Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-12
EVIDENCE IS REVIEWED.
Thaw Jury Has Considerable
Testimony Read.
DIAGRAM ALSO SENT FOR.

New York. April IL. - After what
sas believed 10 have been a fruitlcss
hight OF discussion and ballotting the
jury IN the trial OF Harry X. Thaw was
liberated from the conference room at
o'clock Thursday morning and taken
out TO breakfast. The aight had been
n hard one for the jurors and the
strain OF the long trial and longer
hours OF deliberation upon the verdict
plainly showed on their pale faces
and redeemed eyes. The jurors have
been cheerful body Of men. but
Thursday their countenances wore the
serious look OF men at issue with one
another. There was nothing In the
demeanor OF the men TO denote they
had reached any sort OF conclusion.
After breakfast the jury returned TO
the conference room.
Members OF the Thaw family began
to arrive at the criminal court build.
ing shortly after 10 o'clock. In one
automobile were Mrs. william Thaw.
Countess OF Yarmouth, Mrs. George l..
Carnegie and Edward Thaw. They
went at once to the witness room ad.
Joining Justice Fitzgerald's chambers.
The Judge came In few minutes later.
When Justice Fitzgerald went 10 the
court. officials told him no word had
come from the jury room.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw made her APP
pearance at the courthouse within fif-
teen minutes after the other members
OF the family arrived. Through the
heavy black veil she wore II could be
plainly seen she was unusually pale.
She walked as though much fatigued.
At 1885 o'clock the newspaper men
were invited into the courtroom
through the judges private entrance.
but the doors were not opened TO the
public. District Attorney Jerome and
the lawyers for the defense were sum
moned to the room. A few minutes
later the jury asked for some OF the
! exhibits and the district attorneys s
messenger delivered 10 the officer In
charge OF the Jury all exhibits In the
district attorneys possession. includ-
ing largo photographs Of Evelyn Mes
BIT which she identified rs having been
taken the day she said White outraged
her.
At 1888 the Judge took the bench
and the jury was called into the court
room. A minute later an ofiicer was
sent TO the tombs to bring Thaw ints
the courtroom. The jury asked the
fudge 10 give them six OF the exhibits
in the case, including the plan OF tbs
= ,of garden. The testimony OF Henry
=. Blaise. who was also an eyewitness
70 the killing. was read TO the jury.
The jury asked TO have the Testimony
Of Mr.. Cohen. one OF the eyewifnesses
for the people. read to them Justice
Pitxgrald ordered II read.
The cross-examination OF Doorman
Barry was read. also the testimony OF
Onicer Thomas r. Lynch. The testi
mony Of Paul Brudy. the fireman who
took the revolver from Thaw immedi
ately after he killing. was read. Al
was also the testimony Of Gordon Pax
ton. engineer OF the roof garden
The testimony OF Allen McLans
Hamilton was next read. That portion
of the judges charge relating TO In
sanity was also read. The testimon,
| OF Evelyn Thaw was read. The tur,
then retired TO the jury room fol
luncheon at 1880 O'Clock.
Newspaper men called at the tomb'
early Thursday and sent n message
70 Harry Thaw's cell asking him hov
he felt. He said he was still conn
dent and hopeful Of n favorable out
come. II was said Thaw had a goos
nights rest. After returning to hi
cell shortly before midnight guards a
the tombs say Thow was packing VI
his effects ready 10 leave the priso'
at a moments notice should he be &C
y