With Mrs. Lockwood,
~ Her New Counsel.

WILL RECEIVE NO

AID FROM BROTHER |

 

Newark Prosecutor Leaves City.

Without Taking Any Steps to
Liberate Sister.

Despite the efforts of her daugh-

ter and Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, the

, vell-known woman lawyer, who was.
’ yetained as counsel early this morn-
"ing, Mrs. Mary E. Gage, is still held |

at the Government Hospital for the
“Insane on a charge of insanity,
“ growing out of alleged threats
against Charles J. Bell, president of
| the American Security and Trust
| Company.

: A lengthy conference between
| mother and daughter and Mrs. Lock-
:wood is being held at the asylum
this aftérnoon, at which Mrs. Gage,

 

” , who is personally directing her own |

fight for her liberty, will decide upen |
the steps to be taken by her counsel.
Accompanied ‘by Miss Margaret

Gage, and James B. O'Reilly, a promi-

- nent attorney of Denver, Colo, Mrs. :
Lockwood went to the asylum short- -

ly, after noon. _.

 

 
   

| Holds Conference at Asylum |

 

 

 

fm ARCH ARRiLL

   
 
  
   
 
   
     
 
 

as Gage this morning, it fs tonent
at a ‘disagreement has oc¢etrred be-
en either Mrs. Gage and her brother
>. Mr. Mott and his niece,
ked whether or not he would return
Washington later and institute pro-
dings for ihe release of his sister |
fe éveht that her present advisers |
“to have her released from custody, |
Mott declared he could not say. He |
Hined, io state whether or not he -
ght “hig sister insane or the Victim |
LT hallucination, but acknowledge
t He thought her eccentric.
Jj will not vartizipate in any action |
for the liberation of my sister,” sald —
Mr, Mott, as he was leaving the N :
Willard Hotel for the Union Stati :
shortly before iL o'clock this mernins. |

“geo no good that I can do here. °
J have considered the matter of institut-
ting habeus corpus proceedings, but
wil not do so at this time. It is hard
to say whether or not i will have any-
ting to db at any time in the future :
‘yith any action towaid the liberation of |
“my sister from the asylum. To am un- |
decided at this time.” ©

Mrs. Lockwood Retained.

That Mrs. Lockwood had been re- |
Mained as counsel for Mrs. Gage instead :
‘og Wiliam Earl Ambrose, who was [fo
‘mstitute proceedings for the release of
jhe woman today, became know this

  

 
  

  

  
 

‘ayoman's daughter, was at the office of
MTS, Lockwood shortly after 9 o'clock.
PTogether the two women and Attorney
JO Reilly, of Denver, Colo, who merely
pected as. their escgrt ‘and "WiLL not take
fany part in the cdse, went to the Po-

piice: Court.
© here they spent several hours look-

   
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
  
 
 
  

 

ase was arrested and investigating tha
4 complaints made against her. ‘Two com-

eoharging insanity and the ether chary-
Mine Mrs. Gage with threatening the lif
pet: the millionaire panker. The criminal
harge is suspended pending the in-
enity proceedings.

he office of Assistant United States At-
‘torney Ralph Given the two women and

Tospital for the Insane.

(Continued on Page Eleven.)

 

 

ing over the warrant on Ww hieh Mrs. |

aints are made in the warrant, one |

ir. O'Reilly went to the Government |

Emorning, Miss Margaret Gage, the |

 
 
  
 

‘After nearly an hour's conference in |

“Everything is too much mixed at this |
ime to say just what action I intend |
‘to take toward gaining Mrs. Gage's lib- ;
herty,” said Mrs. Lockw ood at the Police |