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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
THIRSTY SQUAD
ARRESTED

Twenty thirsty ones who went
from Seattle tu Georgetown TO "A.
auage their thirut partook too lib
orally OF the ilbationa sold In that
place and we're arrested on charge
OF being drunk and disorderiy
Practically all of them were
found guilty this morning and
Georgetown feaped handsome IT.
lie revenue from the fines. Some
OF the unfortunate inebriatea were
also given jail sentences and will
have 70 do time ia addition 20
paying ont hard earned raah IN
finea.
The drunk and alrordefiy casea
were al heard before Police Magic.
trate Cory, who disposed Of the
batch Of discons0lste humanity be
fore him IN record time,
The unusual influx o. prisoners
taxed 0eorgetown'a Jail capacity 70
itH utmost aaa tor while there
waa eonsa danger that there would
not be enough seiis TO accommodate
all those taken into custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
WOMAN IS RUN
DOWN BY AUTO

Mrs. J. smeama. s1s Queen Anne
ay.. was seriously injured aud mar.
fowly escaped death yesterday aft.
eruoon BY being run down by an
automobile driven BY Rudolph Gem.
ct. manager Of the bottlIng depart.
nent Of the Seattle Brewing q
Mating company. Mrs. smeama
was crossing the steet on First av..
with II. Totten when Semet ap.
peared In hts auto, going down
Flrst av. at a rate said 10 be In ex.
cess Of the speed limit Mrs.
ameama was Knocked down and
run over.
Patrolman .1uhn Witnessed the
accident and Immediately arrested
gemet, who was released from
headquarters on his personal recog.
nlzances
Mrs. smeama's clothes were torn
and her face was badly lacerated.
She was removed 70 the Wayside
Emergency hospital, where her IA.
iuries we're found not to be dan
gerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

tsssstts stars Esstusivs esevseetf
NEW YORK. Feb. is--lmmefl.
stuly after Evelyn Neebls Thar
gave her sensational testimony be-
fore the jury that II to dstermlne
the fate OF her husband. Atty. Je.
rome sent detectives On the trail ~
q nnmhuE az chorus slfi aeQealHtf
ancea OF the former actress.
II In the lntentlon OF the district
attorney to use their testimony "a
break the effect u some Of the ssns
aationai Statements made b. Eve
tyn Thaw - regards her former 70.
lationa with Stamford White.
Three af the chorus ssfiH ~ere
arrested Friday Miss Fursythr and
aiaa csine are stsll being searched
for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
CAUGHT SELLING cicAReTs
TO A YOUNG BOY

Ma Sins. Chinese restaurant
keeper. was arrested by Detective
Corbett and officer Ketehum this
morning for selling cigarets 70 min.
ors Earl chimer vac caught smek.
ing a clsaset By the two officers
and. when questioned. took the of
ficera 20 the restaurant at Third
and Union st. where he said he
purchased them. Cash ball Of $50
was put up to secure his appear
Hnce IN court tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

olympia. wash. Sch Is State
- Commissioner Ross drew fret
zee d ~ investigation into the
azasEicn of kls office shla moFuixn.
pAsz he alsproyed several of the
tIzxzzssozs IN eheFge No | In the
sssesagicn callsng for tha lnveasi-
pslcn. He showed BY the office
kiza IA The timber I'm afestion
- ct appraised twice - charged.
~ ~ appraised b. him ~
esxsf but ~ tha state land com
ktz4,0n TIE land VAS not sold a.
A>fxed. BAT enly the titnher on IL
~ timber uas not sold 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
NEW GAME BILLS
ME NOT LIKED

Nearly every sportsman In Seat
tle was present a. a hastily calles
meeting OF the Kins County Fish
and Game Protective association.
held saturday night in the office Of
+. r. Jenez, sss coiman block. to
protehi egatnni house btu No. s1s
and asnpte bni No. $40. as well as
sevurkl bthsr bulls.
ResulusieHs were adopted and 4
consnfttee will be appointed today
70 sfs e, Olympia to protest against
the passage of the bills.
These hfls are Tor the appoint
ment u a state fish and game COM
mission. and also provides for the
state to attend TO game presefva
ton. The local sportpmen desire
that each county attend 90 its own
game idNs and protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
Plans Are Believed to Have Been Made 10 Elect
Burnett to Bowens Place Tonight-Latter May
Supplant Crichton-Scott Calhoun Said to Favor
Change.

