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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
BEAR MADE A DASH
FOR ELLIOTT'S KNOB

DEERFIELD. VA.-Spccial-
on last Thursday huge black bear
was seen going 20 an inland wood near
here. and IN thirty minutes after the
word got 20 the phone many men and
boys were surrounding the wood. and
O.. ~. Shinault was in IL with his pack
of hounds. Bruin asa considerable
twisting before Re would come out.
and the noise q the dogs worked ev-
eryboiy on the lockout go fever heat
one young man was seen 20 run with
his gun IN hand when ne thought the
bear was coming his way. Another
was out with a piece 4 fence rail.
and n harvest hand had climbed a
small tree. with his pitchfork and rock.
declaring 81 loud voice he would XII!
the brute IL e. came up that tree.
The bear made a dash Tor Eiilott's
Knob at the unexpected point as usual
In such hunts. The hounds were IN
ful chase. every dog yelling. the Foot-
men sending parting shots after him.
". c. Craig and William Montgomery
gave aim chase on their horses but
bruin was too feet with the start he
had and. making good use OF fences
and ditches. got into the thick brush
just beyond the reach ~ the horsemen.
whipped the dogs OF and made his
escape
Nor are other sections o. the country
safe. Observe the following.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
ARMY OF 1000 TURKS
CROSSES PERSIAN BORDER

TEHERAN. -SDecisl-The
greatest alarm prevails 81 Crumiah.
which IS threatened by che 5000
turkish soldiers who have Invaded
Persia. and the Persian soldiers who
rnuti1icd ana Joined the Invaders Al
attack - momeurarlly expected ana
The 5C.oQc inhabitants are IN q state
q panic An appeal VIII be made 90
me powers g prevent further slaugh-
te- ir Persia. The destruction q the
village 20 Navl-eh. accompanied cr
the s-a-Eh-cr 20 sevcr-y-e Shit per
sons. moss @ chem Christian women
and children. Isl taken as az indica-
ticn -hae ire soldiers VII not halt
where thtv are
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
DEATH ENDED HER
HAPPY HONEYMOON

MARION. O.-Special-''I am so
happy that the ups and downs or nay
life pale into tnsignifcance Is com
pared with my complete contentmsnt
and happiness I never in my fondest
dreams knew anything like the love
that exists between Frank and I"
This honeymoon message from Mrs
Frank Elms. OK Findlay. 10 her moth
er. AIRS. J. 81. Davidson. OF this city.
Nss followed yesterday by q telegram
from the husband saying his bride
had accidentally killed herself he Is
held by che police at Los Angeles.
Cai-s where the tragedy occurred
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
BIRMINGHAM TO
TAKE IN SUBURBS

E-E - ~ ~ ~ a. ~. Al -Srec Ply
-ee Germs q tlr king greater BIZ
--I-crar- tL ll election wL. De held
.- Re- -rw-s q EirrtnEt Elsfl1 ize.
W..--a ur-. Avo-11ie. ElytC-. Cray
-r-- Mee- ma N1rt1 3 -r lr Era 20.
East = ming gan. Pratt Clty u-- Fair
view. ana d. q majority q t-e votes
cls- ~ -- -lrcr q the great ri-v tre
cons ---ln- VII. become c@e--tre f.~-
tcce~ g. --. = ls estimated -ast tEe
r-e1-e- r.-T w.il alre --la-lr- q
1885 81 -le -eUr cc-E-s aIl gre
towns are ucw practically Fart g
El-- E-aul T-e Cay lrse.f bei-E SAP
-c-rtel on al si1es ly irtepFn teut
----. raf-rtes-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
ADDICK's THIRD WIFE
TO SEEK a DIVORCE

