The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-24

u.u,x wtgstt had 81 unusually
1900 before Judge Moore yes
81 .s,grroon On the charge OF inssn-
49, 80 hzye 20 90 10 Stsiiacoorn- The
m doubt about y for while.
E<.s,.gs. 81 xznctioning an arrange
- A.rs~a wiLetf himself suggested.
~ pe allowed 20 go 10 the hos
u = 81. axn expense under physi-
treatment. But after hearing from
- -. rsvsle4aus and a. the witnesses IL
Z - $3.50 best 10 commit the ecesntTlo
=. - 10 the asylum for The insane.
=. ~Aisf features Of Wiliett's case
-. .lready been reported In tae Post
ss'e.sssrspcer. The hearing yesterday de-
s1.sssss nothing further beyond the pa
a. situation Of mar VINO has evident
: .xsoyed excellent edacatonal facilities
- endure Of refined society. plezt-
- ..ssausly against deci<lon which he
- 10 realize fully ana yet which his
ss.ss-saa rendered iBevitsbss.
-. ls,sls groay gathered In TIE judges
- A. : o'clock. Mr. Wtllett was
~.-re.ss and almost painfully attentive.
- unlsaer escaped him. The high
49, % which ne had strung himself
s~sresssd the most sluggish and indifrer-
~ ssssnsr Behind the formal questions
- .nswers larked the history OF a mans
80 sgaArsnxs and sins. the wild
@..r. that had Knocked him apparently
- assns0ns, and the dsiusions as real,
s.rasns. as the experiences Of broad day
IL; and a normal pulse.
lsrs thing about WIlest's case Is worth
,.slesns, He IL pretty wifeawalxe To what
.sss % around him. lie seems fully con-
ssaas OF his own condition and OF what
sssashi II Oh him.
what FIRST suggested 70 you the idea OF
skzg cocaiueY' asked one OF the examin-
tx physicians.
Sherlock Holmes. in Conan Doyle's
hso.~ he answered quickly II noticed
,sas xhsnsver he had a difficult problem
3 solve, or anything which needed tho
ssnsgatlng Of his mental powers. he took
tscAsne had task before me which de-
s,aassa an Increase Of mental power. That
,a.k Il now done and / no longer have
ssea 81 the stimulus"
while Drx sharples and Marion, who
fsndaetsd the examination, were filling
ssg the blank with their diagnosis OF the
tase the patient showed the first syrnp-
,szs Of real terror. Intuition seemed 10
IA him that his request would not be
grznis1
-Are YOU going 70 send me 10 the asy-
hns Please don't send me there. II viii
slnssi hin me. Won't you let me so TO the
a@plsaiY'
nus he talked on rapidly. bu. never In
esksreBtly. filling up every possible pause,
eel appealing by turns 20 Judge Moore,
~ physicians. Chief Reed and Capt.
Hass. ssnturlng 10 correct both the last
tsnss sentlemen In their version of his
sssesrance az police headquarters.
Ne" he said. with his perfect modula-
-, A
y he revolver voluntarily. Il did not
vat to be searched for IL. Wasn't that
rh Mr. Reed!'
Net that he was for an instant rude to
- police officers. Far from 81 he did
va few men would have thought OF un-
~ the circumstances; he apoiogixed
Agaly TO Chief Reed for the trouble he
hsgfyen
re proposed 10 ma" said Chief Reed
rs testimony. that II / would accom-
prg him TO London he would give me
Use"
That Is true" quickly intertected Will
~. and I would he In position 20 do IL.
aass recently been able TO furnish proof
q transfer. business transfer. by
saich became heir 20 500. 600. with an
siaasi income Of go. GEO.
Rillett stated that his weekly income
~ a. WHICH ne now enjoys would De
stepped In case he were sent to the ssy-
In. tie named Or. Hasell as his nearest
hfndi not because he had any special
cain on THAI gentleman's acquaintance
SIP bat because they both chanced to
gHs rom the same town in England.
hH after DR.. Niaseli had beer called he
asstiAeily declined 20 assume any response
hiiy fer Mr.. Wiliett. and as there was
fseetY else 90 take that responsibility.
laegs Moore decided IL was best TO COM
Eil aim