finance committed Is to be xiven 70
Bowen.
Burnett ~ill have then naming Of
ihs committees but the Inference ls
that he vii do 90 TO accordance
wlih the desires OF the nen who
have framed ap the new deal ~
howen IL not given the finance ruua.
inittee he will have TO be satisfied
~tth an mnfmportAni one. The only
other COMMITTEES not already held
By the comblne IL that cf licenses
and this James conway wants and
Il II understood viii get. Morfs.
son. the present head Of the ocsa.
suittae II % iose 4 anyway.
Only Slight Majority.
The men who have combined on
Burnett are. according to the beat
Information. Mullen. ON. Conway
Hevelie. Reynolds. Sawyer, zbInden
and Burnett This gives the gang
majority az but one aud the nitEht
margin II said TO be the reason for
the hasty action that has been de-.
cided upon. and which may come
this evening
The onIr thing II IL said that may
possibly deter the gang from taking
action this evening In the absence
from the city Of Corporation Coun.
sci Scott Calhoun. whose approval
they desire % set While Mr.. Cal
houn IL not eonsfdered IN any way
as directing the gangs movements
II IL thought by q number on the
outside that he e. inclined 10 give
them his support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
MANION Is NOT
A CROOK

In The star on Saturday after.
noon there appeared a statement
thai Martin Manion. who whM with
Mlaa Angelina Larson ~ the time
Christ Schroeder ehot himself on
Friday night, Nna well known 10
the police ~ = crook.
Thia statement. The Star learns.
was false Some one At police
headquarters confused the name of
Manion ~lsh thai Of someone else
who had been in trouble with the
police In thls city and gave the In.
corroct Information 10 the reporter
The Star haa learned that Mr.
Maninn bears a good reputation. Is
steady. Industrious man and IL
well and fasuFsbly known 10 q large
number Of people ia Seattle where
be has lived for the pAat eleven
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
SEVERAL CHARGES ARE
DISPROVED BY ROSS

Simpson Logging Co. as suggested.
bat 10 the Phoenix Logging Co. and
the timber vas aold AZ auction A.
ter being widely exploited Ia the
press az Il VAS appraised VERY low.
but only une bidder appeared.
Senator knicksrbocker admitted
Saturday TINT he did not aras the
resolution. end that the charges
were copied from The Times Rosm
declared that The exploitation Of
this case BY The Times at the tlaae
OF the sails would prove either IT
was poor advertising medium. or
else II lied about the price being too
Low. since no purchaser had Ap
peared 70 offer what The Times
claimed the timber VAS worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

That Charles n. Burnett IL 10 be
made president Of the city coan.
ell. 10 snpplant Dave Bowen. by
the clique whose members are Ecn.
orally looked upon as forming a
ring Ia the city couneii vas made
more apparent today than ever be.
fore. There vas haifbelisf
around city hall today that the coup
would come tonight. one month
ahead of the time when thu pres
ent composition Of the council
changes
This move IL said 70 have result
80 from exposures made In The
Star Of the movements OF the com.
blur.
Burnett Il is said I'D not know
that he had been chosen for tbs
position until IL had ell been nsss'
up Nor did Bowen have an ink
ling Of the trend Of thiaEs until the
compact had been entered into. He
said to-day all that be knees of II
was what he had read about II
Mr. Bowen said he Was there to
serve hia term out
Bowen Worries Gang.
Where To place bowen to m0iiifs
him for the losa. or discourteey, Of
taking tha presidency away from
him. vas the greatest worry the
gang tad. While II r. Hos known
to be a fact there II q hint that
DR.. Cfiehtou IL to be sacrificed and
that the chalrmanahip OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
ALASKA MINER
IS BELIEVED LOST

p g. Hanehman. cua Of the best
known mining men Of Alaska and
for the past seven months located
at Cordova. II believed to have been
drowned or else frozen 20 death
Baughman iefs Cordova three weeks
before the Pennsylvania sailed for
Seattle. 70 make \ trip to q small
island rs miIes from Cordoya. where
he had mining property. lie failed
70 fefurn and cordova citizens. &C.
eordlng TO officers Of the Pennsyi.
vauia. believe that hc either froxe
20 death during the severe cold
spell. OF was caught IN the ice floes
near the shore and drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

The Commercial photographers
union held meeting yesterday aft
efnoon at the Labor Temple and
discussed two things. the Increase
Ia wages and the reinstatement u
eight discharged men In Chicago
Talks were Kfyen on unions By
Thomas Mills. c. y. Randall and 5
r. Gloor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
OLD BUILDING
C0LLAPSES

via rpsr and a crash that vas
A4F1 for blocks fhe old coal afssd
Ne Seattle Gas company. which
- stnod a the eorusr of FIfth
= Z and Jackson ~. Aince 1891.
eAYss9 this moFnins. me tlmheFn
hshns retted away. ana The bulld-
~ f%A q ita own weight
Cesar retFae, : workman. was
- snlF sr1ploys In tlss building ef
= fifHss and he escaped iust IN the
- 4 Tine AZ portion II the roof
u - firing eoattails "a he emerK-
= fsem ne building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
cnuacn WILL HONOR
WASHINGTON

