The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

OF John H. Moore, Tell ueao tnls morn
inc at her home In Summerville She
Is survived bv her husband, two sops,
her parents, Capt and Mrs Il. L. Pow
cry and three sisters. Mrs Moore was
a member OF the Cecelian quartette, a
we'll known musical organization
low the case that the Jurors memories
needed refreshing and that they should
ask 10 have much of the testimony
read TO II again.
Thaw was visited by his mother. his
wife, the Countess OF Yarmouth and
Mrs. Carnegie. All OF the ladies seem
ed TO greatly feel the strain Of their
long walt for some definite news from
the Jury.
Much sympathy was expressed for
them on all sides. The prisoner moth.
er appeared entirely worn out as she
went 20 cheer her son after dinner.
She found him stlll smiling and conf
dent.
| When Harry Thaw was called to the
bar he entered. carrying a huge bundle
under his left arm. IL was wrapped In
manila paper aud well tied up Some
person said the package contained
many OF Thaw's effects brought from
his cell In the Tombs. The prisoner
was confident and smiling and stopped
TO chat a moment with his mother and
wife before proceeding to his seat at
the counsel table.
''The jury. AZ ! understand II" said
Justice Fitzgerald. desires 20 have
read again some portion Of the courts
charge relating 10 the testimony %
Drs. Evans and Wagner and others
After wrnngllng through all OF the
night In the stuny little conference
room AZ tho criminal courts building.
with only hard chairs and one long
table provided for their comfort. the
jurors wanted 10 hear again the cvi.
dence Of numerous eyewItncsses q the
tragedy
The delay In reaching a verdict
while not unexpected. was trying 10
both prosecution aud defense. though
each side sought Ia extinct comfort
from the situation. Rumors aud con.
lectures n To the probable verdict MI
ed the courthouse aud the adjacent
streets. one rumor apparently rs good
as another.
After celebrating FOR more than
seventeen hours without being able o.
reach an agreement. the jury reported
before Justice Fitzgerald aud asked
permission 10 examine a large number
Of the exhibits introduced during the
trial aud also asked Ia have read 10
them the testimony 81 several OF the
eycwIinesses a. the tragedy
Among the exhibits called for were
the letters which Harry Thaw wrote
~ Attorney Longfeliow shortly after II
i alleged that Evelyn Ncsblt told him
In Paris the story ~ her relations with
Stanford White aud the will aud codicil
which Thaw executed the nlght of his
marriage Ia Piitsbtug on April 4. 1906
The letter. and will were introduced
by the defense o. show the mental
storm which II l. claimed was brought
upon the defendant by the narrative
the glrl related
The Jury also asked for Thaw's let.
ter a. Anih"ny Comstock. the two hy
poihetical questions and the diagram
~ Madison Suuan. roof garden ~ u
was the night Thaw killed white.
This diagram was held up before them
~ the court stenognphcr read from the
official record 81 the testimony the evl.
dencc given by James Cllnch Smith.
broiherln.law 81 stanford White. 90
whom Thaw talked for more than hair
an hour the night 81 the tragedy. aud
The evidence Of Mycr Cohen. the music
publisher whom Mr.. Dclmas had quoted
In his summing NJ address a. saying
that Thnw after he had sent stanford
White to death stood with his arms
outstrriched making the Sign Of the
cross In indicate that he felt he was
'hc dlvIncly appointed executioner or
white
The next witness whose testimony
the Jury desired 10 hear again was that
Of Henry \. Plalse. n companion of Co
hen. Then followed the evidence Of
Paul Bruds. the fireman who disarmed
Thaw. aud Warren Paxton. the cngi.
nccr on the garden.
Then the Jury asked 10 hear again
the Testimony n the doorman ON duty
NJ the Tcnderloln precinct police sta.
ton the night ~ Thnw's arrest aud
who gave testimony Ms 70 the defend.
mt claiming 10 hear the voices of
/ young girls.
.iurpr Oscar 4. Pink. who undnuht.
edly was IN very bad share DELAYED
the reading N The Testimony tn Tie
| jury by asking permission 10 retire Tor
fow minutes. fio totiercd from the
room. accompanied by nm officer and
seemed near n collapse. After an alb
sencc N five minutes be resumed his
place IN the Jury box. looking very pale
aud tired.
Then tho Jury asked 10 hayo read 10
u tho testimony ~ Evelyn Ncsblt
Thaw 10 Tar as Il related 10 tho shoot.
Ing tho testimony OF Thomns McCalcb
as 70 whore the party was sitting on
tho roof garden and the testimony of
DR.. Allan Mclnne Hamilton NJ far as
Il was allowed before the jury.