Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-20

and the Tiber-from New Jersey and from
Oregon-from Pennsylvania aad South
carolina, n not from North Carolina
! from Enginnd-from the Autipodes and
/ from everywhere they had drawn the lsw
which they had read to the Jury The1
nad read 10 the jury the opinions OF
Courts and the arguments or counsel and
Mr. Hutchinson had even read one case
IN which MS citation was from the lower
Court, whose opinion had been reversed
by the Court OF Appeals, and he had even
Prod uced the Sanitarian, Vol .. bound In
bIack cloth and peppered on the edges-a
book tho speaker had never heard of be-
lore and which he was glad to be introduced
! TO. Mr.. Russell had a good deal of quiet
Iun at the expense OF Mr.. Hutchinson and
his Sanitarian, and proceeding, he said the
contestants had gone everywhere for their
law, as they boosted they had gone every
where for their evidence. They had gone
everywhere, as Mr.. Hutchinson had boast
ed, and had brought IL in. They had open
ed up every closet and dragged out
I every skeleton and brought il up here.
aud the net result ned been they had con-
victed Mr.. Reilly of two things-old ace
ana chronic diarrnma, and that was all
Incv had even spent an entire day To- show
tho extraordinary fact that Mr.. Reilly had
been hauled about the town in a carriage
Mr.. Russell dwclt for some time upOn the
large amount OF attention given 20 trifles.
and said they had produced nothing before
the jury worthy OF any other name The
gentlemen upon the other side had let their
imagination
run AWAY WITH THEM
lhey were very poets, and the iunatic, the
lover and the poet were near allied, and he
quoted from "A Midsummer Nights
Dream act v:
Lovers and madmen have such ssething
brains.
Such shaping fantasies that apprehend
More than cool reason ever comprehsnds,
The lunaui, the lover snd the poet
Are OF Imagination All compact:
One secs more devils than vast hsll can hold
THAT'S Mr.. Hubbard, as he was pictured
IN TINS mornings REGISTER, labelled AN
Eloquent Period
THAT is, the mailman: the lover, all as fran
Sees Helen's beauty in brow OF Egypt.
Ihe poets eye, in fine ttenly rolling
That's Mr.. Hutchinson
Doth glance from heaven to earth, from
earth 10 heaven,
And. as ina nation bodies forth
hhe forms OF tuings unknown. the poNts pen
! urnN them TO shapes and gives 20 airy nothing
A local habitation and a name.
THAT'S the evidence"
And that" he said, 'is what they have
| produced here-'airy nothi ngs'-to which
/ Lhey nave given a local habita ion and a
name. He went on to say they had gwen
| these tribes resonant Latin names" senile
/ dementia'and "monomania, "but "yvhether
/ thoy were applied to old age or the dia-
/ rrhDa" the speaker would have to refer
| the jury to the learned DR. Stansbcrrv.
VINO had said there was an intimate rea-
| tion between diseases of the
| brain and diseases OF the bowels
/ He plead the truth OF the statement that
/ MIR. Reilly was an old man. He certainly
/ was, and after drawing picture OF his
| OLD age, as 1t appeared 10 the speaker, no re-
/ fcrred 20 the discussion OF gentlemen upol
the other side 10 the jury, aud said ne
| thought he could convict them Of d great
/ deal more in tho way OF attempted undue
/ influence, than they could ever CON
| vict Father Sullivan Of He referred
/ again 70 Mr. Ruilly's age, and said
/ his sons had Knocked him about the store
and when the aged father had made en-
/ quiries there the boys had encouraged the
/ very teamstCrs 10 SCOT at him, by saying
! Tel him anything and let him 60 Let
/ tne old fool-the driving idiOt-go and sit
/ in his chair with his head down and his
/ paper, and finally let MIN slip of ON the
/ floor, there 10 lie until someone comes and
/ picks him up again Let him gor'
/ The other size had dared the Jury. 81
/ dare you 70 say man shall not make his
/ own will, unless he hrst submits il 10 his
/ children and obtains their approval ~ and
saying this he referred to Mr. Hutchinson's
comment on the fact that Mr. REILLY aud
the executors had not informed the chIl-
/ dren OF the terms Of the will. ana pctu cd
'the Ola man ana Father Sullivan
and Bishop Kahn, the ola
man In the middle, and the
oNoCuIvi Nbou elthef SIDE, going TO the
store whore James was installed, aud max
ing TINS congo TO James and saying. james,
nave veutured 90 make what I will pre-
sumo 70 call my will, and would be pleased
70 nave your approval OF il, and then 20 to
the other children and ask lnem if that was
what they wanted, and said the law never
Contemplated any such thing as that when
III gave "a man the right 20 make his Will.
Mar. Russell spoke until O'Clock. and
then discontinued, 20 resume so y.3J this
morning
Mr.. Russeu's manner throughout was
chardcterIed by "a cynical smile, an en-
pnasis eli certain words an intonation of
voice, and a CaustiC sarcasm viii rem
dered what he said douOly effective, and
which cannot be reproduced in print. His
audience listened with the greatest in
forest until ho closed.