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ET
AYE
•
IED.
Si N OF FEAR.
Mead told him that lie would be :O-
mitted late in the afternoen if Su-
perintendent Collins aureed.
THE PRESIDENT,"
Til E AUTOPSY.
rhe. Physicians Pind the Murderer's
No " Because tie WAS an Enemy of the Good People -of the flood Brain is Nor:wee
Naturally, almost the entire at -
Working People --And I Am Not Sorry for fey Crime "—Wished tention or the physiciane assigned
tile Could See Ills Father
—.Ate and Slept Well and Talked as tie Was t'o° 11°11 tildoiscaouyteerIM, wee
if
Being Strapped to the Death Chair—No flitch in the Execution — ,N_ValletlierettlA LLSrA88111 7134/8. in ;11.11y.
Oniy Four Minutes From Cell to the End—Last Scenes in the Drama avulopsyl was Yr:on:Leg:11 berDr. Carle -
Begun et Buffalo on Sept h. los P. Macdonald, an expert alien,
let, and former President of New
York. State Lunacy Commission, Dr.
THE LAW SA !SHED! irleoper out into the corridor, two A.. Spitzka,. . of New 'York, and
'others following behind, arid the i
chief keeper walking in front. Prison Physician Gerin.
The top of the head was :Awed
off through the thickest part of
The guards' on each side or Czolgosz
had hold of hie arms either as if to the skull, whieh wae found to be
-of normal thieknees, and It was
support hini, or to keep him from the unanimolle agreement, after
Auburn, N. V., Oct. 29.— making a demenstration. Is he
stepped over the tlt-eeliold microscopical examinatiou that
At 7.12.30 this rnoi-ning Itf.,11; ubrusterieil-liireo'It•lwh„rh3,1';.2:
isTfinsrLtio;l't t`i.',71,71,eitattieds
the brain was normal, or ellghtly
Leon F. Czolgosz was chair he eturabled again, on the lit- I that in no way was Czolgi3oe-z's men- F;
tie rubber -covered platform tipon tal condition, except as it mi-ght
'
foreseeing: , enthciee ghee:lit/et- en
1:40881131Y angry demonstrations' I a
ittterept to give the body °leerier
burial, „heeded the aciviee .of eft. Co
line, superintendent •of State Prison
end or Warden Meat), and fortieth
eigned tide agreenteut
Auburn, Oet. 28,19071.
To J. Warren Mead, regent and war
dee, Auburn Prison; •
a then he had Pretiouele ; "No
s,
I herebY authorize yon; war
den of Auburn Prison, to dispose
the body or my brother, Leen I
Czolgosz, by temente it the mite
tory attached to the prison, a
provided by the km of the State 0
Ne'l.W1tisYdriCtlest' is made upon the ex
prose nederstandlier, that no par
of the body will be given to an
person or eoctety, but that the or
tire body will be buried in accord
Linea with the law in the eemeter
attac(shed
ignettio) the prisou.
Waldek Czolgosz
aleat,anttetatenebe: Jean A. Sleieher, Georg
daiun them ; don't wed teem' here
agate ; don't want then.' •
Teo beat hee-ie .1 e er terJece tel
here : "That'e right, Leon," - The
, brother looked rather eieturbeeily
the answer, rill en, Stepping up elo se
' CO I 'A E.
Tiler() were aerie of the neual castle'
Polluting del y. of jastice In 'the Czol-
Vi3Z 0:480. Tee or:me for which' lie
et/rex:el was o >emitted on S•vt. 6.
o- byre, the eontienerted man and within lees than two anonthe-les
wed ; "And don't you have airy exaet, fifty-three days -the
praying .over me when I'm dead. 1 ittiv'e: penalty .has been exacted.
e. religion.,"
don't ‘1741411; any of their dam eel Tee etery of toe ore" is too recent
to need -repeating. At about 4 reelock
Went to See lleeeentiou.
on eept. 6 Czolgosz, whe.had got
close to the President at the reeep-
tion in tee Temple Of Music at the
Buffees Expoeition,111; hind in which
lie heel the Wet:A wrapped in a hand-
kerchief, sleet the head of the nation
tvlieso Irina was outstretched to give
him friendly greeting. Ttvo bullets
entered. Ws body, and from the Drat
the caoe was felt, to be re most orit-
lea' one.
All that surgicul skill could do was
ealn, and the President succumbed
to the woared a week later, his dying
Worrier being .
