The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-05
KIue CONNECTS INSANE.


set i thM tning Keeps On We shAki
kee> 10 have GOzeus said Principal
sr..v~~ Couuaushton al tlse state
] s.'Il''. i. ssfn~ sine Yesterday aAeft
49, = 80 -. 1s..-.~,.-.-. -
=. when hss's N.4 - -
4e IRE obisged to sake hsn If0In -
"a ard chain him % . post IA the
-k.,eI. II insanity on the increase
{ 49, tbs urisoners7 Yes. II Il. and
!. = ;<creassur very RAPIDLY. Whaf
4 x 9 .rr ernee4 when tho men have
( - s.. .-xrvtr1 IL IS xorze for them 10 s,e
81 $50 IN Edlenesx than 10 be Il hard
.sIs- The nrese1zs system il fnf1nnar,.
( - '...st 81 mere regard for society
- .~;fbosrt nziderfuz The feeIfnrs 81
~ ~onricfa ne ought 70 have 4 /
.ss,rr and have something for the
~ ,s~s<0uer. 10 do. 20 that they vent
- 10y "a our bazdS'y
81 4, the prieon wards ten tiles az
s...s.srers we're shutiing over The
.sssnd rysiks. Each Of the TEN files
.ssh~Yed 100 men. The leader az
ssI line OK conyicts seeused 10
~ she only man Who had auy-
$3.50 with which To busy III
.<-* He trudxed along a. if)
5sz q have even the snail task Of
.s<sv 10 keen his eyes opeu AMI TO
- SIsna "a a. not 10 rslr into rx,sf
= I2< SIs feet wander from the beaten
49, The mar. behind held his
ss,5s 81, the leaders sssIes under the
.sss5itx and HE third man held his
fS1s!s On the second man IN the same
- sud the fourth on the third. and
s - IT. 70 fhe hnnslreslth fellow bnf
a The ninety-nirse who followed
- fesder waiked mechanically. held
49, ewes rneclI apicallv fo Tire rIrf.fs
- ri the uiuety-rsirge nair@ be-
( 80 fixed at iust ss,ch An angle
md al s,xruv ~ devoid ff expresxlf,u
8 fhe ewes "a an Old fashioned voa.lsy,
ioSsau m a cigar stores stsr,s. Tie
~ leaders patel themselyas ri the
rsrnIation sing sing mace THE me,,
i.e9,:nd lifted Their feet In r.erfsss-f time
~ sreId;evr ara uhen IN ,is,es. s,sar.
fers marked time ike sslzlierx. Not
ne s.i<s.s~~ 49, -. ,.,..s.s.;,ss. f-.<l,.
a,.lsr she ;rs,J,aa;on ' ~ ', u.n...s l.,.t
&c .at.s;.'-s $1,000 ,sg.sssv a.. H.
z 800. - ~ ta,.s st.ss wss.h shs -,
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- ~ ,.s<.~s s.v.ts,l,f a..vfss. the uer,5s
ss.d ss;,,d arnnrd 81. ,.-sr,s.v. ami II !,
a..if =, h.,ss, - eIIse ,.,.ssrvsslsr s...,
$500 -s;sss.,.s. a,.,<,g az tf.n.,ss,,s
1900. - s..,,.. ,sh< ssa,. =. - i,,f.r.
..s...s =, ar .ii.,,,ssst =. ,h.sr wsIh,ry
= st.af, s,,v~1.ssnJ;rrs Tl,esv f.ces
- ALI "a ,;ssi.ss ana ~h.,. sssss-
~s...s 1900 = u r.,iv =. % cav,s
.+sva
Ara 80 st,.x. ,uan ~b;lc waftic~
.t.s,,,t fi.s vs,a .re s,,,r.aseS 10 X. n,ss
;av;r~ thsrs.ives 1k;s -slL;ng l.
snriv ssniv worE their onIv rsrreaf,o,
Ths,- $. q I, ha,,r afssr 6a.sv dn,i,,~
fhs a.v r. i al thev hava - A.
sn,ns ss sh.n, krov thaf they ~;ii
ksvn rofhfnr v,or~ r. ~ far IN ~.
