Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-14
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snd His Insanity Experts Frame
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New York, March 11-Delphin M.
Delma8, senior counsel for Harry K,
Thaw communicated with his client
Sunday through bis confidential Ste
nographer, who was admitted to the
Tombs early in the day. The young
woman said that she had come from
Mr.. Deimas, who was spending the
day at Atlantic City, and after being
identified by Walden Flynn, was es-
corted to the second tier, whore she
talked for CONC time with Thaw out
side the GATE
Upon receiving the message the
prisoner spent some time in writing,
after which he summoned a clerk, to
whom he gave five dollars to defray
the expense Of some long distance tel
ephoning
Thaw Attends to His Mail.
This disposed of, Thaw turned his
attention to letter from his mother
which had been brought to the Tombs
by Josiah Thaw's chauffeur.
For IS minutes Thaw was engaged
in answering bis mothers letter, and
some time later devoted nearly an
hour to replying to letter which in
the meantime had arrived from his
wife,
In the afternoon Dan O'Reilly, of
Thaw's counsel, called. Upon leaving,
the attorney said that he had found
the prisoner in pretty good spirits
Thaw attended the chapel service. He
had nothing to say to newspaper men
beyond the message that he had been
warned by counsel that he should have
nothing further to say and that his at
torneys would have to do the talking.
Jerome Consults Aifenists.
District Attorney Jerome remained
at his home and was again in confer
ence with the alienists for the state.
1t Is understood that a hypothetical
question was formed. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Caravan was at the GRIM
inal courts building during the after
noon and assisted the work Of the
stenograQhers who made copies of
questions, which later were submitted
to Mr.. Jerome.
Subpoena servers were kept busy
throughout the day, and made fire.
quent trips to the criminal courts
building and to Mr.. Jerome's home.
When asked as to the preparation
being made by Mr.. Jerome for the re-
buttal, which will open Monday, Mr.
Garvan said, that nothing could be
made public
Mrs. Thaw Subpoenaed.
New York, March 9.-The defense
in the Thaw case rested Friday imme-
diately after the converting Of court,
and an adjournment thsreupon was
ordered u1til Monday morning next at
1890 o'clock.
District Attorney jerome said that
while he had been informally notified
Thursday afternoon: of the changed
plans of the defendants; counsel, he
had come to court expecting to be con-
fronted by additional expert testimony
as to Thaw's state of mind His wit
nesses were not ready. he added, and
it was upon this representation and
with the freely granted consent of the
defense, that the adjournment was
taken.
The court proceedings occupied less
than five minutes and Mr.. Jerome re-
turned at once to his Office and began
his campaign Of rebuttal
testimony. Almost his first move was,
ito have a subpoena served upon Mrs.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw requiring her to-
produce In court any letters she may
have in her possession written by
Stanford White.
May Mackenzie TO- Testify.
The district attorney had May Mac
Kenzfe notified 10 be in court Monday,
prepared to go upon the witness stand
Miss Mackenzie had been under sub
poena by the state ever since the trial
began. She is the intimates friend of
Thaw's wife.
It Is also said that Mr.. Jerome has
summoned Mrs. J. J. CaileS of Boston,
who already has testified for the de-
Tense. Among the other known wit
nasses for the state are. Drs. Binga-
man of Pittsburg and Deemar Of Kit
tanning, Pa, the Thaw and Copley
family physicians. The defense orr
ginally summoned these physicians,
but Mr.. Jerome has. publicly stated
that the doctors can give very impor-
tant testimony which the defense
failed to develop.