The evening world., 1907-04-02

sheridan. big. husky Gimp VITA a
nuLrsa ,olce. ne .'-.ays seemed tD
De IntehiSenL .odlA A'MAys 9hd'
much to hlm. he did ali the ulkiHs
smiiy >. walker probation oniecf oi
.feueiff Sessions. Wds tie nrst woman
.sftnrs- W be introduced. She SID iga'
ia her visits 10 Tie TOmos sAe kad br D
iu the habit OF speaking 10 IHsw t"o
lr tnre. times week.
I'VE mad mutual friends In P.tLsDurs
added Mrs. W alksr. ana when / would
haAs u!s lvll he would peak 10 me OF
hem Sometimes ne would discuss thu
rial also .u a general Hal. / ney a.
->.W tn least thlng ADout-Am that l re-
kardea AS Irrational lis language to
me Mas always coherent and logical "
Rev John Armstrong ads. the Pro.
testaht Chaplain uf the Tumbs, mounted
the stand. wearing his Episcopal vest
ments and Roman collar The clergy
man, u small. rather dnppcr man, stat ~
that he had FIRST seen rhhw on the
morning aftor the slayer OF Stanford
White reached the prison. and that b,
had seen him and talked with him fulil
srorr. Of times sincu.
did you over see MIN do anything
that ssrurk You as IRA tiunai7
We'll. AZ times Il seemed 70 mr nv
Nas . a highly nervous temperament
but nrFet not I'D anxth ng Irrational
usually ktcn very often
The Fey. Father Luke J. Ever
Roman Catholic chaplain or u1'
FONTS said he had often seen TnaN
we have no more witnesses. said
Mr.. Hartndgc signifying that his side
had practically rested
We VIII put pr Al.n Mcl.ane Ham
Jerome II alanisf whose testimony
has ALREADY been the subject of 30
Fussrh isnute asc~udei the chair
Hamilton Vented IA Know.
\ want 70 ask IL the matter or m,
pfsrtsslnnHi pftVIIbBF bhH been ds
posel Of said pr. Hamilton. turning
TO the cummiszion.
We rule that the scope of this IN
quiry must be confined 20 enaminn
tlous ana -observattons since the tria
began stated Mr.. Mcclure.
Then. ~ill not 60 on. said
Jerome The law says this Com
mission may proceed summariiy. bui
IL also says & must proceed accqrdlua
10 the statutes The Commission b
assuming 10 rule on matter not noS
before H. The matter OF professlona
privilege Is the issue involved al pres
Tie point OF the Dls,r.et-Attorney
seemed vel taken and Mcclure amend
el hls ruling
siding Commissioner We 9iil hear
Any argument or testimony show
that the professional privilege VA o.
was not waived when DR. Hamilton
Was being examined during the trlal "
lirrr Commissioner Oiney took a hant
for the nrgi time to-day Mr. blney a.
on Saturday, seemed 20 be saving -hins-
self up Tor the citsh-s between the com
mission and the District Attorney.
Mr. Olney evidently shared Hsrtrit-:e'i
view OF the matter. he said no WalVrl
that was mhde ~ tne absence Of thi
Jury could be brought forward now ~.
put a question % jerome. aud Jcrom,
broke out angrily
e am anNiols to make my argument
but ! deciino 10 let the commak koa
formulate the line 0f debate for me
What ] mean is this; Eliminating Mr
Gleason'H part OF the Transaction. j htl
contend tnaf the defenAe, IA ths' hrsi
place. waived ts professional privilege
hy introducing Dr. Hamilton az tho out
ret. and again later on when Mr Del
mas Answering me. ANNOUNCED In court
before the jury. nat he would with.
draw all his previous objections AM
permit Or Hamilton 10 answer any ane
all questions
Bring Dr. Hamilton DacK." said All
AIaGlasfe, In tbs tole- ot Faisa Nl4e
hAd made ~ his mind.
So Dr. Hamilton returned 10 fh'
stand and Ar Jerome put 70 tie allen
lat abe question which had haEln iht
Iona dfa ~ -our a. Kuinehf.
Myself and DR. PutEel rule that th'
testimony l. aamlhaihle, said ALI Ac
Clure. Mr. Olney eNeupn,
II was btF vfehss aud an unrr
pes ted one fOF sk.a prose- unpn.
After hr oinry stated his rr1gTUl
ior excepting from the ruling OK lHl
ANa colleagues. I1r Hamilton PRO r. 4t.
10 make the stntencnt wtucn may F4fi
- gree, bearing upon the Issue o
phaws sanity.
- had known nv. ThAw for IVA
gtsrs," said the alientst, catnilR.
~ examined him nrst ON june ~.
tive daIa after the tragedy. ~
~as sudsFfsR from HhooL-he was
HnFsouss excited, nambed.
"Hia color wae muddy, hla eyeH dis.
tended. showing the whites conflnur.
lr. Hamilton. Hia g-za Nas aEed 1n
distant parts of tho rODn lie WAS cx.
ceednRiy nervous That Il ali so fal
as hls physical appearance sas con
WHAT dld hs sayra
Wei IN q iokipg way he Addrsssed
~ tiinl, sA2 'ng he wanted 20 nave d
lls spoke also IN a jo.lnS W. of tis
FirNscts OF tobacco. When br Flfni
tried 10 got him 20 answer Questions
ihaN said 10 htm ! knpE your son
knew him out on the Canadhn Pacint
RAILWAY 1he hotels out there were
Afry bad then, aope they're 0sitel
Aes,, June a \ visited the prison rsti
f1r. Mcftuirr5 tha TnTha nhyalclan. ant
Mr McManus, from - Oic9its onirr
AT ThaW came INFO th- room wheri
Wc we're and refused 10 taik. I rot ~
others q leaYe The room sfll hI
seemed suspicious Ia aalkf4 aaaaf {
leaked under Il 10 desks. hui sild ~
look IN 4 clfrx s laIlaFa 4 man uaaina L.