; ’ pines, and this made him good natured.
He laughed and chatted about tlm plays
and seemed in the beat of humor. They
yesterday playing mochle with the
_ helkfast. Then he indulged in a game
, dinner when he ate anotherhearty meal.
, duty when the others went oil and re-
4 ruined until 9:30 o'clock last night.
* Itrlwbwriea and cream and cake. Hi»
I Viitedthe murderer. He remained with
.. him an hour, during which time he read
. parting Scheele did not appear moved.
‘. Oflleern Mills and Crofut relieved (,‘onroy
tinned to grow merrier and surprised his
‘ damned man finished playing cards. He
‘ and he. give it up with reluctance.
.Qfllhewasmmdasleep.
hour later. His breakfmt connisted of
E
mtla and hirraid mainly
Mbuldcount byhgalulrmmjmudezé.
‘, . It
the of theju wlull im-
' kiddo-nu, and tyof
‘crtneradthrnoN-Iymritmd:
I thlmtcmotutdrourt murmur) tho
fl” ‘ all“ ‘ l
' ”Wal at. .
Mammal ll
A mm”
Welb followed. Deputy—flatw- Pike,
chumdflanhomlnghrt. ram
wr- ealrn and nit—pounced. After
reachingthegallan bibs-druid”
were bound. Bo linden-hurt march,
addrauiug the IpactamluQMOcfly
calm-ad Warm.miuglmkea
:f’ “—i ‘ mafli‘fi,“ mug;
‘lllt llllill’ HUS ll ”$7.23.. ”.31 ulw' m” l
I!" hr amt new noun or Ill- ur. 10' you
was in ‘to
bye. g
He then bowed his head and motioned
in a gentler and morn sympathetic voice:
And I hope our father in Heaven will
forgive me. I trust in the Lord.
Tb- !atat Din-at.
Rev. Beverley E. Warner than ode-ml
prayer and readarbort burial service. ‘
Wrile ho was doing this the noose
was placed about Scheele'r neck and the
black cap adjusted over his head. , The
trap fell at 10:37 and all was over; the
murderer's neck was broken instantly.
The physicians immediately stepped lor-
ward and examined the body, and at 10:55
it was out down and the remains were
placed in a main and carried to the
hearse, which was in readinm outside
the yard. The remains were placed in
charge of Undertaker August ”(Ibemm
and taken to the Park avenue cemetery,
where the survives were conducted] by
Roy. B. B. Warner and Rev. (Jasper
Brunuer.
Sympathy for the Murder".
The seem at tho gallows was a some—
what painful one and there was scarcely
a spectator preswnt who did not feel
some sympathy (or the murderer. not-
withstanding his terrible crime. The
gallows was the some one used at the
exocutionof Palladoni. who was hung
onOrrtolmr 5. 1&3“. lt is owned by the
New Haven county authoritim and is
sixteen feet high, the platform being
about eight feet above ground. it was
brought to Bridgeport last week and
erected Tuesday in the rear of the jiil
near the high brick chimney built on
the outside of the engine room. The
officials in charge had taken every pre—
caution to prevent the cremation from
being witnessed by «mt-riders. The
masons present were the jail officials and
the deputy sheriffs. among the latter
being a number of newspaper men, phyv
sicians and lawyers. A large piece of
ram-as had been ath-l’t'lh-nl 'wrnss the top
of the boiler room. thus abutting the gul—
lows from the wlglitnf the peoph-who
stood on thr- rocky hlull lnzhind the jail.
Thr- prisom-rs who were in Cells that had
a view of the court yard won- rvumvml
t-i another part of the jail.
It was the mom successful enrol-ion
ever held at the jail. and Sheritl t 'lark—
son wa+ congratulated for the exrmli-
than and thorough manner in which
everything pertaining thereto was plan—
ned and carried out.
Norwalk I’mpl' Who Saw tho Execution.
Among those present from this town
were Deputy Sheritl' James Tuner. 1' Thief
of Police William Vollrner. Dr. Higgins,
F. L. Baxter, (11'. lowndes. Lawyers A.
E. Austin and .locwph Taylor. Robrrt
Allan», lAlDlS l’otter, Fred lander,
flieorge Ford. W. K. Maples, J. ll. Wade,
l’rul ll. Taylor, John Raleimyer and
Robert G. Mitchell.
