There lives six aules from Richmond
Va., Mrs. Martha T. Hopkins, who is
only thirty-nine years old and baa just
married her sixth husband.
DlsrATCUES.
& special to MoCluxe's lima of
the 12th inst, says r
Pottsvtlu, June 11. The sun has
set upon the execution of the fifteenth
Mollie Maguire murderer.- There
have been more murders under Mol
lie rule in the coal regions than exe
cutions, but late events prove that
justice is rapidly catching up. To
day at an- early horar the streets of
Pottsville indicated that something
more than usual was going to happen.
There were' irb crowds pouring in
from the principal thoroughfares,
but citizens gathered in quiet little
knots and talked in whispers on the
street corners. Their topic was the
execution of Dennis Donnelly, who,
with Jack Kehoe, had caused the foul
murder of two inoffensive citizens.
In the meantime quiet preparations
were going on' for Donnelly's execu
tion. Sheriff Matz and his deputies
erected a scaffold near the eastern
wall of the jail, and Warden King
was pacing the corridor with Father
Gallagher, talking over the solemn
event Deputy Djlan kept watch
at the door and admitted the few
who had passes. A jury chosen ac
cording to law occupied the prison
parlor and conversed in whispers.
Suddenly a cry was heard in the cor
ridor. A female relative of the con
demned had taken leave of Donnelly
and was giving vent to her feelings.
She was hushed up by the attend
ants and ushered into a vacant cell,
where she remained till Dennis died.
