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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08

A uBted, doDde quiera que SO le nombre
Sc le designa como 10 que es y 10 que vale
que es mucho. Y porous, francamente,
no ha meneater de nuestro elogio, quien
los ha recibido de personas entendidas fus
ra de su pals, de inteligentss, no de sfcio'
nados Por ESQ. Con decir: ia orquesta Ia
diriii6 Paco Cort6s esta dicho todo.
No terminar6 sin consignar algo que
late On la c6nciencia pdblica es que Sc
repitan actos como los de esta semana, que
dicen mucho On honor de nuestro pals,
queya estamos hartoB de bales, que hacen
falta al espfrita festivales como los verif'
cados; festas que hablan & la inteIigencia
deleitando ell Amino.
Ha quedado probadO que tenemos ele'
mentos .de sObra, pues adelante que an.
dando se quita el frfo de Ia indifereucia
que no es comDleta por fortuna.
"Y aquf termina Ia revista,
perdonad sus muchas faItas''.
NOTES.-The.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08
MsvlmIantO De VapOres.

De hoy 4 maiana saldrd 81 "Miguel M.
Pinillos" para Habans, MstanzRs J San.
tiago de Cuba.
81 "Le6n kip, tocard en- Mayagdtez
4 principles de mayo.
De New Orleans llegara de un mOmen'
to otro este puerto IS. S. Brooklyn.
Msfiana saldr6 el "Harry Luckembac"
de New York para este y Otros puertos de
la isla.
El "Puerto Rico saIdr6 81 z de mayo
para 81 Mediterr6neo, Canarias, San Juan,
Mayagtiez, Ponce, Habana y Santiago de
Cuba. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08

Sc coloca en- una situaci6n muY POGO afro.
90, en- Ia cual le alcanza la misma Tespon.
sabilidad que les que facturan al pd-
blico que consiente en- facturRr paqueteg
con tarifas ilegales.
En- ningin case el ConBeio Eiecutivo
puede aprobar las tarifss de Ia Compafifa
de Express" por la simple Taz6n de que
-esas taFifas no estSn dentFo de Ia ley. Es,
pueS, inGtil egpeTar que esag tarifas, 10
mismo que las del Befior Peabody, sean
sprobadss. 81 Ia comisi6n de franquicias
del Conaejo Executive ha pEopuesto Ia
aprobaci6n de taTifaB tsleg, la comisi6n de
franquicias no pens6 10 bastante su po-
nencia.
Sc estd abusando del pdblico. No hay
modo, salvo contadfsimas excepciones, de
conseguir un servicio pdblico efciente en-
IL ciudad y en- la isla. Creyerase que ed.
te pueblo es una manada de carneros y
campo alberto la especulaci6n de los mas
istos. I creyerase tambi6n que las auto
Ti4ades no tienen podeHes nj medioB has.
tantes, para poner orden en- tanto asunto
que egta esperanto Ia mano inteligente de
un gobierno FegpetuoBo con los intereses
del pueblo.
Va 10 ha dichO 81 Attorney genersI.
''Se Obllga al pdblico deteFminadaB tran.
saccionea Con leyes claras Categ6ricas
en- vigoT, no puede OblIgaTSS a pdblico.
Muchas personals estdn pensando que el
senior Attorney general debiera inveBtigar
81 sl negocio ambulante de Ia Compaffa
de fsrrocarTiles de Is Compafifa de SEX
press, es cieTto; con 81 obieto de que sea
81 pdblico prctejido, ya que esto ne parece
haber pensado que 81 pnede tratar 4 laa
compahfaa como las companfaa ls tratan
Sci
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08
Well Come

Con motive de la fiesta que se celebra.
RI en- honor & la memorisa de Morel Cam
pos, celebrates artistas de Ponce, muy co.
nocidoB en- esta capital son hu6spedes por
aIgunos dias los Benores Domingo Cruz,
(Cocolia,1 Francisco Taboada, CoHme IT,
zcl, Eustaquio Pujals, Jose I. Colon, Fe'
lipe MaTquaz, Roberto Morel Carvajal,
Juan Rios Ovalle, Francisco Vivas, JUS
tiniano Rivera otros entire los Cuales
fgara tambien 81 modesto gaSrista Yam.
bath.
fBfenVenidos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08
A Los DELEGADOS A La CAMARA.