Louis linu-kor’s son was also present.
Mrs. hint» Drucker and her two [laugh
tors applied for muses. but they were
rcfmml.
The story or III. t'rlnw.
Schmlu kept a nahmn in New (”anaau.
about a quartcrof a mile (mm the vil.
lane. llnhnd aquamrl with (flirintian
“hum-r over arm» change and had him
mooted for breaking the door of his
saloon. Shutter. in totalled-m, enm-
plainrd of richer-l» for illegal liquor
selling and had a warrant Mimi for him
M 30"- m’“ ”W v arrest. Thin warrant was planed in the
nitl llmtlidy'mlml '0an hands of (fonntuble Louis Druekv'r on the
afraid maty. charging him naming o! Walnuday. January '5.
It'll). la the afternoon. to company
'lltllellrat ‘,-,haying
ll! III-w Ind ful tried- V". with mum aim-m, he went wither-Mu
place {or ilttl‘lmnm of arming him.
When in» "onion and his mum
ruched Hebeelr'n hair‘s they Mini! till-
dmr lorkvd and firhwle standing behind
it with a double hamled gun, which he
' pointed at Drinker through a small win-
dowlnthe door. Drunk" drew his re-
' D ' volmr and said, "i can rhoot, tm."
Belinda thempon mind to tire. but
the gun only mapped the rap. Drunk"
then returned to the village for with”
andgntComtahlerZanll. Ila". me!
but Norm-It, William Brant. Mam
Freeman and Gilbert literati-mi go to
lichrek'r with him. When (bl-tabl-
raid Warm within him-uteri of the
hotter, Mahmud the gun through
the broken whidow and load. [baker
threw up hit arm. and «chimed.
“Brando. I'm Ml” Mother» mud
into the hot-a immediately the sound
of four punt-hots were heard in tit
mom, and when W Hall «mad
he found Schult- why on the bud cavern
, out with blind. which land from that
Hull; Curd- llltil Early Morning
filth Illa (Elude-The fiolemn Pretoria
fur-turd Mia—now in. Aged Gor-
mule: “Into-Juan of nu crime.
_ ducal) Suheele, the murderer of Louis
W.MNWCauaan, was hung at
10:81 this morning at the County jail in
_ nature's but nJ-n/or Life.
:Scheale spent the greater part of
guards. 0mm Hayes and Common
waiit on duty'at 5:30 a. in. and remained
until 1:30 p. in. Be aroseabout 8 o'clock
QM agood night’s mat and a hearty
until
of peuochla with the guanls
Oflioers Conroy and Boyuton went on
For supper the condemned man par-
tookof eggaon toast, rolls and butter,
drank several cups of coffee and also
when.
About 8 o'clock the Rev. Mr. Warner
W from the Bible, made a prayer
Ind Med the condemned man. At
He simply said: "You will be on hand
to-nwrrow 'r‘" At his request the minister
did not remain long. Then Schade tum«
ad lib attention to penochle again.
Sheri]! Clarkson and Deputy Curtis
left the institution at 9:30 o’clock, when
and Boynton. They at once began play-
ing penochle. Scheele won most of the
kept up the game until midnight, when
the condemned man remarked jocularly:
“You are no match for me. Let's play
euchre.” The murderer proved that he
was just as good a euehre player as ever,
Indwon most of the games. lie mn-
Mwbo thought more ,of his ap-
peaching death than he did, apparently.
At HI) o'clock this morning, the con-
hid it wmrld be his last game on earth,
He
aidhewouldgotohed and get agood
lleqr. After disroliing he took a smoke,
drank roan: more beer and apparautly
changed his mind about going tolled.
At 2:!) o’clwk the murderer retired. At
The Dawn of no).
Scheele awoke at 6:45 and arose just an
haul and egg, potatrx-ss. broad and but.
tar, radial)“. cofiee and cream. lle utr'
My. although there was a percepti-
lilodimination in his appetite. sllt'llil
Clarhon arrived about 8 o'clock, «lunged
leinbllwk. Just Mm'ficheele
Ito his hnakfm the uherill read the
death warrant to him, which ran as
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Marya: tlnuoond'l’urrday of May.
