Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-02-06
THAVI JURY FL Cd.
Twelve Men seeurga slser 81 81
Much D elay
INSANITY MAY BE q
Length and Breadth Of iShes ssna to to
Be Covered by Mr.. Jeromss; /; { q us Us
Opening Address for Iles sseH9.: assel-
ton Not Disclosed, bnts .ssEE1t s,saHat-s
ic Recital is Expected 81; {. :

New York; Special BY . q =
Harry K. Thaw for tlias kalTag :.'t: ct
Stanford White began dsstI 4 and5
promises to run f6f d !s's ssb of. 5y7i.
time. :js;ss3 gs IS
There was but a slrlsI Iss 5 ,alss1a1 9 Sanl5 =
chair in the ThaW jury s' tSsa7ya:l hen,
court adjourned and 1eetea. !,
that District ATTORNEY 81 sssss sssaylli 81 y
begin his opening address q rom
pleted jury. Then the te = ms ,sS
wife and the members Gllly Z.
who are able to be sfllst y s..
listen to the story Of tie sas 81 S garden. q
tragedy, told in all ita5sdl9Esang sse Sde-
tail and as impressiyel as 5sss3sEl IN z;
the power Of the prosa ~ ger
to portray it. is sss @ s;s:; :, ,, y
The length and breed the the
ground has not been dlss sss t!sti
how far back he3lWil se gig, the :
history Of the princip ss ss.sl.1:l:. 81 Ia.
nous case no one sbif M SIs III lsaonle. me
knows. He has not plan.
Of lis opening address q ne,
though it has been intin a s9 OIL;
lively that the direct . s.ses M the ne
prosecution will be- ofst ssslefest
possible character, dealing a WITH
the incidents leading 55s.lSl 2 II u;
inc and the story OF u
self as seen by eye-wits tsesssssss ne OF ?,
two witnesses may eSlleesaafal esa "a the
alleged motive for the 4 ssl re- re-
mains for the defenss SIP ~ the
way to testimony which, do
with any relations wlns ssaa5 9 ;'E have e
existed between Stanfo ore and
Evelyn Nesbit prior sssylrg
of the architect. , 81
A Plea of Insanis
The manner iii whiel g Hshss ii IS 5: at
torneys continued to GwFel sleess the
subject of insanity in ssl a.
ton of various talesnis sns TO
indicated that plea IN m
sanity, which would 5be de-
tense, will eventually toe; 81, b
developing the claim was a $
insane at the time of the ls:
defendants atorne eys ,sSll 2
such details as they 3I ons. p.
er believe will sinfuen ii athA
Il OF the men who ma si q dee
fined belief 1inst he aSiYrlt:
ten IaNss ;sS;s:s
tFllefe is nue -. = {, 9
ayb0t course Mr. s g
sif T4lass' counsel iop
their plea Of ten Il
i; prepared to combat their l!sspists,
out there is possibil liss may
bring the proceedings ~ al ,i'upt
halt and apply for the Zap pun tfment
OF commission to decide whether or
not the. defendant is insane at the
present time. Or he may LET the mat
term be fought out in open court, ex-
pert for expert. Inzthat event the
trial viii drag out to great length,
Suit Against the Thaws.
New York, Special Suit has been
begun by Dr.. Charles Dana, alienist
called into the Thaw case when the
defense was in the hands Of VIM. K.
Olcott, against Harry ThawI and his
mother, for $1,000 for professional
service, which he says he has been un-
able to collect. Dana's lawyer, who
says the services consisted OF consul
tations as an expert for the defense,
and an examination Of Thaw in the
Tombs, will move to have the ease
called at all early date. Thaw's pres
ent lawyers contest thesclaim.
The Jury Completed.
The Thaw jury was completed at
4:37 p. m., by the acceptance of Ber-
nord Gerstman, 36 years old, married
from the jury, however, all tales,
man not yet examined have been or
dered to report in court Monday
morning.
The jury, as completed, follows:
FoiIeman, Deming B. Smith, So
retired manufacturer, married.
No. 2, George Pfaf, "a "a hardware
married.
No. 3, Chales H. Feicke, 45, ship.
ping agent, married.
No. 4, Oscar A. Pink, 46, sales
man, married.
No. 5, Henry G. Harney, 50, pianos
married.
No. 6, Harry C. Brearley, 35, ad.
vertising agent, married.
No. z, Malcolm Fraser, 40, sales.
man, married.
No. s, Charles D. Newton, 65, re.
tired railway official, married.
No. 9, Wilbur S. Steele, go, manu-
facturer, married. .
No. 10, John S. Dennee, 49,, rail
way freight agent, married.
No. II, Joseph B. Bolton, 81, clerk
married.
No. l2, Bernard Gresham, 36
nnonuf.oturer,c aoent. married.