The evening world., 1907-03-05
JEROME REBEWS
EFFORT TO Trap
FHAWs EXPERT.

Tho prosecutor began to-day by read
ing from DR.. Wagner's examination-in
chief the witnesss description OF Q
brain storm This he coupled with q
citation OF kratft- Ebins's famous work
OF the case or n woman who had aim.
ilar manifestation. Wagner had STATED
that he onca treated nm attack much
Ike the woman.
that In your cnse you noticed promp,
recovery In a few days., --...-.---
Yes. The woman promptly rccov-
erred, without having tho sllgh,ea,
knowledge OF what had happened.
Can you point 10 case In which a
brain storm appeared and pasted away
within ten minutraf"
enc, don't think can"
ROW then. let us return 70 Afr.
De,mas'a Hypothetical question. about
which we taiked yesterday At sach
length. You have s.ated that you be-
iieve the defendant knew he waa carry
Ing a iesaea revolver when HE eyes
first turned upon Stanford winter
..fie probubty knew ire person no was
looking al was Stanford White,
ecvs -as,sthins Il, the ssAstseal
question show brain storm r.
"A great rnaty th!ngs indicate -.
fasi eia tsat sstT; tie shese s & paSle place il
tho presence OF his own wife and his
IFE1snds I. exsrasrdinarg t.aa ssnesff,ah I
ea,satssn ,s with Win % she stntssnent @ fhat Tho
hlaMs slnd tsfrsatrns3 h,s itfs.
Il all leads me to believe. Mr., Thaw
had what DR.. Erahs has called 'sain
a . ~ .
's.Tne killing. then. OF man who ,waa
helpless md unarmed-a man tor wnom
hs s enisrtao IS sosl assa,s svs shs
Yes. but you 40 not include In your
Interrogation all the facts that were
question:
He Saw the Trap.
Jerome undertook 10. quote from the
hypothetical quecsion. hut he dettlN In
cl.ided these- -Hnrda- of -hia- oLHrn And
who killed the man at the nrst oppor-
,unity he had to attack MIN with I'M
,Jt;Ig5:s gag3isE datsst1d ttss lHiak
and declined a=iiHaAFt,ilsa=:f Ans Ser
uhr1f JEroms eliminated It ard restored
the Hypothetical question to Its original
Dciaias also objected .inphaticaIly
to the Introduction by Jerome OF
Jerome's own conclusions and deduc-
had been heard from to-day. Justice
Fitzgerald promptly ntistnined him,
rrissfeet fan-zJ sgsass -sssa.s4aSunHi ihss
TINT had been very courteous ana con-
slderate In his cr0ss-e8pminatlon OF
Wagner. AT tines becoming almost
intimate in hts manner, tired to frama
question or his own In which no
soagff 10 make the wttneas admit by
Inference II not by worda. that Thaw
had never before had an opportunity
tu attack iThits @E.t Immunity and
ilapuntty5 Again Rslnrhs halted httn
and called upon hllp TO point out the
G1istnncn- OF anS aucha testimnnY On the
,.Thnt point Il not In evidrnct,v said
t-fetffrsas EssoH The contrary Ii has
been shown mat Tha& nGd met wfiitR
face to face before"
''WiIl you point out what time before
Iune L. when he could hare--~kfllei
White with impunity7'' Answered Je-
bat Justice Fitzxernh sustained the
lawyer Tor the defense. and Jerome rad
10 modify his Question. Then Wagner
snId:
II helievs Thnw was so intensely az.
Erieven that tho brain storm wa
brought on Rna lntensifed BY the sud.
den encounter with whfta."
Intensified by Brain Storm.
Would the intensity OF the motiys o,
impulse TO lull BIO intensified by the
brain storm ~