PHILADELPHIA. PA.-Spe
Rumors that Airs. Ida Carr Addicks
was about 10 begin suit against John
Edwards Addicks. gas man. senator
ial aspiranL and picturesque meteor
on the political horizon. are again
current Mrs Addicks. The third wife
% the Delaware statesman. continues
70 i've az the Addicks homestead.
She refuses 20 discuss the report
Mrs. Addicks Is wealthy. possessing
100000. which was settled upon her
ny Addicks IN the heycay OF his pros
perlty. Adtick's daughter. Florence.
has come into @ fortune % 100000
LETT her by her aunt. Rosaline Butcher.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
HONOR GRANDDAUGHTER
OF GENERAL JACKSON

ATLANTA. GA--Spe cial--Duriug
the session ~ the Senate yesterday.
on motion % Senator FLINT. the body
took recess cf five minutes iu order
that the senators be given the plea
sure ~ meeting Miss Julia Jackson
Christian. the attractive young laugh
Ter * W T. Christian and grand
daughter q the famous Confederate
General Stcnewau Jackson. Presi-
dent Akin. q the Senate. left his chair
and introduced each ~ the senators
% the beautiful visitor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
SENATOR A. J. BEVERIDGE
WEBS MISS EDDY IN BERLIN

BERLIN special-Senator Albert
J Beveridge. OF Indiana. and Miss
Catherine Spencer Eddy. daughter Of
Augustus Spencer EDDY. were married
today az high noon az the American
Embassy. The religious ceremony
was performed BY the Rev. Thomas
Han. OF New York The ceremony
was simple in the extreme. There
were numerous presents. and Miss
Eddy had no bridesmaids. John T.
McCutcheon. OF Chicago. the famous
cartoonist. acted as best man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
GIVES HALF MILLION
TO HOSPITAL FUND

has given $500 900 10 king ESwars.s
Hospital fund The money has been
handed over Internationally 10 the
Bank Of England 20 be used as the
administrator OF the fund think best
but, as the donor adds. the more
strenuously for reform the better"
Mr.. Carnegie's gift IS the second
largest indiyiduai donation ever made
% the fCnt since % was created IN
1898
Queathed $3.50. 900 10 the fund.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
MISS BUSHNELL KILLED
IN AN AUTO CRASH

WINCHESTER. VA-Spe ciai.-
While driving in an automobile near
Derryv.lie LAST night Miss May Bush
nell. eyed rwcnt y-seven years. was
thrown from the machine and killed.
The auto struck telegraph pole
across The road while going az q high
rate ~ speed. The police "a gard tbs
presence Of The pole with suspicion.
ana alc inclined 20 believe & was
placed 81 that position wiki criminal
intent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
lands sQUELCHEs
INCIPIENT BOOM

CHICAGO. TLL-Specisl Judge
Ecuesaw Mour tain lands. who tried
che Standard OL rebate case. IS not q
candidate Tor presidential prefermeut
ale sg-elched a lively boom 20 make
hin q candidate for Governor q III
ucls by saying: II you hear anyone
talking az me Tor Governor or Presi-
dent hit him on the head with q base
hall bat"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
COMBINED FORCES
TAKE CASABLANCA

Special.-The latest
news from Casablancs IS that the
French and Spanish are IN control or
the city and marines patrol the streets.
The machine guns on the bows OF
the launches which carried the ma
rines ashore created havoc among the
Wild tribes. The natives are clustered
outside the city wall today. not alto
Eether subdued. Their leaders have
been notified that nothing but sur
render 20 the French consulate VIII
stop punishment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
DRANK TWO OUNCES
OF CARB0LIO ACID

LYNCHBuRG.--sp w.
Rainey. who came here from Danville
about Christmas. committed suicide
ga hts boarding house this morning by
drinking two ounces OF carbolic acid
He died ten minutes after he WAS
found By his wife. Rainey had been
drinking Cor sometime. II IS said he
tried twice before 70 end his life.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
BURTON TO RETIRE
FROM COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. J.. C.-Spectal.-
Represent ative Burton. OF Ohio. has
made formal announcement that he
VIII retire from the craftsmanship Of
the Committee on Rivers and Har-
bors. He intends 20 devote himself
IN the future 10 general legislation.
Mr.. 80 rton declined 20 discuss the
Ohio political situation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
A. D. GAEGLER GIVES
UP HIS POSITION

