The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-02

sleep in his he talked father wildly about men
saeS ss6Ss darnR a S
ns the at 6ssnut street nShS wharf 0F1 F0r
vas NET At Beverly By Mr. %nsoW, his Tfs sacs be
e1oSG that he nS sed S% Ss
S SeS Ss X % aS ePed he hadn't tasted drop
imaginary trouble he had bad with man who nsuited
to Mr. wnsos III YOU had Tf5e@s been
S5ss SSa would M have Gg6 him G Mr. win:ow
boat left from Chesnnt street and not Walnut street
'Rs' Rs RSusS
run wnow TsS oot sSild h% SS h% sD sGIs
hotel but instead Of drinking full glass OF whisky he
VSG 0m Be9e to RssrGe $ SsSe M w
ne occurrence % at Walnut street wharf and companed
bST he a~sys Nv % went VENT TepsTed to defend and
been put in evidence; his conduct continued morose i'll
1SSea o an1 @ @ 81 ar 10 use M Wnsow
Pialaed OF cramp IN his stomach believing himself to
to his room with his WIFE, in advance OF any other member
What happened in that room during that fearful night
shall not be permitted to disclose to you His wife, who
this case, but, gentlemen when You have heard what fol-
some idea Of the dangerous ordeal through which that pan
woman passed ana You Will believe with me that between
During the night MIR Winslows sleep was disturbed NV
alarmed ta she went TO the door and anxious to
yored to look through the keyhoe found it mad been
went to Rh 95 had wnsoU been 0esn @
pied by rsoner and his wife, and found the contents
OF the room in utter confusion Becoming alarmed he
went IN put OF the prisoner, assisted by the servants
either Evans o. his wife ''V was Un'oio 10 ma
Taking z nas.y breakfast he started for the railroad
house and there he found the prisoner looking Wild ex
while shc poor creature pale and haggard her rest
less nghI & wFes @ nGHnes or % shaT her har streaming
ping IN ms graap After some conversation, in which
behavior Mr. Wnsow and the prisoner go ON The pan
b61 bo came no 10 & Mrs r. Evans I returned to the
arriving IN phiade'1hia the! prisoner Immediately re
the servant whether the doctor Although told ho
was not in he walked into the parlor examined his face
Wild and excited manner, that he had been poisoned,
suffered pain lie left there saying he would return in
short tine me ne ad not SStqrn mr. howeye bg went at
above Tenth where he rang the bell violently and being
and commenced mpateny pacing the floor and fro.
below beng by his and by G The Sn
nouncenent THAT he the of Thomas L. Evans left
him the oeo door @ with E the hnTs
Of course to hear bis whole case before he yontd anS
advice asked nm th9 circumstanfe to which the prl
for you might have to tell more than You would
some domestic matter assured bin be did not W1St TO
pry into his family matters. The then again
ioE me? whereupon the do.tor made him SIT down. and
ing from the symptoms What Gracep Of poison ANN
ne had & tt9n IN m IN ] aDSWo5 & TO these @ questions prisoner
doctor; that on the S day before at dinner ho had
lip which he said caused by it, but which, the octor
will tell YOU looked though caused by COMPRISING the
the p lie told The doctor he had SLEPT tf tor nHe al
that he had poon S@ Of nG
make him yomit or the poison and that he had vomited
scrutiny and care, his conversation his manner his
look, and his whole demeanor satisfied him that he
labOred under an insane deluSOn, and had not been
poisoned at all. He assured Evans that he cOuld
cure him, which assurance seemed to satisfy him,
gave him simple wash for his mouth, and advised
him to take rest. During this interview at Dr. Van
dykes, there came another ring at the door-bell,
which greatly aggravated the excitement of the un'
once door d and ISi IioSing' '"'1OE dOEEn stas, fns
inquired nerVously, Us it anybody
his s ne doe RS
9r he mad Rad % in h hand all Pg @ and with h glare
used it, in case OF necessity Dr. Vandyke will tell you
and kept his closely the prisoner until he had lett
the h9usf not need % not say to you gentlemen and
tice to Dr. yandyke il ought TO be known that he at
the prisonor,s family How received orw6at action
Of this professional information the law win not permit
to disclose but as men OF common sense you gentle
under circumstances The next morning Dr. Vandyke
and he medaey in his own nd IN ea eae
zeS who d rhG hi p9ESG a & to the sad event
first met him and bade him good morning. and asked him
his vile and her uncle OF administering Il to HIM Miss
% %1d nd @ feRG @ only by
arrived should be admitted to the house He i'm
qurd for his sisters and was told that they the
lie went to them and in an excited and mysterious
lula GS R S Wg 81 sisters HE how them r.
jealousy He described partially what had happened
between his wife and himself during the PreSeding
lightly ashs WITH hand While S WITH SiP Se t6e
% hsR ee
TSs seTs ae as oeF ~ Is SS 9 to s0 His
their own brother was indeed ravng maniac. His wife
arrived shortly after this and she her account Of
said before, gentlemen you not permitted to hear
her stsemento it, which h mn much regret He met his
to @ msfeT lister to s1o his PrS9%Rg % % for him
stenty declined use but the house. forbidding
He returned home with his father at dinner time and
there wa. Nj Evans heard for the first time what had
p9pHef was very restless and excitabe during be Whole
Of that afternoon becoming towards evening and
time After tea the deceased went to Dr. Vandykes and
S 4 %hen 70 & In his ~ Rf 6e @
lyEetEed Mt Evans taking his son to his own ROOM
or conduct Was that Of maniac he tRreatenod to take
his fathers e accused hs father of being in league
S nd S father et p e he would ID
throw the pitcher at hn rushed down stairs with the
ke had lett the sitting his father followed lowed
until or O'clock the morning when the PRISONER
rushed wildly stairs to the front attic and shut the
down bud d vain the prisoner having secured the bolts
and wedge made from piece of cigar -
D0t permitted Sad 20 Se show you w. ro am am
% Hs b So9d father oR fhsJ and the
step at once be taken for their own personal safety
and ate little or nothing What happened after breakfast
We think, gentlemen, we can safely ask you, after
proving all these facts, that you relieve this unfOr-
tunate man from all responsibility of this deed with
out leaving the JuIy-boX, If the Commonweath's
themselves m IN /