The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-31

ntiniuann An ambulance has been
call~d and surgeons are now pumping
out his stomach. The circumstances are
unavoidable
Mr. Nntt interrupted and told Judge
Cram that Dr, FLINT was pr.-s'nt aud that
he would hN" to have him ;A4Sc tho slAld
The doctor hurried No c,~s.. ~ tho Judge
and after "a few preliminary question. from
Mr. Mott said that he had examined Robin
both IN the detectlS. bureau and ia the
District Attorneys office
He told me. said DIR Flint. that he
had taken poison thrse-duartsrs OF AN
hour before ne came down here. asked
his sister, Dr RobInovltch. and an" sus
Etantiatssd his statement. | examined the
patiant and found his face flushed. his
pulse beat at iBO and the pupils Of has
eyes widely dilaied II. had taken
hyo-cyamin-
Are these symptoms which you have
mentioned. the flushed face. tn. pulls.
beat 81 iHO and dIlatsd pupils. works OF
the effects II the drug asked Mr. Mott.
They are asserted the doctor
is the defendant able la b- arraiRn-d'
MIR Mott wanted To know
Il think It would hs cruel and nhuman
20 arraign him DIR Flint answered
He has taken SLOW poison and II would
have very bad effect on him
Mr. Jerome broke Ia 10 ask II Robin =
light and weren't dilaf.d. and DIR Flint
said yrs tn both questions Judge Cram
decided upon the r,-comm-n dation OF
the District Attorney. tn commit the
prisoner to m. prison ward OF Bellevue
and the proceedings came to an end
They held Robin IN the Criminal Courts
Building for quite while after he went
into the District Attorneys office. hut
rhe doctors thought they could work
better II they had him IN the rombs
They bore him IN chair To the elevator.
dropped down one flight and carried him
acroes IN. Brdg. OF Slghs into the prison
for his first Wait there Another ambu-
lance from Bellows. was waiting TO TAX q
him away
shortly before ) o'clock Robin left
In the ambulance Dr George Lyman,
an ahsni-t from the hospital. rode in the
ambulance At the hospital Miss Eek
hart Robins chief -ten ographer. met the
prisoner and wan ted TO do what she could
To help him There really was nothin x.
the doctors told her In the waiting room.
while they were securing Robin a pedl-
gree. she sfroked hia brow She said
thar she was one Of the few fri-nd- he
has left
Or Robin ovitch was in pretty had
shape when she left the Criminal Courts
Building last evening IL was the first
time she has been separated from her
brother IN n week and she was nervous
|, and looked tired ont She returned 10
get her wraps in the District Attorney =
Office. hut hurried away without dis
-Cnssing the matter IN any way. IN the
way 10 court after departing from her
nous. in West i26tt street she sat with
.her brother in the tonneau ~ the machine
sShe wouldn = say whether she knew then
that he had taken the hyo-cyaInIne
The detectives in front didn't know "a
thing about II because they were not
in the, room when Robin seized the box
Of tablets An along the line where folk
learned thar III. indicted banker was
In view they j.'-rrd at him The route
was roundabout 80 AZ 10 give hmm a. httl.
publicity as possible under the circ'nn-
stance-
Previous 10 tn. .pisod. Of the. after
noon. Drs Flint and MRbon. representing
Mr. Ierum. and the District Attorney.
had come down to tell Mr.. Mott and Judge
Grain that they had examined Robin and
found thar physically ne was III 10 appear
i'm court To plead to the indictment OF
grand larceny found against him on
Thur-day They said that they spent
two hours in examining hum. Both of
the alieni~t- wer" agr,A.-d that the prisoner
was suffering from kidney trouble
Acting District Attorney Mott said
last night that he didn't know whether or
not h. will press a charge Of attempted
suicide AGAINST Robin. because ne didn't
know u II would hs necessary. OF course,
H. said II might Ice used a. All alternative.
sustained. But he thought that there
will be plenty Of indictments forthcoming
TO keep him busy
Mr. Sott said that they had possession
Of the contents Of Robins stomach. which
will be examined AZ the laboratory Of the.
how much Of the poison Robin took.
Whom Mr. Mott was asked why the de-
tectives were not in the room with Robin
when he. saId he took the twelve tablets
he replied that II was their duty only to
guard against the prisoners escape
" II uncertain now how soon Robin " i'll
ba able 70 appear in court A repor, that
he would be unable To secure bail gained
some credenc- Yesterday. but II was
said on good authority last night that
he will have no difficulty. The doctors
AT BeIl-vue were positiv. 81 one thing.
however. Robin won't tax. any poison
az long AZ he remains over there
Deputy CRY Chamberlain Walsh said
yesterday that h. was IN conference
with me COOPERATION Counsel with a View
Of determining whether the city could
not recover Immediately $1,000 which
had been Deposited in the Northern Bank
by a receiver Of the collection bureau of
The Tax Department Of The BronN ON
saturday The deposit was made after
the regular hour for the closing of IN.
bank. and il Ia contend@d by Mr. Walsh
.saE the money was not pat through the
blank books before, tbs time at which the
fsstafs SUPERINTENDENT of Banks closed th..
thank the bank should not bs allowed to
include tins sum in It's accounts
Another question that the Corporation
'Counsel has b-en asked 10 give an opinion
ON il as 30 ~ neither the CITY Chamberlain
lis personally Responsible for losses the
KITTY may sustain by the closing 81 the
bank The city had IN the bank about
s4SO. 0OO more than the bond furnished bv
'rhe bank as a city depository
II has been stated that VI. Mofiale, a
real estate appraiser at - Cedar street.
was vice-president and director ~ the
Northern Bank Mr.. NcHAis ceased To
ehold those places on May 1 last and has
had no connection with the bank sine.