Colonel Joseph Button. Commits
sioner OF Insurance, this morning re
OF President A. y. Gaegier. q the
old Dominion Protective Association.
The resignation was asked Tor BY Col
onel Button. who stated that Mr..
Gaegler was guilty OF reprehensIble
practices in connection with his Of
ace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
GOVERNOR SMITH SIGNS
PROHIBITION BILL

ATLANTA Special - The biu
recently raised hy fhl Legislature
which wiz make Georgia absolutely
lrohihl-i1u after January 4. 1905. was
Euei hy Governor Eoke smith this
morning The occasion was made
cutie formal one. The executive
comm ictee room was thrown open 70
-re public. and number q neu and
men were present az the signing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
SENDS LOGAN MEMORIALS
TO SPRINGFIELD. ILL

WASHINGTON. y. C.-SDecial-
Mrs. John a Logan. the widow OF
General John 4. Logan. has shipped
g. Springfield. Ill. the splendid me-
mortal collection Of souvenirs o. Cen
eral Logan and her son. Major Logan
The collection. which Mrs. Logan has
CT -alogue5. els thirty cases and IS
superior O. anything q the kind IN
trc country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
THREATENS TO CALL OUT
ALABAMA TROOPS

MONTGOMERY. ALA.-Speciai.-
GoverncC Conner says that he viii can
out Alabama troops stationed al
Pickett Springs. near here. 81 neces-
sary today 20 enforce outlaw act
against Southern Railway.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
HANGED HIMSELF WITH
\ BABY CARRIAGE STRAP

NEW special,~V. Linde
hanged himself with "a strrN from HIS
bahy's carriage "a the basement OF his
w.fc's home or Coz East Ninety sixth
Street today. rcmo-se Tor having NOR
tally wounded his wife driving him 10
the deed.
IInde disappeared last night after
he had fired Your bullets into his
w.fe's body. she VIII die.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
LITTLE GIRL KILLED
BY AN OPERATION

NEW ToRk-Special.- Bessie,
the arr-year-oid daughter % Tex
Elckart. mining man and prize oght
promoter % GcidnelG. New. IS dead
az the Imperial Hotel from blood
poisoning resulting from an operation
fu~ tons l--ls.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
CHINESE STUDENTS
TO ENTER VASSAR

SHANGHAI.-Spe cisi-The first
Chinese female students who have
gone abroad sailed for the United
states Monday on board the steamer
Minnesota They are graduates OF coll
leges I'm China and are goinE 20 Amer
lea - enter Fassar College
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
DARROW WTTInDRAWS
FROM MINERS TRIALS

DENVER. - Special. - Clarence
Darrow VIII not represent the Western
Federation q Miners at the trial OF
George Pettibone "a Boise on October
%. His place VIII be taken by the
Denver firm OF Richardson & Haw-
kius
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17

implicated in last months plot against
the Gar. the Grand Duke Nicholas
and Premier StolyQin. The defendants
include Naval Lieutenant Nikitcnko,
Airstura az the Imperial Lyceum az
Emuc. four lawyers and some women
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
WISCONSIN ROADS
ACCEPT TWO-CENT RATE

MILWAUKEE,. Special. - The
railroads operating IA Wisconsin havs
decided 20 accept the tRo-ceut fars
Law without contest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
Z Or Man and Beast

Ec- Rheumatisrl. Neurnlgiz.
C1ket Breast Srrai-s. Swell
trEs. SIR Jc.-ts. Burns. Sc-e-
DeEs. B-Eises. Frcs- Bites. Chll
Bans. Flmpies. piles. Poison
Oak or IVY. Elumrs Palu IN
SIDE. Ches- or back
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
A Perfect Product
Thoroughly EmulSed