"Good-bye All
Codes Wiii be Done I "
e
There. was a painful pause of a few
7. minutes', And thou the relative re-
' sit rt?ed coenal conversation with him,
lel/Tit lie replied in ITIOnosyllables
t until the bretlier-in-itew suggested,
much to Superintendent Collins' sur -
that he and the brother be
LAST INTERVIEWS.
Czolgosz had his last interview Ine
night, the first with Superiatenden
Collins aril tire secoud with! his bro
tber and brat len•-ia-law. Prior to th
late evening intervnws Czalgosz re
1 ctantly reerive,1 Fathers' Pudzinek
Lied Illekey•. It waa late in the after
norm, aryl occurred after ire had once
Theeted eto meet them. When thee
eaeli h n prion, ,Sep er In t en de n t
reline con repel the request for an
iterview to the prisoner, Czolgosz
ent back wore that hp did not care
o• eee _them, but the prlest•s netted
permitted to witness the execution:.
Before Superintendent Coll'ne could
renly, Leon Czolgosz said, "Yes, err.
,Superintendent, let them see me
killed."
Superintendent Collins told the trio
in emphatic: terme that no such thing
could be allowed, and ordered them
to any good-bye.
Czolgosz walked to the back a life
t cell, sat down on the edge of his cot
and did not answer the lat farewell.
The Assassin in 111s Cell.
For some days the assassin lay on.
- the cot in hie zell ahnost constantly,
i gateee fixedly at the wa.11 opposite
- him or at the guards who sat in the
corridor within three feet or his
cell cool.. Ile was ever ready to eat
and devonred the prleoe fare with
electrocuted for the mur- erect, and with ids gray flannel shirt I for the melee. TI
whieli the 6:their rests. Hie head was Wive lee.en perverted, responsible .t9t
Is he allowed. to go to 'him deapiter
at
der of President McKinley. quite b vie IT, -
Aubern, Oct. 29 . -At 7.12.30 o'clock and as he tried to throw his head The Interment. •
turned back at the neck. he locked completed shortly' before noon
,ie nu opts" WAS t
pa e It
this morning Leon le Czoigesz. :Imre hack a,n(I erect, Ids chin quivered ; The body was placeel in a black ea
derer or Preeident McKinley, paid the very perceptibly. , stained pine e 4.in, every portion of es
extreme penalty exacted by the low :Ile Last Words. i the aeatorny behig replaceil under -
for lee erime. He wile ellecked to . I the supervesim of Jer. eleria and War-. li
death by 1,700 volte of eleetrielty, .4.9 he was being seated he looked ; <len aledd. Sliortle- afterward it wee; j),
Th went to the eheir in exactly :theta at tlie aesembled witneeses ' taken to the preem cemetery, and an t
the Rune manner as have most ot ' with quite a igteady isture. and 80.14.1: extraordinary Pete:talon taken to
.8 refusal.
/411Perintendent Collins coneented,
nil personally escortee theni to the
11. The priests remained with
zolgoh tor three-quarters of an
.err, and earneetly pleatierl with the
rieoner to repent and pray for Div-
e forgivenese. He rejected all their
Ivaneee, however, a nil they re-
retfully withdrew, They told the
ismer they would hold themselves
rely to aretwer a call from hint at
iy lionr of the eight.
It was 7 o'cloek when Superintend -
it Conine trent into the death Millen
vl tried to get the prisoner to talk
Wm. AILlicrigh hp remained In the
.11 +some time. he was apparently
the other murderere title state. "I killed the President bee:wee he e enpletely tlestriey it. A earboy of g
but In i'inet doing' what few of them or the working people.' ; bele' In the collie. after it hod 3%
showine no partieular eign of fear, teal eneme- of the Fetid people,- tile 41'eld wa$ P°1!rell UPon P1
ita.re done -toning; to the witneieee• His -sok" tremble 1 elightly at first, bPfse lots ered into the grave. Straw el
temee he ce" beteg- etre/woe in tee bet gained 'strength_ with each trier.) was wild in tiw freq. corners of the
ch.a tr. anti he eporce perfeet , gr. 1.11P ETUT-11 WAS put In to 44
' *
‘, killed the Preeineat bemuse he • "I mu not sir' ur eronet. he vent to sleek gases es might al
„ trm. It /a the belief td the pheel- tr
was AA eiterny of the ;wed peeple- or '14.I141 h""" 11.4 12'3' guard Pitelled
the good working toerele. t not ri11,14stilla'audd ea]- AC el311-131 that tl b 1 b
&01 ea tlw tv e ent rely et
sorry tor my crime. "
f"rt'n'a'l
Teese were his woois as the gemelis preeteire. cer the etrape Vettrtentel 4
liurried Wm into the ehair. oar] blend the jaw ell neLly 5
b-upplextoqued t his a rivnuertt !AIWA 41: "I AM kurry /conk!
