The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-27

White was one or tnelr irlehus. Whc. a desire to go on the stage MT. White aided her in getting. start She hao been an artists model and MT. Whne Interested George " , aederer hsS gone ln p,Sa on in ''The wild Rose" and made a hit Mir White was often seen in her com pany.
 Charkes F. McKim. head of the Arm of McKim. Mead and White. first learned of the shooting at midnight. When told of Thaw's statement he said:
 T cannot conceive of any possible ground upon which such statement should be made"
 Police Feared Suicide.
 Thaw passed a sleepless night in his cell in the Tenderloin police station and was kept under constant wafcn lest he should attempt to harm himself. He had just settled himself on the couch in the grimy cell when drunk en prisoner was brought in. The man was half insane with drink. and began yelling at the top of his voice. as soon as he was locked in a cell. The door man on watch was accustomed to such scenes and was unmoved but Thaw was bothered. He called to the doorman and asked him, "say. can't you have that roomer next me moved away. he annoys me awfully." The drunken " of the cell house.
 The search for Mrs Thaw, who dis appeared immediately after the shQot- ing at the garden was continues throughout the night During the forenoon Captain Hodglns of the Ten derloin station said that she had been located but that he did not intend 70 do anything but watch her for the present at least
 Long before the time set for the ar raignment of Thaw in the Jenerson Market police court his valet went to the Tenderloin station with change of clothing for the prisoner, so that he would not be obliged to appear Tn court in the evening clothes which ne wore when taken into custody
 The scene In the vicinity of Jefferson Market police court was one of great excitement Before 8 o'clock, croWds assembled in front of the entrance. and long before Thaw was timed to arrive at the court, curious crowd com pletely blocked all the surrounding streets.
 Photographers were here by the score and the crowd grew 10 sucn uto n rnensions that 1t became necessary 10 call out large additional force or po- lice to maintain order.
 If was understood at that time that Thaw would be taken directly from the TenderIoin station to the court ana that the usual procedure in muroer cases of having the prisoner photo graphed at police headquarters would De disregarded It was said also. that Thaw would be spared the humiliation of riding through the streets m pa trol wagon but soon 1t became appar ent that the reported plans were not to be carried out as the prisoner was taken to headquarters in "a patroi wagon at s.30 o'clock.
 Plea of Insanity.
 It was reported on the authority ol several persons that ThaWs deisnsc win be that he was insane It was said that at his trial he Will pc repre- sented by the best and most noted law 1gers of the day, who will ask for the 2 snnointnent of commission in lunacy 10 examine as to the state of Thaw 5
 There can be no doubt" said one of these men, that Thaw was ana IS hopelessly insane, and that the com mission will report him so.
 made only alter the strongest protests on the part of his friends had been ov erruled. They were informed that no change whatever could be made in the usual procedure.
 Vvhen the detectives, accompanied py inspector schmittberger, entered the cell to take Thaw to head1uarters' 'rhaw inquired whether 1t was neces- sary for him to be handcuffed.
 ,.Yes' the Inspector replied, Cit isI necessary. We always handcuff mur-
 Tbaw was then led out of the Ten aerloin station handcuffed to detee- tive. o
 As Thaw was coming down the sta ton sters he raised his left arm 10 es- ,ope the cameras that were turned on In ne0f gray suIt and wore white straw hat. He locked cool and self-possessed.
 At the sidewalk the patrol wagon was waiting. Thaw was placed in It ard driven to police headquqrters.
 when the party arrived at nea1auar ters Thaw was taken to the DetectiVe Iaureau and then to the top floor, where ts iocsted the rogues' gallery and the roonns of the photographers and the of- fc4rs in charge of the Bertillon meas urenent system Thaw's picture was taken and his measurement recorded.>
 Thayy Before Sergeant.
 Tn the Oeyective Bureau he was lined mn before a detective sergeant who had charge of the desk in line with fifteen prisoners, pickpockets, confidence rosn and other criminals, who had been nicked m during the night District ,ycnutv Commissioner Waldo, who knows Thaw personally, was present at
 'fbaw was given TO precedence over tl,a others. The detectives in charge of the prisoners were called on by pre- cimcts to present their charges and thcy were recorded by the detective sergeant. Thaw was recorded when the turn Of in. TenderIoin officer came. When the complaint against Thaw had been recorded the inspector directed the de- l tectiyes to take hiTn up stairs" There 1 his picture was taken and the Bertil- l lon measurements were made. Inc prisoner then was taken down to the natrol wagon and hurried to Jefferson Market Court.
 AS Thaw left headquarters he was fastened to a detective sergeant by a light chain hand brace. Aa immense ,rowd had gathered around the build | ing and the police were forced 70 light their way to the waiting wagon.
 Al the Police Court the patrol wagon had to force It's way through anotherl Inc building. Thaw was conducted to | an office where he was permitted to consult briefly with lawyer Daniel O,Reilly. lawyer Joseph Brewster and his friend Burr Mcintosh. o'Reillyl told Tnaw not to say word about his cass @ any one. He said if there was any statement to be made to the pub ! Ii, he. O'Reilly, would make it. Thaw | asseated.
 The praceedIngs before Magistrate | arIow. when Thaw was arraigned, | were brief Cactaln EOtgins appear ing as the complainant asked that fhSw be reInanded to the custody of the cor oner.
 T direct that that be done" said Magistrate Barlow.
 After another short talk with his | lawyer and MT. Mcintosh. Thaw was .- Il . kaal- fo tho cornnar'q Offire