Evening journal., 1907-04-12
THAW JURY DISAGREES;
is Then DISCHARGED

NEW YORK April r2-Ater celebrating days the jury
in the case of Harry Thaw tried for the murder of Stanford
White returned at o o'clock and notified Judge Fitzgerald that
i; had been unable agree a verdict
Judge Fitzgerald accepted the declaration of the jurors and
DISCHARGED them from any further attendance the
The Jury stood to in favor of first degree murder
District Attorney Jerome says will again place Thaw on
rial
When the haggard filed in Justice Fitzgerald asked the
ry they verdict Foreman Smith answered sim
ply I'VE have not
with the consent of the the defendant and the dis
trict attorney will discharge the jury"
Jerome and Hartrdge and bowed their acqueense The
Justice said
Gentlemen you are discharged further consideration of
this case"
The jurors word and soemnly filed out Of the
courtroom just as they had dozens of times before.
THAw WAS DAzED.
Harry Thaw ashen pale cluched the table with both
hands when he heard Smiths eyes opened wide with
an oft-descbed glare
Attorneys Peabody O'Refly his side but Evelyn
rushed in Peabody and Harry and seized Harrys
She seemed to have say unable word
In confusion Justice Ferads voice clearly as he
announced "The defendant remanded
In an instant two officers and his keeper had seized
Thaw dragged him away from Evelyn who chung his long
as she could and half half pushed ha in
dream out through crowd and into the prisoners pen
Evelyn Thaw the only woman in the courtroom Mrs
William Countess OF Yarmouth and Mrs Carnegie were
in the Judges chambers
The result was them by of the counsel and
they were so aeced with emotion they unable
to give any expression
JURORS IN A wRANGLE.
It was learned late this afternoon jury in their dis
sson heated that they lost all OF judicial pro-
cedue and nduged personalities and bitter recrimnadons
The voices raised high pitch that the officer
stationed outside notified Captain Lynch who in turn in
formed Justice Fitzgerald
Captain Lynch was by Justice Fitzgerald advise
the Jurors to proceed dignfed possible The
suggestion had queng effect the wornou
and haggard jurymen.
Such expression as ID you You been reading the
newspapers and You're liar were repeated with
great frequency
Don't have brainstorm," retorted another.
Foreman Deming B. Smith declined positively to say word
I could tell you much won't" his positive
to all questions
The spirit antagonsm manifested by ThaAs lawyers since
the trial began cropped their declaration after the jury
John B. Gleason said at is too early to talk can only say
that Harry would been acquitted the ground OF
sanity if the outlined that he when he
mitted the followed the end and especially the
summing up, think there is doubt of acqutta if Thaw
is ever tried again
When the result announced Thaw the millionaire prs-
oner fell into his chair had been fairly
eyes Attorneys OReily Peabody either side of him
fancay grasped the table for they took him
by ythe
EMBRACED BY EVELYN.
Evelyn at first stunned instant
sprang her husbandp ushng away of the
throwing her about haw 1t clear from her
expression wished say great DEAL but she
to utter single her agitation that
had ability indicate by signs by her expression
she desired to impart
Thaw impd and dazed and his opened in that
strange wild glare often described in the testimony concerning
the night of thekiling of Stanford White
Above the upoar the voice of Justice Fitzgerald he
said: "The prisoner in remanded
THAW TORN AWAY