Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-06

Tor her husband, - tue presence Nuute
only add 10 her distress. Accordingly
Mrs. Castle was removed, sob6ing
plisously.
IN Frank Lockwood then turned to
Mr.. Castle anu SAID; "You may leave
the dock, Mf. Castle"
The prisoner however, apparently
cid not hear Toe couusol's remark lot
the latter had 10 repeat n, saying
HCome out Of there Mt, Castle"
was exactly 1876 .. m. when Mi.
Castle stepped Out 0f the JOCK aud Was
Informed thst, ~ no desired, he could
20 down and see HE wife. But MI.
Castle preferred 20 take nv n position
beside the councils bench, whefeupon
An Frank LOCKWOOD continuei, ssy.
infi 81 must touch upon the position
occupied by the vile"
Counsel described the European tour
nf tue Castles tom the time VI their
leaving san Francisco and said the
court room today was crowded win
men Of high clmmeroiai positions Who
were ready 70 testify 10 Cssile's honof'
MRs. oAsrLE's cAsE.
Later AIf. Avery, TOR the prosscu'
lion, recon- nleI the case ~ II presented
Itself against Mn. Castle, and Ia %
doing, hs TehoAfs,d the general state.
msut, a. IL was made NJ MARLBOROUGH
street police court. lie duiufibed tho
articles stolen aud gave the deiails o.
the arrest, not emitting what ME-.
Castle said " the nicer who affetIod
her.
Mir. Castle, at this stage Of the pro-
ceedlngs, descended 10 the cell Ia order
TO comfort his wilo. AbOu! the same
time, Ar H0ds0n. representative NJ tue
United states embaesy, sntesed the
eluft room Ia order to watch the case
for Unite States representative hcfe.
Continuing, Mt. Avery described
the articles found IN the rooms Of tho
Castles III hotel Cecil ~ being "a per
feet museum OF valuable tbings," aud
laid alIess on the fact that many OF toe
hrnolou had up0n them their Ticket
mafkt, adding. at 10 rot unTeasona.
bic 10 ASSERT on this TACT that while
many Of the things were bought dur.
log the European tour. there IA inirin-
slo evidence that other things were
stolen from time 10 time, the police
hAvng evidences, toai ono iuf aTilcle.w ~
stolen at Vienna. am also impolle
W says sNuhN WhiAo shtf UNIV SshhN "
was going about doing these thefls, Va
not q single instance was she uotected
Ia the act, which also tends TO show
the husband also could not notice "; -
skllfully were the iheits made mace"
REPLY TO TiE PROSECUTION.
Sit CLARKE, Tor Mrs. Castle, said; "G
do not complain oil the pfosrcuti0n's
statement II the laS OF this eoun.
Try stood A. II did up TO 1855, should
not have advised her 10 plead guilty.
hut the extra act passed ~ 1883 pto'
vides that n eau ssIiA y the Jury she
wa, not responsible, then the Jury IL
not Bound 10 convict. Therefore, 1 al.
vised hor TO plesd guilty.
"rhe facts which the prosecution
has reoitsd suggest that there must b.
something exifsordipaiy 10 account f4f
them. In i've or six days this lazy,
who had no possible temptation goes
about London aud takes articles under
no pressure OF need. When arrested
she had plenty Of money. Mr.. Castle
had started from houaa with credit
OF $1,000, OF which s.sj was not II.
hausted and bis wiio alio had plenty
Of money.
"Your lordship must have noticed
the testimonials 10 the CAstlep ehaIec.
tsr and how Instantly this vast amount
OF bail was found. A man or woman
In such circumstances did not nesd
more money and she did not
need TO steal Ia order TO get
property. Suddenly this lady take,
10 these practices, taking thiuga and
packing them away. The lnsaDity Of
these proceedings IL proved clearly by
her handing 10 one tradesman n fur
with private mark upon ~. The In.
sanity 10 further proved by her taking
the toast racks VI hotel Cecil.
at 10 clear then, that some explains
tion IL require OF these eircumstanos,
aud We are prepared 10 call medical
witnesses, for, OF course, such matter
ato not f0r forensic discussion. rhu
husband dia not know that MS vito
when hneen yeats OF age wai obliged
10 be sent sway from her nome,
owing 10 troubles incidental TO female
lilo OF that period. These disorders
havB sluco reappeated."
Mt. CaRlle, VINO hal reoAtored the
courtroom a. Mf. Clarke began, llsle ned
with flushed face 10 tho oounasl's plea
for Mir. Castle.
MEDICAL 1H,TiMOSY.
Dr. William Chapman Gflgg. spec.
iAlift In diseases OF women, toatl ned
that after repeated examinations OF
Mrs. Castle, hn mad formed tue opinion
that the disease from which che was
suffering was one Of those witch ATE
almost alwhya accompanied by geeat
mental pvrturbauce, causing different
manias - kleptomaniA, religious
mania, etc.. Ia different women. Sit.
ghggs added, that this disease would
tske n different i0rm at the time Of
the disturbance. He asserted that
Mrs. Castle was clearly unAccounlable
TOT her anti0ne aud not able TO dittln.
guiih tho cons quuneea VI her Acls.
The detention IN prison Of such
women. ho concluded, would be mosl
serious.
DR.. George Henry savage, senior,
phy AiciAn at Btthleh8m hospital ANA
lecturer on wumenS diteaios at Guyjs
hospital, who for thirty yeAfa has
devoted himself 10 tho study Of
women's diseaste, endorsed every
word 0f DL Gfigg's testimony.
Df. Leonard Gabriel, memOuf Of the
Royal College surgeons, gave similar
evidence. lie talu the imprisonment
VI women In the condition u Mrs,
Castle would have m0st siri0us effect.
II would not only enJanger her NE,
cut would certainly endauger her
sanity.
Df. Scott, n medical otiicer OF Hi.
lowAy lsil, gave evidence OF similar
tenor, which, perhaps, was the strong.
eat Of all ON ngnuuul al hta U.afftat.