The neat regular meeting OF the
Presbyterian Sociological society
wiIi be held At the FirMt Preaby.
terrain church Friday. commencing
al 3 30 D M. This wili be tho first
opsn meeting of the year and ladies
vii be admitted as guests OF the
members Friday being the ami.
vafeaFy Of Washington birthday.
q program has been arranged A..
pruprtnte to the occaaion Judge
Dudley O. Wooten win deliver an
address and memorial paper win
be read BY Judge Joseph shipper
Several musical numbers win be
presented during the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
SEATTLE BOY KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK

The body of Haily oliver. killed
in a train wreck at LoYeloek. New.
few DAYS ago. arrived In Seattle
this morning and was taken In
charge by Bonney Watson. Funeral
services viii be held from the Lady
OF Our Good Help church at l
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment win be In Calvary cemetery
The deceased leaves q mother. Mrs
William Gibney. 6lI Yesler way
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
EXCLUSION BILL
IS ADOPTED

WARRINGTON. Feb, is-The
houss To-day adopted the amend
nient Ia tha immigration BIN pro-
Nidtnx for tho exclusion az Japan
eve coolies and all those not having
authorised passports from japan
Students viii be permitted 20 visit
this country fur the purpose Of at
tending American schools. Japan
sas. even az The better class. how
ever. must hAsa passports before
gaining mdFnittanea to the United
States IN the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
BIG JEWELRY ROBBERY
OCCURS AT CHEHALIS

BY the burglars. who entsrre
through a rear door. broke the dis
IN the combination lock aud Got 10
to the safe wtthoat using powder
A box ~ vnlaAble watches MI
found two blocks away where ~
burglars divided the plunder Ths
regular Waterman was III and sab
aflsute vas on duty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
SUPREME OFFICER WILL aE
INHERITANCE TOMORROW

Tnmorraw night at EaRies hall
the rs lodge. uf the rrasernal
Bfuthsrhood If Seattle and vicinity
will eAlswtaia the supreme vice
president % tho order. Mfa. Emma
n Neiilx. a E.as Angeles A large
class ~sil ks inassafasa at the close
~ the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
BUFFALO CHOSEN
tssrIpp. rsIsar.ph ssryIs..l

IaeTIpUN FHF9HFNpH uHFFFNNsT
CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE WON
ems National suffrage association
day elected Rsv. Anna shaw presi-
dent and Mrs. Mary sterrY. Of san
Francisco, second auditor. Buffalo
Vas chosen for the next convention
Il was decided 10 meet hereafter in
the autumn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
MORPHINE IN SOUP

senpps Ieleufa1h ssrvies.i
80 ANGELES. Feb. fa@in.
'nlns his wife That he was about
~ his last meal and inviting
e ~ AZ The table Nifh him. q
zkefield poured q quantity Of
spnlne into the soup of which he
~ pAftaking yesterday and died
49, atterWard Wakefield wns
-. s.ndent because Of failure TO
ny he liquor habit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
SHOULD LOWER
FREIGHT RATES

AAbINoN. VIA. Feb. sk.-0FsisF-
ing the rsilraaA pas-euRwr rates re-
faesd from ! 10 ~ esnta. the atats
commission to-day said the rfdue-
iion to J cents VIII cause tha pas
srnssr department. to opsrate at q
suas. which will result IN the main.
senanee az a hish freight rate. the
reduction &C which. tina eoannlssAssi
declares. Is of vastly greater inas
poFtanee than the reduction Of pas.
zenssr ratea.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
STEAMER LIsELEp.

steasaer Puritan. now WING At
r,elliaghAm. vas llbeied IL the fed
crai court this morning for tt.0ba.0e
by the Morrison Mil company. Of
that pIpce. me company alleges
that. through the eareiesHness Of
the crew Of the steamer, a raft Of
mill tetnpany last December was
lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
TEAS Is AFTER
OIL MAGHATE

fpHf WORTH. Tex. rsb. ia
governor 81 Texas has issued
fs41issfl9n upon TIE governor Of
'szeHFl for TIE person Of II clay
Hs president u the Waters
Mss On company, q criminal In
sHsnt having been returned at
si1 y connection with tha re-
''.sa9n of f'isree'e company TO
- fsSis Pthfas was scheduled to
ss senator Bailey and ar In
*<'lns cernnT1ttse of the Texas
s'el1iurt IN 1t. Louis this week.
- fsqsisiiion resulted IN calling
- Ne engagement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
FIRST DRY SUNDAY IN
QUARTER OF CENTURY
stststsstsssts,
AN APPRECIATION.


