The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-07
THIS
THING Of
OVES
SERIOUS

New York. Jan. - Crazed Dy love
for q waman who did not return his
Affection Frederick IosIin. a Yale
r~raiuatc and Wan street broker, wlo
lives al 40. l4S West One Hundred
nd Seventeenth street, was placed ~
The insane ward at Bellevue Hospital
Iaat night. .l0slln Is about tldrtyfOu
years old. and Of athletic build After
Daing confined IN the psy0hopathic
ward. ne raved INCREASINGLY ..oout the
soung woman, according to DR.
Holmes, under whose Charge be was
placed, AMI repeated again and again
the story Of bis unrequlted love.
JOslln comes of a well known and
wealthy Family. After leaving college
Ne went into Wall street and prosper
"a. Two years ago he went 70 boaSd
With Mrs. X. II. Wesierfield. N tha
parthenon, at No. 400 Manhattan ave,
nue.. Boarding there at the time wa4
Miss Grace McGeorge, who "a strie-
ngly pretty.
IN a few months the other board IA
Noticed Joslin's attentions TO Miss
McGeorge. although she seemed not
10 take t1em seriously. From Ell ap-
nearances she seri0pals From an ap.
pleasing acquaintance.
craxed BY unreaulieu Love.
Joslin finally realized that AIS love
was not TO be r~eciprocated. and be
became i~isconsolnte. The more he
persisted the more he saw tAat hiB
mit was not agreeable to Mss Me-
George, who offered him not thA least
Encouragement Mrs. W~esterfleid OBJ.
served that ne became more aud lnose
Infatuated, and to complained bitterly
ii the young woman's Indifference.
t3About eight weeks ago Jos,ln an
bounced that he was going to leave
The house and the neigh1orhOC3. lie
onfidca 10 one Cf the boariers that
he even ieated be would lose ais rea.
on unless Ne could force himself to
forget the object Of his love. He NOV.
ed TO No. t4S West one Hundred and
seventeenth street. q clearinghouse
kept by a Mrs. Anderson. Her new
o0asder according to Mrs. Anderson.
1egan fctlng queerly scon after NOV
ttA W HUI tfVNHts tAN t8V HhFHh T.
ie began drinking.
According 10 the %ianltorj Of the Par.
thenon. JoslIn appeared There a few
lays ag0 and broke several windows
lie groun floor, Il is said he waa
seen IN the nclghhurhooi several 9th.
err times. Yesterday afternoon a call
sas feeei led BY The police Of the
Vest One tiurifel anl rwenty.ifth
street station + = an officer to hurry
10 Mrs. WestcrEield's.
Crowd Called by HE Frenzy.
Whep ratrOlman knntz reached
the house be found q crowd OF several
core men ami women IN the street
gazing up at the front windows, from
which aouuls Of d disturbances were
coming kautz sa. thai when Ae en-.
ioged lhe apartment Joslin was IN q
frenzy and calling for Miss McGeorge,
Who, It was said. had ncl when Jos.
lih kunt2 says. accused the board
ers. wf9o were grouped around him
of sccsetlng the girl he loved. Tears
We're streaming down hts face. G
kuntz reasoned with .Ioalin anil
lnaliy unleted him long enough 81
Re could "a 20 a telephone and sum.
non an ambulance from the J.. Hood
wright Hospital. as Ee feared TO take
loalln through the streets. Wien SIR
enn Dubois arrived ffoh the hospltal
ne said the MAJ should ne taken 10
be institution at ence. After much
~peSsuaslon ioslln was finally induced
o accompany the patrolman and tho
loetor TO the ambulance.
On the way 40 again beg..n caillna
nor Miss McGeorge. ana. to quiet him,
Ne was told they were taking him Ia
her. He then became quiet. At the
: Heed Wright Hospital # wat
'heneat better 20 send him ID Belle,
vue for observation
AIss McGecrge said last night that
sne had known Joslin about two
wears. She said she believed he ha,
lost considerable money recently
The young woman asserted that los
Yin had ATTEMPTED 10 force d vIslI
pom her about 4 month ago. The
colng brokers sister. Mrs, "A. K. Low
'ri iRe, ives a. No 70 Ward street
View Haven, Conn. Miss McGeorg,
sHit sae had notified her Of hel
1r0taer8 detention III tie hoalff6l