The evening world., 1910-12-28


oftwo Cars q day . and a Pullman
fopsn and ms SISTER roo IN the Gay
coach. AZ Hartman the " coaches
were couple 10 the rear OF a rain irodn
roft 'ervis, pound TOT Jersey Ci,y' Coh'
dpetor Dudiey hine ~recoshizeo fSoDah al
once from the photosraph OF the banker
printed IN the pewspapers'
ne nad three Gays CROWN OF oeard
on ms race SAD King iater
to an Evening word reporter, ana
his ayes were ~oioodsho'' lie petrayed
soms nervousness' out gave no evidences
of insanity. however, pun a brakeman
at the END OF the car and tod him 10
Keep his eye on ROBIN
The fugitive and MS sister exchanged
very few words on the way down.
When the Train reached Jersey City
they walked TO the waiting room ana
got busy on the teiephone' linen they
retired to the old waiting room' where
they were sooh SURROUNDED ny he"s
paper reporters ana photographers' 1
ppoe they were going 10 view ioiN
ana ~ no more ATTENTION 10 'ne"'
Acts Crazy Before Reporters.
When Robin saw the reporters ana
photographer In the Erie station IN
Jersey City he began to act like an n
sanc man. He woDbled on his legs
when he walked, stuck out his tongue
rolled his eyes and conducted himself
In a manner generally Irrational. Ills
sister refused 20 allow anybody TO mp
prosch him. saying she was n ph'sci""
and had him IN charge.
Robin and sis sister were In tue LI'e
station from 1881 O'Clock unul hoon
The District-AttornoJ sent no ono W
Jersey city TO meet tho tralh' hor ~
any detective been sent 10 'ehtIai
ley TO keep Robin under surVe'''.''ec
The reporters knew that i'opin n"u ~.
dered an au,omooi.s ~ - yorr
80 rac,r witt
49, - :, rrlo rrrryboet
-, a,d came 10
" - III, poh,, ana
as'op -, -, - ,~,,i,,,.,
ms sNo.i ~. an,ano,,o ,,J
room' noppeo ~, u ~. $50. ayorr.
a"as az - ''',N 80. tr.,.h,.
.h ."c ""e'''o" Va =.
neio'e y 80.
oar was o"' =. ~ ,..,
pr. McDo"a'o' VIZ" !.
h'sn' ,ne iae.s oV"'uu -
ml'nent o' i'o',n' U.S., ~ ,S.
Non "nien results" ~ 100
hooih IRON ms Ietrca'' ine po
1T MacDohaio - ~ 10"
iowns statement m'oe ~ INV" "
nins "orld.
Il knew nothing about thIs case UNI"
] read OF 1t In the evening papers yes
terdey. Last night went 10 me gam
iarium Mt Central Valley ana learned
that, In my absence. my resident SUI
perintendent had admitted Rohih as a
patient. bu, had not entered him us a
patienf OF record
FOUND NO signs OF 'naarity.
II examined the nm and while he
We IN n highly nervous state. I did not
detect evidence OF insanity. At any rate.
l would not have kept him. for II Is not
my policy TO admit persons agains,
whom. there are criminal charges. In
this case criminal charges are pending.
II notified DIR. ~Robinovitch. Robins
sister. that he must DO removed. She
took him from my place this morning.
and they left for New York on the :
o'clock train. II was my understanding
that they were going 10 his apartment
ii New Fork N | so notified tho Dis
trict-Attorney."
Before he was aware that Robin had
left he sanitarium Distrlct-Attorney
Whitman had started an investigation
Into The manner OF the commitment. lie
summoned to his office Drs. Widmah
and sehrapr, who signed the ~attihavi'
declaring that Robin was u
which persuaded Justice Au'eho OF
the supreme court TO sign the commit
incnt papers AZ midnight
Had the Right TO eSPei H6''n'
Justice Amend declared to-day that
DIR. Macdonald had a right. under the
law. to refuse 10 accept Robin as n pa
tient. This refusal was In accordance
With . provision OF the iunacy law
which. IN the judgment OF %jurists, af-
fords the largest measure OF protection
10 the citizen.
Ia any case said Justice Amend.
where a prima fac!c case ot mental
derangemenr is made oft against n per-
son n due legal form It Is mandatory
upou the Court to commit that person
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