; young Americas, 13laa13Ac.
CHICAGO, H.. March 3o,-Butter--
2sl2c. Eggs-Steady; al mark, cases includ
NEW YORK, March 3o.-Butter-Firm;
receipts, 3sIs; creamery specials, 29c; cA
creamery. common to special, 2l@2s,2c!
state dairy, common to choice, 2vd26ci
process common to special; 16n2+12c; west
ern fanctory, first. 2ol2c; imitation cream IAN
full cream, specials, 16Ac; state full cream
coored fancy, 1J24c; do white, fancy. 100
do large colored ana white, fancy, lJ4c;
do good to prime, l4l2M154c; do late Octo-
Der and early November made, 1312@1r2c;
do winter made, 12Gl12hc: do common 10
fair, 1o911Rc; skins, lo411c. Eggs-firm;
receipts, 2i,o29; state Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy. selected. white, l0u2oc; good
to choice. 1IW1Si2c; brown and mixed eA-
ira. l6la01IC; first. 15l2Q1Gc; western aud
southern storage, first, l512c; seconds, li'2
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
ELGIN. H., March 80 Special Butter
Market firm at 29l2c output for this dis
trlct for week 443,ioo pounds,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
MEET DEATH IN MINE
FIVE OF FIFTY EIGHT BODIES ARE
TAKEN FROM THE SHAFT.
Disaster Occurs at Hanna, Wyo., and
Official Force of Company Is
Wiped Out.

HANNA. Wyo.. March 3o.--The bodies
of only FIVE Of the hfty-eight miners and
mine officials killed in the Inflated mine
No. Is of the Union Pacific Coal com
pany by the two explosions Saturday
have been recovered.
Other bodies probably will not be
reached for several days. The widows
and orphans are being cared for and
there Is no deSttution. The local lodges
of knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and
United Mine Workers of America today
met and made arrangements 10 bury
their dead members and provide for the
stricken families.
The official force of the local mines
was completely wiped out 10y the dis
astor. From Supt. Briggs and his three
forcmcn down to the gas watchers, stable
bosses and others, all are dead and com
plete reorganization Of the working
forces will be necessary. The entire otii-
cial family of the United Mine Workers
is enrolled on the roster of the dead.
Two of the women who lost husbands IN
this disaster were also made widows by
the calamity at the same mine five years
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02

Connecticut Deacons Start Baby Annex
in Order to Bring Mothers
to Service.

HARTFORD. Conn. March 30.-Sal-
vation ana soothing syrup will 20 hand
in hand if the plan of the Memorial
Baptist church meets with the success
which its originality deserves.
The dcaconS of the church have no
ticed Il falling off in the number of mar
ried women who attend service, care of
babies in almost every iuStanc" being
given as the cause. With the approval
of majority of the congregation, the
church has now decided To open baby
bureau. where the infants may be
checked While the mother gets divine
consolation.
II has been decided that the 'hawf'
room shall be in n remote part OF the
basement where the youngsters can turn
on the lung power without disturbing
the worshipcrS overhead. On presenting
her baby at the door each mother will
receive check the duplicate Of which
will ne attached to little Tommy or Mel
lie rs the ease may be.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
VOL GAN0 WAKES UGLY
GUATEMALA CRATER, SUPPOSED
EXTINCT, BEGINS RUMBLING.
People Flee from Showers Of Ashes
Which Have Filled the Air
for Two Weeks Past.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, March 80
The steamer Panama today brought news
of volcano in Guatemala, 50 long extinct
that its name has been forgotten, having
recently broken out. Its long sleep ter
minated three weeks ago with such terri
flying muttcrings and spouting OF lava
and smoke that the people living ut San
FilIipe at the base of the mountain, are
fleeing for their lives.
Opposite the new volcano is Santa
Maria, a volcano which during the last
200 years has wiped ont town after town.
The inhabitants of the district fear n
repetition Of the Santa Maria catastro-
pie and are therefore deserving the
mountainSidc. Already the country for
miles is covered some inches deep with
dust and ashes from the active noun
Trims
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Explosions Iniure Firemen.