Por la presente, me permito convocsr
los SeforeS Delegates para asistir al actO
de Ia deSpedida al Honorable Gobernador
Beekman Winthrop, que embarcara para
los Estados Unidos Ell pT6ximo dfa 18.
No tiene esta convocatoria IN caIacter
Official, pero 81 el de un fervoroso llama
mieDto los miembros de la Cdmara, para
rendir, en- representation del pueblo, un
tribute de afecto al sabio y recto Gober-
mantle, que tanto ha impulsado el orden y
la prosperidad del pals que tan hondas y
puras simpatfas ha sabido captarse entire
los pueHtorriquefios.
81 algunos sefores Delegates no pudie-
rem concurrir, eStardn justifcados: aque,
Hos que puedan hacerlo, Sc reunirSn en- los
galoneS de la Camara el citado dfa 8,
las nueve de la mafiana, para realizar en-
corporation el acto referido.
Abril de 1907.
Jose de Diego.
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Prepidente de la CfmaTa de DslsgadOg

. DE Ia Carolina comunica al cuartel
general de la policia insular ell sargento
Bithorn, haber arrestado q Justine Tapia,
acusadO de hurtO de ganado al senior Raj
m5n a. Dslgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08
LAS TARIFAS De FERROCARRILES
Reunion De hacendados hoy para tratar del asunto

Esta mafiane han celebrado una reunion
On 81 deapRcho del sefior Luis Rubert, en-
esta ciudad, para tTatar del asunto ''tari-
fas de ferrocarriles," los aeiorea siguienteg,
delegados de la amara, hacendadoa CO.
merciantes de distintas TegioneB de esta is
Ia: don Eduardo Georgetti, j. j. Arzuaga,
Francisco Brunei, Abelardo de la Habs,
Jose Margarida, Santiago Vivaldi, Luis
Rubert A. Figueras
Un informe petici6n guscrito por los
senores Rubert, Arsusga y GeoTgetti ha
sido preEentado hoy al Consejo se dara
cuenta con 81 en- Ia session pfblica de hoy.
COnsta dicho informe de IA hojas de
maquinilla.
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DOCTOR COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE

ENFERMosl! Poned ermno vuesos padecmien6 Obtened
salud derecho vivientes civilizado
Exito Seguro!l radica!l
- UNcA cuenta especastas
- medicos cada enfermedad
enfermos acudir Gabnete de
sutas lograran la medante
organization Institute Medico
pueden facil
TEMPO mediane bancaa
e1pago de las mismas.
Consul TENos PoRQUE
asi han hecho
Los REsULTADos EsPERAR QUEDAREIs
CURAcaoN reg1a AIIvIo, exepci6u
LA
esampias de sin cancea franqueo 10
nombre direction Este bO de GRAN UTIIDAD
los sbios consoles contene consa de 7 gnas
choS expcatvosy
D;rijase al
DIRE. C. COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
l40 West 34th Street. new YORK. U. S. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08

PREGI0S De SUSGRIPGION EN T0ll "a ISLA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08
EMPRESA De AUTOMOBILES De RUIZ SOLER

partr del Domingo de Abr que1ar alberto al pIblico
sersco de AUTOMOBILES diarO entire Cguas San Juan
salIa de San Juan Plaza de Badorioty a las a.
salda de Caguas, Plaza Principal, a las II a, m.
Pre3os de cada pasaje $500. Paseos a S 400 hora
Agencias: Reoera de Kehrhahn Plaza Badorioty San
Juan. <FIotel FiloS Plaza Principal Caguas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-08

METLOIDESEl msior mas SECURE
de todoE los especi1cos hssta Rhora conocido
para Ia ouTR perm&nente de todaa las enfer-
msdades de Ia ureta, ya sean estas cr6nicag
Agudas. 0ontienp 81 flujo Cura por com
parade similar, Las gonorTeaa, eGpermatoFnas
cistitiEs cot. Mejor que Las lnyscoiones muy
superior al B4ndal0 copaiba. Emp1eza &
aurtiR su efoCto Las tres cuatFo hoFas de
hRboHso tornado.
y estSn prepaxados de mansEa que no Fevusl-
ven el egt6mago nj producer malo8 efeCtoa,
De VGntA On todas Las Boticaa. PidanBs
muestIa8 gratis gug dniOos fsbFic8ntog-
1EaasEiak staams q o.. DatIott, niehi'
IN ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02

