The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
7TI4 w wv PRISON AWAITING
TRIAL FOR MURDER OF WHITE

continued from First p' 'l1
~, a 4.
II s lie frraignnnent md trial t.E may '
akc place at the earliest possible date e
sssl M Caused Great Sensation. g
Sot si,,ce the killing Of James FISK >5sli
@ : n. by Edward s. Stokes on the staircase ''E
IA 4 Tie Grand Central Hotel more than
Il thirty years ago, has tho metropolis been
as shocked by so startling and dramatic
Il q tragedy as that which was enacted last
N light I'm the presence OF an audience y nee g
Il more thar, one thousand people III me
q roof theatre Of Madison s.Siare liarde y,
II not the least dramatic feature % .ne
q tragedy&is the fact that Mr.. M h..e Illet
sSiia Tdenthin the structure which IS per-
i#htirs the most conspicuous memorial OF
" his architectural genius. * I.
Rarely1 has the case against prlsoncT
moved with any more rapidlty thnn aii
h the proceedings which ended IN Thaws
&. formal commitment to the 1ombs. save
h it,stllis unusual md almost frs& 1ied hnste,
"a the routine followed IN regard 20 nav nay,
ffered n no respect from that Ameted
81 DIT 10 any prisoner charged with q cap'.'u'l
II offense. " i, q
M, Reused early this morning from MS
M MI. In the West Thirtieth Street Station
AsliSouse Thaw, attired In fresh clothihs
brought to him BY his valet was shacKleu,
Y Al spite Of his pro testatons too de 1
~ tive, ana taken in the patrol wagon o., =
u polico headquarters. After waiting n =,
Sthrn iii the long line Of petty Grim mas
igned during the nighttime was pn ,,,srs
a IRA phed and his measurements " Wel -.
Is taken on the Bertillon system. Again IN
S54he patrol wagon he was taken to the
a Criminal Court, where a great mult,tuue
" s, ss..at hered to catch passing glimpse o.
n Him, and was arraigncd IN the Ponce '
q Court t.a45 Fl q, II. Y,
II n The proceedings were Of the prierest
Il and, after the bare formally OF -.
rnignment had been undergone, SIhaw WIS
Sremanded to the Gus tody q the colo1, -.
\ md Y, on his ORDER committed 70 ing y
g,ron,bs to await the result OF the inques :.
rrhroughout the proceedings Thaw showed
sSi,ttle evidence Of agitation, except when
n Ria sdeteotiye approached him IN lne
II sfat ion-housa to at1ix the handouts to his
wrist. Then he protested vehemean't y
y hnt I, on being assured that this was ne
tnra riable practice, he submitted Wi ~ '
\ FURTHER words.
u eyen In the courtroom. he was comoelied
III run the gauntlet OF batteries OF cam
gsras. from which he shielded himself as
n ven as he could by covering his lace
with his unshackled hand.
Examined by Physicians.
,Tha% vas registered at the Tombs as
4 W. ~ sThaw, born in the United States,
u "a Yea rs old, student, and was assigned
IL III cell 22O, on the second tier, Shorti!
i Y fter his arrival, VI he was visited IN MS
8 q csll By Dr.. Austin Flint, Dr. Carlos ~ \;
II ManDonald and DR. Ma bon, on pe en- y
WAS said, OF the District Attorneys ollicI,
hi 41i Sfby DR.. Mcguire, tho Tonps piiysi-
X /, who was requested to make an eN--
Elimination Of the prisoners mental cu sil1
flitionS by counsel for the defense. /, s8
Drs N }MacD Donald and 4 Flint later &c
IEsIined. ssto say anything, but Or. Maguire
Sf Oh II That he believed he discovered syinp-
SSls Ans If emotional insanity and possan'e
Of incipent pnresis.. = !. ne
.Tl make nlfurther eXa
prisoner Sto-lnorro WI pr Aiug y,
E 2 me lime keeping him under opservht.on
Mcguire said that ThaWss .phlSss1'ca
condition was alrnos perlefe utlu W $
taawis Delafled, who took ohargel,o
M uyt i1,teres n immediately a. Yer y ]
S rest 81 announced that the firm q l3l 9. :.
SsSOlcott. Gruber& and Bonynge. Of Whl 9
Il fnrnners Governor Frank S. Black is th i
4 S senior partner had been retained 70 c w.
NJ dict the defense. Mr.. Delatield ana ~.
M lner Judge w NJ IS. oicot =, NV ons,,l.
with the prisoner IN the co.isu,
tation roon, III, the prison. after W y ,as
;S52 Mr. Delnfield declined to say anyth'slE
f3s about the case, except that 1t was no"
sS.f INT lrely IN the hands OF Mr.. BiacK CIV
N MI Olcott. Mr.. Olcott declined to lake
# any statement 35l.s iis
Mrs. Thaw Reappears.
ssS " Tl,e whereabouts Of Mrs. Thaw. VINO
Sss disnppeared from Madison Square Garden
SS}sir, the confusion that followed the tras-
d. adv remained q mystery until this nlter-
3 noon when accompanied by q friend, MISS
NJ May Mckinney, she arrived At the o.l.ese
n scf Delatied md Longfelow, on Wa''
VA Street, where she remained In consul
$8SS d finn with counse! for several hours.
4S$Hhile there she was served with
MI subpoena requiring her attendance peloTo
d ihAE grand Jury on Thursday
5BAs5 Mrs. Thaw wpss clad In plain brown
SsS autbmnobile COSTUME, ,'nppeared Ill ana
Jss nervous and apparently hardly strong
" enough to walk from the carriage 10 the
Bgssi doorS&,At the lawyers office Mrs, ina"
4 s3,yas Joined by Mr. and Mrs George car
lSiiiicgIe. sa to be relatives OF her husband.
frs Thaw was not seen to leave the
4; building, which was closely watched ny
II .reporters, and late In tho afternoon It
was learned that sho and Miss Mckinney
ssssTad left the lawyers Offices, on the
asthirteenth floor crossed tho roofs OF two
Nsad accent buildings. and entered Windo"
assssoof the City National Bank building. IN
S,sfront Of which q carriage was waiting
II dor them.
q M. pelaneld declined to make any
U W. tement on behalf of Mra. Thaw except
40 say that she would not be spirited