Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-28

1. IA, ,vonen who appear AZ ~" lii ha
ru,isrIy sensational features M so ,,,~
4 bsrred This order has been Ilsu' IN.
neratye and the public ana 'ou' 70 tba
GERS have been told 10 OBEY II ~ ~
4 letter
INTEREST IN TRIAL
The interest in which the trial Is held
A. shown particularly by the atri'9 VI
,,isifors at the New YORK notes Ms vs.
idents OF Pittsburg naturally are ~ '"e
ma jority. .ha dafepsa
j, hastan the rial or at least TO conn
rteie the Jury is thought 10 be sign
ia, some move not yet limited al VIII
he made. The defense has never out
lined or even intimatcd what the line or
assense IL 10 be- Its counsel have said
mai no inkling would be given before
ma address 10 the jury was made. There
have been so many surprises In the case
N seven months that new move on the
part OF the defense is being looked Tor
4 Counsel for Thaw held conference
/ yesterday lasting several hours, presu-
mably in preparation for the defense.
Mrs. Harry 1'haw was present through
out the meeting.
THAN DtfEN DE-.
Dolphin NJ. Delmas, after the confer
| tues, when asked to outline the defense
4 nt;
1t would hardly be professional to
disclose our case. You may say. howev-
/ a. that II will come strictly within the
statutes Of New York. There Is no
. higher law In this state and all this talk
. shout the 'unwritten law Is bosh. Nor
tan | see the efficacy of plea of
emotional insanity. There is really no
1 such thing. A man may be temporarily
Insane but that is quite another mat
Ter"
Mr.. Delmas expects that another
week Will be required to fill the jury
box
When The trial was resumed today
there remained five jurors to be chosen
from among the less than 100 talesmen
Who remained 10 be examined. 1t is
generally conceded that the taking OF
testimony viii not be possible before
Wednesday,
MAY MCKENZIE.
Mrs, Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw arrived
nearly half an hour before the morn
lls session was scheduled to begin.
shs was accompanied by Miss May Nc
hehAe. Miss Mckenzie today de-
cared there was absolutely no truth
u The report that there had been diff
islences IN the Thaw family. and said
was untrue that any dissension had
room. -" ''e
Young Mrs. Thaw wore again the
s A que dress which has now be-
ns familiar TO those in the court
5 .sm anu again her features were hid
'" peneath closely drawn veil.
THE FAMILY.
A ~ family We're seated In two rows
n Halls Today, Just back of where
NJ, inaw sits. In the first row he
Gs ~s u'e prisoner We're Edward Thaw.
a l. Carnegie and the Countess
wni,,houth. In tho second row Mrs
rssrsa.h ihaw sat upon the aisle and
sat NJ me defendant; next to her
B,,,ns Carnegie; then came Mrs
NJ n; Ihaw, and Miss McKenzie
,ers william Thaw and her daueh.
ii. ,, sseted the prisoners wife with
'" BOWS and mods of the head.
THE DEFENDANT.
cou "a' y The defendant was called into
A. he w appeared upon the Instant
tr.s,. passed the family group he was
" h with smiles. He smiled broad
fIanc. and then gave n au,ck
ione u tue reporters working al ,wo
vas ,ss "lss. II Is said the nrIsorer
50 n,,cs yesterday when he rasd
rsportsa N The sunday papers anon, q
tween break In the relations he
hster. .s vile and his mother ana
t,td M That today he wos In,
nifty nv the appearance Of Of IA , no,Iv
v,., lAhEsMEN EXAMINED.
s. op'n The frst hour of the mor,,,.
Nj ana alesmen had been sxa, ns
n QUEST ot one had gone thrnugh
VI sttens propounded by The ' Az
taLnv ,yiney further than The u,s
~ thsy" YIN the matter OF What on yn'
lnteres, might have formed 'f'"-
tna was llvened bv ~ -
sarc r,,t' OF Charles X. Harris s
az n wa,ssher. Dist. ATTY. Ja,o ,na
hsris would be hardly fsir ~ Jerome
ttInatsl, serve as Juror. FOR hs ~.
" wltns acquainted with sevsro, vas
hayis ssses summoned Nv tha VI
its ts,. aliorney Consented cue state.
N. :" . ADDITIONAL PANEL.
hsInaip,ss p Il manner in which ,,'.,
hofn,nss alesmen were a M,n,on me re.
NJ "a vaused the distries' ''u VI THIS
an additional panel Of