The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-10

which IS written with indelible ink a
name and a date are. Il Is claimed.
sought by the attorneys for Harry
Thaw- They are alleged to BE in pos
session OF the local police and 10 have
come from 4 locked receptacle in the
tower Of Stanford Whites den, having
been seized when headquarters men
searched that studio following the kill
ing OF White and the subsequent charges
that were made against the architect
one OF the articles wanted Is said 70
bear the name of Evelyn Nesbit and
the date upon which she alleges White
accomplished her ruin. Iucy have
never been turned over 20 IL district
attorney, SO he alleges. and so ThaW's
lawyers demand that the police produce
them. Attorney DeImas Is stated 10
have asked Inspector Mclaughlin for
the wanted articles and 20 have given
him until Monday TO produce them. II
he does not. 10 Is asserted. the court
will be asked 20 order him TO do so.
Evelyn Thaw ard her mother-ln-law
had another taste OF the length 20 which
curiosity seekers will 90 when they left
the Tombs this afternoon. after spend
ing an hour ut Harry Thaw's cell door.
Several hundred people had gathered
about the door Of The prison to see her
emerge from the prison as she came
through the door. Police were hurriedly
summoned. but they had to use strenu-
Gus force before they could get the
crowd away from the building
Jurors Get Needed Rest.
Thaw's twelve jurors slept late today.
Capt. J. W. Lynch. who has the twelve
men in charge. owned up that the bell
boys had literally TO crack the door
panels before he reused them for break
fast. When he made the round OF the
guarded rooms all the jurymen told him
they felt in good health.
They spent the forenoon IounGing
around the Broadway Central and read
ing the cut papers that were brought
them.
District Attorney Jerome. next week,
Will endeavOr to break down the tcsti-
mOuy OF Evelyn ThaW
While no statement could be obtained
from Mr.. Garvan or AR Jerome today.
it was said by one that the officer was
i'm possession Of information which
would go far to discard Evelyn's testi-
mony.
Jerome's Men Kept Pusy.
Under the direction Of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Garvan. the entire force
Of the prosecutors Office, lawyers de-
teCtives. clerks and process servers.
have been working almost ceaselessIy
since Thursday trying to find evidence
upon which District Attorney Jerome
can attack the story related by Mrs.
Thaw on the stand.
Mr.. Caravan has not been in the court
room since Thursday his entire time
being given to the preparation Of data
concerning Evelyn's story for the guild
ance Of his chief The intervening OF
Saturday and Sunday. with no sessions
OF the court, viii enable Mr.. Jerome 70
take up the cross-examination Of Eve
lyn well QrimcG.
Then It viii rest with the court how
FAR he can go in seeking to discount the
sound imprcssi..r made upon the Tbauy
jury by the wife of Stanford Whites
murderer.
Keen Interest in Case.
There is "A iun or internission of two
days. but the interest that the reading
public all over the country and abroad
has taken in the case has not tagged
one whit II is evident from the wide !
spree interest that the trial has al
ready attracted. that ny the time the
case is ready TO go 10 the jury. excite
ment in the outcome Will be at fever
heat.
When the case goes on Monday.
EVELYN Nesbit Thaw will again take
the stand. and have 10 subject herself
10 a gruelinC cross-examinct ton by
District Attorney Jerome. Whether or
not he will be able to shake her story
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