IleV
the hctlf-adjuryted ewe eteepe, " am The stroke of
a.wruity torry I ceulet not eeo
2at^r, mumbling ehe words threnger r'itht`v""
rather ' It way: inst eXad..rtLy 7.11 ceeteek A 4.
e. heti he eerie:red the threldrold. but „It
Slept Well Litst Night. re. minute had (dewed teed be just
hnd Eitrielied the lee:. etatement
Carr:rose retired last night at it) when the /dropping was emulthqed. et,
o'eleek, and elept. tioandly that • and the guaree levee (rem
when Warden Mond wen,: to 1.1i)k the moo Warden elead raised Dile
shortly 'before the, tuoening, hand. and at 7.12,39 eleetrieian • el
lite petard letel.le hat! thake teeet Davie turned the eorteii that threw r
goer. etv awzittmh Ho tat rip on „ von.; ot ch.:qt.:64y into the 4.
the edge of Ms r•ot. andl nuldlml add teeing leely. Tee mere or Si lennenee -to
repfy to the ‘vorrielett greeting ef cerrette. 'timely the leely te: hard +
'(Wed wonting.' The preon otteiel egeinet the eteape leet they creak-
toek front Ma pr..yt.-!.z the death vrar. " I/1 le'recisiMly. Tee !etude elinehed
rant and read It SioWily and tillibtint.0 '" Up Suddenly. and Ile* whole attitude
to the arsatitelt, wit,* lcarklly rni•n)A WW1 one. eNtreate* letownege, For
It nri..3 durting the te-rteneereey eere. forty-fivt tweolnde iIto 1101 parent t
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the greediness of a, savage. Re.
slept long but not sound and re. concealed by a wooden partition, to
sorted being disturbed. lea right and in the rear of the
In his waking holies he demanded chair, ue the executioner, his hand
The assaesin was caught red-
imacled, and with difficulty saved
front popular fury, tried in court at
Buffalo, Sept. 23-4, and sentenced to
die on the week beginning Oct. 28.
g. , 1 it did not encourage c ate ling a knob on the awiteh-board
eceiversation,. 'When addressed by affi,xed to tee partition, ready to
one of Itie gunrds lie replied in mono- turn on the current of electricity
eediablee, and the longest converse-. that puta art enci to the existence of
Mon le maintained with them was the Preeelentis alayer.
about tile quality of e.he prison The time ueually ersneuneed in an
fare, which lie did not think was good execution from the moment tele con-
enoagh for him. He elecuened evith tlemned men leaves his
cleattehmee untIl hie iile°healls
f erfelt. for We crime. I.; less than three
pltrillij tit:
one of the guards the protiahle SC•11811-
atiewh. ofjn Intro evraktilile beeillanigr, put n%k
minutes. The actual jeurney from
broaelied thin subjeet olive after oe r cell to (their, if the condemned man
had sat on lila cot for mere than an I makee no resistance, is usually ae-
lione smoking a cigar and gaeolg i c :1,mph/died In lees than. a, minute.
door.
fleedly through the bars Of Ills cell l price in the chair, short work Is
i made by the trained aesistants of the
ellow does it reel r he asked FUda i Incelati 1.ner in orating the apparatus
ttenly. Peeking up at the melee. I to. iris limbs 01141 h.entl and connecting
"How empo what reel ?" sniffed the
guard. rrt)fi et tileqrcei'llatiteltri Ilitutsne Tile efrip"plialleeedr °lel
iitileilitat-X Ii'lliZetE.: tsoailtt.181.141ietrihstienwesalt the heat) ef the piesener with the
emus and legs of the (their witleli
iitno=f)reettowtt.ohneraoto zientt,eiro: are eheath el with active electrical
corvinettsra.
witt1.0 hp woo to mr the pounity or A InuTiel ex:min:Ulla IS MAdei t(.1
ble erbium. see that everyllthig le all light. Then
"Oh, -oit'll know," aald the guard
contemptnoubly, for :rottenly boat
the. prison hal the least riintrk of
feeling for the neensain. "It's soon
over.'