BOSTON. Mass, March 30.-llot air
explosions from windows and doors ia
the faces Of iiremen mounting ladders
caused injuries to ten Of them at ire
in large seven-story brick building on
Atlantic avenue aud Purchase street to-
day. None Of the fremen are believed
to have been injured seriously, however.
The loss is estimated at between SI5,-
900 and 100000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
EPOPTING WORLD.


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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP STEAMER.
Dynamite Bomb Is Placed on Boat at St.
Paul, MINI.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 3O,-An at
tempt was made here last evening TO
blow up the excursion steamboat G, w.
Cowles, owned by Capt George Winans
of this city. y dynamite bomb, with a
slow fuse, was placed in the private
statcroom of Capt Wnans through II
transom and was suspended from the
ceiling. The bomb exploded, completely
destroying three statcrooms No one was
on the boat At the me. four men who
were employed in getting It ready for
service having left tie vessel with capt
Winaus "A short time before the eXpIo-
SION.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
PAYS FINE OF $4,000.
Kansas City Lumber Company Pleads
Guilty to Accepting Rebates
from Railroad

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 80. The
Chapman and Dewey Lumber company
of Kansas City entered a plea Of guilty
today in the United States district court
to the charge Of having accepted rebates
from the Frisco railroad on lumber ship
mcnts from points IN Arkansas to St.
Louis Judge Dyer imposed Il fine Of
$4,000 and costs amounting to Sl1S.B3.
A check for the full amount was prompt
" handed TO the clerk of the court
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
WITHDRAW LIBEL SUIT,
McClure's Magazine May Settle with
Milwaukee Concern Out of
CCuIt.

NEW YORK, March 30,-After CON
ference between counsel on both sides II
the suit brought by the Union Retrigera-
tor Transit company of Milwaukee
against the $. 5. Mcclure company pub
fishers of McCmre's Magazine for 500,
600 for alleged libel, the case was with
drawn from the jury today. 1t is under
stood that there is n probability of set.
ticmcut Of the suit out of court. f.. l.
Philip, president of the Union Rcfrig,
orator Transit company, was awarded
$4,000 damages against the Mcclure
company for libel last week in a suit
based upon the same article of which the
Refrigerator Transit company, as cor.
poration complains.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
CANCEL TOBACCO POLICIES.
Insurance Companies viii Take No More
Kentucky Risks.

LEXINGTON, Ky March GA
special from Mount Sterling says an in
surance agent there who has authority
to % 50 viii notify agents at once to
cancel all policies held by two of the
lending companies in kentucky on to-
bacco risks. except in Louisville, Lexine
ton DWenshoro and Iaaucah The
amount to be Cancelled is $4,000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


