The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-18
Neither Side Objected to His
Continuance
THAW TRIAL IS RESUMED
After Burying His Wife, Saturday, Mr..
Bolton Spent Sunday Alone and This
Morning Announced He Was Pre-
pared to Serve Again.

New York, Feb. 1s.--Juror Joseph
Bolton who buried his wife Saturday,
remained alone in his house yesterday,
and this morning he said that he had
sufficiently regained his self-control to
resume bis duties as juror Neither
side raised any objections TO his continu-
ance. Mr.. Bolton II reported to have
told Justice Fitzgerald that he considers
that his duties as citizen outweigh all
personal considerations, and that he is
willing to serve the state so long as he
is needed.
Thaw, who is being tried for murder
ing Stanford White, this morning had
the encouraging support Of his brothers,
Josiah and Edward, neither Of whom had
been present last week. As the first
witness, the defense recalled Dr. Britton
ID. Evans,
DR. Evans testified that Thaw. during
one Of their meetings. said to him: Il
never wanted to shoot this man, crea-
I tu1es UtdSis DidthR hAll-Tl AtNti MdllE1
to dill HIM | had no desire to kill
tAs vile creature which was devonring
daughters of America. 1t was Provl-
dence. wanted him TO sufIer the hu.
initiation of publicity ! went to see
Comstock, Jerome and detectives, but
/ 90 no real aid
He said that Thaw had told him the
firm Of Black, Olcutt, Gnber and Boyn.
inge, and the district attorney, were in
d conspiracy to railroad him to an
asylun-that they were Whites friends
Thaw said it was all right to talk Of
his being insane.
During the testimony lawyer McPike,
Delmas' partner left the court room,
and it is reported that he has quit the
case. ehagrined at the criticism heaped
upon him by the other attorReys for
his discussion Of the case, and by the
statements in the morning papers, voic
ing Mrs. William Thaw's disapproyal of
his action.
The witness declared that Thaw did
not seem to realize he was in prison OF
iii trouble, and that lie, the witness,
considered this significant fact. He
was asked by Delmas to repeat what
T1aw told HIM about Whites dealings
with women. DIR. Evans replied that
Thaw gave no name, but told him that
White had seduced great number Of
innocent and minded girls IN New
York Nov, these people, continued
Ihaw. "and the lawyers employed by
me who have bean paid, are scheming
with Whites influential friends to keep
the matter away from the public He
said White used wine and drugs In his
schemes and sometimes force. Thaw
told bim be carried pistol because the
hiah police officials of Pittsburg advised
him to protect himself against tie thugs
hired BY White.
Al 1910 a recess was taken until 2,
when the adnissabiity of the Thaw
VIII will be considered, The defense
viii attempt to introduced only the
eighth clause, supposed to refer to a
Legacy to Evelyn Tbaw and Whites
attenpts at running girls.
Isle persistent rumors that because Of
discussions among the counsel for the
fornia lawyer, would retire, were set at
Teaf late last night. 1t was said that
the dissensions had been quieted through
Che nlother Of the prisoner.
The tlouble, according to a story cur
rent Yesterday, arose over the publica.
tion u an alleged interview with attor'
ney MePike, partner Of Mr.. Delmas. IL
which Dir Mclike was quoted as CRITICS.
iag District Attorney Jerome Messrs
Hartfidge 0'Reilly, Gleason and Pea.
body, Also counsel for Thaw, are said
to haVe taken Nh. Mci'ike 70 task foi
the remarks credited 70 him, and Mr.
AlaIikeis said to have vigorously denied
the alleged interview. In this denia
he s shid to have been supported BY
his nafsnor Mr.. Demas.
On Saturday there was fve-hom
consolidation OF all the counsel for Thaw
at thiA meeting, it is said, Mr. Delma'
took occasion to critieise very severely
alleged laek Of support upon the part
Of his associates. He declared, 1t i:
said, That they have done everything tc
dtscred1 him and 70 make him appear
ridicuIoue, and that, although he hac
been nalninally in charge of the cast
III count since the second day Of tht
trial, Ita bad in fact been nothing Of tht
sort. Ae an illustration Of this alleget
desire q confuse him, lie declared that
he knew nothing Of ghaw's viii and let
ters until they were handed TO hin
as he was questioning witness il