The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-27
prospect that he will be In the prison some

time.
JEROME COMING BACK MEX MONDAY.
The acting District Attorney was busy
examining witnesses yesterday and will
have n larger bunch to-day.
81 nave not the slightest idea that Thaw
Ia insane." paid MIR. Mott. Il believe that
we will have no difficulty la establishing
TINT he II sane"
Mr., Mott saidthat Mrs. Thaw could be made
to testify a. to a good deal, because not
everything that she could tell could possibly
be regarded AZ "A confidential communica =
ton between husband and wife.
Mr.. Jerome is to return on Monday and
he will decide when Thaw's trial will take
place If he il pronounced sane.
an one way" said Mr.. Mott. "it is de-
sirable that it should take place immedi-
ately, because Of the witnesses. On the
other hand there is no reason why we
should give this case preference over any
other cases Just because the man IL rich.
II We took him up in the regular turn his
trial would not occur for several months
AUToPsY SHOWS THREE WOUNDS
Mr.. Whites body lay at the undertaking
shop Of j. Aldred a Son until 8 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. Then it was removed to
his house in Gramercy Park. The autopsy
was performed while the remains were at
the undertakers'. Coroner's Physician Ie-
hane found two bullets. One had entered
the inner corner Of the left eye and had
ploughed through the brain. 1t was found
on the right side Of the brain in the motor
area. The second bullet had entered the
head bet ween the right nostril and the cor
ner of the mouth, fracturing the upper jaw.
II had been dive rted and was located in
the left nostril.
Thaw fired three bullets at White. The
third had gone through the top Of the dead
mans shoulder, making only n flesh wound.
This bullet was found yesterday imbedded
in the floor near the table where White had
been sitting. Either of the two other
bullets would have caused instant death
according to the doctors. The revolver
that Thaw used was of 80 calibre with a two
inch barrel. According to Capt. Hodgins
it was rlstcd from perspiration and had
evidently been carried in a pocket without
a case for some time.
The autopsy yesterday was witnessed
by Allen w, Evarts, who represented the
White family, and by Peter Cooper Hewitt,
one of the dead architects friends. Mr..
McKim. Mr.. Whites partner was also at
the undertaker's in the morning. The
offices of McKim, Mead & White at 100
Fifth avenue, were closed for the day.
FuNERAL ON THURSDAY.
Mrs. White was at home when her hus-
bands body was brought there yesterday
afternoon. She had been notified yester-
day morning by her son, Lawrence, who
brought her here from st. James in an
automobile. With her was a trained nurse.
Soon after she arrived she was joined by
her sisters, Mrs. j. Bloomfield Wetherill
and Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler.
1t was announced last night hat Mr..
Whites funeral would be held at 10 80 to-
morrow morning from st. James's Church,
st. James, l.. /. The interment will be
there also. Earlier in the day it had been
stated that the funeral would be from st.
Bartholomew Church, where Mrs. White
was a pewholder. This was changed at
the last minute. DR.. leighton Parks was
to nave officiated. The list of pallbearers
is to be given out this morning. 1t will in
clude Harry Payne Whitney, if he can be
reached, and probably Mr.. McKim.
SAYS THAw WENT CRAZY IN LONDON
According to Capt. Hodgins, Jean Bolgo.
head waiter Mt the Cafe Martin, says that
LII" NtdII q IdNiis q III SOiiuO
seven years ago and had to be removed to
an asylum outside of the city. Bolgo says
that he was head waiter at the Criterion
Hotel in London at the time and that Thaw
was stopping at that hotel. Thaw, the
waiter says. became violent while in the
hotel and was restrained with great diff
Guilty.
Burr Mcintosh said yesterday afternoon
that John s. Forgotston, a real estate man.
with an Office at 40 West Thirty-third street.
had come to hin during the day and told
him something regarding Thaw that both
considered important.
Mr.. Forgotston told me, " said Mcintosh,
shat he met Thlw on Thirty-third street
yesterday afternoon. He had met him
not more than three times before. Thaw
came up to him and said:
II believe you re in love with my wife
and If you are III shoot you
"ForGotston laugh ed and Thaw seemed
to recollect himself and they parted.