The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
JEROME S SA|Y'S;
TIL 1A\Al is lin I SAN 81 !, !,!:; N,E!,s| 4
Court IS sAdj journed Until aSaturI'slI
@ day to Allow D efense 5tos = lie IN
Affidayits. 95sSs

si N lIW52Y ORIS, March y. ID DlstrictMAtssss
torneyf Jerome to day p resen tad{ w ~
stico Eitzgeral ID ight ftldavlts $tnssap
port Of 9t he sugg gestion he lnnd yes s sss
5terday II In the case &of Harry IS. ThayiTs
that the defendant IS now III s. cliEssa
sta tef OF lunacyi9 or insanlt as W Il he
incapable or nderstan dir EtSs y heaS pres
dings a againstghim or making sllt des5S
fcnse, T he co was In SCI ssionS ! less a
than an no our,$ ID Delphin NJ De elmas,s Tor
tho efense@ stating that the answer s
sto the district attorney al s pro POSI- Ion
was. not ready. j5 Justice SFit1geraldMal-.5s
lowed both sides until Sa aturday afteg;SS$;l g;S;l
noon ats o. clock8to fl sue clls tiid ayltsS
5as they desirc wi hH the @ ler Eoi hs
court. There wi II bo no fu therSS hear
ing in the mat tor of the appoi 1tmentS
OF a 8lunacy commission uni less y usticass
5Iritzgerald so directs fter$ con 81 der III
such af1idavits and sg exhibit Is as 70 ~ pe$
offered Neither the jury no w nav Y
was IN court to- day. 4 he y Try haVln ntsss VI
been excused till " to-morroW WI me ornln ltAR
fnt ii O :s0@ o clock, when there vii I besaI
lLrief session ut that time and q Sforfes
Rma II nd journment $unt II Mon " & mornsS
8lnE announced. by ! Monday q usttcelE
&Fitzgerald 8is expected \ to be read " aStass
announce Ills declslorl
Gleason's Blunder. sS
District Attorney Jerome pleadesaNss sl h
to day for permission to eXAlni q e lA9Hs$
Allan AlcLane Haml lton. ora ly,, ppt5 ANY
tha absence OF a waiver Of pro stonals
privilege on the part OF the Il defensess
Justice Fitzgerald said 4 he lWoul Id not
allow the doctor to be exanitnsd & fur.
ther# at this time, AZ Justlc 70 u tzgeraetsd
added significantly that he syyo VI q s:ta ka
judicial notice OF everything IN w ctss:
had been sdduced eyidenca during
tho nine weeks Of tho trial. Or, Hannilss lsa sI
ton, 1T Will be Remembered, on syest teFi-.8 eFi.
day, testified that In his nav
4is not at present capable q Nj q dlrectlln III
his defense. This questlo y, vas passs
L IA Dir Hamilton byE Attorney e GleasoTss
AZ tie defense, and Mr., ] orolneS now
contends that the defense Il nus ~ iye6
| the matter OF profes si0nal PR le Ee.sess ON
The refusal Of u Justice ~ sc ral ~ stes s'!as
allow Dr. Hami ilton to be In nterro sc at41s st
| in tho proceedings To VI emil lgh u ten eAssa
| conscience of the court as to tss dptye
Hin appointing a commission or g rder-
ling a resumption OF the trial was ~ y
! terpretet In yariou way by th sa siai
court to-day. The attaches "a 81 55St no
district attorney s. otIice We're 4ncl1 1nedE
A to the belief that DIR. F4aInt lton /, AZ vlnks
already stated his opinion 10 y ustiss,sl
/ Eitagerald the latter deemed NM ~
necessary { to precipitate an aTgpmens
as to the waiving OF prof ASST ional sprtv
Il lego, The defense seemed inclt ned slo
1.-THE view that Justice Fitzgerald fs.st
llheld Dr. Hamllton's eYl Yldenee SO ~ la mol
! he taken into consideratlo y, ,8 and that
q conseGuently the district attorHey,A pes
a sitIon was materially Il Wea ke ned, ,SSfs Sf Dysa
I IHamilton was first cal ed into tha scAe9S
4 SIby Thaw's laEYe Yers, II q ana MI was vl1llss
4 he was IN their epiplo hat ils Iaadss NJ