The evening world., 1907-02-27
Jerome .lries to Prove
that Ihaw Threat
ened His Wife.
SHE POSITIVELY DENIES.
a Conflict of Wits Marks the
Days Examination of
"a Medical Expert.
SHE POSITIVELY DENIES.

IA Medical Expert.
fornia attorney said he Thought ne
/ muuld get II ali IN this week.
| The Dlstr!ct-Attornoy then told DR..
/ BfHgamoh TINT nc desired htm to res
1in New York mex, Monday, when he
wished to use him a. a witness sor thn
people.
7i4nst1ibd OF aucstfUning uis doctor. tfiHt
I he will make every legal effort TO prove
/ that the sitssrttsnt Is insane i,ots.ss-gs,,
/ That the defendant Is victim OF
hereditary INSANITY, th.a the disnaso
twas In the blood and had never been
: ! and EonII -hexer he sradicatc.l. WAS the
theory assumed by the pistrtct-Attor-'
ney in cross-examinibg the Thaw fam
! ily physician. He WAS limited. however.
no rather sTIs ssFs sag -ot=ttsz@iseretttt-s
AIRY insanity idea. But he will be- able
| TO elaborate tile theory when he calls
tho physician as HIS own witness.
The Exaggerated Ego"
After making cle.r his intention to
have Harry Thnw declared luh.dc II
| he possibly can. Mr.. Jerome asked
WAS there anything about the CON
duct OF Mr.. Thaw that suggested 'ex-
aggcrated eso7," asked the District-
Attorney. dwelling sarcaaticaily upon
the last two tords OF tho sentence.
- W riit. - ,,4a-aceui- 10 hold himself
a, pretty hicn estesm."a answered the
llla-.iae,or..sNlth lisi n suspsc cion Of
:rltl- smile working Mt the corners of hia
mouth,
Ibid he seem deeply concerned with
fc1r of pnrumonia7' p
: ''He seemed 10 h&ays me notion
,bnt tnrs NJ d irtitle nt thu prison were
de,ihcrating forcing cold air into his
cell. He seemed t, attach sinister
-tr,.,tiSe-t -ta-+ nlr-ac tinnE--Ha- -nnde II
remark. TO me regarding the fear OF
pneumonia In nad!a.ely after DR.. Me-
Guire. III. prison physician, passed hiz
celi..",-.
did YOU ever communicates to Mr..
Hartr'r,tre any facts regarding the
family history OF this prisoner which
-Aap. not hcen,~Atnught out here by
III" dcfensc7
Before DR.. Bingamon could answer
Del:nas objected. Without waiting. TO
hear any rr~unsent from the District
Attorney. JusttSa FttzSrr1td saz.ainett, =
the objection. The rulings OF the Court
had bcasn going heavily against Jerome
In the examination OF DR.. Bingnmen
He had been orerruled four times ON
important points in less than an hour
Dr. sEsasns- -Aaain on the Grill
When -BtHgdm1h Wag excused Dr.
Rritton- D.. Eyana.- aupcrtntentent Of.
me Morris PtHins Asylum. vas recalled
TO the stand FOR the .thIt.i time to un-s
isEga saaaEe ssns.' 4=EsZs4stsxalnina~ss
iion. 'r,-
Sir. Jerome asked smillngly II Dr.
Evans had not graduated from tho
same INSTITUTION wHsnce Or. WHEY,
whom jerome called Evans's colleague.
Fnd graduated atiessSr.aaz the hr.sZ
suffered so badly. Mt Jrrufuets hands.
Evans said he thought that he and
" tssft= Basrsr seties
"DId you gather any Information on
brni ndLseases from DR. wtley.s eYt.[----
dence7"
IT ffAs rs rlsa:z54ta AKA, tn Ia; = -
smile. eDlmas cSiccted aad was sus-
tnined 80 that The expert didn't have
10 answer.
The audience wr!E6.ed In sleetui an
a the prosper Of the cross
tns t&swardseitrnTir, was known TO
atsitite and fsr-1rfs
long ago proved that he could take
care OF himself in a Nsklrm.sh OF wits,
4 question OF whether Evans had ever
been ccnnected with the same inst.tu-
ton as DIR. WHEY was ruled ont.
Evans and ltrerue at Play.
Dr, Evans was made to shy that.
though he had Just taken rost-sradu.