~~srs s1,,,,~ r. lsfs era al E.s,u, Il, !,
shev vii have ~ teer, ~, ms wafEirg
: :. lo,g 81 fh.v e.. ss..far ~. h.s;sLe,
mani "a sine Hinr. II il the knorI.
.5r. thst shay ,n,.st w.ik walt raIt
~nd 10 nofhsng siss hut well tbsf T.
r.tinv is,ssr;fy increase a,norr ~.
.rouv;css
Ar c..npau.hton savs that IN IN.
asral vear ena}nv Ia 81 October ,hsvs
~seyr s.sny ,s,sr uls. bad hsa,, sa,st -,
s.r,ur,s l,.ra,,s. s,,er nal t.a,....,s.. II.
ss,,e i. ths firsf f,sa n,anshs ~ nj.
s<eaI xnar there hava b..et, ei.,t,t ,,s,.r.
rrnt as,,v for in-anity Al This rate
sksrs ua,,ia hs ~ - ~ casss ~ rear,
~ .l,.ve,ored sl.i1 war .,en.e shc
er,ssners ssr ruare than f.,ssr si,,,as s.
.nanv as LAT wear Rut Mr tson-
nss.sbsoe says IL ,nust he ra,sa,,,.
herss, ti,at the Eaw enforcing i.llsness
IN ,he nriss,fts did not ga into eff.
nntti kus,,st Consss,ssentlY The
efyerfs Ii III. rpssa.ion 81 laF.ar are
ss,st hes;nniny q, show fhefns.lyes
fhere were n,snv urssoners Who last
4nrnss w.iea,nss., he shut anwn III
thx Ahans II came "a the,n life =
vaeaf;o,. n i fir..l man H. summer
FOR 4 ,nonfb ar Two 49,. r,e,, re.,,ld
efsoy the r.iief frona IAhnr srhe,,
tbsv wanted sgn,ef.inv ~ ia Thry
rs,l,ld rs,t Oct 4 Thrn,,sh Decs ~ t,,.r
they frettsd n ntt,e al their :, fssrce,l
laxlness. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, thev b,s..s,,,
10 GET ssrk Fpnrusrv fanud ths.r,
worse and raw Mach sees The IAN
idle law IN kerS ps,lny insane SOME
becoming yis.seatIv mad All Is.ess,<,.
thsy have nothing 4. do Sisht after
night the corridor r,nsr with tfse noise
Of men whose minds are brsaksuv
down. They threw Themselves atset,r
their tsesls and fau m their l,arr.a
iloprs, and the urisnn apotfecarv has
10 BE- on duty ali risht long 10 aslnis-
ister onisfes whea othar ,,,aans ~
auseting the anfartunates have failed
II 40 moi 80 ~ NV rooms any
evening. said Me. confaaghfon yes
seriay' ssbn, that I esnef.t ssire1s "a h..
called time alter time daring the nisht
10 attend Ia sos,.e tsiSot,ev who Il los
ing ais head because he hasn't work
tell Won ID i n fearful eonfitsef, of
affairs. Here are tgal men In Absolute
ialeness. Almost all az Them are az
eustomed 70 manual labor. They
DON. get il. and naturally II the end
oi each day thev don't find Themselves
tired enough 20 ro 10 sleep. The walk
ing tIeesn 1 tire them enough. 1t Isl
the best We can do for them. but Ii i
only exercise for the lessS. fos in thsl
lock step they can I swing their arms,
Then you see. too. that walking I'm
fllss i nothing that requires them To
use their minds. If i simply Ia fol-
low the leader and In the lock step the
walking Is all mechanical. The result
Is that the poor fellows cant sieep.
They toss on their cots. aud night
afteg night lie awake anti
morning. Sickness GENES. Their
they get 10 Worrying. they her for
work and IL doesn't come their VERY
Increases. uad the first thiug we know
this mar or flat man br.sls .Iown
snd i bali insane. Va cant do much