New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

own side. but for the prosecution. DR.. Flint, Dr.
Macdonald and DR.. Mabon were waiting for him.
representing the District Attorneys office, and
DR.. Hamilton present for the defence Thaw
had hardly got into the room when. turning 10
DIR. Hamilton, he exclaimed:
II won't let any one examine me until my
counsel
cording TO Mr.. Olcotts advice that the examina-
ton to be held.
You told Judge Olcott yesterday" explained
Mr.. Hamilton, that you would be examined
IL know that" petulantly replied Thaw, "but
I'll be - if I'll be examined until I see
counsel"
The firm of Black. olcott. Gruber & Bonynge
was called by telephone. and Terence ]. Nc
Manus. who had already called on Thaw, went
hurriedly 10 the room where the alienists were
Thaw still refused to be examined. Half an hour
later ex-Judge Olcott appeared. He talked with
Thaw earnestly for few minutes and advised
him TO answer the experts questions. But Thaw
remained stubborn. little and then abso-
lutely refused TO allow the physicians to touch
him or question him.
II was while Thaw with the experts that
Mrs Thaw. his young wife, called at the Tombs
to see him. Just as she drove up an Italian
funeral procession passing and band
playing dirge. She paid attention to it
There was a crowd about the main entrance at
the time and TO allow the police to clear pas
sage the driver told to drive around the
block. which he did By that time a passage
had been cleared. Mrs Thaw, who accom-
panied by her brother-in-law. Josiah C. Thaw.
OF Pittsburg, hastened into the prison corridors.
She wore the same brown dress, hat and veil
that she wore on Tuesday when she successfully
evaoed the crowd by escaping over the roofs in
Wall street.
ing Of r.
Mrs Thaw entered the building. but she did not
cover her face as her husband had done. 1t
was very evident, in spite OF the veil. that suf-
fering had affected the girl deeply. One who
had seen her only in the pictures taken in her
artist model days would hardly have recognized
her Her small face looked pinched and wan.
Warden Flynn received Mrs. Thaw and Josiah
Thaw and informed them that Thaw was being
examined They stnrted TO go inside the pas
sageway leading to the cells, but Warden Flynn
shouted Hold on therei" and they were then
beckoned to seats in the waiting room. Ex-
Judge Olcott was telephoned to. and when Thaw
finished his ordeal with the experts, all the time
refusing to be examined or TO answer Ques-
lions walked over to the Tombs with the pris
oner.
SEARCHED BEFORE SEEING THAW-
Tbaxv was handcuffed when brought across the
Bridge Of Signs and was led along the upper
corridor TO the elevator and TO his cell al NO
o2o Mrs Thaw and Josiah Thaw just before
they were allowed to see the prisoner. were taken
in charge by Matron Wren, who searched Mrs.
T-haw Nothing was found her. a large
was found on Mr.. Thaw which was
aken from him. a redeem check being given him
,n return. They were then shown where 10 go to
see the prisoner. When Mrs Thaw caught sight
e her husband there affectionate greet
ing She exclaimed:
''Oh. Harry! oh. Harry" d
Then. noticing the very pale and wan appear
anoe of Thaw she exclaimed:
You don't look very pert, Harry
The trio conversed earnestly for fifteen or
twenty minutes and then Mrs Thaw. kissing |
her husband goodby left the Tombs with her
large crowd had gathered in 4
front of the Tombs and obstructed the sidewalk /
,,,ben the pair went our. With Mrs. Thaw close ,
beside him. the prisoners brotne~ pushed his /
way through the crowd 10 the corner Of Leonard (
street half a block away. where the electric cab /
WIS waiting The crowd surged around them
they walked TO the cab Mrs. Thaw appeared |
aDpoved and several times Was heard 10 ask !
neor,ie 20 keep back She and her brother-in- !
ay. entered the cab and drove rapidly away /
fr. Olcott counsel for Thaw. after the de- 4
parture Of Mrs. Thaw. vas asked about Tnaw's /
refusal TO answer questions or allow an ex- /
animation. Mr. Olcott seemed perplexed and /
said:
FL can't understand IL AZ his legal adviser