In, and theme “journal tol'lrialge-
MnldJaoobllchrelnat
nonhuman-rimm
w'fimflmmmmvummm Within-II: mum
The trial [milled three days. Whrntlw
Saturday morning. whr-w they own» not ‘
of murder in the time Mgr», on: the four.
summer n! 1889'. Schulz attempted mi»
ride by cutting the attain». in his wrist
and nharpeaml upon the stone flow of
[null lager bow, of whirbhn-wzw wry Marl.
simu- mlr In M
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andonthcl'ort Point and, Eat Mr
wrlli. Mat thrlrttnpbcn war:
warmth-uterus“ “twin
the m M to m it he
threatenedtorbont About fro
tomcat at. In abut
him. luteadoldyingu nearly every
one onward he would, ”whorls mm
begun to improve, and on My,
January 30‘, was so far reemerarl that he
wutairenwthellridgeportjfllg
Bhorifllmhertltflarhoatoawsit
trial.
Innis binder win a (term. watt
years old, and“. busing-ma men
chanttailor. lleleftawifearidfowr
children. whomidein mum at
the present time. Countable W-
was junilr‘wmlenof "army W,
12.318. 31., at Newt? madam
hero! Wmhington Chapter. ll. A. M,
of Kuwait. He walla mo of m
diapmition‘. a good other and had a heart
of friend» Ilia funeral wan bald Yrirlzxy
momirrgfollowinghindeathmdthe body
was taken to Bridgeport for m.
On February I, Mn. 35ch wan trinl
in New (Tam tor railing W. site
was finedfloandmmmiheiagmbb
to pay was sent to the Warm hil.
A fewdayn prmiom rho war trim! {or
complicity in the murder at much.
but was Eutrwittml.
kaw (untamed In I'M.
Srheele'r trial began at Win
the Superior Court, before We
Torrance, Tmiy, Munch 2 Wm
room was filled, New Foamy: bring
largely represented. State MW
l'exaenden. in opening for tho W
dwvltM‘lth murh form» upon the enormb .
ty of Sttheele'év rrimv. Jmlge l). l’. ‘
Lockwood, of Bulimia: afirami tor
Sclieelo. and pot in a plea of inmity.
jury retired Friday attemmm they took
an informal ballot and stood win:- for
murder in the that degree. two for
mom ithamirbm “'1th
mm» The mental ballot rm»
ten for murder in the first degree mt
two for murder in the around” etc-grew. \
The other hall-ms remained} thr- mmr and
were not rh:m_v:nl until tlw jury mrt
forty minutes and arrival at a. Alerf‘lfiltln
littllut. 0n ”Melt 20', Jmltze Tc‘irrmm
neutem‘edHr-heele to bu hangnl on the
23d day at Hay, [H891 (in: Slay '4. fW.
he was granted a new triallon the ground
that a juror hart citpl'mm‘l an opinion
against him before thefim trial. and in
May, 199". be was tried again r’fl‘hl’li II.
Light. of thin ritzy, Ming our ot his
attorneys. lie was min from! guilty“
and sentenced to «am Juno “film.
0n the day ol’ the Wmliingnm (3'an '
nial eelebmthm in. New York, in the
with an iron spc‘mn which be Mil serrated
hit-lite". lie was unable marrow: of
“in thirlt protecting tend-'m to truth
the prioripai arteries. and lbw attempt
warn failure. but February he tried
the ntarvatitm act. mull tor rim-ire «bye ,
I'rfwri m tonrh local. "in Em wan.
l'lt'ultr'n Starch l. by giving brat mi».
to drink. He had
infill?! “New to WWW' Ill-t new
trove of the law.
A stmng “tort wan mark to: invhrr» the
boarder pardon to Pflmm‘ It» new
tenu- tn life impriwmmoM, MI W,
board tlvlfi‘tl'll not to monitor» in the;
matter. ‘
itch-retool wile-«W tom him twine
alter he maven-mt tojail ia.hmy,m, .
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«wimp», rim“ to have maid.
thwart {W of W and law
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nation Mum! Erwin MM that in H ’
mar Mmhwed a canal hill. ll: alwaya‘
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moot-w monument-u»
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curl-p- lama no rum
5" Y: or, June m—Thr’little m
Alva, of or: Antananarivo! Mt rater.
