The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-27

was confronted by small army of photographers. He quickly covered his face with his hands and with his guards brought into the building.
 He was taken at once to Coroner Dooley's private office and was well comed by the coroner with the greet ing:
 asit down here. MT Thaw." indi- eating a chair near the desk.
 Burr Mcintosh. who had proceeded the prisoner from the police court was in waiting in the coroner's office. He conversed in secret with the prisoner for a few minutes. Lawyer Lewis deLaField for whom Thaw had call- ed immediately after his arrest had entered the coroner'A office. in the meantime and he at once assumed charge of Thaw's case, Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Turnbull appeared as the representative of the prosecu- tion
 The formal proceedings before the coroner were even briefer than those in the police court. Thaw was ar by Patrolman Debes, in which the ofHcer says he got his information from Warren Faxon chief engineer Of the Madison Square Garcenl Idone Larence. manager of the company that was giving the performance last night; Edward Convey. Harry Rubenstein, and Dr. Pecheu, who examined Whites hody after the shooting. Upon the strength of this affidavit Coroner Dooley directed that the prisoner be committed to the Tombs without bail.
 Hid From Photographers.
 During almost his entire stay in the coroner's office Thay sat with his hands pressed to his face to conceal An Of photographers who had crowded into the room Several times the coroner directed that the room be cleared put just as often the photographers ana other spectators crowded back into the room. In remanding the prisoner to the Tombs. Coroner Dooley an nounced that the inquest to Whites death would be held on Thursday.
 At the conclusion of the proceed ings Thaw was taken through side door to avoid the great crowd which bad gathered in the corridors of the criminal court building and across the bridge of sighs to the Tombs. Then after his pedigree had been taken ne was assigned to a cell on the second tiers prison where all prisoners charg- ed with homicide are confined
 He received a visit a few minutes later from the prison physician and was then left alone. -
 After a consultation between MT DeLafield and Assistant District Attor- ney Mott this afternoon 1t was an- nounced that Mrs. Harry Thaw had hean in communication with her hus- band's counsel and that she would appear any time her presence is desir- ed.
 Az the witnesses at the inquest con clude their evidence they will be taken before the grand jury to repeat there their testimony.
 IT ,s expected that MT. Thaw will be indicted on Thursday
 MT. DeLaheld informed MT Nott that the defense would reply on the insanity plea to answer the charge. and acting on thIs information Mir. Mott summoned three alienists, pr, Austin Flint. Dr. Carlos F. Mcdonald and Dr. William Mabon, who conferred with Police Captain Hogtns and several Of the witnesses of the tragedy. ascer- taining from them the exact manner in which Thaw acted both pehore ana after the shooting.
 Governor Black Retained.
 Black, Olcott, Gruber and Bonynge, the law firm of which former Cover | nor Frank s. Black is the head. was | by Mir DeLaheld this after | noon to look after Thaw's interests In | the criminal proceedings against him.
 Doctors Mcdonald and Flint, the | aIienists and pr. MacGuire the Tombs | physician. had a short conversation | with Thaw this afternoon. Dr. Mac Guire was called into the case by the | defense. At the close of their talk | with their prisoner. Drs. MacDonald | and Flint declined to make any state ment. pr MacGuire, however. said | he had discovered signs of emotional l in Thaw and also he believed | indications of lncipient pareses. Dr. | NacGufre said that he would have to 1 make further examination.