Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09

declared she told Harry Thaw from time 10 time.
 NEW YORK, Feb. S.-It is counted dull day in New York when the pen nv screamers can't scare @F sen , sation and now that the Thaw trial IS on their satisfaction can well De imagined. Ever since Harry Thaw, the Pittsburg spenthrift. shot down Stanford White under such dramatic circumstances, New York's yellow, red and green newspapers (for they 1 are printed in these colors) have l looked forward to the trial with i'm patience. Just 10 keep the interest of 1 their erotic readers alive they have printed some 5000 different pictures of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. the murder CTS chorus girl wife, and recorded her every movement dus-ng the past sew en months.
 That may sound disgusting enough I to the reader who buys his newspa- per for its news, and who despises sensational rot. but that is not half of it. There are in Judge Fitzgerald's s court room every day a half hundred newspaper writers and artists. Most of them are representing New fofk daiIies, or perhaps it would be more accurate to call them hourlies, but not few of them are from other cities, notably from Pittsburg.
 To give some idea of the "cspy
 turned out by most of these writers, one need take but one newspaper as an example. and th:s one represents the methods of most Of tEe others. [ Let us pick up one Of the afternoon color sheets. What do we find on the Thaw trial? Ah, yes, here 1t is. First page. headlines q foot and a half or two feet high. four lbres Of reading matter Second page, pic ture of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in new
 pose, picture of the Countess of Var mouth. picture of Mrs. Carnegie, the prisoners sister; picture Of Mrs. VIII liam Thaw the dignified but broken mother of her waywarc son; picture of Mrs. Holman. mother e Evelyn; picture of the defendant by an artist
 lon the spot" picture of Judge Fitz- gerald, who looks like Grover Cleye-
 land; pictures of jurors, sketched ! from life, and so oa d inhnitum. l Looking for the News.
 | Well. perhaps we can get so-:e' thing on what has happened on the third page. Let's see. Here 1t is: "Physohological Analysis of Harry \ Thaw's Temperament" by Agatha | Stix: Mental Peculiarities of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw," by Gwendolen ParTar2
 Mrs. William Thaw's Emotions as
 She Listens to the Evidence Against tHer Son." as analysed by Phoebe Toutesage: "A Study of the Jurors Physiognomies," by Charles Hummer
 hill, the finest reporter in New York"
 To cap the climax Of this awful
 mess of drivel you may find at tho
 head of page of one journal th' name of a young man who, thret
 short years ago. was tried twice fol
 murder. Once The jury disagreed and the next one acquitted him. |
 was one of those typical sensations O the New York courts at the time. Nov
 this young man has been engaged tt fill a page of valuable space every da!
 with analysis of Thaw's emotions a Ithe various stages of his trial. Aw , ful. isn't it? Of course, all these won derfuI persons who have been trained
 to a nicety in deduction will rea' { every thought of all these people in lterested in the trial and hand it t , you nicely done up in type for on'
 cent the copy. That's what they ar paid for. T @-<
 PARIS. Feb. S.--Newspapers O
 Paris are devoting much space to th, proceedfngs of the Thaw trial and al