The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-12
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his Victim.
Police officer Wright was called next
The witness said
when | was in Madison avenue the
night OF the shooting | SOW Thnw'
asked him what the trouble was He
said he wanted me 10 take him away
from the crowd, 10 take him TO the sta
tion house
WAS there anything more?n
Yes When we were in Fifth avenue
some one unknown asked me ne II @ 1 eneT
said ] did not. I asked the defendant
II he knew what he had done and he said
he did b,s asked fed him IL he ad kpe% Se who Would d
say nothing until he reached the station
Rational After Shooting.
We're his actions rati0n" or ira
Rational"
on cross examination, Mr.. Delmas
asked the witness a few questions as 10
when he had drst told his story.
Police Sergeant Mccarthy next tcsti-
II asked him who he had shot said
Mccarthy. land he replied: i think ]
had better not say anything a, pres
"werc his actions rational or ira
tional?"
Mr., Deimas asked Have you stated
all tho conversation YOU had with the
defendau,?'
1t took about as long as 1t has taken
YOU to tell i;?"
"a little longer; perhaps three times
Did you make record of it?"
Yes"
DO you remember seeing Daniel
OReilly. a learned counselor, that even
''Not al that time"
''Dlj YOU not go to Mr.. Thaw's cell
with him that night"
"Then you do remember seeing o'ReIl-
ly?, ,
did Mr. Thaw at that time say any
thing about hearing the screams OF un-
fortunate women upstairs?
Not in my presence
Delmas Loses Temper,
Here MIR. O'Reilly approached Mr.. Del
mas and began whispering 10 him
Mr. Jerome jumped 10 his feet.
II object 10 counsel consulting here in
whispers loud enough for the jury 10
81 had no intention Of saying things for
the jury to hear" said Mr.. O'Reilly.
Il don't, suppose you did said Mr..
You / can hear You myself"
Mr., Delmas and Mr., O'Reilly moved
further away, but again MI Jerome
tnOuSDt tDGN were 100 close 10 the JURY
This caused Mr.. Delmas to lose his
temper,
Il cannot see why the District Attor-
ney should be so insistent The jury
cannot hear what we are saying. / am
sure they have heard everything that the
District Attorney and his assistants have
talked about since the case began
Justice Fitzgerald raped for order and
Mr. Delmas continued his cross -examina-
tlon
| IL ka,, iY,
ence of an ofncer?"
The witness was not sure whether this
warning was given or not.
"Why are you so sure OF Mr., Thaws
talk and not sure OF that?"
Because l made a record OF what the
| prisoner said
Have you consulted that record
since?"
yes"
He said he had been summoned to the
District Attorneys office about three
He swore his statement at that time
was true. but he was not sure that a
formal oath had been administered
This ended the cross examination and
recess was ordered
Afternoon Session.
Police Captain Hodgins, who was In
! command OF the. precinct in which Mad,
ison Square Garden is located, was called
as witness this afternoon.
II asked Thaw II he had any state
ment ne wished to make, but he did not
answer. / asked him II he had any law
yer or relatives he wanted 10 send for
He said he would like to send for Long
fellow, Delaheld or Hornblower,'
What other conversation did you have
with Thaw?'' asked Mr.. Garvan.
He was in full evening dress. and |
clothes, and he had better get others. He
made no answer"
WAS Thaw rational OF irrational7"
Captain HodgIns caused decided stir
| by his answer,
Tn his actions and answers he was ra-
tional; IN his appearance he had stare
and gaze such as he has now as l look
at him"
On motion OF Mr.. Demas the answer
was stricken out Mr.. Garvan repeated
the question.
''I think he was very rational In some
ways" answered the captain
Again the answer was stricken out and
the question repeated.
"Iil have to qualify my answers" said
the witness. 81 believe he was more ra-
tional than irrational"
Once more MIR. Garvan repeated the
question and Captain Hodgins repeated
his last answer.
Mr.. Delmas had no questions to ask,
and the witness was excused.
Another Calls Thaw Rational.
Warren Paxtotn. superintendent OF
Madison Square Garden. who had testi-
called.
"At the time of the tragedy asked
Mr.. GarvaD. "in your opinion, was de-
fendant rational or irrational?"
Rational"
Henry S. Blaise was called and said he
thought Thaws actions and manner upor
the night of the shooting were rational.
Meyer Cohen. who was one OF the wit
nesses for the State was recalled anc
said he thought Thaw's actions were ra-
! tional.
District Attorney Jerome recalled DR.
: Rudolph Witthaus. an expert In poisons
Doctor, are you familiar with all thu
known drugs that produce insensibility
, when taken through the mouth?" asked
] MI, jerome.
81 think ] am.
Doctor, l am now about to ask you al
4 hypothetical question. Assume. sir. tina
ars uiass of chsmnasne at s,spner wiTI
I a gentleman after theater, that aftc
r eating, she passed Into another room
played the piano there. and then passet
4 Into bedroom. where there was anothc
3 small bottle OF champagne; that she dranl
a glass OF this champagne; that 1t taste'
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