IN the name Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia. La the Clerks office OF the Cir
cult court of the county OF Spotsyi-
vania on the Bird day of January. 1907:
Shepherd Booue, plaintiff against " III
Boone and Mary Boone, his wife; Arthur
Boone and Matte Boone. his wife; Louisa
Boone: Daniel Boone, infant; Jesse
Boone, infant; Lizzie Brown, wife OF Cal
win Brown, decreased; T. Stokeley Cole
man. guardian ad litem for Daniel and
Jesse Boone. infants: j. p. Turnkey. her
If. administrator Of Henrietta Boore
and Calvin Brown, deceased, defendants
The object of thir suit il Ia partition
among the parties entitled thereto in
kind or By sale thereof. ths Twenty acr's
ui land of which Henrietta Boone died
seiz .d aud possessed, situate in Court
md district. Spots lvania county, Nir-
ginia, and which was conveyed To said
II .niietta Boone 10y Mary Ann Jackson
Aud an affidavit having been m ide and
filed that the defendant, Lizzie Brown is
not not n resident uf the State Of Nir-
giniH. u h order Il that she DO appear
here within fifteen days after due publ
cation hereof. aud DO " hat may be- uecrs
sary 90 plOt,ct her interest in this suit
and 10 i further ordered that q copy
there 4 be published once u week for four
weeks in The Free Lance. aud that a
copy be- posted at Ihe front door Of the
courthouse of this county on or before
the next succeeding rule day after the
entry Of this suit.
Test.
H. 4. Harris, Clerk.
A copy-l'rsie:
r. 4. Harris, Clerk.
LED Graves, p q.
jl'-A4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02

pittsbuyg Mob Eeats Negro For
Choking a Newsboy.
A RAG RIOT FOLLOWED

Coored Man, Bleeding and Clothes
Almost Torn on, Was Rescued BY
Policemen and Firemen and the
Crowd Driven Oh.
Pittsburg. Jan. Sc. A Jackson. a
negro bleeding from many wounds on
the head, is locked mp in the central
police station following an exciting and
almost successful attempt to lynch him
by a crowd of several hundred persons
on Fifth avenue. between Wood and
Market streets. right in the heart OF
the business district.
A number OF unknown negroes. who
tried to protect Jackson. were roughly
used by the mob and quickly disap.
ptared after a few moments.
Several women who were caught IN
the crash had to be taken TO their
homes suffering from nervous shock.
4 newsboy asked the negro to buy a
paper Jackson showed him roughly
into the street The boy threw stone
and struck Jackson on the head. The
negro jumped To the street and began
choking the boy. In moment several
men caught the negro and began beat.
ing him. Some one cried Lynch the
niger" and hundreds of men and
bows rushed upon Jackson. Canes.
stones. rolled-up newspapers and
closed fists were the chief weapons
used by the mob Apparently every
white man on Fifth avenue wanted 20
strike the negro Backed up against a
building. Jackson. trembling with fear.
shielded his face with his arms while
the crowd beat him and tore his cloth
ing. About this time several other
negroes took i'm the situation and en-
deavored TO protect Jackson. lmme-
diately there were cries of Lynch
them" and XIII the niggers'
The mob then turned its attention to
Jaclson's negro protectors and soon
there were several rough and tumble
battles along Fifth avenue The infuri.
atcd mob. crying all the while XIII
all the negroes" caught several other
negroes and proceeded to bump their
heads mp against the stone buildings.
Jackson. bleeding and his clothes al.
most torn OH. was temporarily forgot
ten. and he ran down Fifth avenue.
Somebody cried The niggers escap
ing" and several hundred persons
took up the chase. Down Fifth avenue
10 Liberty avenue. two blocks away.
and then down Liberty avenue 20 Fifth
street the chase continued and every
minute new members Joined the
crowd
Just below Finth street Jackson ran
into the arms OF several patrolmcn.
The officers ran Jackson into an alley
and attempted 10 hold back the crowd
with their night sticks They were
fast losing ground. however when a
large force of city fremen from "a
nearby engine house came to their ala.
The police and fremcn guarded The
entrance 10 the alley until the patrol
wagon loaded with officers responded
10 a riot call
Within a few minutes the crowd was
scattered by the free application Of
night sticks. and Jackson was taken
TO tho station house
After his wounds were dressed Jack
son was locked mp on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Co
Rappahannock River Line
Winter Schedule in Effect Jan. 9TH, 1907.


