The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-24

ba gaeed 10 examine the young man
and his statements made 10 the pc
lice after his arrest yesterday viii
a sixn he taken as indicating lack of
,ssn,ai balance. The various divi-
atoms OF the Italian law bearing on
homiesae correspond to SOME extent
NTH those of the American law. At
tornevs who are. familiar with the
italian procedure declared to-day that
n all Of the evidence against Young
Charlton is Of the c!rcumstantial or
aer and IL his confession made yes
terday II admitted, he can hardly ne
cnnyfcted OF any higher degree than
,nanslnusher. the penalty for which
would likely not exceed six years I'M
,r,sonmert THAT, however, would DC
close 10 a death sentence, as the
italian prisons run largely TO SOIL
tary indoor confinement. and Charl-
ton has tuberculosis.
Demand Return,
I'm the other hand, Marquis Dinlon-
taSlari, the Italian d'afTaires OF the
washington EN- bsssy, who Is mere 10
rwpresent the Italian government IN
the stems against Charlton, said ne
believed the evidence all pointed 10
nrsrnadftafea murder lie said that
he WAS prepared to institute the fut-
al proceedings for the return Of ChaFl-
TON To Italy without unnecessary ae~
lar. First the Italian consul gen
eral IN Kew York will formally swear
20 a complaint alleging that Charlton
is a fugitive from justice "antea IN
ftaiv LOT this murder. rms com
nIsint viii be filed with the United
states commissioner n Hoboken. VINO
vii thea set date tor a hearing on
the charge. -
Restless Night.
Policeman George Nnlttock was oe-
tailed by Chief Of Police hayes 10
watch Charlton through the night
aor fear he might attempt Su1.1ue,
According to- Whitiock, the heat Q!
the early part OF the night bothered
IRE prisoner greatly. He would re
tnup on his cot ter few minutes
then rise. pace up and down the hai
row cell lie vas very nervous ana
tried TO talk with the guard. but the
latter was under orders TO say noth-
ing. About / o'clock Charlton feh
asleep and slept until A:4s, Then ne
got up and paced the cen until p
O'clock. when he said that he let
hungry. A liberal portion OF ham
and eggs. rolls and coffee was sent
n 10 him, and he ate ii all and asked
far more. charlton welcomed the
announcement that he could nave
hash and gtood under cold shower
fer several minutes. He then dress
ed and asked * he could see the
morning papers. They were sapplleo
to him. and ne read carefully ever
hing printed about his arrest. lie
r~sd ana reread his printed confess
s4on. bat followed the instructions OF
hfs lawyer not 10 talk further about
the case. a.
He was told TO prepare 10 go TO
cn.,rt where he WAS to be arralBnea
before Recorder MeGoveFn on
charge OF murder. and SAID ne was
reaay al any time
The interview with his father anu
hrntner late last night, when they
told him they would stand Wy hlm'
had strengthened hts nerves
Letters Incoiferent.
Judge Paul Charlton. the youh .
mans father. was an early ARRIVAL IN
Honcken lie brought with MN t"o
tetters which he carefully guardeu'
They were received from fottSr
Charlton after he reached lts!y WIN
his vile and according to judge
charlton were inc0nerent ana Pc
eattsrlv different from many letters
received from the youth oeIefe az
marriage. The elder Charlton sale
me letters would GO long way tt
proye that HIS son was insane an.
had been ever since he was marfieo
III developed to-day that Judg
Mt Charlton met his sons wife in a Ne'
York hotel Immediately after the
we're married He called on them
porters invitation aud questione'
Mrs. Charlton regarding stories n
had heard about her past. The re
suit was a quarrel between father an
son, and ii was partly because OF TN
that the couple decided 10 60 abroa
for time
sure He's Crazy.
"'ro my mind said judge Ghafi
ton day. the most convincing proc
that my son is insane is the tact tins
he returned to this country IN IN
manner that he did. His every actlo
sine. he. was placed unoer arre'
shows that he is not responsible ii
has talked with every one he has me
there has been little senoe III many
his statements and when lac was toi
that was coming here to ala MN y
said. How tiattering. and his letter
10 me since his marriage were file
with extravagant statements tia
would never nave come from mo
OF sound mind
THE report that my sons wife gay
him the money TO go abroad is vi
true. He asked me for money anu
let him have ii after he informed n
OF his marriage last Marcn."
Judge Charlton refused 10 discus
the TlUf0F lDAt 15lS H9h ahtSthN!
would eight sxtradition He stated thi
whatever action was taken would NJ
be made public in advance but int
mated that there would be leg
struggle from the start.
WIN Aid Prosecution.
While the relatives of Charlton wei
rail.fng TO his defense Captain Hem
Harrison Scott, U. s, A, who was r.
spo bic for the capture. was pr
pairing to aid the Italian authoriti
In Furnishing the murderer Of his 81
ter. He came over from New Yos
early and conferred with the ltalis
representatives and turned over
them the letter he had received fro
young Charlton asking him to ser
notifications of his wedding to certa
friends. Scott declared that this le
ter contained considerable deta
that IL Was CT Aerent In every Sci
tence and would offset letters judi
Charlton planned 20 produce to sho
that his son WAS insane:
S Captain Scott declared that he Wi
not Actuated by ally desire for revent
In running down Charlton, but
wanted to see justice done He hi
already taken steps To have Mr.
Scott Charitons body brought to tn
country for burial III rrie family plt
In San Francisco. According 10 Cal
tain Scott. the money with which III
char.ton's set up their estaplishmel
on the shores Of Lake Como had bee
received by Mrs. Charlton from h,