The evening world., 1908-12-28

"Was he rational or Irrational at tha'
Was he ,Ncogr'l ANA rational b" every
Changed Man After Absence,
What was his attitude toward his
wife" "ir was very aucrtluuute
toward her. and said he Wds SORRY that
duty to the service had called NM h"ay,
Roth trcn ANA one occasion 'rl''H'
weeks earlier. Wien he had been AT my
house. ne had been most aUect'onate
and seemed devoted tu his wife.
"Nuu never observed anything IRA
tionu about him before lie sailed
Wen. when YOU saw hin at Thorn.
tons house about Aug; J, lsyS. ht"r ia' SS
return had he yhanEcd?' Yes, he hau
changed He said to me, My wie
Was a good woman, but Anuis made n
bad woman OF her His appearance
was wretrhed lie looked unnatural 70
"pescribe him lie was sitting on
the porch twisting his hair into rings
and rubbing his head and starins into
space or looking intentlv at the floor.
Ills eyes looked dun and glazed and
shiny, they We're not natural. Ills face
kept twitching. There was muscular
twitching at the mouth Al or a
sudden he would jump up and walk up
and down, whistling and singing. Then
he'd go back to his chair and sit down
again and resume staring.
Did you see him immediately after
that Il met him with his father ON
the quartermaster' dock at the Bat
terry few days before the shooting. AT
HIS fathers request took capt Rams
with me to Boston. He went with me
to my house for supper and then We
went by rail to Boston. At my house
lie acted in a strange manner. and II
was most embarrassing After supper
we went To the Forty second street sta
tiun, where l engaged adjoining berths
IN hos eli y ., O. kt
ing at his hair. and seemed to live TO
himself. He was absorbed and paid
little attention to what was happening
around him. He was altogether differ.
ent from what he had formerly been. |
particularly noticed his eyes. which
were duh and CLASSY. l noticed IN his
face the same twitching that had seen
before down at Bay Ridge. We got to
Boston next morning and went to
Eoung's Hotel
At this point court took recess, Mr..
Weaver sttll being on the stand.
How Captain Acted.
Tell us what happened when you
reached Youp;s Hotel at Boston with
Capt. Hams RECOMMENDED Mcintyre
after recess
Well | ordered his breakfast re-
sumed Mr.. Weaver taking UP his mar
rative where he had left off lie ate
very little. He got up, walked back
and forth, STAMPED his feet and then
came DaCK 10 tllt ldDlt. After DItdh-
fast we started for a patent lawyer ;
office where | had business The cap
tain went along. but spent his time
pulling at his hair and lingering at his
hat as ! have already described. Some
times he would smile. once he. stopped
suddenly and said: My wife came
from this town and now have no wife,
We left Boston at o'clock in the after.
twisting at one lock of hair on one side
of his head. He repeatedly said to me,
My God, Weaver my home is all
gone.
How about his gait" 1t seemed TO
me that he couldn't check his walk and
couldn't manage his feet. In moving
about the car there seemed tn be some
impediment in his walk. When we
reached New York | took him back to
Thornton's home at Bay Ridge. ON the
way he said often, It's too bad. Weav-
er. it's too bad. He seemed TO think he
was still in Boston"
Can YOU nix this date exactly 1T
was about the fourth or NTH Of Au-
gust"
From your observations of him on
tins occasion, would you think him
during that trip impressed me as being
irrational
How did he look when next you saw
him on Aug. l5?'' He was stiil tug
CLASSY. glaring and dull His mouth
was lwitching almost constantly His
appearance was worse than IL had been
on the earlier occasions"
Did YOU notice his walk before you
got on the carr" He Jagged just
behind US. He kept on tagging until
we missed him at Worth street, Thorn
ton went back for him"
Partner of the Hainses.
How about his manner on the carr
He sat silent with his hat on the
back of his head, pulling at that one
lock of hair Going on the Crcss-tuwn
car to the ferry, he sat looking at his
feet ana pulling his hair"
This ended the examination ana Mr..
White took the witness in hand. MI,
Weaver said he was thirty-fOur years
oid-he looked older-and that he had
l..n rGnUspt ell with . IluiuS Can