Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-19
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Q should connect me with any
conspiracy against him."
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EeNu ne was tho subject OF perse-
cut'on. that he was being hunted
Gown
Was the APPARENT dolu.i,on in the
VIII On cod.c'l regarding Stanford
Wljite?"
Another Clash With Jerome.
DR.. Evans picked up tho will
Watt called out Mr.. Jeron,,, u
object to your boxing at the doc
uments; You have seen them and
have testified TO them"
Mr.. Ds.mas said DR.. Evans had
the right to looiover the papers
and was sustained. He handed the
will to D.. Evans.
Now withdraw my question:"
sad NJ. jerome.
"'rhen we withdraw our papers,'
said Mr.. Do'InGs.
Doctor without rc-readlrp these
papers, can you state whether or not
there Is n parent delusion regarding
White?"
Il don't say that there is-bnt there
is decisions both in the will and codl
Gil"
That Is not an answer"
Asks Questions Over and Over.
Mr.. Jerome asked the questions
over and over again.
Mr., Delmas objected to Mr. Je.
rome's course.
II do not think he has the right to
continue this simple abuse the wit
ness does answer as the district at.
torney wants him to-" he said.
He has answered rs | want him"
why do you keep repeating 1t
then?" asked DR.. Delmas.
Because don't want him to fall
into hole without seeing the hole"
DR.. Evans started to read.
Don't do that" commanded Mr..
Jerome.
You told me-" said Dr. Evans.
II did not"
Witness Has Right to Read.
Justice Fitzgerald ruled TINT the
witness had the right to read from
the will in replying to the question 4
lJr. Evans then read what he called
paragraph. 1t provided In part: "In
case die other than n natural death.
or If any suspicion attaches to INV
taking off, or If I should be taken
away, | direct that my executors shall
Immediately set aside the sum of
$4,000 for an investigation of the
crime and for the punishment of the
guilty ones"
If additional sums were needed
tho executors were directed to use
them.
: us that an unsystematized delu.
sion?" asked Mr.. Jerome.
Cone statement doesn't make n sys.
tenn" retorted DR.. Evans.
Can You point out any other unsys.
tcmatized delusion?''
III am NOT pb1n tn
What are you able to say?" inter
rupted MIR. jerome.
Witness Retorts.
There arc great many things am
able to say that am not permitted to
say" replied the witness.
What are You able to say as to
unsystematized delusions?"
1.-The provision in the will indicates
such delusion."
Which one? see no evidence of
insane delusions."
They show delusions that are evi.
dences of an unsound mind" said DR..
Evans.
MIR. Delmas, when Mr.. Jerome fin.
ished with this preliminary cross ex.
animation. offered the codicil and
later the entire will in evidence.
viii Read In Full.
The instruments were read i'm full
by Mr. Delmas. but the recipients OF
ordinary benefits were not mentioned
by the attorney, who inserted the
word "blank" in place of the legatee.
During the reading of the codlcil
Thaw sat with his head in in his
hands and did not look up, but when
the reading of the will began he again
raised his head and listened intently.
At the conclusion Of the reading OF
the will there was delay due to send.
ing to the office OF one of the attor-
news for document and finally 1t
was decided at $3.50 O'Clock to ad
journ until tomorrow.
The document, it is said, was one
OF the papers read and would be re-
turned to the court.
1t was desired to ask DR.. Evans
some questions concerning the paper
District Attorney Jerome consented
to the early adjournment. Eat said he
hoped the document would be or
place" so as not to cause a further
delay.
II Join in the learned district at
torney's hone" said Mr.. Delmas.
Justice Fitzgerald suggested tina
some one take the doctors in hant
In the future aud set them down ant
read the documents to them.
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