MILWAUKEE. March 3o.-Closc-Whcat-
&c lower: No. | northern on track 1u6l2u
10; No. = northern, on track, 1otdtO6.
GGorn-iStG9qdy; No. on t track 3l'&>$,gc
white, ON track. 5la53r. BarlIy-Duu:
standard, soc RyC-1c lower: No. I ou
track, 19c.
Flour quotations in CARROTS are: Hard
spring wheat PATENTS in wood. 5000. 80.
straights. In wood. hcOQ5 %: export PAT,
ents, in sacks 4 6Oll470; first clears. in
sacks 1 GuI4TO; rye Ia wood 4.4Ul45O,
country, 3.9JQi. %; sacks. Kansas, in wood,
4.G0a470
CHICAGO, Ill. March 80 Closc--Whcat
May, o3Lc; July, sSlac; September. SGISr.
Corn-M May GDi5sc: July, G4&4c: September.
G3l2a635,c. Oats-May. old. J3Ssc: May,
52i4c: July, old, 47l2c; July. 45l2c; Srutcm.
Der, $3.50. Ryc-Cash 7IIIIGc. aBrley--
Cash 1Om SIC Timothy-March, 4.G5, Cjo-
ver-March 24Up PorE-May. 1900
13.I1l2; July, l4,loU141J; September.
14.52l2 Lnrd May, $50; July, $50; Sop
TENDER. 900 Rihs-May, 7.31la; July, 7.G5a
10: September %
CHICAGO. H.. March 3o-Cash wheat
No. = red, 9+i2H9dlgc; no. , rcd, 92iaHo6r.
l0c: No. spring. a3lscal o.; others nothing
doing Corn-Nu. 3, 61lguG3c Oats-Noth-
ing doing
May. 1.o1b; July 964c. Corn-May. I51ac;.
July. 732sc.
Spot, quiet; No. red western winter. =.
Id; futures steady; May. Is Md; July, Is
a,d Coru-Spot, steady; primc naked
American new, . 4'ad; prime mixed Amer
Fluur-Wintcr patents, quiet, -9> Cd. Hops
In London I'acihc COAST, dull Il lostt
T. los.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. March %e.-CIUSc
Wheat no l hard. LOGS; No. | north
,ru 1O4ls: No = northern, LOIS: No.
northern a5lsn92'se.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 3O.-Whcat-No.
9 red cash 9Sl2c. No. = hard. 9Ic0lo2l2;
4. IuI,- A > .b
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
MILWAUKEE, STocKYARDs REPORT.

CATTLE Market is steady, butch
crs' steers, good to choice. G.oJ07oo; me,
dunn to good. 4.751t5.15; heifcrs, medium to
good, / 100000: common to fair 3.5uM - {;
cows. good to choice. 4.5Ua5.25; far 10
good, ;}.25a4oo: Gamers 2.oya2.5O; cutters
2.1jGJ3.25. bulls, good to choice, 4ooG4 90,
bologna bulls, common to fair. 3.21u,i.'1;
feeders. 4.25Hj 90: Stockers. 3.5U4tr.
Market for mixers and sprngerS de
moralized don't ship them unless very
choice COWS
SHEEP-Alarket is steady: common I"
fair. 4UpliJru: good to choice. I.5ou D:
lambs comon to fair. 5.5ou625; cnoIre,
6.5puS.0o; bucks, 2.25d3UO.
IIOGS-Oprncd 2i2Gtjc lower; clos, q
strong; mixed and butchers, 5.s5gp6 %; pack
ers. j.SOaJ.95; light, 5.S54G.co; pigs, t.5o'.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Train Wreck Avertdet.

FOND DU LAC, Wis. March 30
Special. IA serious wreck was narrow
~ averted shortly after 3 o'clock this
morning when passenger train No. . on
the North Western road struck q gondola
car on the main line at North Fond du
Lac Portions of the vrstibules on all
the passenger coaches were torn away,
but the engine cleared and was not
damaged Several of the passengers sus'
tained Severe bruises in the Sinking up.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
HOSPITALS FOR UNIONS.
Movement to Establish 1nhrmares tor
Labor Men Is Started in
Denver.

DENVER. Colo, March 3o.-Within
thirty days, Denver will have a union
labor hospital accommodating 800 to
400 in actual operation and, furthermore.
this city is now the headquarters for the
National Union Labor Hospital assocla
ton, which will proceed with the build
ing of hospitals for members of labor
unions in all large cities of the country
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Alabama's Laws Invalid.

MONTGOMERY Ala, March 30
Judge Thomas G.. Jones of the United
States court has held the Alabama pen
atty RAILROAD laws unconstitutional; also
that the suits brought by the railroads
are not in violation of the twelfth con.
stitutional amendment. not being suits
against the state. Several of the minor
ois inns We're also declared to be invalid.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
ALDRICH BILL
PASSES SENATE
FIVE REPUBLICANS OPPOSE AND
THREE DEMOCRATS FAVOR
CURRENCY MEASURE.
SENATOR LA TOILETTE ACTIVE.
Secures Several Amendments and Joins
with His Party Against the
Bailey Substitute.

