New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
IEARLT TON'SFATE HANGS
m DOCTORS REPORTS
,,..,dered Woman's Brother De-
= p.nsr,nine6 That Husband Shall
Be Brought to Book.
sllru DELAY I'M ANY CASE
- Arlitz, Ready with Report,
= s,vs Murderer Raves, While
Jsilers Say He Is Quiet
and Well Behaved.

and WI ell beQdFe0.
charlton was left alone in his
Jersey City Heights yesterday to
the adventures Of his short
60 u1e and the murder OF his wife
- asich be had wound It up. Inter
" his case seemed to have reached a
,sb among his defenders. Only the
,.cution was active
F.1 E. Fuchs. attorney for Captain
brother OF Mrs. Charlton. was in
-,,nication with the State Depart
in the morning. explaining the
s.,os he had 10 offer and seeking to
s,,re that extradition papers would
ns,,.d In the afternoon and until
night Mr.. Fuchs and Captain
-sre in consultation over the case.
1udge Charlton is going to great
.ss 70 prove the insanity OF his son
cove him from an Italian prison, but
Scott is 10 less determined that
-,,,rderer Of his sister shall be pun
Great reliance IS placed by Cap
ccof+ OF, the letters he IS prepared
D. -o- written by Charlton. but Mr.
said yesterday that, If necessary,
wo,ld bring witnesses from Italy to
+he condition OF Charlton's mind
+i-,e OF the commission Of the
| -fns
nsderable delay in case that started
81 vii, such q rush Delay seems to
rart in the plans Of the defence
rsu Charltons lawyers said yester-
= that at the adjourned hearing on
! -...5sv there would probably be an
g,.- adjournment, as the alienists
TnsId not be ready at that time TO re-
~ ou the prisoners mental condition.
Father Goes TO Washington.
| With the exception Of DR.. William J.
| .-,rz. Of Eoboken. all those concerned
1 = the defence were out OF town by noon
rStsrdav. and Charlton's only visitor
1 vas Dr.. Arlitz. Ex-Judge Charlton and
1 TX son Robert returned to Washington
r. Friday night for the funeral Of Mr.
1 aarlton's father-in-law, DR.. Wanzell, Of
| Washington. Dr.. WanzeI died suddenly
~ Thursday afternoon in the capital
| zithout having learned Of the arrest Of
7Crer Charlton Ex-Judge Charlton
zgs compelled TO come tc this city im-
| usiateIy after the death because Of
| he arrest OF his son. He left no word
/ Is 10 when he would return, but it was
/ tDected that he would be here for the
4 hsaring before Judge Blair on Tuesday.
/ r Floyd Clarke. Charlton's principal
1unsel, went out Of the city early yes
| isTday 10 spend Sunday on his yacht.
/ Ex-senator Edwards, Of New Jersey,
Tho is associated in the defence, got
! sEay soon after noon Neither OF the
svyers visited the Hudson County jail
before leaving the city. The three prin-
opal alienists-Drs. Hamilton, Fisher
/ and Dala-also went away over Sunday
without seeing their client. Before go
-g away Mr.. Edwards said:
Judge Charlton looks at this IN more
Il judicial attitude than any other
/ Wy Our position is that the boy Is in
s1e. There are things about his ac-
4 d0ls and his letters that tend TO show
MS. II he is insane, We are going to do
FVerything in our power to keep him
1om going back 10 Italy. If he is not
lsene, the law must take its course
How Lawyer Views Case.
The letters Mr.. Edwards spoke Of will
sused 70 make a comparison Of Charl-
iaas mental condition before and after
tis marriage. The letters written to his
Eiaer before his marriage. the lawyers
EE are coherent, We'll written and show
good literary style, while those writ
q after his marriage show evident
asltal arrangement Mr. Clarke said
'ef0re Starting on his yachting trip:
! consider this case to be gentle
1ans debt 10 be paid in a gentleman's
'ay. In case young Charlton is found
o De sane. he owes q debt OF honor TO
tcsty which cannot be evaded- If ne
k&Qund sane his father Will be the first
Q aid the authorities.
But even though he goes back TO
aaly and stands trial, I do not believe
ae viii be sentenced TO more than q rev
ysars at the most The Italian law
3kes into consideration all the extenu-
sang circumstances, such as the pre-
'lous character Of the principals, in the
Enlistment Of crimes Of passion, such
& this appears to be"
Judge Charlton hoped 10 have the re
ior1s Of the alienists IN a few days. ana
aFe the case disposed Of quickly, but
r. Edwards said yesterday that there
'olld probably be delay Of at least
sesk
We have employed alienists to deter
me the question Of the boys SANITY
said. and we have asked them 10
-2ke their report as soon as possible
@e are waiting for their report before
NElrg our next step. We hope TO have
Il report within q week. but the doc
oH have said that they are not sure
ran be made so soon"
Of- Arl!tz, the only one of the docoora
See Charlton yesterday, said last night