The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-14
THAW TRIAL IS
RESUMED. EVANS
ON THE STAND
CASE MAY BE DELAYED OR MIS-.
TRIAL RESULT FROM lit.
NESS or JURORS WIFE.
BRING UP WILL TODAY
But Tilt With jerome May Follow
Defendants Wife to Resume Her
Story--Expert Declares
ThaW insane.

nav insane.
I NV York. Feb 13-The Tha9
irial today was limited to the aftee
noon session OF less than TWO hours
duration the morning sitting Of cnrf
having been abandoned because Of the
| Illness Of leh wife OF Juror Rolt0a
( He was allowed to visit his home u
lcompany with two other jurors ami
1.-TWO c0erg ffic RS He found his Wife
I suffering from double pneumonia ami
1.-TWO physicianl certified To District All
torney Jerome that her condition was
very serious Bolton returned % the
jury panel in ime for the afternoon
| session
II IS hop d the trial will 20 on To-
morrow although Juror Bolton this
afternoon appeared 10 take little inter
est ia the proceedings II Mrs Boil
tons condition should continue 70
ierltical chat her husband cannot be
expected to give proper ns'deration
/ 10 his duties as a juror there may b.
an indefinite prostponment-ail ofhe
Jurors meanwhile remaining locked
| Iup-or possibly mistrial
DR.. Evans AGAIN on Stand.
Or. Britton d. Evans, supcrinten9
ent of the state hospital for the insane
a Morris Plains y J wa the on'v
" tness Of the afternocG. II conciu!
ed his direct examination and 1erom
Preserved the light to cross question
him at later stage Of the trial
nr. John 7. Deemar Of Kittanning.
Pa, was called 70 the stand AMI ask
ed To state what he knew " tne menf-
lai condition IN John Ross, fir causi9s
Irf Harr~ Thaw
| Jerome objected TO the question on
the ground that the Relationship was
too remote to permit th drawing II
deduct ons as 10 hereditary insanity.
30 questions and the witness were
Withdrawn temporarily.
Evans detailed the results Of his
various yamina.ions and physical
tests in his visit to the defendant
following the tragedy. He declared
there was depression in the pate Of
Thaw's bead of the most unusual ch1r-
acter. but was unabl2 to tate its sig
nificance because he had never seen
a ythina like it before Evans also
claed other peculiarities about Thaw,
To Introduce viii TODAY
Tomorrow Mr. Delmas will off tho
Thaw wll in evidence. If it is acce9t-
ga It will be read to he jutv II not
accepted by the consent Of District
Attornev Jerome there is lik iy to tn
extended argument Following the
disposition of the will Mrs. Thaw will
resume the stand
Thaw remained In the pr oners
o-u "a this morning, where he had a long
chat wi b his wife.
Exaggerated ego" explosive in
anity" and other neat and n'easing
phrase, were hurled abrrt ruthless'v
when Evans was unde~ direct evamin-
-tior. on thing is understandable
'Io thi- ke Harrv Thaw was craZy
when ho k'llc5 White
Thaw's Actions Strange
The dslordpnts attitude while pr
rvars is testify .rg is everemelv inter
asting Will the~o seer7e 30 20 e
-r~nce of an alienist sesuug IN anv
svifnnco ,ncli-g 20 establish bis ~
sonity. Harry hangs his hesi aloomilv.
si ewes fixed on The table a. which
ne s seated with his couns in vhi~'
ne does rot address a vord Dui let
on alienist cet 4 leiga setback 7rd p
nrcy nfed from tcs'ifviu1 aul Ibis
tsar0re Young man strai1hfnrs rn ~
.1i chair SMILES. showing 90 bis small
7fife tepfh srd crCace- i'm animatel
and oyitentlv cheerful co0vo~sat on.
There is mo- Doubt 'n7t J@r7T' g
aching 70 get at Dr Evans Tc di"
Hscs bir as O man and as On e~np-'
Na doubt merry So sion VIII r0s1
.8ut as the aHonis- was iu'r1'no"5
cfva rstts- basis f1r 1g e. +n~s mi
20 Eveira Neshit Thew fen davs
ego - ia CHI Fke'y rHoi she WI
90 -orqsitteI 90 Resume per tcsri-1e1--
Mrs vlfHam Thsw is 10 fes-if~.
md - is VI. Mae Mckenzie. 10
-r1-re efl E nd G Eees1 Nrt
'vhr- Nr Te-o~e's cas-. ir -enr 7ai
--iu ra it fs hard On saw r-t .- seems
certain ~,w +ta- Do riH uH a1 -
-aaz. three alierisfs in 7u af-e~7f re-
-tro~e-t tte TESTIMONY If Thaws
f''aniss