will leave Baltimore Nd permitting pier No 3 Light
Wharf, AS follows:
Sundays Creek White Stone rvnptn wm.
Buhan Ubsnna Thuon Monakon, Water Wheaton,
TaDpahannock
Mondays 80 for North Creek Stone Menbeck
Morans OOmsn Merry Point Buhan
Water View, Wheaton, Shaps and TappahannOck
Tuesdays 30 for WlaDd End
Mlenbek Buhan's Urbanna Water View Wheaton
for lCreN
Monaskon Water View, Wheaton, and Tappahanneek
Thursdays North
Water View, Wheaton, and 1appshannOck
Fridays 30 Westand North End MiCek ngon
Weem Mnbec Merry Point Ottomans Morn Burhan UrbanDa
Monasko Water View Wheaton, Bay Bower
rappahanock MAYORS Bandfed
WmOn oysPort Conway Hop Rae
will Fredericksburg permitting follows
Mondays and Fridays 200 Ratche
Conway Port Royal Gnenaws Wmount Saunders
tuesday and Saturday) ayons Cars Bandf MAYORS
View Mnakon Urbanna Burhan Mnbek
int IvingtO Wsem White Mil Creek
! Baltimore rarly Wednesdays and Sundays.
W also Buon and onadsons Saturdays does
Steamers will TappahannOck
Thursday and Friday, stopping following wharyes
"eods Wares Bowers Sharp Wheaton,
Ihustons Urbanna Buhan Mi5nbck 'Moran Ooman Merry
ngon Nems White Mill fwesand arrive
Baltimore early a my Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
- fThursdays steamer does stop '0n Friday only
VIII WedDs $50 Sbarps Wheaton,
Stone Mill Creek North End
Steamers will
for Norfolk including
Steamer will leave Norfolk Wednesdays
fredericksburg and intermediate landings stopping wbarv Urbanna
w. D. Scott, Agent, fredericksburg Va.
WILLARD THOMSON, Gen T. MURDOCH Agt
Dee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02
TILE CAPITOL PROBERS
Pennsylvania Legislative Committee
to Investigate Charges.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR

Three Senators and -Four Representa-
tlves Constitute Court Of Inquiry,
and They viii Get to Work With as
Littl. Delay as Possible.
Harrisburg. Pa Jan 3l-Prepara-
lions for a thorough investigation Of
me charges in connection with the con
strnction and furnishing OF the state
apitOl have advanced one more stage.
The joint resolution providing for the
inquiry was passed by the senate and
igned by the governor The committee
hat is 20 make the investigation was
appointed by President Pro TEN.
Woods OF the senate. and Speaker Nc
Claim. OF the house. and temporary
organization effected by the election Of
Senator John S Fisher, OF Indiana as
temporary chairman.
The celebrity with which all this was
lone betokens a sincere desire on the
part of all concerned to get down to an
actual inquiry into the charges with
IS little delay as possible. The resOlu-
ion was sent to the governor within
few minutes of the time il was
passed by the senate. and as soon as It
vas presented to him he signed IT, II
vas then sent back 10 the senate and
house and the appointment OF the com.
nittees followed
President Pro. TEN Woods named rs
the senate members Of the committee:
John S Fisher OF Indiana chairman;
A. Z. Sisson. Of Erie. and Arthur G..
DeWalt. OF Lehigh.
Speaker McClain named as the house
members. Representatives Fair West
moreland, Shields, Wyoming; Dear
don, Philadelphia. and zimmerman
(DemocraU. Montour.
OF the men named Senators Sisson
and DeWalt and Representative Am
norman served on the committee that
investigated the insurance depart
ment. Representative Deardon, of Phil
adelphia, was elected last November
on the City Party ticket and is recog
nized as one of the strongest mem
bers of the Philadelphia delegation, He
has had former experience in the
house. and his selection is an indica-
ton of the disposition to make the in
vestisation as complete as possible.
Senator Fisher who will be the
permanent chairman of the commit
tee. is the chairman Of the senate com
mittee on judiciary general, and is one
Of the strongest men of the senate
while Representatives Fair and Shields
are men Of high reputation in the com
munities from which they come.
Frank Bell, Of Harrisburg. and
Harry ScaEert, Of Pittsburg. will be
secretaries to the commission. The
counsel will probably be announced
by Governor Stuart next Monday even
ing when the committee meets for
permanent organization.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02
MOTHER AND BABE KILLED
Government Clerk Insists Wife Shot
Child First, Then Herself.

