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L'Italia., 1907-08-29

da cui lolita Ia scarpa, diede u
no strappo facendo partire II p~roietti-
lie a balistite che ando a colpirlo sot-
to Ia mammella destra. gil perforo
IL polmone e, uscendo dalla parte po-
steriore del corpo, penetro mel muro
della camera. oltrepassando ed an
dando a terminate fra / cappotti del
la camera Antigua.
II d~isgraziato flu portato all'Ospe-
dale Militare dove 81 constato che Sc
IL proiettile o colpf IL cuore fu per-
che incontro la settima costola che
venne in parte scheggiata. .
lie cause che spinsero II disgrazia-
to giovane al triste tentative vengono
attribute a question: di Interest," IA
migliari, 81 vocifera AMI di una con-
testazione di eredita, almeno da
Quanto risulta dale tire lettere la
sciate scritte dall'infelice giovane, d.
rette Puma, affettuosissima al conan
dante della sua compagnia capitano
Durando, dal quale era assai benvolu-
to, altra al tutore residente a Mila-
no, la terra ALA fidanzata a Novara.
lie condizioni del suicida sono assai
gravi quasi desperate.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
TERRIBLE GRANDINATA A VEL
LANO

VELLANO, 10. - Stamane circa lie
ore IL e 45 81 . sviluppato un violen-
tissimo temperate con srandine e ven
to che ha devastato lie nostre lussu-
reggianti campagne.
81 calcola che per n quarantine di
poderi il raccolto del vino. che era
straordinariamente promettente STA
state addirittura perduto. 81 teme an
che COMPROMISED In parte II raccolto
dele olive G dele castagne.
Anche lie parti memo d~anneggiate
purtuttavia hanno ~risentito gravi
damn.
La %grandine della grossezza di una
noce, ha rotto anche motif yetri allie
finestre dele abitazioni.
lie condizioni POGO floride del no
stri contadini sono ora ridotte addi-
rittura disastrose. ST hanno notizie
di danneggiamenti anche nellie vicine
campagne di Sorana. Castelvecchio,
Aramo e San Quirico.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
PER IL XVIII ANNIVERSARIO
DELLA MORTE DI BENEDICT
TO CARROLL
Ia commemorative a GroppeIIo

Abbiamo da Pavia 13, Moltissi-
consueto a Groppello per rendere o.
maggie ALA memoria di Benedetto
Carroll, della morte del quale ricorre-
va IL diciottesimo anniversario.
vi parteciparono pure la rappre-
s%entanza del Municipio di Pavia com
posta degli ASSESSOR Sassi e Monti, e
del consigliere Pavesi accompanied
DIAL segretario Vivanti @ | rappresen-
tamil del Mile dottor Dargna e con-
tie Martini.
II paese era imbandierato a lutto.
In Municipio gil ospiti furono rice
vuti dial sindaco signor Noe.
Dopo di che 81 formava II corteo
composite del rappresentanti | due
Municipi dele Societa operate di
IGroppello, del rap%presentanti del Mil
lie, di alcuni rappresentanti la STAN
pa e da immensa folla.
Donna Elena Carroll commossa at
tendeva IL giungere del corteo circon-
data dal fratello conte Sizzo e dagli
amici di famiglia comm. Camhari,
prof. Poggio, prof. G. Romano, dottor
e. Romano, ed altri.
Dopo lie presentation d'uso tutti ST
avviarono verso II sepolcreto precedu-
ii da Donna Elena ALA quale dava IL
braccio IL cav. Sassi.
Sui sepolcreto erano gia disposte
numerose corone; un bellissimo Gu
scino di fiori freschi del municipio di
Pavia, una corona del Municipio di
Groppello. due dele local. societa o.
peraie, attire della famiglia Poggio.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
GRAVE INCENDIO A LADISPOLI

ROMA, IA. - Oggi a Ladispoli ST
verified I'M grave incendio nellie tenu-
tie del principe R~ospigliosi. che 81 ere
de causato da un carbone aceso cadu-
to da una locomotive.
I'm treno in arrive da Roma carico
di villeggianti flu fatto fermare per-
che redificio della stazione era seria-
mente minacciato dall'incendio, ma
motif contadini e ferrovieri riuscirono
a circoscriverlo ed a spegnerlo prima
che assumesse pin grayi proporzioni.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
SCIOPERO ALL'OSPEDALE DI pa
LERMO