The star has received the ,
following letter from George ,
w tlhhetta. representative In ,
tire legislature from the lsea. ,
auah District
Olympia. Wash,
February IS, 1907.
Editor star
Seattle. Wash.
Have been reading your az. /
tlelss on fake mining com
panles and believe they will
do iots Of good. do hope
yeur bill slll become q Law.
Hastlly yours.
oeerae W. Tibbttts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
GANG WILL SACRIFICE
BOWEN AND CREIGHTON


An Important meeting ell ha
held In faa Plymouth church sufBcs.
row evening next 20 DISGUISE qass.
items ok moment 10 connection with
the rev rhureh The first part Of
the evenfnE viii be Of social M.
safm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

c4xHAt.Fs. Wash. Feb is-Hur.
~ h&t night hrvke into Robert
N5z1ers iaweiFy store and forced
- fafe They Haeafoa watches.
xuzsaA rings and brooches 10 the
pias Of tfs.aa Tools from 4
wfh4 ksAckHmEtk shop wefe used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

Both the mayor and chief Of 20,
lice have hecn Informed that II they
DO not proceed against the other
places the Liquor DEALERS aasocsa-
tion will institute proceedings
against the officials for maifeas.
aaee and try 10 force them to for.
fest their official positions.
both Mayor Moore and Mr.. wap.
penstein said that they would not
lose any sleep ever that matter. The
demand Was signed by President
Gan and Secretary Arthur Gerber.
81 the association. and by W. q.
King of the Butler. Charles Perry
Of the Rainisf Grand and X. A.
Murphy.
The mayor viii not rarats the or.
der BE gave 10 the police Saturday
afternoon. 20 close the saloons co
Sunday. aa long ~ the Law Is on
the statute books. aud Il Ia alnaost
equally certain that he viii not
procwed against the places which
the liquor men have specified Ia
their demands. unleNs . complaint
IL filed with the prosecuting attnr.
naY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
W0MAH'S SLAYERS
ARE ARRAIGHED

CHICAGO. Feb. fs-Leonard Leo
pold and Howard Nicholas. charged
with the murder ~ Margaret Leslie.
the actress. on October IS. were ar
falgnad today and remanded until
March II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
DAVIS ARRAIGAED

DANvif4I.Iz. III. F'rb. is--wiu J.
Davis. manager Of the froauois the
alter at the time II the fire IN Chi
cage. pleaded not guilty te the
charge q manssaashter this morn
ing. The trial was set for March &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
Attorneys Wrangle Over Leadership But Delmas
Opens for the Defense McPike Leaves Court Room
Experts Are on the Stand Again.

NEW YORK. Feb. is.~The
rumored trouble existing between
the attorneys for the defense Of
Harry K Thaw. as q result Of
which Il was alleged that Attorney
u. NJ Defines had decided 10 with.
draw has been patched up. and Del.
naa appeared In charge for the &c
fenHe this morning.
Deimaa took occasion 20 state
that the stories 20 the effect that
he did not consider himself tho
real leader fof the defense we're
absolutely false. a story also In
circulation 10 the effect that Henry
AefIke. Delmaa' partner. Ia an in.
terview, criticised several Of his AS.
aoeiatea aud members Of the prose.
cuiion. WAS vigorously denied by
that individual
Juror Bolton appeared Ia the jury
bon this morning. and stated bis
willingness 20 act a. . Juror
throughout the remaining days ~
the trial Mrs. Bolton WAS buried
Saturday.
Dr. nritton D. Evans WAS called
as the first witness for the defense
He will continue as before TO give
expert testimony relative 10 Thaw's
sanity.
DR.. Francis l.. Patton. former
president OF Princeton university.
attended court this morning He
wiil testify regarding certain let.
tern written him By Harry Thaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

Wagner subetantintee Evans tes-
tlsnany practically throughout He
said Thaw.a conception Of the whole
affair wne an insane deiuaion. lie
said II was his belief that Thaw was
completely insane at the time OF the
first twe visits o. the witness.
Delmas then said the defense
wished 20 present Thaw's viii. and
suggestea a recess. The Judge said
he would like 60 read the viii dur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

