THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MAY 9, 1905.
i
Comment on theConfession, head bowed down, Green remained |
¢ ; |
irding tothe above statement there Silent as stone; for a few moments the i
have been only two long cuts or | gathering was mute dumb--buried in |
pastor
rt
The i
le them and then left,
Mrs. Green
s in Condo's scalp, Instead, there | KTiel and sorrow, tried to
half dozen, such as could be made
LOTHIER
3 5 ree t lr their
edge of an iron bar, The attend- took their
SIM, the
The $10 and $12.50 Suits
testified Two wit. sparture soon after overcome v
sro.
THREAT AGAINST SHERIFF.
noBed :
as youre
wal vou i
rmBer
FRONT VIEW OF THE
hegBoys
IRA GREEN'S . 3 - : pan s blood joo with them Boys
cross on: the side wall. Livingstone Turnkey was plainly sh wn. Whethe: : FROM A STRANGER.
FINAL CONFESSION cama afte Henderson and viel oH u rs reen tell he TEA story the h above 18 ! corres: copy of the
1 and the
Continued from page |
tioned
to get out, but
anyone.
Henderson said
' 4
would be good
penitentiary
J te
DILLEN'S STATEMENT.
to get out of the
Julian store; an
breaking jail we
irons if necessary”
the
son's plot t
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cassimeres,
Serges of all colors==-
iavingstor
blade, table knife and shades:
that we had to eat our meals with ndo Dill
4 were tu ARR
eh paddies, Jer: rr id not Rev Cox, were 1o pa
h 1
aN and he ki iV EPDEa x
tke :
not .
knife bla
did - mp
edge of that ys Hangman's Rope. money &
the be srg able; PUM Mm gi 1} and nissainn. as wa did The tones for 1
: : & ch ay 4 3 ¥ J 8
strip of sheet ir ne exe
we could see down in y Mar sh Creek
non ition arriv . 3
these Suit
to nick it with fine teeth lik
meal times,
1 to eat, w
3 { % » | wv 3:1) fal) *
at Toner would road where a lot of men in a wagon, with ave Spats : : d :
at Toner woul »
3 guns,
vould saw at the i BME
along
when P
ti 1. passed
they
» barrels were polish
pivot thers imagined were
wm ‘
y for it was out
We were afraic Sat hh YH Years
if h a ‘% $v} new they ~~
if De saw us atl tin d parents
he went t«
at Hastin
as well as
Straw Hats now open.
SIM, the CLOTHIE
3
to buy
ai 8 |
foe #)
After ;
Was an easy joo worked
were trying
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NOTES FROM THE JAIL.
Continued from Page |.
N
CISISIE IEEE TESE SEES SESE SITI IIIS. J
The real House of Kuppenneimer & G0 §
CHICAGO,
WHO CHALLENGE ANY LINE OF CLOTHING.
ATE
even
break jail
at was t
yone say
The
NECKWEAR from
swellest
tores and the station
The Newest Styles
HATS |
No Name Co.
¢
things ‘‘dead
re, and and
from Guyer
s shot and was easily
He left it of burglar tools
somewhere among
Fst nie 2 4 » 3 Toile ¢ ;
being a brace, bit, drills et from
passes
attend
aired to} ¥
sired (Oo De there
‘5 : ; ' hh never were found 2
behind in his stocking feet, ¢2 Ch never were ound the exectt
Greuns Record.
I am a son of Wm
STRAW HATS in all
widtes of brim and heights
in his left hand, an«
is 8
uck Cone
{a7 “who
io on preen, wh
3
parents
Dillen quickly str their half
corridors last
Dillen asked Green for his half
. and in return would allow Green
Sunday. With a wink in his
eye Green remarked, “Not much Bill.”
When about to take usual
sawyer, and my
Gum Stump,
born in Elk cou
21 years old last
years of age we
now live at
Was
ey this state, and was
August. When eight
moved to Cen
Condo
What's going on
4 8
» back of the neck with his fist
What is up !
hour tramp around the
velled. ** in Bogs township, Of crown,
At the tore
Condo's prison keys from him, and threw
the bunch up on the platform. Dillen
Sunday,
hour
histime next S
same time Geo: Livingston
tre coun.
jumped back on the floor, Condo turned
and struck at me with the chain hob-
bies in his hand ; I dodged and struck
him on the head twice with the bar of
iron in the stocking. [I said "Don’t hol-
ler old man ; I won't hurt you,” He of-
fered no resistance after that and I led
him down the steps and set him on the
floor in a squatting position. 1 struck
him but twice and not hard enough to
break his skull.
Henderson's Fierce Blows.
By this time Livingstone had opened
Henderson's cell and some one unlocked
the front door, and Dijlen had put on the
shoes he left in the bath room,
erson next came down the steps carry-
ing a broom stick about three feet long,
At the end of it was a hard lump left |
from, cutting the splints away, and it |
was wrapped tightly with the usual wire,
When Henderson came down the steps |
to the first floor, Condo had crawled a |
short distance from where 1 left him
Henderson swung the broom in the air |
and raising on his toes came down with |
all his might with a crushing blow on |
Condo's head with the wire knob, He |
struck Condo twice In this way with all |
his might and knocked him flat on the
ty—to Coopertown in Marion township.
From there we moved to Zion, then to
Milesburg, and then to Wallace's Run
in Boggs twp. Four years later we
went to Unionville and then back again
to Wallace's Run. March 18th, 1904, 1
was married to Miss Gorgia Bruss, of
Tyrone, and about three months ago a
son was born to us, 1 worked for a
time in the paper mill at Tyrone. |
have followed farming and worked at
I went to school very
little, can read some and can write my
name. Never was a member of any
church,
I never had a thought of killing that
and no hope now remains, 1 am so
for what I have done,
| towards anyone and am ready to abide |
(Signed) IRA GREEN.
Witness :
Jonx Trarvorp, Guard,
H. W, Scurerrier, Turnkey.
Bellefonte Jad.i
May 5, 1905. | cn Eran TTROT
Monday.
Dillen rose at 6:30 and inquired if the
special judge had come; was nervous
and appeared anxious. Green arose an
hour later, ate a hearty meal and the
half that Dillen did not eat.
smoked and were in good humor.
Rev. Cox accompanied by several
other ministers called and held brief
terest and were affected.
their Bibles intently afterward and
lin fervent and audible tones for God to
| forgive his sins.
Perry Dillen and wife arrived at 10,
ROSILISIESESSSI ISLS SE SSSSSISIIIIS IIIS
COPYRCHT 1908 BY
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENMEIMEN
| greatly cheered the brother.
| but still hoped to be spared.
see their son, Mrs, Jodon of Milesbury,
| sister,
(3 pm. Tears were in his eyes and in
| suppressed voice he announced the sad
| news that the Court had just refused the
| petition and now their doom was sealed.
| Dillen was pale, but remained firm, with
*
COATS
SES
and
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THE HOUSE OF KUPPENMEPER
WOTTON ETI TI TITITITINIIIIIT.