Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-07

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Harry was following, when the lnioo
pistol shots were heard. Mts. ih'"
MY cod, he's shot" ana then. oh
Harry, what have YOU done n why
dld you do itY'
Thaw replied. 1,
y have saved your ire" ana kissed
her. t
on REORGANIZATION Mr. Mecaleb
said he knew Thaw some years ago ~
Paris. and subsequently IN 1Ai'-
epld YOU ever try 20 borrow ans
money from him 3'
"Never." the witness rcpltcd.
II came ont during the redirect ~
animation that NcCa.eb had met Nj.
Jerome some months ago and dls
cussed the case with him. The witness
answered a question To which the as
triet attorney had taken exception hnN
In which he had been uphcld " tug
court.
Il call The courts attention 10 this
mnu-this literary person, COMING
here and answering. questions 70
which there is objection. II is III
decent
Mi. Delmas SAID It was q mlsfor
tune TO q mar to have 10 leStliE !"
such q case. but he thought the WI
ness entitled 10 courtesy. Justice Fltl-
gerald agreed, but a~dmonished the
witness TO be more careful.
you say you met me at the Union
club" said Jerome to the witness.
"NoW how many drinks had You hhd
that night2'
II don't know u had one with you,
eame the reply. and IL was some time
before The bailifs could restore order
The court room was crowded at lhlH
time. many gaily dressed women nav
ing been admitted during The lunch
con recess.
Or. John r.. Deemar was recalled toe
day and testilcd that Henry W cone
icy. the d~ofendan'ta uncle on inc
maternal side had been born insane.
Nlr. Jerome had declared carly Ia
the day thHt he would not object 20
testimony as TO insanity In the family
provIdcd the proper foundations were
laid. When, however, pr. peeinhl
started to testify as to Thaw's cousin,
Mr.. Jerome said he must object again.
lie declared It should nrst be shown
that Harry Thaw was insane by com
potent evidence. and II must further
he proVcd that the rharacterof his
insanity is hereditary. Then could cor
roburatiVe testimony as TO Insanity in
The collateral branches or the family
he placed before the Judge. Justic,
Fitzgerald sustained the objection and
Mr.. De!mas said he would conduct
the case accordingly.
The Countess Of Yarmouth and
Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie, ThaW
sister, were in court today ana took 81
Keen interest In all the proceedings.
When the witness Bowman testified al
10 the epithet Stanford White used
in speaking of the man he Intended
10 XIII before daylight Justice Fttz-
gerald said hc would give all those
in the court room whose sense Of
propricty might be offended the op-
p|ortunity to withdraw.
The countess and Mrs. Carnegie
went out, but returned In less than five
minutes.
BENJAMIN Bowman. doorkeeper at
the Garden thcater, was the first Wit
ness called,
"A few nights after Christmas ht
aaid. stanford White came up 10 me
after the show and wanted TO know
If Miss Ncsbit had gone home. ] told
him she had. lie replied:
you are a llar.' ! told him T.,
go back on the stage II see for him.
self. when he returned, AS ho passed
me. he pulled a pistol from his poke
and muttered. I1l KIN that -
before daylight" Witness said tha
he had communicated this threat e
ThaW.
ON cross-examlnation witness sal,
that this iucidont had occurred or
Christmas eve. 1903. He said further
that he had told White that Miss Mes.
bit had gone with Thaw White, h'
sutd. ala not mention ThnW by num'
when hc mnde the threat of killing
william Howard, q plano dealer
succeeded Bowman ON the stand. ~
testified that ne did not know White
hut thdt q man had been pointed ou
90 him as White. Objection wa
made Ia his repeating his converse
tlou with this "a as after IN
length f time Which had elapsed
WAS no Identification Of White. Nj
polmas t%hereupou withdrew the wit
ness. stating that he might call upol
him again at some FUTURE time.
Martin Green. a newspaper man
was he next witness. He was q VIII
ness OF the shooting of White b
ThaW He said that Thaw was yer
pale no the time. his cyoH scome
about to pop out OF his hca and Mi
hair was hanging down ON his fore
head Don % dishevelcd manner.
I'm your opinion. We're hts action
rational ON i~rrutioual' asked NJ
DClmas.
District Attorney Jerome ohjecte
that the witness was NOT % competei
expert
Mr.. pelmas quoted authorities
supper hls question. but the distri'
attorney ,outended That this deci~lo
had been superseded by "a later ono
The court ordered d recess uuiil
O'Clock, during which time the AZTEC.
news were Co consult authorities
At the afternoon session Justi,
Fitzgerald ~oVcrruIed Mr Jeromc's ol
lection, aud Green was directed
answer the question The Wltue
thtreupou. said That ThuN~ aotlol