Evening journal., 1907-02-18

.rhaw dismissed the doctor and his
attorney" said Dr. Evans. "and that
ended taxingnotes.
In view Of the meagre character OF
his notes. DR. Evans said he would
have TO rely on his memory.
II may omit somo essential point
Or. Erans unsnariedly s1id
Jerome was up IN an instant with a
new demand for the notes, since Dr.
Evans admitted he might make such
omissions but after a wrangle he was
overrulcd
Recess was taken at i2.40 until 2
O'Clock when the admissioillty of the
Thaw win win he considered The
Judge will read a copy Of the win dur
ing recess.
The defense VIII attempt to introduce
only the eighth clause of the Will
whirh Is supposed 90 refer 10 the
legacy to Evelyn Neshit Thaw, and
Whites attempt 20 ruin young girls.
The witness said Ihaw was cour-
icous when made Tho first visit To- the
Tomhs Then he told In an Impressive
way OF the "rcstive eye the peculiar
nervous witches and the strange
stare" He gave demonstrations of am
these symptoms. lie said.
"Thaw said my eye was that Of "a
sane man; that IL was unlike the eye
of Dr. Hamilton, which Indicated in-
sanity
"Then he told me that the firm Of
attorneys Of Black. Olcott, Grubcr and
B0nyngo was in conspiracy with
Jerome 90 railroad him to % nasylum.
"Its all rot. said Thaw; they are
Whites friends and they are trying To
get me In a madhouse through enmity.
It's all rot. Certainly they arc capable
OF IT. They are Whites friends.
A visit from Mrs. William Thaw, the
prisoners mother, and Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw, his wife. interrupted this visit.
After greeting them and presenting
them TO Dr. Evans, Thaw excused him
self from them and returned 20 the
doctor, saying he could give him a few
minutes more.
Exposed White.
"Then." continued the witness,
Thaw launched into an attack on STAN
ford White. telling OF the women White
lruined and the harm he had done Ia
innocent girls IN New York, declaring
White failed 10 receive amy punish-
lment for his crimes. Thaw did not
realize in any way that ho was in
trouble. nor did be seem to weigh tho
/ fact that he was In prison and ace
cused of crime considered this a
significant fact under the circum-
stances"
"Ten in dotail in q general way
fsfr... r.fT .hrtrN Ntfan
ford White running girls continued
Judge Delmas.
HE mentioned no names to me at
the time" Dr Evans replied 20 the
prompting. "but he told me Stanford
white had druggcd and seduced O
great number OF young women inno-
cent. pure-bodied, pure-minded, inno-
cent girls IN New York. Now. these
people and the lawyers employed by
me who have been paid are scheminl
with Whites influential friends to keeI
the matter away from the public"
DR. Evans said his next visit e
Thaw was on August 2t with Dr, Wag-
ner and Attorney Hartridge.
"Thaw had the same wild stare anC
excited manner" said the witness
"rhaw said This man, the dead man
the creature, beast, blackguard-l die
not ant 10 shoot him, TO kin him;
wanted him to suffer the humiliation
of publicity. This vile creature de.
vourlng the daughters OF Americans
Il was Providence tried 20 save him
1 went TO ComstoclS. but he only mad
promises ! went 20 Jerome and h
said there was nothing in e. Tho de
tectives would not give me any aid
wanted. They were AN in "a hurry &
prevent me from making these thing
lpublic.'
Then he told OF Whites outragcs
land said he used wines and drugs t'
take away the reason of girls whom
ne abducted and seduced. lie sal,
White also sometimes used physioa
lfurcc
IL asked him why he carried a pis
tol, and no said
Roger oMara. n high police ofn
lcial Of Pittsburg. advised me to carr!
one because thugs hired by Whit
would try TO get me into street quar-
rels.'
He then told Of his parting after tn
second visit
DELMAS WILL