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THE DALLES, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1901.
NO; m
LEON
IS GUILTY
Harder in
the Pint ticfreejarr Ar
rives at Verdict Jn llity-ffcJ
Minutes Indie White 111 Hat
Pass Senteace Today.
Courthouse, Buffalo, 8pt. 24. The
cue wae given to the Jury at 8 :ftl.
Cocrthoobe, BUFFALO, Sept. 24. The
inrv. Ht 4 :26. found OsblgOfl entity Of
murder in t be first degree. J udgrWMto
uid previously tbat he would not pan
sentence today. The Uw allows him
to dayB to do so.
'. :
At 2:44 tbis afternoon, Distr'ct At
torney Penney abruptly announced tbat
the case of the prosecution was endod.
Judge Lewis, addressing the court, said
tbat the sadden closing, "f be cae
against Czolgof s was a surprise to him
and his colleague'. They bad no witness
to call for the defense. He naked the
court tbat be be allowed to address the
jury at once. The court atsented and
' tbe venerable jastice began an address
that will long be remembered by thoee
who heard it. Judge Lewis eaid :
"Gentlemen of the jerry : A calamity
has fallen unon this Nation, through tbe
act of this man, hat thf question
whether his am waetne act of n insane
man. II an insaue man, it is t ot murder,
and he m.onM be acquitted. Toe de
fendant, no matter bow serious tbe
crime be has committed, is entitled
under our lews to tbe benefit of a trial
"You listened to the defendant.' plan
of guilty, when he wes arraigned at tbe
opening of tbis term, bat tbe lew of onr
states will not permit him to plead frailty
to such a crime as this. The lew is so
careful of the rights of cltieens that it
will not permit e man to tbe crime of
murder.
"There are in our country individuals
who tm ijk, in a case like tbis, or even
in charges of much less degree, it ia
entirely proper tbat the case should be
disposed ot by lynch or mob law. It hi
not long since I read in a paper tbat e
colored man in the South had bis life
taken because he had insulted a white
man. I suggest, gentlemen, tbat dr.
wuo are crying oat met a man wbo is
charged with the crime tbat this de
fendant is, sbou'd not be permitted to
have a trial before a court of justice, are
a more dangerous class toe community
than the anarchists about whom we
read so much.
it ia the duty of every American
citizen to stand firmly by tbe lew and
pat his voice against eny idee that a
man should be punished lor any crime
until he is prover guilty. Here this
defendant, without having eny animosity
gainst the president, without any
personal motive so far es we can
committed an act wbicb be knew, if be
sane, must cause his deetb. Sow
n a man with a saoe mind perform
umanaci r it you find he wee not
"wponstbie you eould eld in lifting e
great cloud from the mindeoMbc people
minis country. J you find the tbe
president met hie fate through the apt of
insane man it is just the game m if
ha r. I . L. . . . - . "i
n. uy acctueut. l batf toe jwo-
roundest respeat for President fctcKiuley.
e was one of the noblest men Ood ever
-. ni. aeatb was the saddest blow
toroe lh has occurred ipgaany yeara."
uuge Lewi M orylug when be
unished and the eyes of many of those
w the court room were filled with tears.
. Alter giving the flberee to the inn.
J.eWhltoepUwgd the meaning of
"tM.n,.l.l. J 4.. ..."-- J-"-". -
uegree." asm
retire and MSm
:86 when tbesgk
Jry again filed lata
7" arttVHtht
down. Addreetmn
ite said :
"We have."
utbefiret
H
Bsre was a
T- murmur
owd. It
dejrag." '-
i t-t. veBvawBi irfevwei
MOW from the Una of
audefi than. These tree
no bandniapping ; no cheers. Tbe court
ut once adjourned.
Ilayot .Oat.
Dull fleidache, Pains in various parts
of tbe body, Sinking at the pit of the
stomach, Loss of appetites Fsveriebaess,
Pimples or Bores are all positive evidea
loss of impure brood. Wo matter hew It
became so it must be purified in ord
to obtain eod health. Acker's Blood
Elerir baa never failed tocure Scrofulous
or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood
diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful
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positive guarantee. Blakeley, the drng-
KlSt.
II Antt-AMrekUt.'
Seattle, Sept. 24. "Any foreigner or
alien applying to my court for citlsen
hip papers, wbo in any way acknowl
edges that be favors anarchism, is friend
ly to anarchists or has any leaning to
wards anarchistic beliefs, will be denied
citizenship by me."
Judge Boyd J. Tollman, of King county
superior court, yesterday made tbe fore
aping statement explanatory of the new
attitude be hire assumed toward for
eigners applying for cltisenship papers
through hie court. Three foreigners
were being examined on application for
citisenship, Judge Tall man rigidly
questioned them as to their attitude to
wards anarchists.
Bid Darling, 1012 Howard at. Port
Huron, Mich., writes: "I have tried
many puis and laxatives but DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are far tbe beet pills
I have evpr need." They never gripe.
Clarke A fan's P. O. Pharmacy.
Caeisjees PernUs-.
Cleveland, Sept. 24. Paul Ctoigora,
father of the eeeavsln, accompanied by
his son, Weldeck. and his unmarried
daughter, Victoria, left this city early to
day fet Buffalo. Detective Jacob Moats
almaucasaraomd thl party at the re.
quest of the elder CcoUoea. who li la
constant fear that an attempt will I
made span hie Hfe.es the result of hta
eon s crime, wmre no memeer es tae
family has been summoned es a witness
at the trial ot Lena Cheffjesa, bath the
they would offer to testify, hut express
the hope that the assassin would receive
fuU punishment for bis eat.
Immediately upon his arrival at
Buffalo tbe father will seek permission
from tbe authorities for ah interview
with tbe assassin. Tbe old man declared
this morning that be would make every
effort to get a confession of any possible
plot from bis eon. He mid be firmly
believed that some one influenced Leon
to commit the deed.
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New Yobk, Sept. 24. Pedro Estere,
the editor of tbe Peterson, N. J., en
arcblst paper, Ls Qaestlone Socials, has
met bir first erloos obstacle in getting
out bis paper, and It looks as though its
publication might be stooped altogether.
For nearly a year the paper was printed
in Passaic by Frederick Ckugb, a Job
printer. Chief of Police Hendry, of Pas-
isle, beard of the paper being printed
there, and sent word to Cloogb tbat tbe
peper could no longer be printed in Pes
sale. Clotigh said that be had signed a
a contract to print the paper, and tbat
be eootd not back oat of it, Chief
Hendry replied that contract or no eon
tract, tbe paper could not be printed in
Passaic. After consulting hie lawyer
Cloogb printed the papers end delivered
them in Peterson. Chief Hendry de
clares that this will not be allowed again.
He says be will hare a policeman watch
the printing office and tbat be will take
tbe responsibility of breaking a contract
for such work.
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Ky., when they saw be we turning yet
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