Tho omen:sin strirted eny ISOMP.
king ehie, but changed hla mind/W.
retreated to the extreme "nit end
Of
(he et1I. He tlropnel. hie cigar
to tho floor and the gilard. Veering
31 lk 11). saw that hi? was tchaleitu.',*
. WIt4.41 the molt attneked him at the
in a peley of fear, )10 dhl
go.te on the night he ttarne Fierce Jealous/ Led to a
;
* 1
,
1
the warden, with a hantlkerehlef In
WS Wind, eIgnals to the executioner,
who la looking oil. Romettmes 110
meetly «nye "fleady," to indicate
that oh preperations for the execu-
tion are complete.
11 11111girM STREET 011E1
titniciAte
lie. appear:el tO lielike any type Bloody Tragedy.
or Atutreltlit erhttintil with which
tiM peiblie reetteter. Ire wttenhont
feet 8 ineitee in weighed
Welt 140 peen le. Ills figure might ONE MAN DEAD ONE DYING.
hi) mum' atlitette were it not for Xe llartinvill0, IV Ho., Noe'. 4. -
the ituntletoletble droop of tho
goon:dors. In an attempt 10 MVO her huPbanit
111!, Vroven leeur. front death at the. limele of an en-
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tl A*" WiTt3 04.041440M 1)0111 his
11 the detatit-htetive uprise he etteledieIleratd prtlierod own or of tho
csitg .thvae trvinhlting: an.; ;Int- •w -a3 Ey rionsly wana•h*11•111.st :147.1.1t on
hark to tt, turaPa4..,1 en! Plveot rAti ii,41 In 1.4,,,/h,„„3, romtv.
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, ter
id. the prd4La Ed*.
01 t..01412 1,:50tqacira ,s4rt,tt..k Withun thirtg: uretenteo with bnliet
Ii* lie. Lewtla-r wee
1.° ,attl 11:1 21'4V ,4{1 6.411 wounded that he
ics,area oe on tee Verge co tee- hot owe.
11:up,4%. The noto, meele 1e7 tq.-1.51001 ,1111,1•,,46,3-,- was at- nit? 1ettnee //1 the
r.,..,Ltre au* WO:4 to pny the rmati5ty tor I tor. teed, it is elle, intereepieee tr.t.
ttorktion on the .to.,dtted ehittleopz..r trouhip. rov. to) lan dypArz3.-
Itis rlEl11ii!nritOrti him to *Kele an.0 hoiti it„ertvitbile to LI.; 3dyattigwiirco
1nirl. Winn the." moat% Ibk" Milmo ttlig;•51,1P1 ntud anvil thrcate:teg cs'Inn.t. bath
143a301 "" tr. tatz11 1.49wther olt;,,Dtt. ;loth
"11 1:hat's the. wetter with sear he
TO NAIV3 1Ntezt vrrarall kr a tre.itt.
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an -1 fdlon Ward,n whc-rt got neer tee: Preeliont I
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"Yet ere Etior..,:;• wra.d.ne,:s :.Ite?,"•c31-1 ceref yea leei it evrepped lee' sal
deate ee el:seg.:tn. des:re seiperinterelett.
ef that ;eye keep -seeer ss and pre- - "Treat ain't so. cite" fie atieweeed
ot servo elleeeee. tett. dee ter : earnesely: "I did tot keve no bend
citarre e.e. no matter wil„)..tt iron:cr kereleler. _Jea' t bad the. piste/
trat-4,01:)e. there are ;;I:!•::.•,:y ca',7 rity pocket."
et guerrle col pestle; ofileiels pee- violeirirOt See the terteet.
p eerete erder arid attend to the pro
petty detail:a," - Auturee Oct. 2S.---Cecegos-z cL
Dte, teethe tel.! morning- to teeerve kather
arid lel. (7:trio; O. 3fnetionrai., of cinth ruaninkI. th.').• 1)01:Isla ptiest wit!
New Verk. teee; n Feet -on to tee eeeat Deeelen telke
lett or tee Veatern efeartteereet tefue,al to meet the prieet Le
▪ (14rtNi,v ,r) front. and ;II•natrieidat Iv't'Stied a rtaal 14cit°113 'or
mut, rOtlrel to th,„ Tata, roent eteneeletion with the Cieureie elrar
eonteeeeig. tee eteetroed switch , <len Mead said thie afterreeen t Oath
board. eeeeyer gtve tee elgeal atel t° the. etatereent tear. t zelgosz had
t
he eurreet was turn -.1 threeeit "he tweet nolsee in the. ereith chamber
eTee1r▪ lzghtst.f-flh t.,11.titt r.I.e.Free trk be. the plittina. togethe
bee with lief:Mint eget, : dr-ni t -
t eIeetrin eredr, and tile testing
the AplIATAtt14:
tically showing the ro.ver Lbat
coed to Pail/ the In-1.son•r•r. reeaed Nts tee -set.