PALERMO, 13. - Non essendosi
ancora a%pprovato l'organico dell'am-
ministrazione o%spitaliera, gl'impiegati
ed infermieri, riunitisi Teri sera ALA
Camera del lavoro, proclamarono 10
.sciopero. Gil impiegati stamane non
81 presentarono.
Gil infermieri e gil inservienti alb
bandoneranno II lavoro domenica
mattina, per dar tempo agli ammini-
stratori di organizzare IL servizio con
soldati infermieri.
Oggi ale Is 81 riuniscono tutti |
medici degli ospedali ascritti ALA lega
per ~deliberare Sc dovranno o no par
tecipare allo sciopero.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
10 SCIOPERO AL CANTIERE ID
PALERMO

PALERMO, 13. - Una Commits
stone di operai del Cantiere navale,
Teri conferf lungamente col direttore
il quale promise di riammettere gil
scioperanti un po' per volta secondo
la necessita.
L'esito dell'abboccamento flu comu-
nicato Teri sera all'assemblea degli
scioperanti.
Dopo una lunga discussions 81 de-
libero di respingere la proposta del
direttore e di continuare 10 sciopero.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
IN CENDIO IN UN DEPOSlTO FER
ROVIARIO

CALTANISSETTA,, Ia. - Per eau
sa non ancora a%ccertata, 81 . svilup-
patio un incendio mel magazine del
combustibile al deposito ferroviario,
distruggendo buona parte dele mate.
RE ivi c%onservate.
II fuoco, merce lintervento del
personale feroviario o degli agent
della fora pubblica flu circoscritto e
spento.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
LA MACCHIA ID MONTANA IN
FANNIE

GROSSETO, IA. - ST 3 syiluppato
un grave incendio nella machia di
Montana ed essendosi esteso minac-
ciava l'abitato.
Avendo IL vento cambiato direzione
non vi Q per ora pericolo per IL paese.
attorno a cui invigila II compagnia
di fanteria mandate subtle sui luo-
go.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
A NOVARA DI UN SERGENTE
MILANESE

NOVARA, 10. - Oggi allie IA du-
rante il riposo giornaliero, tento sui
cidarsi in caserma IL sergente Corsini
Giulio, di- 22 ami, dellS5 fanteria,
nato a Milano, dove a Porta Volta RI
siedono la mamma ed 4 fratelli suoi.
Egli 81 era disteso sulla branda le-
gando una funicella al grilletto del
fucile, facendola passare sopra la sea-
tola serbatoio; poi dal piede sinistro
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
IL DUCA D'AOSTA ABBANDONE.
REBBE NAPOII?

NAPOLI, IA. - II Roma" di oggi
pubblica: - Da fonte attendebilissi-
ma 81 %annuncia che entro IL corrente
ammo IL duaca d'Aosta abbandonera
insieme ALA Il famiglia %definitiva-
mente la residenza di Napoli,
In seguito a clio tanto la reggia di
Capodimonte che II Palazzo reale re.
steranno chiusi. nellie ipotesi di pros
sine o lontane visite di sovrani esteri
lie riviste naval avranno luogo In un
porto dell'Italia settentrionale. II 'Ro-
ma" ia SECURE la notizia da questo
commento.
"Ad onta della buona fonte da cui
CT viene questa notizia, vos'ianlo ere
derla esagcrata specie ns'la sua ulti.
ma parte.
lie autorita nostre approfondlranno
la notizia che potendo la cltta reeve
re IL novello e sgradito affronto, qua
lie sarebbe quello di vedere fare in
altri porti | ricevimenti e lie ~riviste
naval in onore di sovrani esteri".
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
FARMACIA
CALEGARIS
ANGOLA DELE VIE RDARryY
PACIFIC
Al NOSfrl BuOni 9 NumerOsi CLIENT
Prime arrive al Specialize Medici.a-
II . Farmaee utici ItsIiani.