WASHINGTON, u. c., March Is
The Aldrch currency bill was passed by
the Senate late yesterday by Il vote of AZ
to Ii, in the main party vote. Before
taking the vote on the bill vote was
taken on the Bailey substitute author
izing the government instead of the ma
tonal banks, to issue the emergency cir
culation for which the bill provides. The
vote on the substitute stood - to 10, and
this vot" was entirely partisan, even
senator La Toilette casting his vote with
the Republicans.
The bill has been before the Senate
since January =. The vote was not
reached until after Il r. m. and the gal
lcries were practically empty.
An interesting feature of the passage
of the bill was n rciteratiOu by Mr.. Aid
rich of his promise TO bring in bill for
an investigation Of the entire banking
system of the country with view 20 ia
shutting reforms.
S5O0,000000 Emergency Currency.
As passed the bin provides for not
more than $JOO,OoO,OOO of emergency
currency to be issued to national banks
upon the deposit by them Of state, coun-
Is aud municipal bonds, to be approved
by the secretary Of the treasury. The
currency is 10 hr issued with q view 70
obtaining an equitable distribution # the
currency over the United States and in
accordance with the uHimpaired capital
and surplus OF banks in each state.
Banks are 10 pay for this emergency cir
culutIDu Onc-haIf of per cent. % month
during the first four months il is clrcu-
latcd aud afterwards three fourths Of
per cent. u month.
The bill provides that national banks
shah pay not less than | per cent. on
government funds deposited with them.
As amended the bill carries an import
ant change in banking laws relating To
bank reserves, This amendment pro-
vidrs that of the IL per cent. reserve re
quircd 10 be- kept by banks not in re
serve cities four-tfths of this is to be
kept IN the vaults of the banks and of
that amount 0n"-third can BE- in the form
Of securities Of the kind -cqulrcd.
La Toilette Amendments Adopted
At the instance of Senator La Toilette
an amendment was adopted prohibiting
any national bank from investing its
funds in stocks or other securities Of a
corporation the officers or directors OF
which are officers or directors of the
bank. aud providing a penalty of impris-
oumout OF from one to live years.
An Amendment 10y Mr.. La Toilette Ia
punish by from one 10 five years impriS-
ulmrut any falsIIcatioH i'm bank Srcur-
ir.e- was adopted, hut Was protested
against by Senator !NueN as already pro
y.trl inr hy existing law.
Following was the vote ola the passage
Of th,. hill
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
BADGERS Cav in Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 80
Special. The Wisconsin Club of Wash
ington will hold n smoker tomorrow
night at pythan hall. Representative
Cary of Milwaukee is starred on the
programme as the leading speaker. The
University of Wisconsin association of
Washington will give their annual dinner
at the Shoreham hotel on the night of
April II. The Wisconsin senator's and
representatives have been invited to at
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Death of Leonard Clark.

CHICAGO, H.. March 30.-Leonard
Clark, pioneer hotel man, died suddenly
while engaged in his work as manager
and owner of the Ontario hotel 1t is be,
lieved heart failure caused his death. Mr.
Clark engaged in the hotel. business forty
years ago in northern Michigan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
WARD M'ALLISTER MAY RECOVER
Son of Former Social Leader Has Chance
for Life.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 30
Though he was still in very serious
condition. reports last night stated that
Judge Ward McAlister, son of the for
mer social leader in New York. who was
recently operated upon for appendicitis
at the Cottage hospital in San Rafael
had slight chance for recovery. He
is reported as destitute.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Mrs Dietz Goes Shopping.

WINTER, Wis, March 3V-There
was much craning of necks among The
feminine contingent of Winter, when
Mrs John f. Dietz, wife of the famous
OUTLAW" appeared in town this week
on shopping errand. This was the first
time that Mrs. Dietz had been here for
many years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 140oul42 -; No. /
timothy hay. l3.ouQ 1925; No. > timothy
hay. ii 5oul 90 clover ana mxcd, 10000
II 10; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie
p.5o0lo.oo; No. l prairie, s.5oQ9.oO; No
2 prairie 7,5ouS0O; Wisconsin marsh
feeding, I.ooa75o; packing hay, 55NA6,p.
rye, straw, I.2jl7jo; oats straw, G.oOd6.-1.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Mrs. Roosevelt in M ssissinpi.

