Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-11
,usy WERE VERY INDIGNANT.
s,,,oole Of Defense Was 10 Have
Harry 1haw's viii IN
troduoed.
FAMOUS CAFE MARTIN NOTE
.,..0a-wirc Told Husband That
. -, p,.ctruard Had Been and Gone
She Resumes Her Testimony

Now York. Feb. 1.-THE opening Oh
A.. ,' sourth week of the ihaw trial To-Day Jay
s W. 4 new order Of things IN 'he
Drou .".orn sand all women other than
, ,Ss MALT dozen active newspaper writers
, ,|' '' have followed the case since the
sl'S WITT. ,, we're barred by order OF
Justice Fitzgerald.
'r nrrins the TWO days Of last week
,,h.n Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was upon
Nv, ".', witness stand, many women crowd
"a tbe courtroom having in some man nan
~ I solyed the problem OF getths pastt
me baiiff at the door. IN the p 20
,Sat the prisoners wife was aeain ~
he the central figure in the famous u.ai,
,be women were anxious 70 heaI inc
final st details Of her life narrative
WOMEN INDIGNANT.
r,sv we're attired In all the gay
nlnmage that gave the courtroom laS'
week the appearance OF some gilla l.int.
,roe nnrforrnance. Their indignation
nn rTN no bounds when the court oiiicer
renulsed them with the statement that
,hs courts order excluded every one eN-
sent snch rs were working newspaper
renorters Many Of those who had oC-
,unied front seats during last week
were led TO believe that the order could
moi possibly include them, aud they re-
manned about the corridors q long tlIle
in the hope that there vlght De some
relaxation of the rule.
AS result Of the order barring women
\ there were several rows Of vacant seats
In the courtroom when Justice Fitzger-
4 aid took his place on the bench and
n Harry Thaw was called To the bar.
4 The prisoner walked to bis place at
4 the table without A single friendly nod
n 10 greet him. No member Of his fam
ily was In court.
THAW's WILL
That the defense would proceed with
The struggle TO have Harry Thaw's
will accepted in evidence as testimony
10 his mental condition was Indicated
by Mr.. Delmas. who asked that j. ID.
Lyon be called as the first witness of
The day.
Mr.. Lyon testified that he had been
Engaged In the banking business In
Plttsburg for more than n quarter OF
century and Is now connected with
he Union National bank
You are acquainted with the defend
mt, Harry X. Thaw?' asked Mr.. Del
mas
NJ Jerome objected. protesting
lnnst the defense proceeding with a
Nv witness while the examination of
hr Evelyn Thnw remains uncom-
attsd,
NJ Delmas stated that when court
adjourned last Friday the will of the
iaendant was under discussion and
iaa been ruled out because of INSULT
.ency Of the proof Of the document.
Il was now proposed, he said to pro-
yea With the further Identification OF
he will.
DELMAs' CONTENTION.
VI. Delmas stated that he considered
Wy enough evidence had been intro
'9l II the shape OF the testimony of
hGpert and Of laymen who We're wit
sses to the occurrence, to establish a
Ena facie case of unsoundness OF
~. .na' All ne was attempting to do, he
~ was 10 interrupt Mrs. ThaWs
.sumcny FOR the purpose of better
saSylng the district attorney of the
ssaslaants unsoundness of mind at
~ uine OF the shooting. He thought
III y DOING this he was complying
W. me district attorneys wishes
~, ~, Dellnas asked that Mr.. Lyon be
LOWED merely to Identify an envelone
X me package (the wilD It contained.
tnsa II the district attorney objected
.Inei ne would defer for the time
us we oner Of the will IN evidence.
,s'.' "a, 'erome IN arguing that his OBJ
;s,''S w should be sustained, went into
Wy VIZ discussion OF the rules OF evidence
a.. .l prevented him from controyert-
a, e we ruth OF Mrs. Thaws testlmonv
JusI,ianne story She told her husband.
coma Misty Mr.. Jerome said, the court
,,os,, w, w say as 20 whether or nor the
any, ANY,, Mfs' Thaw told her husband had
y eaect on his mind. '''N
MAJ, Hiust object 10 the line nj o,,,,,,
,rs,, oy the district attorney inter-
bysa MT Delmas. Gle Is addrossina
Irs.l 20 facts not In evidence f"
sstllee Fitzgerald stated ~ 81 ~.
record nrso w mrs; Thaw ARE upon the
he j1asae.ically by consent. but now
Tie 6bisr,Ina vi lhe court was invoked.
docuntn,s ~ 70 ne Introduction of The
one. bni 4, W FRIDAY was u. technical
vitr.ss ~ y WAS sound. There was n
huine5 S rs me stand when court adj
talsh.J whose testimony had not been
aha ! seems Gems 10 me-" said the co,rt
.nlsbes NI,I that witness should hs
. procss1i ~ or consent should he given
"''eed with this witness '' gwen
MR. LYON PROCEEDS
IA a. Jerome withdrew nj. o,,.
s.d lyon was permitted to bro.
Eysr asked Mr., Delmas. '''iS N
70 Lyon. ne was "a boy" replied
by ever ' saw an !, envelope ANA ask you
epossessileSSS' !. this before. It was IN
gym aid It come into your no...
Vas t i'ae near April /, 1906
Aspparen,I,, envelope sealed ara an
.Yss"''y contain a package @ =" aid
Row Ola 49,,
Sspm The benS receive the package Pc
~, Lyon sa lands of Harry Thnwo
NJ hh 5n handwriting an ~'i
We "'''lns upon the enye.
'f'' VIZ you do with tho enve.
ssSsil vauIt IN n my box in the safeh,
.ssniil No s ula i remain there,
NV you do with it2o