The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-12

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30 anxious to get close look at her
that She was almost swept off her
fec, and Mir, o'Rolly was forced to
tight way through The crowd for
4 her.
When the other Amembers of tho.
,rhaw family loft the building II re-
uuffed several policemen to protect
them from The curious ones.
Two extra court officers were sworn
iii shortly after o'clock, anu VIII
INSIST the regular court officers III ut
tending the jury.
remained Mt tho courthouse and sent
but for their dinner, rather than face
the crowds who surrounded the court
house.
Recess Until Night
AT SAC Justice Fitzgerald announced
II recess until o'csoclt. the Jury at
that time having shown no signs OF
reaching an agreement. At G53 Jus
ticc Fitzgerald left the courtroom for
dinner. a few minutes later the jury
started for the Broadway Central Hotel
for dinner. In spite of their long con-
lnement, they looked fresh and were
laughing and talking together when
they LETT the building.
Juror Pink, who was i'll during the
day, looked much better titan when
he appeared in court this afternoon
The strain. so far does not seem to
have told particularly on any OF the
other Jurors.
When the jurors returned Tonight
ann ar 1,.t,,
Dcnne, No. 10, carried a grip. To the
waiting crowd, this seemed an inai-
cation that the jury had either reach
ed verdict, or expected to be dis
charged tonight
Thaw Very Cheerful.
Harry Thaw's family--his white
haired mother. his pale Young wife.
his sisters and Notwithstanding at
the courthouse until late in the night.
They visited the defendant on sew
eral occasions III the prisoners pen
on the floor above the courtroom.
Their purpose was 10 cheer him. but
lie appeared by far the most cheer
full of the group.
The mans confident air seems never
to leave him for any srsSt length OF
time. and q buoyancS Of spsri; is nearly
always apparent Few. men accused OF
murder in the tlrst degree have awaited
the sealing of their fate with the Gains.
ness and happy so-tucfSy manner which
has characterized HARRY Thaw since the
jury retired at SSH o'ctcck On Nednes-
day afternoon.
There were all sorts OF r,sniors and
guesses in the air to-day as 10 how the
jury stood. There Were more different
reports as to the results OF the ballots
than there could possibly have been test
votes taken. None OF the reports had
any degree OF authenticity. Some were
uttered in Jest by prominent figures con-
nected with the trial, and occasionally
these were taken in deadly earnest ny
persons who overheard thenl
Upon Question Of Sanity.
The action Of the jury in twice TO-
ing before Justice Fitzgerald and 70
have certain portions of the testimony
Rad 10 them was widely commented
upon and naturally caused muei
rr,t,ci, La -ipn 1t seemed evident that
-he sn-y.s deliberations were Ringing
rppa tiae question of the sanity or
3rlsE7,5tz- az the defendant as shown
n1r tsa defense The jury showed an
,.ltrnrs5. startling familiarity with the
eylne-ltss. and the testimony they de-
sif.sd 10 hear again to-day vas given
in rie.r ay persons VINO were nc'
,,esss.,-,,.scs Ii, IN the summing up speeches
M sst1ilsr Mr. DslIn4s or District At
at,rnssy Jssrg11st
F7.,s.rg the manner in which The jurors
v-ist1e4d ta ED over tha evidence IN AL
dts tisstsa ii WIS slr-E2ised thai yer
r1c- Il REACHED III All wonad be pre-
fij:a-+.n e7.tirs7y upon tha evidence and
,lnt 1s,nrs-l .sths TIsswrdIfs1 law
.7uf=1ica Fitzgerald spent tfls sntiTs
evening Ia his chambers awaiting ths
J,ianElIrs Of Lns jlFQfs