The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1917, Page 11

‘WEE SLAYER cases after Mra. Fisher obtained « @ivoroe, came to Balt Lake City. A few days inter neighbors be- camé suspicious and the apartment was entered. They discovered the body of Mra, De Weese, her features smashed by @ flatiron which lay on the bed beside her, A few months later De Weese sur- rendered to the Chicago polloe, In the interval between his surrender and trial, he confessed to numerous TIE SHOT AND ANS TRUE NARKSNANSHP De Weese Begs That No Steps Be Taken for a New Trial or a Reprieve, the greatest diamond thief of the last decade. He asserted that his wife Was slain by robbers with whom he formerly - ee associated, who had tracked him and SALT LAKE CITY, June 29.--How-| his wite to Salt Lake City and, when ra De Weese, sentenced to death for| he was out, committed the urdee, e the slaying of his wife last Septem. | (oan S200) worth of Jewels whic ber, has chosen to be shot rather than Serre Ranged, July 6. He says he hopes} HEARN GIRLS GRADUATED. that no steps wili be taken to gain annem & new trial or a reprieve, ‘The laws of Utah provide that a Person sentenced to death may choose the way to die, De Weese asked a| Prison guard questions relative to the Calibre of the bullets, mying he did | *tTAnsement they had been attending @ Het want the marksmen to “play” | *nool in warking hours inuat with him, but to make death instan- reckinents trom the Beara or SEts tantous. De Weese eloped with the wife of Harry W. Visher, haberdasher, from|frm for scholarsh!p honors, Mr. New York. ‘They went to Reno and| represented the firm Paoific Coast cities to live, Last Bep-| tember the pair, who had married a Employees of Store. Graduation exercises of girls employed were held there yewterday, By special cation and a class pin from the store, reading of two essays. ALWAYS SMOKE. 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