The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-19

comes PUT up for dispensing In half
ounce walls, each inclosed in a screw tor
brand. that some were better than 9TH
ers. that The seemed to be all right al
this time except that he had apparently
been drinking a variety OF stun or using
dope"
District Attorney.
YES"
"And one of them cursed and swore
and said she would not sleep there or
let anyone else sleep?"
81 don't know anything about the wo-
men"
well. did you not tell Mr.. Craven
that you were with Thaw and you heard
that2'
'No, I did not said I heard 1t when
/ well. did not Thaw look as if he
had been drinking hard7"
Mr. Jerome said he would defer any
further cross-cXamination he might de-
sire TO make Of the witness.
Officer Says Thaw Was Irrational.
Policeman Thomas Lynch followed
Barrett. He had Thaw in charge the
morning after the tragedy. In his opin-
I Thaw had also complained to him about
hearing the voices of little girls In the
station house.
81 told him there were no little girls
in the station He said he heard them
crying and they sounded as If they were
not more than twelve years old, | walked
over to the airshaft and listened
heard nothing, but | said to him. DO you
said, well, YOU must be dopey.' ="
Officer Lynch said on cross eNamlna-
tion he did not think his memory was
any better now than 1t was Immediately
after the tragedy, but he might have
remembered something that he did not
remember the next day.
''DId you say TO Mr.. Hamilton, the
stenographer in my office. the day after
the homicide, i have seen many dope
1ends and l think he is one2 asked
Mr.. Jerome.
Did you say. he had the appearance
Yes
did you say, the matron had her
usual number of tenderloin women and
pe%r3aps" %Hsp he heard themF"
Lynch was then excused.
Five Experts for Defense.
Following the usual afternoon recess
Mr.. Delmas called five OF the defense's
slienists, They were Doctors G. NJ. Ham
mand, s. Z. JellifIe, Charles w. Pilgrim,
NJ. Gregory and William A, White.
DR.. Hammond took the stand and quail
lied as an expert. He said he was in
court when the prosecutions hypothetical
question was put 10 the experts for the
State: he had read the question and was
thoroughly familiar with 1t,
In your opinion. AT the time the per-
son described in this question as II. *.
T. tired the shot which caused the death
of S. w, did H, X. T. know the act
was wrong" asked Mr.; Delmas
DR.. Hammond
'At that time did he know the nature
and quality OF his act2"
In my opinion, he did not
was that failure to know that his act,
due to defect OF reason under which he
was then laboring?"
Yes
Mr., jerome took UP the cross -examina-
ton
What sort OF defect was II. X. T. suf-
fering from2" asked Mr.. Jerome.
What form?"
II cant say exactly what form"
WAS IL brainstorm?"
''1t may have been,
"Did you ever hear of r hranstorm be-
fore Dr.. Evans sprung IT upon us here?"
'Where?"
''In two medical dictionaries
Synonym for Brainstorm.
The District Attorney asked for a syno-
nym for bralnstorm,
ManIacal Juror" said DIR. Hammond.
DO you think II. X T. was like a
ruddelless ship which had lost rs balance
wheel?"
PERHAPS"
Did you ever hear Of rudderless ship
that had lost its balance wheel as a syno-
"S.u 10. pi"iii HtoiiI
From whom?"
'.Dr. Evans
What is a rudderess shin which has
lost Its balance wheel?"
Il don't know: | don't know what the
balance wheel has TO do with it,
yet you subscribe TO that theory2'
II don't use bralnstorm myself"
where does naniacal furor come in in
this hypothetical question:" asked Mr.
Jerome.
81 cannot pick out any one part" re-
piled Dr.. Hammond. Il must consider
the whole case"
Where are its elements?"
The presence of ST, Yitus dance twice
and the fact that an uncle was OF unsound |
mind"
is there anything in that question
unsoundness Of mind? Is there anything |
that shows that he was not hit in the |
head with u hrick2'
Expert Rather Tangled.
No am not considering that hered- |
itary taint."
tus dance twice In that question:"
Once is enough"
Why. then. did you say twice?"
That must have been In some other
l have read several OF them
Yes"
What is ST vitus dancer"
II Is disease of the brain
DO rheumatism and scarlet fever
cause st, Vitus dance?"
Il think rheumatism does sometimes
but 1t never comes except where n child
Is predisposed to IL by a ncurotic condi-
ton
Mr.. Jerome started 10 read to the Wit
ness a case OF alleged brainstorm which
mad been cited by DR.. Wagner, Mr.. Del
mas objected.
'If the District Attorney persists in
putting the question In a form which the
court has intimated in the past is objec- |
Llonable. cannot rule until he completes
H.. remarked Justice Fitzgerald
Mr, Jerome did not persist He turned
To Dr, hammond and said.
Was Tbaw suffering from a BRAIN
storm?'
am willing to accept that definition"
-, DID YOU say what form of insanity
Fhaw was suffering from?"
Mostly "Don't Know
~ said l did not know"
Was II Oppressive mania?"
II don't know"
Was II paranoia?"
~ don't know"
was II transitory mania2"
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