Government Clerk Insists Wife Shot
Child First, Then Herself.
Washington. Jan 3l.-Insisting thai
his wife must hsve killed th"..s 5
mon,.s-Old child and then have shot
herself to death. William G.. Copley. a
census Office clerk, Is under arrest
suspected by the jolice Of the murder
Of his family.
As the official investigation pro
ceds. however the belief gains ground
that the case is one OF murder and sui
eide.
Answering a call from Copley. DR.
John 5. Dorsey rushed to the man
residence at midnight and there found
the wife and child dead. with severa
bullet wounds in their bodies.
MY wife has shot herself, and
want you to hasten TO the house al
once" Copley is said to have exclaim
ed when he aroused the physician.
When the doctor arrived at the Cop
ley residence both Mrs. Copley and the
baby were dead. The former had been
shot in the right side and the latter
was shot through the head.
Falvey. a police Lieutenant, made an
examination of the wound In Mrs
Copleys side. His conclusion was
that it would have been next to i'm
possible for the woman to inhict the
injury herself Copley insists 10 the
police that he did not even know Ruth
the baby. had been shot until Dr. Dor
sey pulled down the covers of the bed
in which the mother and child were
lying
Copley admitted that he and his wife
had quarreled in the early part OF the
night. and said that his wife had taken
the two children, Raymond. 3 years
old. and Ruth, the baby. and had gone
TO another room, and that he went to
his room on the second floor to retire
for the night
Shortly before midnight. he said. he
heard two shots in the bedroom Occu
pied by his wife. and that he imme'
diately rushed into the room and found
that his wife had shot herself. and
without making a further examina.
ton he hurried to the residence OF
DR.. Dorsey
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02
Southern Railway

B.-FollOwng schedule figures published a
Information aud ara not guaranteed
Schedule effective January 9th. 1907
Trains leave Washington fro Pennsylvania
Station
100 a. m. Daiy-Local for Warrenton. Dan
willie, an way stations.
T.aj am Daily-Local for Hsrr.sonburg. Va
I 90 a. m. daily-NaShinp on aud Florida
Limited Through coae. ~ aud sleeper TO Co
lumbin, Savannah ami Jacksonville. j ming
ear service
0OOa. M. nalh-rntcd stat Fast Mail
First-clsss coaches a Il drawmg-rOOm. sleeper 10
New Orleans Diuing car service.
4.0l p. m. Week Days-Local for Harrisonburg
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
45j p. IN. Daiy-LOcal for Warrenton and
Charlottesville.
$50 p. NJ Dallv-New York and Atlanta Ex-
press-Flrst class cosch to Atlanta. Sleeper 10
Columbus. Ga, Mondays Wednesdays, Fridays
sunset Route Tourist sleeper Washington to
San Francisco
CHS p. m. Week Days-southern's Palm lin
tied. Solid Pullman train for Columbia, AIKEN,
Augusta. Savannah. Jacksonville and 81. Au-
gustine. Dining-car service
$50 y. m Dally-NeV York and Florida Ex-
press. First class coach and sleeper to Co'um-
ba and Augusta. Week DAYS sleeper for Pine
hurst. Dining car la carte
10l5p p. m. Daliy--New York and Memph !
Limited (yia Lynchburgi-F class coach and
sleeping car 10 Roano 2, Knoxville, Chatta-
nOOga, Birmingham and Memphis; sleeper to
New DfleanB DlnlDH-cAf service.
liOO D. m Dailv-New York and New Orleans
Limited-All Pullman trains, club aud obserya-
ton cars to New Orleans; sleeper To Ashyille
Atlanta. Birmingham, New Orleans. Dining-caI
service.
Trains leave Richmond for the south as fol
lows: Daily, a. H., 1l.l5 a. m, ll.30 p. M, week
days 9 p. M, makes connections at Danyille foi
all points South. Pullman sleeper. Trains
arrive Richmond $50 a. m, 33J p. M and s.la
D. m. daily, $40 "a. m. week days.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 7.35 a. m. S.45 a. m 9.f5 a. m, daily: 23C
p. M s.45 p. m. ll.SO p. M, and 4Op. m, daily
HarrisOnbure l.55 a. m. week days and 9.2O p
m. daily. From Charlottesville. s.l5 a. m. and
SIS p. m, Lynchburg, lOl5 a. M, daily except
Mondays.
Tickets, sleeping-car reservations. aud detailed
information can be had at ticket Office, 705 18th
st., 5l1 Pa. ave and Pennsylvania Station
baggage checked through from hotels and resi-.
denees
Phone $3.50 for p. r. r. Cab service.
G II. ACKERT, v. F. and Gen. Man.
=. H. HARDWICK, Pass. Traffic Mgr.
W. II. TAYL0E, Gen, Pass. Agent.
l.. s. BROWN, Gener j Agent.
Washington, d. c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-02
HATE ELEVEN JURORS
New Panel Ordered to Secure One
More For Thaw Trial.
OPENING DRESS yes NEXT