Mannite, Mamma, Cassis in Gamma. 81
roppo Pasliano. Capsule al Felce Ma
schin contro II VERNE %Soiitario", Chi
Pillole catramina Bertelli, Ischirogeno,
Goccie Imperiali Bertelli, Mosche di MI
lano. Pezze \ Brescia, Pillole al Brera.
Acgua Antisterics al Santa Maria NO
vella, Acqua di Tutto Cedro del Tas-
SOM, Balsamo Pagliano per gil Occhi.
Ferro Malesci. Iperbiotina Maissci, Te-
nifugo vlolani, fricofiiina. Goccie Fer
r~o-Arsenicali ~Zambeietti. ecc. ecc.
La FARAACIA CALBGABIs 4 pure
Depositsria di lutte 10 Specialize Medi-
email Tarncesi: Teiefono Temp'y 1888
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

noIee IN lutte 10 To-
70 forme Q ne Earantisce perfetta qua
rtRisno
lutte le malattie curate
con un sue metodo specia1e senxa ope-
raxioni chirurgiche Q senza far uso di
minerali ne di veleni.
Residenza 1896 7th st. vfcino ALA sta
zione di Adeline, Oakland, Cal. Consul
te Gratis dale So ant. e rs penn.
Ufficio In San Francisco al Nume-
70 719 Vallejo st. Ore dale : allie 8 pm.
Ore dale 2 allie s pom.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

Leggete la Vita di Garibalo. In
Sesta Pagina. Tale lettura . motto
jnteressAnte cd istruttivA-
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

I tire grandi mercati di avorio sono
Anversa, Londra g Liverpool, mel
quail 81 vendono annualmente $40
mila chilogrammi di avorio.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
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Med1cO Ck1F1FWo
Cura lutte le malat-
tie cole sue Erbe In
ispecfe 1e malattie
del nervi Q del sangue
Sciatioa, Asma, Quo
re, Reumatismt, Idro-
pisia, Pelle, Occhi,
Fegato, Ma
LATHE del Polmoni q
deli utero, Cancri,
TumOri. EmArrnldI :
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
MOI shammnp moomerq quest rsmh pghe MOI slMmotc abhamo un COILEGIOM EDCo.
Vol lament abbamo RosI rGog mahma ARMED oRoSLp i pand peimande
non Se@a medicinal = ITALIAN Sc Seeo m sea mnnhh sMce
zoNI Dvrbhe cr in oh hmgna
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L'Italia., 1907-08-29

L'ITALIA q II giornale italiano pio
popolare 9 diffuso della Costa Gel
Pacifico.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

Da ~informazioni che hanno a~ssunte
parecchi giornali italiani al ministe-
70 della guerra risulta che tall n)ti-
zie ono prive di fondamento.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
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L'Italia., 1907-08-29
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RAFFAELLO LACAvA, II noto calico
gia al No. 4gS Union ST.. avvisa gil
aamici O II pubbiico In generate che ha
al No. 4se Union st. - Gran
de assortimento di Scarpe o Stivaii. RI
.paranioni di q%uaiunaue gensre.
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Delnas, Still in Command, Succeeds in
Introducing ThaWs Will
Experts Declare
Shows Evidence of
Insanity