VICKSBURG. Miss. March rs
Mrs Roosevelt and party arrived over
the Alabama q Nicksburg this morning
and had drive TO the National military
park.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Meant to Kill Police.

The bomb which was fired during the
riot Saturday Afternoon was meant TO
anniMatc the police who were guarding
Union square park. Red hats, red cards
incendiary mottos and all of the letter
and spirits that dches organized society
appeared on the scene at the time APP
pointed for the opening of this demon
stration of the unemployed
During the singing of the "Marseil-
lasc," an order was given by the police
inspector to charge the crowd. and drive
the men into the East river. if necessary
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
GILLETTE DEAD:
CONFESSED ALL
ADMITTED MURDER OF SWEET
HEART BEFORE GOING TO
ELECTRIC CHAIR.
HIS ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.
New York Slayer Gave Slater. ut Call
ing on Them to Lead Chris
ian Lives.
MEETS END WITHOUT EMOTION

AUBURN, y. Y, March 3o.-Un-
moved and without show ing the taihtest
/ sign of emotion of any kind, Chester CHI
lette was put to death in Auburn prison
this morning.
IL" confessed to the murder of lis
sweetheart.
The clectrocution was the most sue
cossful that ever took place in th" local
prison. But one contact was required to
carry the mandates of the law INTO Ell
feet, and when that was over the muir
dcrer Of Grace Brown had PAID the pen
atty Of his crime.
The cicctrOcution lacked much of the
solcmn!ty of former executions, ana dur
ing most of the time except for the brief
space when the electro current was
courslng through the mans body. there
was Il hum of voices in conversations
The current was 1900 volts at ~ ann
pcros, and it was held o1 one minute and
three seconds. When this had been doHe
careful examinations o! tu" man heart
were made. but there WAS no sign o.
life.
Minister Is Overcome.
Rev. Uoury MacIlravy Of Little Falls.
who had been with Gillette. was 80 over
come ri the elcctruCut.uu that he WAS
taken from the death chamber before the
contact was turned off Gillette, walking
firmly and looking neither To the ught
nor to the left. came hrjskly along the
row and into the chamber
Makes a Confession.
Gillette made ii confession to his spil-
iuaI advisers. regarding which they to-
day gave out the following statements
"E"cauSc our relationship with cheS-
ter Gillette was PRIVILEGED we do not
deem K wise to make % detailed state
mcnt and simply wish tU say that no
legal mistake was made in his electro
cuticn'
Besides the confession. Gillette had a
word to say t. the young men ot the
world. This was in ii rJwnumcatoh
that was handed to Warden Brnham
last night, as follows:
In the shadow of III, valley of death,
it is my desire to do everything that
would remove any doubt as to my nav
ing found Jesus Chris the persona!
savior and uufailing friend My one re
grCt. at this time is tHJt ! have not
given Him the prc-emiururr in my NE
while had the opportunity 10 work tor
Him. If | could only say some one thing
that would draw young men 10 Him.
would deem it the greatest priYu'g"
ever granted me. But all ! can say now
is. | know in whom have believed ana
am persuaded that He is able To keep
that which | have committed unto INN
against that day.
III the young men Of this country
could only know the joy and pleasure OF
Christian Ifc. | know they would DO
All in their power to become earnest,
active christians. and Woull strive t"
live as Christ would have them live.
There IS not one thing | have left
nnlonr which will bar me from facing
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-02
Silverstein Nav Recover.

Silycrsten, who was frightfully injured
by the explosion of the bomb Saturday
was reported to have made considerable
progress toward recovery today. The
physicians ut Bellevue say that unless
some unfavorablt Developments come
they believe he may recover lie is be
ing closely guarded in the prison ward at
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