Does not separate n the h0r-
tie s-t settle a. does cheap Ir1-
meats Improperly made The
more you know about Fosters
White CGrrpho- L4ntmeut the
more yCu VII appreciate 10
inertia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
For Animals

- has rc equal Curing all cur
able LZmenesE. In1au Tra ZION.
Ncu-cs. Calls sore Ncck or
sh1-lier. STralns. sur Joints.
Scratches. Contracted cords.
Eweery. Curb. etc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
AMONG TIE LARGEST SELLERS

Posters White caraphOE Txni-
meat has rapidly attained q
place among TIE largest sellers
r. the world I'nis g. the strong
eEt proof q - inertia AZ an
evidence q the fact that con
sEr1eFs are satisfied with results
obtained from its Use. carloads
are noTg SHIPPED 20 .0bbers who
formeiY bought doze1s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-08-17
A PrOTsn aHd Tested Remedy

fCr ererT case requiring g high
class L1ui-err Fosters White
CAM hor Llrislent 81 the result
C careful ard scientific manu-
.acr1-e. and Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
DENIES RAYS STORY
Consult Gene raj 10 IltO DE JanrirO says
Hoy Did Not Apply for AssiHtnncc.

iCOnnu1. .Gcnern to IltO DE JancirO says
Hoy DID Not Apply for Assistnncc.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, December 99.-The
story from Pittsburg concerning How
ard RAY, aged fourteen years, who
said Ills home was in San francisco
and that he was shanghaicd at Nor
folk, Va, by a British vessel and cnr-
rlcd TO Rio dc 1anelro. Brazil. where
his appeal for aid to the United States
consul at that place was not needed,
was shown by the Associated Presa
Flo de Janeiro. WHO passed through
Springfield. Iii, 10 Nashville. Tenn.,
preparatory to returning to his post
after leave OF absence.
Concerning the story OF Ray the
-consnl-gencial said that while there
were on an average about 400 appIi.
cations for relief a year at the Rio
consulate, he was positive that no such
Ray. was presented before his departure
from Brazil on October 18th.
1T is possible that such case has
come up since that time" he said, but
in such event 7 am sure that It has
policy OF the Office that every de-
serving case should be taken care of
even AT personal expense to ourselves
have no doubt but that Ray, II he
applied for relief and deserved It. has
been maintained at the personal bounty
of the men he complains of
consul-General Anderson called at
tention to the fact that all such cases
az that OF Ray could not be relieved
at government expense. unless the un-
fortunate person comes from an Amer
an American seaman" in which cate
he been able to prove his American
citizenship. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
OPENING DRUCE GRAVE
Court Destrcs to Know Whether or Not
. It Contains body or roll OF Lend.

Court Desires tO Know Whether or Not
IT Contains Holy or Roll of Lead.
LONDON. December se,-The work
OF opening the grave OF Thomas Charles
Drnce. In High Gate Cemetery, to de-
,termine primarily whether the coffin
contains the body of man or. as has
been asserted. roll OF sheet lead
weighing some zoo pounds. was begun
to-day. Incidentally. tile clearing TIP
OF the mystery will help materially the
progress OF the famous Druce case.
The three-ton monument which
marks the resting place OF the Druce
family was removed by score OF
workmen, who were protected from
public observation by shed which
lad been erected around the burial
place. Within the shed electric lights
were Installed. SO that operations might
proceed without interruption.
All OF those In attendance at the
opening OF the grave and the coffin
have been sworn to secrecy. so that the
result OF the Investigations will not be
known until the experts give evidence
at the police court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
Who i. the Heir.

