Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-22

YOUNG MALLOY'S CASE IS STILL PULLING
THz PHYSICIANS
All Thsoriss Sasn to Be q. Esal, aat the Young
Nan Confines to All Appearances Deaf and
Dumb-3is family SNl Positive That
0Iiam Eal Nothing 70 Do
With L.

ter's love.
William Malloy, the father Of the lad
who tells such a strange story about his
adventures in Chinatown on last Mon
day night, went about hiS business yes
terday with grief Juggling az bis heart
strings. His UnhappinesS over his
sons condition and the mystery which
surrounds It's cause was visible la his
face and manner.
When he shook my hand last night,
as he was about 20 step aboard the
South Brooklyn boat on his way TO bis
home az Fort Hamilton, his voice ta.-
tered as he said
Il have read the Herald carefully and
/ thank your paper for It's Kind utter
anceS. yet cannot believe my boy ever
has been addicted 90 the opium habit or
ever was ia Pell street before last Mon
day night"
Haven't you noticed, " he said almost
pleadingly, "thGt all The prisoners az
rested i'm this case have sworn that they
never saw my son before? They all be-
lieyed him 10 be q deaf mute, and 1 am
convinced that he was not freQuenter
OF that hOrTid locality
"Then where was he between five
o'clock Monday afternoon and nine
o'clock i'm the evening, when tine assault
was made?' / felt compelled 90 ask the
stricken father.
''Ah, that is what / cannot say. That
is what I do not know" said Mr.. Mol
10y, almost deSpairingiy. Il hope every
effort will De made TO clear up that
point, tor I assure you on my word that
no one is more anxious 10 clear no this
affair and arrive ~ the real truth thaa
I am. Meanwhile, myself and my fam
fly are maintaining the StricteSt watch
on my son 20 discover the slightest EVIL
dence of Shammiug ON Davies part"
At this moment the boat drew out
from her pier, and Mr.. MaIoy had no
chance to tell me of visit he had re-
ceiyed that very morning from the
mother of the young ru'ian who has as
saulted his son. Still, / knew the par
ticulars.
The one in question was "Boston"
Leonard, he of the beetle brow and
still more beetlej reputation. In spite
of his appearance and his life, however,
he was not without the pale OF his
mothers love, and yesterday morning
she went into Mr.. MGiOy'S O16ce and
begged hard In behalf of her son, who,
She declared, was her only boy. OF
course she said he was innocent. Was
any son ever guilty in his mothers
eyes?
Mr.. Malloy, like the kindhearted gem
tl9men that he is, spoke kindly TO the
woman and did not point OUc 20 her
that David was his only son. SCii, all
the comfort he could give her was the
her SON was innocent -he fact would De
brought 2t the examination.
When / rang the bell 1t the Ma.iOy>'
modest HOME yesterday Annie
MallOy, Dawes sister, Leu me i'm herse ~
and politely invited ME upstairs. Mrs
Malloy, Dayid'S Stepm0tler, was not
present.
Ia answer to an inquiry OF mine Miss
Malloy said-'I am sorry 10 say that
my brothers condition to-day hos re-
NAMED almost unchanged from THAI 0t
Yesterday. Last night he slept fairly
well. but everuttered sound. Neither
did he make a sign when We called 10
him and otherwise tried % attract his
attention. Before his sad adventure
my brother would awaken az word.
Another thing that worries me is
that DE eats so Iittle now, although De
used to- have q splendid appetite. His
breakfast of this morning consisted OF
only o Few cherries.
Did he ASA for the morning papers,
Miss MIlioy?' l said.
..Yes. he did: ana when I gave them
20 him he read them. but made no com
ment on the stories published about
him."
To the faithful sister it did not seem
at ail strange ,hat her brother. lying
tbere aDoareDtlv boreft of speech and
he,rirr Sbould bav, been sufficiently
o.,,+e NJ mind IN rc,Ii5a that his case
Io5 hesn unfinished ia the pewsp9Ders
orI ~ have snf,irian+ interest in them
IN be desirous Of reading them.
Yer such was the ease. and it was APP
nsront that the vcurr man who mani
fes.sJ 50 ltre concern about having
been Suddenly stricken deaf and dumb
was vet nightly interested ia what was
hci,~ sqid ab0ut him bv the public
nress
..Nfv brother never cbewed orsmoked
opium 20 our knowledge" continued
Mis- Nfonov sand cannot belirve tn.
rerorts which nave been circulated
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