'Eerier tee tee
.44104•• •
telefetegtated within twelve hente.,
Dating thett time. reed ere Ice*, es
45A -reed neeeseevy. geetei well be
kt•pe. otee the unteerke 2 eteve.
.7.1tAt Fon& inutittc.
NV113 UN. rf.:•-igywd hod pet
h1.4 elt tint:1 the itennII,y, tr.-ost
p,*it1 k•ss thnn fon: minateg Litt'
t-Depsted. The pieeerefees pret.: et
need liege srartiallsa-ope reel eerier
t•-ees to dedr.eolti4e IT: Fa,: tee
re.eineet, mei et 7.'17 the wreelee,
!Weenie Ws ;Z:354. raneonne
til.itteee. the przeon!e. If.; v'e-a...;„
stdv.t .theZ :r70:ZI line? IVII*011-
b.Pr. rirP.Py tafited:7n)%
nr-dd tate so)11,y.-., wd2).-.11 sia);mate.; Le -
tore ihtivI been f;n7,11 of Erre
•crzatz tnlo-n fro:11 the ehailr and
on the v:T.zdrairdvdg- t31
nen eh b yet el .l'eel'etose. heal leen
tem yet „e tee reeye where he
wes kleiei t s tier5 aelopee I.:nth-. An-
tanrt, Prison rettwrael to the teneine
of Its tete/every ;ire. vee net
wee, tool wee_ teeet 1't.:"'411 in
tetra, were tele:es:1i at '7 45 ecliyel;
ared pewee work was rteemed at
Taere wee no excitement
aerteg the ceeviete, and no /mutual
ecene abeet the prIsen. ctowd (hat
• nembered seetzely ettinciree steed
atoand the misers gate to watch the ,-
)3 witneases enter, and wait lentil they
eertppeated. Tritp, wit:tease:4 dispereerr
quickly, eteme or them leeving r - eated Kidney l'Itsease (3 erif th esuit oi Negfeeced Oo d—Then
their hoamm
N0 I -so rot Priest.
/ Rev., Cottlele Herrick, theepiale
ome Great Suftervngs Prom Lumbago and eacicaehe.
ti
e not v7.1:0e0g.:ful in getting' anythitig,
taat0elall from Win.
'
Altrfta. iti t'Ig
"E
„ At o'eleelt the theotleet end lave „ Le
titc-telet-law artived and Superinten-
dent eolliee leek them clown 10 the vet
tomer reeled Meet.: reel. There wee no 9 t:ve
dEinousItration When they met. 4 to
Ctolgo....4. toPridy steppe:el to OTT, froiit 40-q
, oe hie steel eoge and greet: *theta!" e:fk)
▪ 71;60 137.01.fier vetatteeed to remark. 1ntw
"t ,lett won1,1 %az, I AVIV, who T
got ;vela into ti5e 1"
neel erlitetteel on Cue 11 4t5 dait:iggz gr,a El nee ch -too
.tivest the tyvvrhan .n tr. rt. wnq tmin.,, in both :mime
age'1.3 4114 the death thintaber. rst.s? ,,bet.4.7..thre., with fest;
1 he 1..:teetstioit 11.44irtioe. Tor Iher itra.aranti, thr•-w hersol: be.
'Lee the. 41' 55i0 wee te.4., 8 h:o tweet; Mete erre reeeit el a Ireleet in
" at treeelee ef 1/ e brat.
travetsee .22-,teiteee 44 titent,s., a h, teetetlete. 4-theetth
e feel. Ile IP,Da..."•Se IW•4 14 tie. et -.7,;) ;ALI-, it, d.,epmel DekS
tee soree ef ege. seeeegeg. es!: wheep er out ** rt•t•olveir I c•hot COI
cohe hr.. 1, z1vIA, u, W.1E1 131544,0 10,4,4 ifiz tn.. (or. h.,..zd1, the beellet lee:tett-at-
rattroo- e 2,e5. five te•t-t ;01:1; 1314 ET:le!"
