The Mena weekly star., 1907-02-14
|EINTSNu SHOWS FEAR
..,,m.nt Said to Order $50, ,00o
 n.voted to Prosecution of His Assassin.
|un1Hfs EFFORT TO PUT II IN EVIDENCE
...,,.v pelmas Will Try to Get the '.r noour..nt Before the Jury on Mon- ssv-some Of Its Provisions--Jur.
 cbafe Under Restrsint--White's Friends Are Active.

xo., York. Feb. 10.-lt is expected
 hal MT. Delmas Will make a vigorous
 M ssar, m Monday to introduce Thaw's
 ,uI m ,p evidence. It is believed to be
 ,ropely relied upon to show the ef-
 act mon Thaw of the stories related
 him by Evelyn Nesbit. It Is said
 have been written on loose sheets
 of paper, partly typewritten and part
 r ;n handwriting, with many inter lneatons.
 According to a report Saturday the
 u;ll is expected to show that ThaW
 t,ored assassination and it is stated
 ,bat in it he ordered the sum of S5O,- mo be devoted to the prosecution of
 bis assassin, or the investigation of h;s anticipated assassination.
 other provisions are one setting aside a fund of s75,0o0 for the care of women whom he believed to have suffered through Stanford White. The names of these women are re- ported to be given in the will. It is i also reported that the will contains proyision for the education Of How ard Nesbit. Mrs. Thaw's brother, and that an allowance was made for the care of Evelyn's mother during her life. The income from the re- mainder Of the estate was bequeathed to Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. The Thaw win was dated April I, 1905.
 Counsel for Thaw Saturday not only declined to make public the text of inc will but declared the alleged pro visions of it made public were inac- curate.
 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw visited her husband in the Tombs Saturday, ac- companied by A. R. Peabody and John E. Gleason of Thaw's counsel. The four had a long conference in the counsel room of the prison. Mrs. Thaw appeared to be in high spirits and her husband also seemed to be in pleasant mood. He would not discuss the progress of the trial, however
 Some of the jurors are beginning to chafe under the close restraint in which they are held. They are denied practically every liberty and are permitted to leave the hotel for exercise only when all l2 wish to go, Then they are taken out under close guard. This condition resulted Saturday in what developed into rather an unpleasant disagreement between the l2 men About half the number wanted to go out for a walk during the forenoon, as they missed the usual walk down to the criminal courts building The others had no desire to go out. They were weary as result of the trying days in court and preferred to lounge around in the hotel A lengthy. conference and much argument brought no result and then the men who wanted to go out appealed to the officer in charge. He told them that he was poweress- He could not permit the men to leave the hot'l unless all of them went he told them.
 The report was published Saturday that large fund had been collected in this city to clear Stanford Whites reputation of the injury inflicted by the story of Evelyn Thaw.
 It was reported that lawyers had been engaged to go over Mrs. Thaw's testimony and to engage detectives 10 secure eyidenc to refute it, with the intention of giving the informa- ton so obtained to District Attorney Jerome. The story, however lacked confirmation.
 Another report declared that Harry fhaw will be put on the witness stand in his own behalf to testify that since his wife told him her story as related in court he has been visited oy visions which warned him that his wife's life was in danger from stanford White. This also was un- verified.