The Detroit times., 1908-01-23
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ED HIS ARMiNo-PLANNEp NO
ATTACK ON WHITE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.--Justics
bowling announced this afternoon that
he would allow three siienists only
Tor each side to testify In the ThaW
trial.
Soon after Justice DowIing's an
ncuncement, DR.. Brtton Evans took
the stand to testify for the dsfenss.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-pr. chas. q.
Wagner, Of the New York state asy.
lum for the insane at Esnehsmton.
who had examined Harry Thaw
in August. 1906. on the wiz
ness stand, today said thar
the defendant had told him
he did not have any intention Of AZ
lacking Stanford White, and that az
he wanted was evidence 70 send him
to jail on the charge Of running young
girls. Thaw had then said that after
all, Il ineanine the shooting) waa the
better way to get rid Of him, for n ~
had been sent TO Jail, he might HAYS
been pardoned out. Asked n he aid
not realize he was In very DANGEROUS
position, Ihaw had said: "WeIi, you
zee, Providence took the matter en-
tlrely out Of my hands"
He also told DR.. Wagner that be.
cause Of his being traiIcd by thugs mir.
ed by Stanford White, he had been ad- y
vised by Roger o'Mara to carry a pis.
tof. He added that II he was attacked
by any members Of the monk" East
man gang--a notorious New York
slYn1 organlxation--he would use hie
gun. His talk was rambling and ~
laughed and said he knew. he was noe
crazy.
DIR. Charles L. Bailey. OF Albany.
was the first witness called 10 the
stand today. in the Thaw trial. He
testified in response TO questioning
from Littleton. that In April OF 1906.
when he was on train coming from
Albany, that he had seen the defend
ant on the cars. between Albany and
Hudson. The porter had called him
to attend Thaw. DR.. Bailey said be
spoke to Thaw and that he did not
respond to his questions, but kept re-
peating "Shystcr-shyster-sh
Pennsylvania train runs into the New
York Central"
Q-How was his pulse---over 72f
: Al should say II was. 1t was very
rapid
Q--You said at that time you dag
nosed the case as one of unsound
mind?
Ayes.
Odd you ever see man so drunk
that he didn't respond to a question:.
Al did.
Q-what was his appearanceg
Ale was an anemic His eyes
blazed. gave him an injection of
morphine. The porter had to assist
me.
Q-Had he been drInkIngy y
Ayes. sat close to him and de-
tected drink.
o-what did his appearance indicate
to you?
Al thought he was crazy.
Odd you visit him In the Tombs
after the arrestt
Al did,
Cross-examined by Jerome:
Q--Then all you knew was that he
was man who was talking incohsr-
Ayes. be was uttering meaningless
sentences and did not respond TO my
Odd you then and there decide he
was OF unsound mind and proceed ~
give him an injection of half grain
or morphine1
Al did.
Dr.. Bailey was then excused. and
DR.. Charles O.. Wagner. OF the New
York State Asylum for Insane, at Bing-
hamton. took the stand. The exam
nation OF DR.; Wagner was taken up
OF the session yesterday
DR.. Wagner was questioned l'y Mr..
Littleton:
o-Please tell OF your visit to the
defendant on Aug. 6. 1902
Ale told me some physicians had
been to see him. but he had not sub.
mitted to their examination. He said
the physicians were Messrs. Gaynors
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