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AT THE PENITENTIARY
A Register Reporter Takes a Look at the
Lawrence County Delegation
Ironton Register, November 21, 1878
Last week, we commissioned a special reporter to
take a look at the boys now serving a term in the penitentiary from
this county. He reports as follows:
Wenzie Schindler, age 60 years, crime, murder of his wife, term for
life; he looks well; working on the new buildings at the penitentiary.
Samuel White, age 40 years, term for life, looks badly; working in
the foundry.
Jerry Spears, age 40 years, partner of Price, who was hung; crime,
murder of Hilgenburg; term, for life; Jerry looks very badly and says
it is a hard life; he expects to end his days there; he said if they
had hung him with Price, he would be better off; is working at the
idle room keeping it in order.
Mrs. Smith age 50 crime abortion; term 3 years; is working at
sewing; looks better than I ever saw her.
Josh. Dyer, age 35 years, crime, grand larceny; term 1 year; Josh
looks well; is working on the new buildings.
James Smith, age 45 years; crime, grand burglary; term, term 4
years; is working in the wire mill, looks well.
William Anderson, age 30 years; crime, poisoning horses at
Sciotoville, Scioto County; term, 3 years; looks badly; is working in
the wire mill.
Charles Fillgrove, age 20 years; crime, manslaughter of Helwig;
term, 1 year, his term will be out Feb 2, 1879. Charley feels very
badly and says if he had a million dollars he would give it for one
month at home; Charley is working at the tinner's trade.
Frank Anderson, age 21 years; crime, murder of Mays; term, for
life; he says that he expects to end his days here. He looks badly and
seems like a man of 35 years old; Frank is working in the hollow-ware
department and
Richard Barron, guard from this county, is his captain. He has the
best record for good behavior of any man in this penitentiary.
James Logan, age 30 years; crime manslaughter; term, 3 years; looks
badly,
could not talk to me he felt so badly; he is working in the foundry
at molding.
Clawson Morris, age 16 years; crime, burglary; term, 1 year; in the
idle room.
Charles Jackson, age 30 years; crime burglary; term, 4 years; in
the idle room.
James Collins, age 42 years; crime, burglary; term, 3 years; in
idle room.
John Sharp, age 21 years; crime, stabbing; term, 1 year; in idle
room.
Charley Mariner, age 52 years; crime, burglary; term, 10 years; in
the idle room.
Joel Waddle, age 26 years; crime, murder of Bayliss; term, for
life; in the idle room. |