The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

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would not sptepr IN tselmlf ~ tho Tri IN
tho hinacy prrreedinRz NJ Jerome ~.
Piled that he was very sorry. but that Il
Mr. Painter refused. be himvalf would have
10 DO cither one II two thing Mr PAT
mieri had b~en assigned ~ defend the girl.
Mr. jerome aid. aud he would rithor have
10 ask The Court for an order compelling Mr..
Paimieri TO act as the girls counsel IN Tho
llnacy proceedings too. OF else ask tha Court
20 assign somebody else for the entire rae
Mr., Palmieri then said he would act for tho
girl and he took part Iva the examination u
the Witnesses
The witnesses examined Yesterday were
DR.. II. O. Tyson. an eve specialist. DR..
Britton Evans Of New Jersey. Dr. Graeme
Hammond and Dr. l.. Pierce Clark uf this
city. all Of whom nave testified in the girls
behalf az her trial. IL was said that they
all expressed the opinion that while the girl
was not absolutely Of sound mind she vet
realized what she was DOING and was fully
capable Of advising her counsel, rs the law
requires. At the trial DR. Evans said after
hearing the girl testify that II she was not
insane he never Jaw an insane woman,
1t Is understood that DR.. Evans qualified
that answer TO a great extent Yesterday.
In effect the testimony was that the girl
is now sane.
Josephine Terranova wont to the bearing
carrying a prayer book. She seemed much
bored by the proceedings, except when DR.
Edwin b. Cragin, a g~yneoologist, was called
in. A proposition was made that DR..
Cragin examine her in a private room.
She wouldn't let him. She said that she
would not consent to take her clothes of
for an examination. She was supported
by her counsel, and nothing was done.
The girl will be examined at noon to-day
in the Tombs by the experts for the prosecu-
ton. Mr.. Palmieri wanted an opinion from
them yesterday afternoon as to whether they
believed the girl sane or insane and they
declined to give one. He then consented
to the examination to-day.
When the trial is called on Monday
II will be adjourned again to give the COM
missions chance to report. Mr.. Palmieri
intends TO make a fight to have the trial go
on; He says that II there Is much more