Herbert Drucs. the defendant In the
now famous case, Is charged with COM
mitting perjury by swearing that his
father. Thomas Charles Druce OF the
Baker Street Bazaar. died December 2S,
1854, and that he saw the dead body
placed In a coffin and buried in High
Gate Cemetery.
Fills nephew. George Hollamby Druce.
declares that this must be untrue be-
cause i. G. Druce was In fact the Fifth
DUKE OF Portland, who lived until 1879.
Ihat being so, George Hollamby Druce
claims that he himself, being the Sc !.
Nor descendant in the male line. is
now the rishtful heir OF the Portland
dukedom and to certain rich estates,
the income OF which is placed at sl.5O0.-
900 year. now held by Lord Howard
De Walden. The opening OF the
grave. however. will not give conclu-
sive proof OF the claim OF George Hoi-
larby Druce.
The Fifth Duke Of Portland and a
man known as Thomas Charles Druce
have been declared to be one anu the
same person by about one dozen wit
nesses, but particularly by Robert G.
Caldwell, OF New York, who testified
Mt length and In detail to this cffcc.
during the present trial. Caldwell left
London for New York the middle of De.
cember. Upon his arrival he was ar
rested at the request of the British
authorities on a charge of perjury
He Is now Ill at his home on Staten
Island. Should he be brought to trial
the evidence obtained from the open.
ing OF the coffin would do much Ia
convict or clear him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
Pacific FLEET
SAILS FOR RIO
Great Crowds Gather to
Get the Last View Of
the War Ships.
WILL REACH BRAZIL
ON JANUARY 10TH
People and Press Of Port of Spain
Praise the Behavior Of the
American Seamcn, and
Especially Compli-
mcnt Admiral
Evans.

PORT or SPAN. TRINIDAD. De-
cember 29.--The American battleship
fleet weighed anchor at o'clock this
afternoon and steamed for Rio ia
nairo. Early this morning the signal
went up from Rcar-Admlral F;vans's
flagship Connecticut to prepare for
departure at 8 A. NJ, but owing to a
delay In the clearing OF the battleship
Maine, 1t was necessary to change tho
time OF sailing.
Thousands of residents and citizens
climbed tho surrounding hills to view
the great white ships ms they moved
outward on their Journey OF 1900 miles
and more, while boat.loads OF exc
cursionists went to the small islands
In the Gulf and others to the floating
dock to catch the last glimpse OF the
ships that were SO royalty welcomed
almost a week ago.
The fleet presented magnificent
appearance as 1t steamed out In four
columns. with the supply ships trail
ing. a distance of 400 yards separating
one vessel from another. With the
Connecticut In the lead the battle
ships headed for the Bocas, and steam
Cd majcsticaily through the Grand
Boca, and thence along the northern
coast OF Trinidad. An average OF from
ten to eleven knots an hour kept up
will carry the fleet TO the end OF the
second lap of the 1900 mile journey
In about twelve days. and IL was an
nonnced by Admiral Evans before his
departure that he expected TO reach
Rio Janeiro on Friday evening Janu-
ary 10th.
During the week OF their visit here
the American officers and men received
every courtesy at the hands OF the
residents. The newspapers here and
the residents are unsparins in thei,
praise of the exemplary behavior Of
the men, and the papers compliment
Admiral Evans in the warmest terms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
MUST WEAR MASK FOR LIFE
Sues Her Employers for S:l0.OOO 10
Disfgurcmcnt BY Fire.

Sue. Her Employer. for s5o.OOO for
DisfiRurclncnt by Fire.
PROVIDENCE. December 29.--Com-
PEELED to wear a mask the rest of
her life when in public to hide the
terrible disfigurement Of her once
'comely features. due to a fire. Maria
Viera, of Taunton. has brought suit
against the Taunton Dye Works and
Bleachery Company, her former en-
ployers. for $4,000 damages.
Miss viera.Ewas employed last spring
near some oily waste. which suddenls.
caught fire. the blaze communicating
itself to the light Factory dresses which
the girls wore. Her companion was
so badly burned that she died. and
Miss Viers fingered for weeks between
life and death. Her hair was burned
entirely OFF. and tts3roots were killed.
The skin on her face peeled off, and
In It's place appeared n parchment-like,
wrinkled skin, which gives her face
a horribly grotesque appearance. Her
afflIction has reduced the once healthy
girl to q physical and nervous wreck
she asserts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
Governor Sparks. mt Request of Pres
dent, VIII Call Extra Session. J.

