The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-14

he stoppcd hnck to- tho wall. and stood with his
arms folded while the same questions wcro put
fhc prison physician then briefly examined
tho convics and Gs none were sick or required
Immediate care, Withdrew.
What have you got about you ?" said tho
Gilman took from his pockets his knife;
porkctbcok. and n few tribes. ma thcn took on
his wat t-h and chnin and gave thcm tpthc clerk.
Then. suddenly thrusting his hand into an
other pocket, he took from i akey. .
That ia the key oi my Nnis". up stnfs.
Again the clerk was astonishcd. The keyto
what he exclaimed. .
ITO my vnisn. which is up stairs"
Your yaliscl Wcll W. SEQ about that by
and 10y. Have you eot anything elsrnbeut your"
No. nothing but thus ring. pointing to II
plnin gold ring on ms nngcr
Tukc " on
cnn't get Il on"
Then wc'll filr il of"
Gilman. nitcr some tugging. succeeded in
tnking or the ring and then he gave II to the
me convA,s were then taken into the sia,c-
room to be- shaved and have thor hair cut.
Bu, as Gimans face was smooth aud his hair
cioA lis trimmed. he was passed 10y. hut was Kept
in the room until the Othur conNicts were m-
/ tended to hy the barber. Then hc was taken to
the bath with the others. ind after he hnd re-
moved his cothipg II WINS taken away. ly the
side Of the bath tub las the course striped
prison clothing, which was put on inter The bath
had boon finish Il. During all this Gilman
showed no fcrng, and. eXcepting TINT thcro
wasa act look upon his face seemed nchangcd;
In the yard thr seven cunNi Il in their striped
| clothing were plncod IN Indian HE, Gilman nt
/ lhc h"nd NrNi 10 Gilmun negro was placed.
Put your hunds ON the shoulders 81 the man
| IN front Oi you.' said ia" kc'per. The negro
put ~ hands on Gimnn's shoulders.
Now march. Keeping step
! The cpnNlcts marched low pncra huliri,
! turned and marched back n-nin. rms drill
! wa- kept ul for about half an hour. ana al
though Gilmnn hAd not 9mrn anlihiinit since
an early hour lis stop did not nug His con
duct made good impi .'sston ON the prison
onincrs. Whrn this dull was ended, Gilman
and the others were taken To lhrr ccllH. Wlrt'
they Will remain. exc 'pting at muM Time, uiii
Monday. Thus the Pine street broNvr began
War,len Cllfk said that he could not say wha
kind of work Gilman would h" put at u Wi
depend upon the medical eNnnln4lion. II M
! doctor SAYS thnt he cannot stand hard munua
! labor. OF cours" We shall not put him at It. W.
don't mean tp break mon down here, Bui thi
! rs the only condition. II he II able io stand n
he is ns likely to br put in ono shop ~ another
wherever there is u place and room Tor man
wurk tuUt hc would oe te- able tu u"' but N
pa 'c will hs nude 10 give light ana easy cn
y" DO YOU think he viii be transferred to Au
burn p the reporter ushcdS
Z" / think it rs very doubtful. Transsicrs ar
no, @ag inn q psS2r pssm.nos uS rrou 5, t. as % n t6
case of jim Brady | did not want MN here
ana hc was not hcr. two hours Bul draitin
3 Probably hy Monday GIimnn viii have heei
examined 10y the phy-, inn, ANA men be- ~. "a
days before hc is -u Mss guDd.
D,puty sheriff VI Gonisai iol the reporter
on the way home IRON, Sins sing thnt We ,, n@lEu @
and DAY he spent with Gilman were the mo.
painful that h. ever fXperiencet. Il neN"r say
. such thorough sorrow and repentance and h
seemed to feel that th RE would he an cNIlatlo
to some extent for hiu t. -uter ior what j
has DONE Gilmans conduit nnd lie Ia IA
prison will be such that " ! bring him rcspre
7 III. wishes no fnvore nor Efforts nude lor
pardon. but simply to serve his term. hs n Iili
tial penalty for his crime. lwould not do whi
| m-t finished again Tor any amount Oi inon"l
Any man who has a heart could not hnN. Ho,
Gilman as ! have, without nenG very dr.I