Czolgosz Repentant.
NARROWLY ESCAPES LYNCHING,
IN ABJECT TERROR THE COWARDLY ASSASSIN.
(Press Association.—Copyright.)
WASHINGTON, September 28,, During the journey to Auburn prisou Czolgosz regretted the crime he had committed and pitied the widow. Hundreds of persons congregated outside -the gaol and made a rush for the murderer, intending lynching him. The guards with great difficulty protected their charge and drew their revolvers. Blows were' exchanged and Czolgosz was hustled in, but collopsed on the floor of the prison shrieking-in abject .terror. ' ' ,'•
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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10068, 30 September 1901, Page 2
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