Governor Spnrl<s. mt Request of Prcst-
dent, Will Call Extra Session.
RENO, NEy., December ga spe-
cial session of the Nevada Legislature
will be called tomorrow by Governor
John Sparks. The Governor said to-
night that he will issue the proclama-
,ion in the morning and that the date
of 5convening-the Legislature will prob
ably he January 1ith.
The call will be made at the request
of President Roosevelt, who has noti-
fled Nevada 8 Governor that such ac-
ton must be taken or theltroops now
stationed at Goldfleld will be removed.
Notification of the decision to as
semble the Legislature has been trans
mitted to Washington. County Com:
missioner Rosenthal, OF Goldffeld
whose resignation has been requested
by Governor Sparks, has refused to
yacato his office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
'THAW TRIAL SET
FOR NEXT monday. |:
The Defence Will be the
Same as During the
Last Trial.
u UJNVVR.ITTEN LAW
is ABANDONED.
Counsel for Accused Will Claim
Prisoner Was Insane at the
Time He Killed Stanford
White. but That He Is
Now Sane. and
ShouldBe Free.

| NEW YORK. December 23.-One
week from Tomorrow Harry x. Thaw
will be called "a second time before a
jury to make his defense to the charge
OF having murdered Stanford White.
There have been several postponements
OF the date Of the second hearing OF
this noted case. but 1t is said now
there will be no further delay. 1t is
announced that Mrs. William Thaw,
mother OF the defendant. is expected
in ths city by next Saturday Other
members OF the family circle. including
Mrs. George Carnegie. Harry Thaw's
SITTER, and Josiah and Edward Thaw,
! Ills brothers. are also expected to reach
he city during the week. The Count
ess OF Yarmouth, the defendants sis-
/ ter. is at present in England, and is
no. expected to attend the second trial.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, who has
lbeen daily visitor at the Tombs ever
since the first Thaw jury disagreed.
will, OF course, be one OF the first
arrivals In the courtroom on Monday
/ next.
| Dcrenxc the Same.
| There have been many rumors as to
| the plans of the defense for the second
| hearing Of the case, and 1t has been
}prcdictcd tnat an entirely new line of
faction Will be followed. 1T can be
authorita lively stated. however. that
the defense will again be the same:
that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will again
| relate her story to the jury, and that
| an imposing array of expert aiienists
will again undertake to establish the
l b, I,o s,eo ka
4 time he killed Stanford White on Madi-
| son Square Roof Garden. but has so
/ fan recovered his mental balance since
| that time as 10 be no longer a menace
| To the community, and therefore is en-
/ titled to freedom This theory was
lIexpounded at length during the first
trial, but after the tnking OF much
lexpert testimony and after lunacy
1 commission had declared Thaw sane
at the present time, the plea3of tenn
IpGrary insanity was practically aban-
Dolphin NJ. Delmas the California at
| tcrney, who made an almost direct ap-
peal to the co-called .'unwritten law
No unwrittcn Law.
In the coming trial. 1t is declared,
there will be no mention made Of a
higher or unwritten law, but the de.
fcnse will adhere strictly to plea OF
ilegal insanity at the time the act
was committed. There were mistakes
made at the first trial which twill be
1.-THE attempt of Thaw's attorney stu
diously to avoid during his second
i hearing.
In THE export testimony. for instance
A they have been able to separate the
/ wheat from the lchaff. and will only
offer that which proved most effective
Iberore and having once felt the sting
/ of Distrc. Attorney Jerome's sktlfu'
cross examination on all phases of dis