NEW YORK, Feb. IS.-After an all
day fight, during which DelmaS and
District Attorney Jerome indulged in
more than their usual number of acri-
mOniOus verbal exchanges, counsel for
Harry X. Thaw finally succeeded this
afternoon i'm reading I'm evidence the
viii and cOdicI executed by the de-
fendant on The evening of his marriage
10 Evelyn NeSbit, in April. 1905.
These instruments are extraordinary.
chiefly in the purpOrt of the codicil and
the eighth clause of the testament it
self In the htter Thaw referred spe-
cifcally 10 what he regarded as his
danger of meeting a sudden cath at
the hands OF enemies and directed that
$4,000 be set aside by the executors
TO detect and punish his murderers.
In the cOdiciI certain trust funds are
authorized 10 be used for the purpose
OF prosecuting suits in the interest of
several young women against Stanford
White. together with an associate of
the architect. who is designated anon
ymously as Mr. p"
Thaw named three young women
specifically. who We're to be beneficiar-
ies of the fund. but, by consent of coun-
sci. Delmas, at least for the present,
suppressed the names in reading the
testament, although in one case he let
slip the qualifying phrase. following
the suppressed name of one of the
young women, who is now playing in
Lew Fields Theater."
Apart from these, disclosures interest
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M Ddman triumphant w his fellow attorneys a tn Ih
esnyetn The defendant rb ekre
in DR. al luh@ to his
vopnon
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in, the will centers chiefly in the pro-
vision made by him for his bride, Ev-
elyn Nesbft Thaw, to whom he left in
trust an annuity of $4,000 in the event
OF her surviving him and remaining
unmarried, and Of $4,000 in the event of
her remarriage.
DR.. Britton D. Evans and DR.. Charles
r. Wagner, expert alienists for the
defense. added additional chapters TO
their previous testimony. Their eX-
pressed belief that Thaw was of un-
sound mind on the occasions of their
first three visits TO him in the Tombs
last summer and autumn enabled the
defense TO get upon the record their
account of Thaw's conversations with
them on these occasions as tending TO
show the condition Of his mind at that
time.
These experts have now expressed
the opinion that Thaw was of IN
sound mind in 1903 when he wrote the
Paris letters, which were placed in evil
6ence early in the trial; that he was
the victim Of insane delusions when he
executed his viii and the codicil there
10 on the day of his wedding, April 4
1905. and that he was still insane when
they visited him professionally in the
Tombs some months after he had shot
Stanford White last summer.
Jerome made persistent efforts to
ieaQ Dr. Evans TO ADMIT To-Day tnat on
each aggregate interval of about three
years the same type of alleged insanity
was indicated. namely a systematic de-
fusion OF a paranoiac type, centering
upon the alleged acts Of Stanford
White and prosecutions of Thaw re-
sulting from his hostility to the archi-
tect
DR.. Evans strove, but not with en-
tire success, TO parry these efforts OF
the District Attorney and the struggle
gave rise to the doubt among some
who have followed the evidence close
~ whether the defendants alienists
have not gone too far. Paranoia is
usually regarded as incurable.
It is no part Of the defense. pre-
sumably, to depict Harry Thaw in
quite such a hopeless condition.
Delmas again assumed fun charge
today and conducted the examination
Of Dr. Evans There was a full array
OF experts for both the defense and
prosecution present. These included
Drs. Hammond. Wagner and Jolliffe
for the defense. and Drs. Mabon and
Flint for the prosecution. Interest
was taken in the presence outside the
courtroom OF DR.. Francis L. Patton oi
Princeton Theological Seminary. tC
whom Thaw is said to have communi-
Gated information in a letter relating
to Stanford White. DIR. Patton is de-
clared to be under subpoena of the de
fense and he may be sworn tomorrow
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Jerome and Adversary
Clash Frequently
District Attorney Achieves No Brilliant Success
in Cross-Examining DR.. Evans