“*Mkr..r”fldmm a choke
mm! at imam new. from
“uni, iii an: ”5999er {lira-dual (on
r- mer in one or that Kilknay
«mm L. gt.» the inland uranium.
The firm: taming ism of information
brought by the Mm was a rumor that
Kipp-admin! Manhattan June: The
Munich-l that apart Sum. whenshr
Won June 2. hat on detailed infor-
mation is.» «almond that would ”that”
.w‘k WEE.
Muir aim gm hunt home paper:
“In “lam-ll. 1min, lrllonto! them,
The My librarian, of June ll. stated that
airport Ina: ”who: then that llippulyu
haul been irillni lg a bullet, Ina it the ab
mot any well Authenticated inform;
lion norm; m 1,» arm” he gins: to the re
”t. shirts many :lmrple wmdtrwrud to
Ira-lit a ”In" grunt} to be true.”
7011ou by Hall-rs. .
TheAlw, though admin“ to “opt!
I’m as Prime for height“ my”,
W clan of that town on immune of the
MI too than The Alto hurried nm
In!» in Junta-vi harbor. on liar minim
rm 0‘ llayti, film“ fifty ruiiex from
“ml; «bring» lit Port in Funny, whirl:
M 0 Indian; of intense Rodi-mantle:
mica: flips-obit. There in a squall w—
rfiwufl Jamel and. it is ollegethtyar
round-is u! tin. on: whom: inrllxnat’ ion
gar Iot'tl'rormumm! and threw than into
I.
Mt Myamflrvmpaayuf lliprmlyte’n
' raw-m our tron: Pull an l'ri'ic: to
mar anagram: on tie 41 [in-onus.
’flqmrhdccqwmin the rim and
Ch lertrr. by laurndimm. {inwl thru
m. taking our that the lint lira
was mt not kill. «in that the
W miadat. 2» intimidated by the
m
Horrible Sam
0-”! tin ”which”. 1km
am“ I» arrh- rolleja, M u.
bay-a8. “a an Irma-[palm
W and ti.» other at bio tailspin and
both Cm! «molar-mud} Anothn ml-
;n Ezrmmlyn; leaving We,
.uzvrnfiw l. I'mnrytrmu, Sew,
rm We tm
in» Tuna. June IRMA: the We!
mu m to two "We.
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u. t “Whatmtk m wind
, whim-Mun
Ilsa-q
din warm; mu hr m.w..mt in one of
or... hair» a man wt‘m tart tubal l.i~ father
in a gym "rotation. Hows. .2 that mat-mu
of .r. twi‘a’u'lhg ml!» min :; M ii men mailed
out marfmztbm.
Thy Vernal largo-awe.
Tia-r im'rhcry to «it! to haw lm wit»
lewd by 1 large "(Moi Thrace harms
flu: ti» (VI-05km the awn wrw «till
rem-n ahmit the «ma While the Mir
din» ”mutual in the town the simple mu.
rlw’mt rm: umnfia mu the bum part
of W.¥§u!fli’lv5 kept their 'hlilfie to than
pram me when the litter» Ht they
want unmix— “strut llippolyte and
hi. Miriam». The mowing took place on
Jun! and the Alto kn Jamel on June
6. 1.1M Mate William [W raid that
”.11” might be coupon! to a powder
w: it». about which meant Wk
rum 911me with lighted with». The
wide Marni wan habit to exploited any
ml, rinse-of Mimi and Md.
lea-rarity new or daily mmflflf.
IilIl-g In Dun-Ito.
Captain lbw», who took W on
the Alva at Sara-A. raid that on Nay :5
w: mg» were M, and no May”
threw» in reprimand the butekrry. 0n
Slay am “an people um em], and
talk minding day «lam lliwilyte
‘whuu‘mandol hisemriuindail hyor’
tint-g than Amt. hm f'apuin liggim
when! the uptown that this» would not
was WW minus outburst: la the
nut future time may that but yet 0:»
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mm mambo-it lllwolyie'r gov
mm.m»i that he put aofaith what.
cur la the run“ that llimlytr had tun
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