The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-09
FTELYn'S AGONY
NOT YET ENDED
youuo Wife of Harry K. Thaw
Summoned by Jerome
for the State.
Al en- MISS MAY MACKENZIE
ADJOURNMENT TAKEN UNTIL
MONDAY.
Al 50 MISS MAY MACKENZIE

4 ,-ov- York, March Sine deIehse ii
~haw case rested today Immediate
ln' cor the converting of court, and
.aiournment was ordered until
Monday morning. District Attorney
INC said that while he had beer
'-s,rroallv notified yesterday of the
ss.,s5 nlans of the defense, he had
- 10 court today expecting to be
e'nfronted by additional expert testi-
en- His Witnesses were not ready,
haadded 1t was upon this representa-
a. and with the consent OF the de-
sense that the adjournment was taken.
Tbs court proceedings occupied less
,bso five minutes, and Mr.. Jerome al
o7ce returned 10 his office 10 prepare
his rebuttal testimony Almost his
srst move was to subpoena Mrs Eve
lvn Nesbit Thaw to produce in court
any letters she may have written by
Stanford White
May Mackenzie Notified.
The district attorney also had May
Mackenzie notified TO be in court
Monday. prepared to go upon the Wit
ness stand. Miss Mackenzie had been
unIer subpoena by the state ever since
the trial began. She is the intimate
friend of Thaws wife, and during the
frst stages of the trial the two were
inseaarable Lately, however, Miss
NasKenzie has been seen but seldom
about the court There is no intimation
that the young women have quarreied.
Miss Mackenzie probably found her
position rather trying, sitting day after
day in the witness room with the Thaw
family. Il is also said that Mr.. Je-
rome has summoned Mrs. J. ]. Game of
Boston. who already has testified for
TIE defense.
Among the other known witnesses
for the state are DR.. Bingaman of
Pittsburg and DR. Deemar OF Kittan-
ming, Pa. the Thaw and Copely fami-
" physicians. The defense originally
summoned these physicians, but Mr..
Jerome had stated that the doctors can
give important testimony which the
defense has failed to develop.
Or. Hamilton to Be Called.
The prosecutor has stated that he
viii call Dr. Allan MeLane Hamilton,
who at first was in the employ of
ThaWs attorneys but left the case
when ThaW dismissed Black, Olcott,
GrGber e Bonynge, who were retained
>
visers. Drs. Austin Flint Carlos Mac
Donald and William Mabon have been
in the employ of the state ever since
the Thaw trial began. and have attend
ed every session. They are prepared
10 testify al a moments notice.
Just what District Attorney Jerome
intends to prove or viii be allowed to
prove on rebuttal, remains a mystery.
Inc prosecutor himself is probably at
loss 60 knew how far he can go i'm at
lacking Evelyn Thaw's story and in ad-
nncins evidence tending to contradict
ana diseredit her His campaign may
Dc ehanged at any time by an adverse
eeciSion from Justice Fitzgerald
NJ Delmas. for the defense. I'M
oeceiedly will make Mr.. Jerome's
program difficult by continued obiec-
ions The rules of evidence invoked
n ne Thaw case differ materially
ifSm those in any recent murder trial
this jurisdiction, and it has been
evident from the first that the attor-
heys have been feeling their way eau
tiously.
hummeI Will Be Summoned.
District Attorney Jerome undoubted-
y VII again summon Abraham Hum
.-s. lle lawyer. TO the stand to testify
q % the affidavit Evelyn Nesbit is al
~ 10 nave signed, charging Thaw
~, Am erneities because she would not
- Aes about Stanford White. The
prosecutor attempted TO introduce this
Ths s,.y oy lnterrupting young Mrs.
nav narrative. but the tesfinonv
was barred at that time Mr. Iaror,e
shsfes that upon rebuttal Justice
atLktldlQ will q1iar.r /,
tude MIN "iuer lati-
Howard Nesbit was with the DISTRICT
Ss'orney today, and it is said he viii
A. - called to testify that his sister told
,~ h nav had treated her cruelty
me abroad in 1903 because she
White iies ABOUT stanford
CO. ~. Jerome hopes by the brother TO
~ '. .,s'te the testimony ne expects
le..ct rom Abraham Hunmel. The
sur r;sss Is under indictment for alleged
No.s .,'s s.l Of perjury in the Dodge
-''O'se divorce tangle.
Number Of Witnesses Unknown.
o,s m,sa these witnesses. and many
hsras u'icer subpoena, Mr. Jerome ad-
ihat -. ~ his prediction of last night
Mrr II, Sase might be given TO the
M. - friday. When asked todav
MANY witnesses he would call Mr.
Tue replied, smilingly:
Inn ne minimum is zero and the may
r. s~enty-hve; 1t may be either
yes.. WOULD not modify what he said
ths s.: that In the present state of
tbs sidenee ne would assureiIv let
FOR go to the jury and rot ask
OF ~ innlisslon. This determfnaf fo,,
Ths se district attorneys mari nIeo &C
hinssls lawyers and the defen6sr,t
asyis s.l' who all along has feared the
mon !. LOT the criminal insane far
inno.,...an a verdict as to his guilt ar
Desnlsee under the statutes.
ains,Ppa.e Mr. Jerome's hope for a Tor.
within OF the long drawn out case
have me me next week. few of those who
to h.~spt track Of the trial are w,llIrs
less 5ssa a a prediction that the end se
"h I've weeks away.
Wiley Gives Out Letter.
burg s.g ne, leaving for his home in pits
allenissss usy. Dr. c. c. Wiley, the frs,
Tense put on the stand by the ss.
DelnaSs save out letter fror, d. NJ
lsster nav. lhaw's chief counsel. The
"''er stating that the expert
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