That is all that is required by the
rules of evidence"
The objection was overruled and DIR.
Evans proceeded to relate the incidents
of his first visit to Thaw on August A.
/ offered to withdraw. but Thaw told me to
remain, and after kissing his wife and mother
him until he had finished with me.
He told me Of Stanford White, and at great
man had done to innocent girls.
He never referred to himself and did not
seem to feel in any danger in his position as
White had dragged and ruined a great number
OF young women who had not been inclined to
crime--women whose minds as well as bodies
had been pure
DR.. Evans next told of his second
visit. He said,
Thaw came into the examining room OF the
Tombs with a large pasteboard box in his arms.
1t was filled with papers. He was nervous and
nt agltated, de said that & be felt all right and
persecution that he had related TO me upon the
occasion Of my first visit.
DENOUNCES STANFORD WHITE
He referred to ssthis man, this creature this
dead man. this beast, the biackguard." and said
that White had sought to take the virtue of
every pure-minded woman VINO came within the
sphere OF his observation. II tried TO save
them, Thaw /said to me. Il did all in my
power. l never wanted shoot the creature.
| never wanted to kill him. l knew that he
was q fOul creature, destroying all the mothers
and daughters in America, but wanted through
legal means to bring him TO trial. I wanted to
get him into court so that he would be brought
TO Justice
! then asked Thaw why, under such circum-
stances he had shot Whfte.
Providence took charge Of It," he replied.
That was an act of providence. For my part
would rather have had him suffer in court
the humiliation that the revelation of his acts
would have caused"
did he tell you what he had done, if
anything, to bring Stanford White into
court?" asked Delmas The witness
answered:
Thaw said that he had gone to see Anthony
Comstock, District Attorney Jerome and a pri-
yate detective agency. He said that Mr.. Jerome
had told him that he had better let the matter
drop, that there was nothing to it. The detec-
tives told him that they would take the matter
I'D. But they had not submitted proper ra.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Dr. Britton' D.
Evans. superintendent of the New Jer-
sey State Hospital for the Insane, who
was on the stand Thursday when the
trial was adjourned, was recalled as
the first witness today.
Delmas took UP the direct examina-
ton of the witness, thus resuming his
position as leading counsel. DR.. Evans
was asked to relate the conversations
that he had with Thaw during his first
three visits to the defendant in the
Tombs.
The witness has heretofore testified
that as the result of the first three
visits he had reached the conclusion
that Thaw was of unsound mind. Dis
trict Attorney Jerome submitted to the
court the contention that the winess
should produce any notes he might
have taken at the time of the inter-
views.
THAT is q matter for general cross
examination" ruled Justice Fitzgerald
Although 1 am not compelled to do
So" said Delmas, IT will examine the
witness upon the point so as to satisfy
the learned District Attorney"
JEROME is ovERRULED
DR.. Evans said that he did take some
notes of one visit, but that they were
meagre and had been lost after he had
turned them over to his stenographer.
He took his assistant, DR.. c. G. Belling,
along TO take notes for the third visit,
but Thaw dismissed the physicians and
counsel on that occasion.
That ended the note taking" said
the witness. Il may omit essential
details, but | Will have to depend en-
tirely on my memory"
Jerome objected. This Witness" he
ha
sential facts"
What can he do replied Justice
Fitzgerald, but give his best memory?
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function in dealing with the subject that was
on his mind?
Yes. He said that it was his province to
look after the welfare of young girls and lead
them along moral lines
Before DR. Wagner was excused, Del
mas said: I'VE now come to the mat
ter of the will of the defendant
Justice Fitzgerald said that he would
like to have copy of the will to read
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port, he said AS to Mr.. Comstock, he said that
he discovered hat Delaney Nicoll, the attorney
was acting as legal adviser both to Stanford
White and TO Comstock. He regarded this
conspiracy against him.
| asked him why be had carried pistol. and
he said Roger 0'Mara, Pittsburg detective,
had advised hm to do after he had told
OMara that IN several occasions thugs had
jostled him in an attempt to get him into a
quarrel He said that Stanford White had hired
| the Monke Eastman gang to get him into q
quarrel and beat Or Kick him TO death.
The witness next went into descrip-
F, ton of his third visit, on September 49,
and proceeded as follows:
MENTAL MAKEUP 'ExPLOSIvEo
"As a result of the visit did you draw
any scientific deductions from Mr..
Thaw's action?" asked Delmas.
Yes. He displayed a highly explosive mental
makeup in that, without adequate cause, he
dismissed his counsel and physicians after he
had agreed in advance that should come
there for the purpose indicated: He displayed
defective reason in putting aside professional
men who he had been assured were there
| through no unfriendly part.
Did he mention to you the names OF
any of the young women who he said
had suffered wrongs at the hands OF
White?" Delmas queried.
Before the witness could answer
Delmas Withdrew the question and
| asked DR.. Evans If he had read the
codicil to Harry Thaw's will.
The witness said that he had read il
in part and Delmas asked: Did he
tell you the names that appeared
in the codicil?''
District Attorney Jerome objected tc
the question and it was withdrawn
The examination continued:
Did Mr.. Thaw say to you that he was moi
| insane?
cir No
Is it common thing for persons suffering
from unsound mind to protest that they are moi
insane2
1t is very common
sELF-IMPORTANCE EXAGGERATED
DR.. Evans said that Thaw declared
| that perhaps 200 or 800 persons might
be found who would say he was insane
but he did not think that they could
prove it.
Regarding Thaw's actions of self
Importance. Dr. Evans said:
He wanted me to understand that he was
Harry Kendall Thaw of Pittsburg; that he was
the one and only Harry Kendall Thaw, and that
there were no Others
What conclusion did you reach to Thaw's
declaration that his act had been an act OF
providence?
That it an insane delusion.
Are not repentance, remorse and fear of pun
ishment the normal conditions of mar
after has has committed act of homicide, and
the absence of these elements an evidence OF
unsoundness of mind?
As rule, remorse and repentance are found
In the same mind.
This ended the direct examination OF
DR.. Evans, and Dr.e Wagner was re-
called.
AS result of your visits to Thaw
on August 81 and September 19 last
did you reach conclusion as to the
mental condition of the defendant %
asked Delmas
Yes replied DR.. Wagner, 'fn my
opinion he was insane at that time"
DR.. Wagner then repeated the story
of the same interview as was related
by DIR. Evans. At its conclusion Del
mas asked:
Did Thaw protest that he was sane?
Yes.
Did Thaw ascribe to himself any particular
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