The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-14

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o-Were his demonstrations In alge-
bra on the blackboard good or badl
Avery fair.
when he went 10 the blackboard tried
TO practice that little system OF Josh
Q-You said he had strange look
In his eyesy
Ayes SIR
Amy stranger than he has now9
A-Yes. he had a hxed stare.
Q-His mouth would twitchi
Alt would.
O--What have you been doing in the
~ years since that timer
o-iiow many boys have come under
your hands during that timer
Al could not say.
these long years and vividly picture
the pale, twitching face of the defen-
dant2
0-You went back at the time 10
the picture of the pale faced youth
before the homicide?
Al most certainly did
Harry ~ an "ExamDie.~
Harry K. TSs@ as horrible sxsmpis
Little objected TO the adjective 'hor-
Eible" and by direction q the court o,n RI
out the word horrible"
him as an exsmpis to other bOyss
. S-WSen ana where. name on. oc-
AT worthington, MINI,
q-p!a you"refer to him BY na"e'
O-To whom did you refer to himf
A--To Miss Bingham,
Q-Have you on any other occasion
A-Yss sir--frsausntiy In class and
n:s. While s:sa n. v: TSs"
Sb, a. you iu sSint Eli. a.s.uaan, wa.
. X--Yes sir: aid not rsi;i: all the
dents TO better things.
Always ThouGht Him frratfDunt.
o--Did you think him irrational
. Ayes. always thought him IRA
all these things came back to your
A-Th:y certainly did, 49,. -
before the last trial?
q-You were not called them
oEwhen did you communicate the
facts TO the defense7
iawyers--to Judge Ofcott.
Al did not.
Jerome then went into the private
life OF the witness He developed the
fact that Prof. Koehler Is married and
for years has been running q business
college In Minnesota
Jerome having finished his oross-ex-
animation. Littleton began the re-di-
rect examination.
can H.
Q-You told the district attorney
you wrote. to Judge olcott Have you
Al have II at home I believe.
This ended the witness redirect ex-
animation but Jerome had another
question TO ask the teacher before he
Q-when did you last see Harry
rhawf
A-when he left school in 1855.
Al this point the witness was al
Littieton said that several new wit
nesses had arrived and suggested TO
the court that time would be saved II
he might be given an opportunity to
question them. For this purpose Jus
tice Bowling adjourned court earlier
than usual. calling for 1t to reconvene
DR.. Robert Chase. of the Friends
asylum. at FRANKFORT. Pa. where Har-
riet Alice Thaw. cousin OF the late VIM.
Thaw. Is under treatment. was the first
Witness THIS AFTERNOON.
Jerome objected to Littieton's first
question which touched upon the pres
ent mental condition of Harriet Alice
rhaw and the court sustained him.
BY Littleton:
Q-Did you examine Harriet Alice
Thaw7
Al did, In 1904.
Q-What was her condition?
A-She was mentally incompetent.
The witness had answered before
Jerome. could object. and the answer
o-Have you the papers on which
she was committed?
Al have.
papers including the commitment pa
per OF the insane person, and the re-
ports on the case, according TO the rec
ord OF the Institution. and then testi-
marked for Identification and offered in
evidence. Mr.. Jerome objected and
they were excluded. DR.. Chase was
then excused
Amy Goesette. of San Mateo. Cal. a
middle-aged woman. formerly OF Flor
ence, was the next witness called.
She said she was trained nurse.
Her appearance was surprise to the
state. no reference having been made
to her testimony at the hrst trial.
Q-Did you belong to an institution
known as the Holland sisters7
Al did. Their headquarters are In
Nice, Italy
Q--were you ever in Monte Carlo?
Ayes from 1891 to 1897 I was en-
gagged there as a nurse.
o--Did you meet Harry X. Thaw
Ayes in 1897. was taken TO his
room by a doctor
Q-where was hef
AT one OF the hotels--the Turner
Avenue.