Edward DUFFY. bartender. was
arrested yesterday By Offewfn
Hrown and sfsief and kept At the
station house All night for violating
the mayors order. Duffy mlxes
drinks in saloon ON Main st. be.
tween Occidental and Seccna a.. q.
and the police ASSERT be sold drinks
at 10 90 oseinck last nixht.
Duffy denied his guilt strenuous.
Is. alleging that the place had ossiy
been opened To permit some friends
~ his 10 get a grip left there the
night before lie was released fizla
uaaFnlng en- bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
s,vors Order 0beyed to the Letter Angry Saloon
,,.uers Try to Force Moore to Issue General
Chasing Order but Mayor Declares He VIII Not
n Dictated To.

places other than saloons. and
friends u the mayor aay that he or.
aeFed the enforcement Of the law
two DAYS before that time IN order
10 allow the amendment 60 be pro.
poaed. In case anyone dealrus 20
take the matter ap
The liquor mon were exception
alls busy this morning. but euthiae
Of the call on tbs mayer. nothing
VAS dune of which the public Was
made aware
A meeting ~ the association waa
ealied Tor J Ueiock this afternoon.
James can. president Of the aann.
citation. declared further action
would be deferred until IL Was de.
seFmined what position the mayer
would take as to the rect Of the
places not exempt from the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY OF
HARRY THAW RESUMED
stsstttssttttt a
ABE RUFF ON TRIAL

\ BAN rnANc1aco. feb. Is 4
> The trial Of Abe Huef, on the 4
4 charge Of eKtoftlon. began to- 4
4 day. lie pleaded not guilty. 4
4 The defense fought several 4
= hours for delay. but was de-
= MED. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18

The defendant issued a statement
from the Tombs nj noon In regard
70 the published report that Gov.
Hughes had refused an offer OF
1855, 600 70 take charge of the Thaw
defense. Tha. didn't SAP whether
the offer was made 10 Hughes or
not. but he denied some gfatenents
IN connection with the report. and
thought that Hughes ought TO have
proposed fee which would have
been reasonable.
Evans was recalled this morning
and was given a copy a the will to
identify and read slowly. A wrangie
developed as soon as Delmas tried
10 question Evans. WHO. when he
finished reading the will and cod
ieil. said there waa good evidence
that Thaw was Of unsonnd mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
WIN 10 Admitted.

Whether he II dismissesi or not,
MaPike Is practically out Of the
ease. He returned 10 court this aft
efnoon. but took no part and waa
apparently ignored by bis cob
leagues
Despite the uneasiness OF The at
t0rneys on both sides. particularly
Jerome. who exclaimed, There IL
90 excuse for ffitfsTing away this
time. affer seven months In which
10 pfepares~ Evans took his own
automobile driven by Rudolph SOM
time to read the will
DeImas offered Thaw's win in
evidence. It was accepted and read
to the Jury. The eodIcil was also
admitted
Jerome Insisted that Evans tell
II he found in the will evidence Of
the same Kind Of insanity as indi-
Gated by an examination after the
shooting Evans said. Yes" He
called IL "a developed deIusion." lie
said the decisions ~eer uusystsma-
tired. though he was not With the
prisoner long enoEght to make .
positive decision.
Jerome launched into bitter
grill of Evans Alienists are his
speciality. and Evans Ii his favortte
victim.
Evans refused to be tangled He
stuck 20 the same line and would
not 20 into the traps set By Jchpme.
Jerome and the witness engaged in
long argument over whether there
existed any evidence Of deiusiou
IA connection with Stanford white.
Evana replied. There ia delssions-
but would 20 no further
The trial adjourned az $40
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-18
aeplks Leaves Court.

Lawyer McPike. Judge Delmas
partner. has just left the court
room. II being reported that he has
aufs the case, rhaFrined ~ the crit.
iclsm heaped ON him by the other
attorneys for hEH discussion Of the
case. and because Of the statements
10 the morning papers voleing Mrs.
William Thas.n disapprosal 81 his
action
Dr. Evans testified that Thaw
aaid the firm af BlacA. 0lcott- Cru
her and noutnee and the district AT.
foruey were IN q conspiracy To
railroad" him 20 the asylum. and
that they were Whites friends.
Thaw said IL was all right 70 talk
about being insane. but the reality
is different
Or. Evans testified Thaw said. Il
never wanted to shoot this man.
this creature. beast and black.
guard. | never wanted 10 Kill him.
/ had no desire 20 XIII this vile
creature. Who was devoufinE the
daughters Of America II was Prov
laence. wanted him To suffer the
humiliation Of publicity | vent %
see Cnnintuek. Jerome. and detect.
Ives. but got no real assistance