The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-02-19

with this preliminary cross-examination, offered the codicil in evidence. MT. Jerome objected to the introduction of the document
 There Is in this will reference to a third document, signed and sealed at the same time as the will and codicil, and all three must go in at the same time" protested MT. Jerome.
 We nave proved" replied MT. Delmas, that this paper was in existence long since June %, and this expert has testified that it contained evidences of insanity. We are not offering it as part of anything else. but as a separate document. I offer it without reference to other papers,"
 This paper is introduced to show fn- sanity in the defendant" insisted MT. Je- rome, "and we are entitled to all the doc uments signed at the same time. I ques- tion the right of counsel to introduce part of what is really one document"
 DeImas Reads codicI.
 After a short conference between MT. Jerome and MT. Delmas the objection was withdrawn.
 Mir Delmas read the codicil. It be- queathed the sum of S75O0 to Rodney P. Marshall of Pittsburg to be used all or in part in obtaining legal redress from Stanford White, and one other person, whose name was not allowed to be men, toned, in favor of four young women, whose names also were omitted and who the codicil declared had been ruined by Stanford White in "house in New York furnished and used for orgies by Stanford White and other inhuman scoundrels."
 The separate circumstances of the al- legged "degrading assaults on the four young women were mentioned in the CO., dicile One of the young women was de- clared to be acting at Lew Fields theatre at the time.
 The codicil also left to the Rev Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst, Frederick S. Long, fellow and Anthony Comstoek sums of S2500 each for the same purpose of secur- ing evidence of any assaults by Stanford White and obtaining redress for the vic- tins.
 Will Is Read.
 Mir. Delmas next offered the entire will of Harry K. Thaw and there was no ob- iection by District Attorney Jerome. The instrument was read In full by Mir. Del mas. but the recipients of ordinary be- quests were not mentioned by name by the attorneys. who inserted the word 'blank'' in place of the "legatee.'
 After dlsposing of various personal eff fects and trinkets. the will in it's fifth section leaves to Mrs. Evelyn Thaw $50O9 in lieu of dover and established a trust fund of s50,O00 for her.
 It also provides an annuity of $500 for Howard NeSDlI. It VIII leave NdflOuS sums to servants and friends, and the residue goes into a trust fund fWm the income of which shall be paid his wife $12,000 a year. Should she remarry, however, this income is to be reduced to S4000 year.
 The item of Nhe will which provides fund of $50,000 for an investigation and prosecution in case the testator died other than a natural death, or in case there were any suspicious circumstances point ing to such conclusion, which had all ready been read on the stand by Dr. Evans, was re-read by MT. Delmas. There was no other feature of interest in the testament.
 At the conclusion of the reading of the will. there was a delay due to sending to the office of one of the attorneys for a document and finally it was decided, at APO D. m., to adjourn until tomorrow morning.
 The document. it was said. had been given to one of the esoerts to read. and he had not returned to col<x It was de- sired to ask pr. Evans some questions concerning the paper.