The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
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STORY 0F# SENS l0NA'L S. III !;
Reported Counsel for r ssiontee;1r'
Had % ccided #to Abandon Fl
PlcaNof Insanity. A
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NJ NEW 81 ORES.S1 July 70. Harry X. Thaw,
In the Tombs for the. nlurde r$cf stan :;
ford N W ite, Ifs reported to be without
funds 4 and it5is stated that the eln borate
plans which have been made $for his
defense cannot be put into execution
until the prisoner, $ mother. Mrs. WI liam
Thaw OF Ioittsburg arrives + from ITu-
rope and approves the necessa rs 6ek pendi-
lures. What money the young man has
5had since he has been II, Jail has been
supplied personally by his counsel. pend =
Ing the arrival OF NJ rs. William 'rhaw.
55 In prosecuting his inquiry Into the past
Slife OF Thaw In! all the phases that may
have bearing upon his trial Assis tant
District Attorney Garvnns had an inter
view to-day with J los eph Shea, a lawyer.
and obtained papers II Z q case 81 n r liich,
Shea IS counsel for q Miss Ethel Thomas.
who has several suits pending against
the prisoner The sui rs 81 ewy out Of al
legged former relations existing between
/ Thaw \ and Miss tt omas. 8 One aspeci ric
cha rye i is that of assault, for which the
plaintiff asks $40 900 damages. lille the
suits have been pending some time, ills
said the subject matter Is 4 Of such an
Intimate character that Il has never been
published. OK 5%s
Jerome Coming South. Z
II For the next few days there will be
a lull In the prosecutionIo Of the Thaw in-5
Equil-y, as District Attorne y Jerome. ac-s
scompanied by Assistants GaryanI and
Diver, leaves tomorrow for q hort
trip to the South. yI ssssy Il d 40 4, M
Is Mr. Jerome Will visit 4, Warm Springs
Ca, and make an address before & the
Georgia Bar Associate ton, On his way
North he will make addresses at several
other points. y
Mrs. Harry Ttaw, u after her visit to-
her husband to- day had great difficulty
In making her way from the doorway q
the Tom BIS prison TO her CAB. There was
L large crowd "a t the doorway wa ting to
SEQ her, and the extra policemen who are
on guard daily at the time Of her visit
were almost swept OFF their feet as the
crowd s,lrged forward. One woman seized
Mrs Tha WIS veil and satte mpted toiIraises
1t to got glimpse OF the young wo f.
mans fece. 3. IS, I, \. *
Is the worst part o. II al. said
MIS- Thaw. as she stood waiting for the
notice to restore ORDER II 81 could only
avoid that seemingly hard hearted crowd
/ OF g'rubber-n ecks. do you call them itcom-
Ing down hero would not y be 50 "a pa ~
They seem TO me TO gloat over my misery,
;espeoially those won en-.
RI Then through a narroW passa ge 1 way.
guarded BY policemen, she made her way Wy
z to her cab. sg SS 5t5s NJ III
Prefers Death 20 gASylu!llll1.
I'LL was reported to-day thai T hEl'! e.
counsel had decided to abandon the y In.
sanity plea, although no erflcatlon OF
the statement could be obtained, II was was
said this was the good neyvs Mrs Mrs
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw took 70 her nus nus
band in the Tombs yesterday. Y haw is
sreported a to have said that he preferred
death In the electric chair to life In an
insane asylum. s(
Mrs. NJ. y. sohwarz may not 10 one OF
tho important witnesses Of the trial q
gThaw, after all. It had been repor ted that
Mrs. Schwarz could, II she chose to 90 SO.
testify that she had heard 7 haW boast
that he would get White, ( t ssEi