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THE DALLES, OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1901.
MO. 190
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SENTENCED
TO DEATH
Czolgosz Will Be JSIectrocatetf Week Be
ginning October 28tb Assnsain
Hears Bis Doom Without Show ef
Emotion. '
Buffalo. Boot. 88. UzlgofZ was
aentenced to be electrocuted in the wek
beginning October 98, 1901. According
to the lav of tula state, October '28th it
tbe earliest date that could be fixed for
the execution.
Buffalo. Sept. m. The police ar
rangements at tbe city ball, Where Leon
F. Cuolirosz wae to receive bis sentence
this afternoon for the murder of President
McKinle v, were even more stringent than
during tiie trial of tbe assassin. Half an
hour before the time announced for the
opening of the court the court-room was
filled and the doors locked. Atter 1 :30
no one but officials connected with the
court or newspaper men were allowed to
enter. About twenty-five of the 150
spectators were women.
At 2:0a o'clock the prisoner was
brought into court shackled to Df tectives
Geary and Solomon, accompanied by
Assistant Superintendent Ousick and
Jailer Mitchell. Cz jlgpsx was perspiring:
tod seemed nervous, though he did not
tremble and bis gait wae steady.
Cz3lgoBz took bis sect and mopped bis
brow with hts handkerchief. When be
settled back in his chair and bis won ed
listless attitude was absent. Be kept
bis eyes wide open end looked abont
him occasionally, but presently be
dropped his eyes to the table ahead of
bim and assumed bis former listless air.
Ihe strain on bim was intense evident
ly, as was attested by the few eigha end
beaving of tbe chest
At 2:12 Justice While took his aeat on
tbe bench and the crier announced the
opening of the court.
"Czolgoez, stand up," demanded Die
trict Attorney Penney of the prisoner.
The aeeassin rose.
"What is your name?" asked Mr.
Penney.
"Leon F. Czolgoez."
"How old are you?"
"Twenty-eight years."
"Where were yon born?"
"Detroit."
"Where were yon living when rr
rested?"
"Cleveland."
"What is your occupation?"
"Ironworker."
"Are yon married or aingla?"
"Single."
IIIUl x a m '
uai degree of education have jou
Koeived?"
No reply.
"What schools have you attecded?"
"Public and church schools."
"Are you temperate or intemperate?"
"Temperate."
"Have you ever before been convicted
of any crime?"
"No."
"Are your father and mother alive?"
y father is alive. My mother ia
ussd."
Oiolgosz' replies were ao .low thai he
0jjld ot be heard five feet away.
"Have you any legal excuse why
entence should not be pronounced
gainst you?"
Czolgoez could not or RMtM h-
oold Uot hear tbe question put by the
" repeated to him twice,
o then be said aomethiog in an
inaudible tone.
The judge intervened and explained
"het was meant by tbe question. "Eirst,
on may oUim ,0 M ,0MM Tb
t is, have you good cause to offer
W'Mt aenrti r-i:
l. )m no:
i.7 M the V"" W bate
t sentence being pronounced.
TUosMbadtJtthe prisoner be
""elow beoould scares!, be
v. jodg. Tltna w tbiigg,)
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Gaolgoai to his counsel.
Judge Titui I think he ought to be
permitted to make a statement la excul
pation of his family.
Turning to bis prisoner again Judge
Titus held a brief conference.
Turning to the court, counsel for the
defendant said: "He says no other
person had anything to do with it; tbat
no other person knew of his com mission
but himself. Hie father or mother or
no one else knew anything about it."
The prisoner cloeed bis lips, stored
straight ahead of him, and awaited the
court's pronouncement of bis doom. The
sentence was brief.
"Czolgosz," aaid tbe court, "you have
committed a grave crime against the
state and our Union in the assassination
of our beloved president. After learning
all tbe facts and circumstances in tbe
case, twelve good men have pronounced
you guilty of murder in the first degree.
You say that no other person abetted
you in tbe commission of this terrible
act. Tbe penalty is fixed by statute,
and it becomes my dnty to impose
sentence upon vou. The sentence of
this court is tbat in tbe week beginning
October 28th, at the place designated,
and in the manner prescribed by law,
yon euffer tbe punishment of death."
CzolgoFZ stood erect, looking straight
at the judge. He did not tremble; not
muecie quivered. As soon aa tbe
death sentenced was finished he took
his seat in tbe same Indifferent manner
that baa characterized him throughout
the trial. He was brought to bis feet
quickly by tfie officers at 2:20. They
shackled him and led him away to the
jail, while the crowd surged after him,
and tbe officers had to f-irce a passage
or the assassin from the courtroom.
Though emotion and satisfaction was
written on every face in court, there waa
no applause and no demonstration of
any kind on tbe part oi the spectators.
InDDtl Cndrr the Sea.
London, Sept. 26. The Earl of Rose-
faery reoently delivered a speech at
Stranaer, Wigtownshire, Scotland, at tbe
presentation to him of tbe freedom of
tbe town. Commenting on the possi
bility of a tunnel between Ireland and
the mainland of the United Kingdom,
witn a terminus at Btranaer, uord Koee
bery quoted Beaconsfield's saying tbat
the curse oi Ireland was that it possessed
a damp climate and waa surrounded by
a melanoboly ocean. The epeaker eatd
be was inclined to think that there
might one day be a government bold
enough to face the problem and consider
whether 8,000,000 might not be well
need tp tbe construction of soefa a tunnel
Anyhow, the amount spent In Coll way,
would not equal the cost In two months
of the melancholy war still dragging
in South Africa.
Mom red Their FMioim.
Washington, 8ept. M.-rMail from the j
Philippines received at tbe war depart
ment recites the trial Of four natives on
a charge of murdering American pris
oners'. They were a part of the insur
gent gnard of two American prisoners,
George B. Sullivan and Private James L.
Husket, Twenty-ninth Volunteer In
fantry. Their oammanding officer, a
lieutenant of insurgents, issued an order
that when tbe corporal of the guard, who
was marching in front of the prisoners,
should lift his hat, the insurgents be
hind tbe Americans should 'take it as a
signal Tor the bayoneting of the prisoners.
The brutal programme waa carried out
to the letter. General Chaffee eet aside
their sentences of death and set them
at liberty, on the ground that they were
compelled to obey orders. The insur
gent lientenant who ordered tbe Ameri
cans put to death la now awaiting tbe
execution of the sentence of death.
Roosevelt Ban Changed .
Clxv bland, Sept. 26. "President
Roosevelt is a different man than be was
a few weeks ago," said Senator Henna
to a reporter. "He has always been
honest in purpose, strong in action and
trio to his own and to republican
principles. Tbe neW and great responsi
bilities that have been so suddenly thrust
upon bis shoulders nave given htm
equipoise and conservatism. These
responsibilities have rounded out bis
character. I believe tbat be will live up
to tbe expectations of his dearest
friends."
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Only 25 cents at G. C. Blakeley'e Drug
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BU8INE83 LOCAL8.
A fresh supply of Lowney's chocolates
just received at O. C. Blakeley's phar
macy. Mr. Silas H. Soule, piano tuner, will
be in The Dalles the last of the week for
the fail work. Leave address at Nickel
sen's music store. 28-1 w
Lost A ladv'a brown puree, contain
ingover $80 in currency. Finder will
be rewarded by bringing it to this
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Norman Werry, bead piano tuner witb
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orders tor tuning at Menelee A Parkins'
music store. s23-lw
A nine assortment of genuine bair
switches, made by Mrs. Geo. Harvey, of
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malady was VelJow Jaundice. He was
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