IV0 Cheat, an,/ tfird-ngh a ;4-ref...At ;v. 1 OLP ;NI I...own:tee:0
t that ee onUy tnpd 04 n 1e ;M';'• v.47,0 two .111 ILL "I r-100-
trld• roan 7-4 1:ik!irg 14 = 1101 tr•1f,1111 V.:09 Whvz..'Aing for
.134 tir.j5.s.• ;ay.. ,y)1:-ai 1--•;., 1111r. I1.4.4.1n3 sny.;
r &41),:;),-4 bhni Itht lesteeetty, ;.i..Z.%7.11 tr
0))1. re.ene 1 It144,';." LTTPL:14.41] 111,,4,4.• st-yr.4 12437.
QC", oth-e re et In true .t• a:thrsanitit 1;1". jr-ow-4E-::)"'"? • 17,,e•i/
171ve feet -". eetee. ha o 2 "4.3 '67i."-nyelt ti'"` 11413
#310 th•zie te-ete. 4411,roir 107 ky:t 0 a-n,troont. The
e eke levee ett vei2 r•Iri •t • bjt
feet oe eetereereeg eeeee, sent 21e53e ereeeeree peeve 2 1'; state-
thr..4e7,.;,,L.„ on thf. 1.1.-nt, 0.s it r10; may not
:4..4 140 ms cavl Intese el ‘t.).:,.'y F.,en n I 11311 0)0V
t•Tezit,? f,43 ,•01 t'11.41. 1111F -Te. who 11t1:`&41 q1114‘11.1y.
11r,. stools orozrei che reereote fr..D: 1 t she wes,(1eeelvei
rtraent • aet..aen Tot.s.7 tra theowinrr
hint, bat 1:13 hand to hie forehead as he fell.
114,0
' answert...1 in Wow. tha
▪ hesitating- manner. "No one: no -
la -04y had tintaything- to do with it but en]:
4 try tell tre everything tow."
mid the brother, "enzi eoti cie.,;,,,at 7) rive
rot how yea wctetreretht 1'nli
"1 have net got ardyth:Tzite, trte'21." • tn.?
,f he atIcverdr41. la a tR:d1-1.).." lama:7.r. • tyve
' "Do you wont 10. SIor the priegts .! litt
e
I again V' asked lils hitothet And he q ape
t answeted. wale more vehemence ;-f St
; ....
the velem:, was in the de.eth ehatu-
bet -d t akv can d:at might
be made for his s:trvicez.;. Ure not r
- Wanted by the ptizenet, hovvever,..:
O tied At in the tear of the thamber t
theoughaut the execution.
the clothing and personal effects
r of the primate- were burned undee
direction of Wardea Mead, shortly'
after the execution.
4. The priecuer cermet bear uny 00/.503
• from the exerutierr room, ene
3%4'mi-den Meld gr, -'e ee rt feet the chair I 4 ebeolately irranterreet
ritt:tr- prl,.•on :• ;el eel •te Mg retrieved between execu-
;et 7.1;L'e.) weite reeee fee. ee- %ere • e tee ver 1.1;:ti' not ,shown
per everet eee"1 tee 1'7 • 4•14.7:3 riervouenese up to
In g to tee eoe Tem zee' " retort but pv.-8erytet
tiler b"lf;•1 3 130
gem erte beet, -k-to„ w,-; • t4-...;:2•: 7.•t• -,r in the t v Weider feeetgetz
&ride. ttr.o 04.reh,5 :13 t 1 to see Tii; heether. Warden
'DISPOSAL OP TI1141 BODY.
It tveli be Boried In the Prises
Cemeteey.
Tire State is Ilot sett -ender
posseesion of Me body, and by sun -
()own It via have beeancretty 15-
terred in gromel controted by the
oleic:tate est Ittiburn Prieoe. ..tireidek
Czolgosz,. 'brother =es the• murderer,
Pew people realize what a vast ytroportion of serious innesseg arise; from e. -Ad settling on so:ne tielicate
Organo the body. The kidneys awl river, ag Nvoli ae the limp,. are very easily affected by sudden changes
of temperature, and the results are often su,idenly fatal. It is a COMIT1011 experience with farinerei teamsters,
raiiroad men and laborers to have a cold settle on the kidneys and throw these organs,a.s well as the whole di-
gestive system, out of order. There are Usually hacitaehe, pains in the sides and limbs, elepoeits in the Urine,
pain and scalding with urination and irregularity of the bowels.
• el
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