Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 72, Decatur, Adams County, 25 March 1926 — Page 5

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Jt-oni the disease for years. He seugiitT a cure in Colorado,* but the disease wa» too tar advanced. Jijst before hi» death he became greatly agitated and insisted upon the attendance of a Catholic confessor. The confession! made by Douglas was as follows: | “In this, my dying hour, and in the full hope that by doing «o, 1 will secure absolution from my sins. I make a tree and full contention of a deed that has weighted by mind like a death pall from the day of Its commiMfon. I am the guilty wretch who outraged :und murdered the girl Secauer near Celina, Ohio, In the anmmer of 1872. Heaven alone knows what prompted me to do the deed but at she time my brain was on fir efrom drink, and I was veritably a madman, and past the power to control my actions. The hanging of the two men, McLeod and Kimmel, was as vile a murder as was ever purpetrated. I was one of the mob that executed them. I urged them on to it, for I felt it necessary to secure my own safety. 1 now know jtml feel that in acting as I did throughout this horrible affair, I committed sins of most grievous character. I hope God will pardon me, and that the publication of I this statement will relieve the families of the men, McLeod and Kimmel, from the stigma of dishonor now resting iupon them. 1 feel that 1 have but a few more moments to live and with 1 my last breath I avow the truth of all statements herein related. ‘Thomxr Bradwell Dougla-s.” i It is said there are many yet liv- ■ ing in Mercer county who recall the , I murder of the Secauer girl and the i lynching of the two suspects, McLeod ' d and/ Kimmel. ° ™ Frederick Makes Plea For Waterway Project i Seymour, Ind., Mar. 25. — (United C Press)— A plea for support of the s proposed Great Lakes waterway ' marked the address of John E. Fred- >' erick, of Kokomo, candidate for the ■ democratic long t<rm senatorial ?i nomination before the Seymour ;. Rotary Club. ■ The speaker declared that the Ini' diana winters are the greatest chal,’lenge to the creative and inventive ; genius of man and also aided in re- ’ storing lost vitality.

DECATUR DAIIA DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926.

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be that of Mrs. Albert L. O. Wright, a newspaper reporter of Brazil, Ind. friends of the woman believed today. She disappeared November. 1923. According to descript lone, she was thirty years old, of slight stature and weighing about 100 pounds. Physicians who examined the bones believe the skeleton Is that of a woman not over thirty and weighing not more than 115 pounds. Fillings in the teeth are believed similar also. | Mrs. Wright, parried a veteran in the world war with the Canadian forces in Terre Haute, and lived several months In Fort Wayne, before goinj to Indianapolis. The police missing persons bureau here hus sent out descriptions of the skeleton to several families over the state- of persons reported missing and the reply on Mrs. Wright was the only reply received. —o CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat, Muy (old) $1.54* 7-8; May (old) $1.56; July $1.36; Sept. $1.32. , Corn, Muy 72 1-2; July 75 5-8; Sept. 78. Oats, May 39 1-4; July 40; Sept. 41. | Mrs. Sam Wprkinger, of northeast <> fthe city, was ut, shopper here this afternoon.

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