Prosecutor viii Tell In Detail Story Of
Roof Garden Tragedy and viii Lei
Defense Open Testimony Of Relations
Between White and Evelyn N. Thaw
New York, Jan. 3l.-There was but
single vacant chair In the Thaw
jury box when court adjourned. and
il is expected that late this Thursday
afternoon District Attorney Jerome
will begin his opening address to a
completed jury. Then the defendant
his wife and all the members OF his
family who are able to be In court
must listen TO the story Of the root
garden tragedy. told in all its dramatic
detail and as impressiyely as lies
within the power OF the prosecuting
officer to portray IT,
The length and breadth Of the
ground the district attorney will cover
has not been disclosed Just how far
back ne will delye into the history OF
the principals in the famous case no
one but Mr.. Jerome knows. He has not
related the plan OF his opening ad-
dress to any one. though It has been
minated authoritatively that the di.
rect evidence OF the prosecution will
be OF the briefest possible character.
dealing only with the incidents leading
mp to the killing and the story Of the
tragedy itself as seen by eye-witnesses.
One or two Witnesses may be heard
az to the alleged motive for the crime.
II remains TOR the defense TO open the
way to testimony which has to do with
any relation which may have existed
between Stanford White and Evelyn
Nesbit prior 10 the Staying of the archi.
tect
Two jurors we're added 10 the trial
panel. making II in all. In an effort
to complete the jury the attorneys ex
hausted the second special panel OF
talesmen summoned for the trial A
new panel OF 100 was ordered The
18th juror will be chosen from the
new list and should be in the box be.
fore recess.
The manner in which Thaw's attor.
neys continued to dwell upon the sub
feet OF insanity In their examination
OF various talesmen seemed to lndi.
cate that a plea OF temporary insanity.
which would be legal defense, will
eventually be entered. In developing
this claim that Thaw was insane at
the time OF the tragedy. the defend.
ants attorneys may bring In such de-
tails as they and the prisoner believe
will influence the sympathy Of the men
who may have an underlined belief in
the sO-called "unwritten law"
There is much speculation as to
what course Mr. Jerome will pursue
n Thaw's counsel begin 10 develop
their plea OF temporary insanity He
IS prepared TO combat their alienists.
but there is a possibility that he may
bring the proceedings to an abrupt
halt and apply for the appointment OF
a commission to decide whether or not
the defendant is insane at the present
time. or he may let the matter be
fought out in open court. expert for
expert. In that event the trial will
drag ont 10 a great length
Neither Mrs. william Thaw. the
prisoners mother. nor his sister. the
Countess OF Yarmouth, was in court.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her com
panion. May Mackenzie. were early in
the court room.