The evening world., 1910-12-30

/, crowd Of reporters he thought for a mo-
.ment that he was stu District-Attorney
and ssaye to give orders to have the
hail cleared.
Nave YOU no pity FOR his poor MANI
asked TIE former Dlstrict-Attorney.
You ought TO he human even II YOU
ate reporters
The reporters remained In the hall.
MIR. jerome. NJ. Mott and Dr. Flint
vent on 10 fhe court room.
3 I'm the case OF Joseph Robin. aid
Mr.. jerome. addressing Judge Grain.
!. the man has taken a dose ~ poison
4 and I am informed by the doctors that
] he cannot bc stimulated. lie Is IN bad
. shape. and ] do not believe be can be
. arraigned before YOU
Al tue suggestion Of Act.ng-Distrirt-
Attorney Mott Or. Flint went on the
!. stand. When asked what he knew Of
kisobln's condition tho doctor sa.d
''rhe patient has taken a quantity
poison. hat his life has been saved
~ prompt medical action. Hc told me
re was "A dead man and that he had
AIKEN a lot Of poisoned tablets. When
When I left him his pulse Was i6 the
pupils OF his eyes were dilat.d and he
manifested other symptoms OF poison
ny. lie could not be arralgnc1 here"
Goes to Tombs, Then 20 Bellevue.
After consultation with the attorneys.
fudge Grain signed an ordcr directing
the removal OF Robin TO the hospital
ward Of the Tombs. u was thought
better to take him there a to subject
rim to the ride to Hudson street Hos
Ltal.
Robin. IN a state Of stupor. was car
riec across the Bridge OF signs to The
Tombs hospital ward. whore the doctors
sought Ia vain to arouse him. They
found that with the facilities M hand
they were hampcrcd In The handling Of
the case, aid sent word 10 the DIST let
Attorneys office that Robin should he
removed to Bellevue.
Judge Grain signed mother order per-
mft,ing this at tho request Of Deputy
Warden Iianley Of the Tombs. Robin
was hurried to Bellevue IN an electric
ambulance, -four doctors accompanying
him.
After Robin had been taken to Belle
vue his sister. who had borne herself
very well during the exciting scene at
tending her brothers collapse. was asked
by the Acting District-Attorney II she
Knew where h got the poison. She
replied that she did. ,
Got Tablets at Sisters.
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mat ne h~ s"ai'o"eN '"en '' !" o"e
dose.
The tablets We're NOT oousht to-nay
or even very reeentiE' ! h"u peeh XIV
ing them TO hin IN onetehth oil a gram
doses to counteract the eHects OF NOR
Prime which he was compelled to take
to alleviate the eNeruclatins pam ho
suffered from the passage OF gan stones
rom tne o'''ue
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80 80.
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NJ. yy,,n,am Mahor and Austin Film,
x,m,,.d pohi, n, Iopy,, las, night Mt
r. ho,oa a, ,,s .,s,.r Dr Iou,se Robin.
oy,,oh % a.,erm,,o h,s nhvsicaI and
800, ,r,r... 20 a,n.ar 1, cour, TODAY
"a ,,.a, Thov ,nuna him suffering
,,om aaIs,on.s I'm, nhvslcaIIv I'm much
n - ,or ,.ver., aavs
Th.,r ronor, on h,s mental condition
ra. rasaryaa ,o 9Th. cour,
col, caller on pohin ,o.sav was
tsidor xrsss, n, NJ J.rome's law of.
So NJ xras., saIa n. round Robin
s,,nrovad
..Mrl Robin" said the lawyer. was