The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-26
rnwrittcn Law Discarded.

+ .s more than probable that Cleary's
of'NHce "" be emotional insanity" The
s.o-les being circulated about his actions
before and after the shooting emphasize
.1a' assumption u Is said that ne may
ead that dr,lf iTgravated the distortion
'' hts TVd Lit:le crcdence IS given to
ne reN"r' that he will depend on a plea
- n" urwrittcn law /. escape penalty
'a- the crime
II't. mind e. IN disturbed state"
80 toN When ne returned from New
'tv. 'l called on him to-day In the jail
''c he tabs at random His one idea now
so e. swimming. He is continually sob
ING am GIVING and moaning in his cell
Wow al YOU come TO do this thing?
,'K-d lin. What thing he answered
snc then ls his mind cleared for few
% nea', zoe sad that on Wednesday night
- size told him in New York that his
aux 'or had been i'll and a specialist had
''am1c1 her. Cleary was wild when he
.'1-7 " the physicians diagnosis. He
l'1 00' sleep that night after what his
we Informed him. The revelation, he,
20. t-n.d h, brain
tor.r m" next morning Thursday
'' '"'i q" H7yors;raw. He was so eN-
'''i Dc D,ma here without his coat. I
y" '!'1 ir my auto at the station. While
TO- .l'u. Nee told me to-day. thoughts
bis daughter raCked his brain so that
Uts he, 10 himself We went to
'' town hail to his office. Newman
t'1i th"re thirty seconds before the
90 man shot him"
Toy minated that what really hap-
I'ned !. tho office Is yet TO be told. He
fused ~ say whether the boy was bel
.-t-'n' He does not know ANYTHING
s'ol' On" pistol except that he knocked It
'I o. '.eary's hand.
7 showed him the boys marriage
FNse, "1u'lnued Fox, land he seemed
."rl H. didn't know about the mar
ts". he said, although ! asked him
W, od Won do II when you know they
~ been married"
only knew he said, that my daugh-
was % trouble. That fact preyed on
N.hd. My wife did not tell me about
marriage. She only told me about the
',.1,' Summation
rms story Of Cleary's mental condition
"o boz Mo sherln's account OF tho
"l, 10y his friend, the prisoner, will
used +" support Cleary's plea Of tenn
.ratF enlargement There is also the
,.ol That C'eary had been drinking Of
'". " ,- Mary Cleary. the town clerks
r'-r who IS assistant principal OF the
.Nt,Sl'w High School, saw reporters
w" h's' time to-day and said their
".r ~ years old had not been APP
4 yea ~ her sons plight Miss Mary
l n'r Scr Lotto are keeping all tho
Mlni.f' from her Miss Cleary also
-'Nh'd Ncr meeting with Cleary on
,, i|t night in the county Jail.
n '1 NOT seem like win at ALL" Miss
,NF said. He was more like a mad
'ornut understand why he should
AS"N tnr-. he was always so kind
M" h,g, jovial fellow who would
dhN'Has for you. | have not seen
W. h'rd from his wife or from Mrs,
Ch'h, 'uc Young widow"
,.u'''.' leonard ordered another au-
n.N on tho body to-day. II was per-
g'l by Dr. Sengstacken and Or. j.
u,.ard Crosby, 1t was their decision
h,a, me bullet IN the back OF the boys
t,s caused death. The revolver used
'.s 81 ctih,e.
,.,n,"o funeral will he held tomorrow
., h'"n az 2:3o o'clock from the home
K.,We boys grandmother, Mrs. A. II.
M.,s.e,N The Rev, |. / Coultds. a
Wee. s' 'l minister, Will conduct the SER