The evening world., 1909-01-13


forelock stood up, brstly and uukempt,
where his fingers had rumplod IT,
When Mr. Mcintyre undertook 10
quote from the minutes OF the Grand
JnN that Indicted the Hams brothers IN
an attempt 10 dIcredit the testimony Of
MI, Roberts, Justice crane. upon MIR.
| latrins protest, cut out all reference 10
| what went on IN the grand jury room
EVERY rev minutes MT Oarrh inter-
/ rup'ed Mr.. Mcintyre. ~ last the lawyer
| Ior the detense sat down N ms char
ana dropped ms hands on MS knees IN
an attitude OF WEAKNESS AFTER justice
crane haa begged MI DarrIh 10 De more
considerable MI mcintyre went ahead'
MI Molhly'e h"' uy NO" us'u up
he"'S wv 'o"'s VI MS Seeo"u "N Ee'
"o '"'u ia'u'E 'ouv"'u WI 'ne 'S"'
'"o'S VI MS o"" sue except ior pass
'"s " '"e '"'es VI ie' "'s
anu VI weaver REFER rams pa''ne'
i" BUSINESS i'e ''.i 'e'o'eu go,
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Unwrltten Law Overheard.
The unwrItten Law and the nlss ~ in.
sanity by Peter Hams had been cast
overheard Reasonable doubt was the
life raft upon which he was apparently
hanging all Tbornton Hatns's homes
At 70 O'Clock Justice Crane. observing
that Jrror Walsh aI,houph keepnp a
plucky silence, was suffering greatly.
took a recess of an hour and half
upon Mr. McIntyre's promise to conclude
by q O'Clock. Mr.. Walsh was cared for
in thes Judges chambers while deputies
took the other eleven men out to lunch.
Mr., Mcintyre, wasting no time, az
ter recess went into the last chapters
OF his argument and took up seriously
the testimony that had been given by
his own witnesses. beginning with Jes-
person and Bugg the real estate deal
ers. with whom Thornton Hams talked
about building lots al Douglas Manor
and Bayside, and rapidly progressing
10 Thornton Hainss recital of events
on the Yacht club float Immediately |
preceding the shooting,
He declared that Thornton Hahn, was
entitled to acouittsl because OF wit.
ness Blrchaeld's admission that on
hearing the name OF Annis SPOKEN, the
defendant turned 10 his brother and
said. "Jesnerson Is moi here. let us go |
home"
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verac!ty are questioned. III the District
Attorney had spent his nights studying
the evidence as have, ne would know
better what is in this case
ignoring the main points against his |
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cI'eht' MI -hclH'y'e "'aue '''e "'osI
of trivial discrepancies In tie state
ments Of various States witnesses. AL |
.,.,- 49, 800, ,,...,.
ways WIN the ie'is" Fedso'"o'o
doubt as the moral adjoining his per-
sIstent tale.
Ia aoclorsd tho, . ,srr,h,e Injustice
nv u'''",e' ''"' '.''o'e '",'s''.'
had been done when, AFTER attrlbutihg |
md ber father tho nrosecution had |
'a re ~.
tailed 10 orlhg them forward as VIII
nesses so that he might cross-eNam-
ina them With only fifteen minutes
80, ~ snooi, NJ No1,,vra had MT
Se' W Speah' w. ."ein''.e '"u nv
once sought 10 oolster UP the uc'ehses
explanation OF why Thornton HaIns car
,iaa ro,,,vsr N povs,de NOR had no |
I1t,.,,,a,,,. na. 49,,
ostens,hls mans OF the brothers in
Aug. IL to go on a motor boat trip (
STRANGE ou,ssiors seemjnpjv in view
~ tb. vi;aI imnor,nnce ~ these two
,binas m tho ca,,se Of his clients
'"''e rn, n.,,
eu'os'Aes r''so''e''
u. closed with n horid peroration in
which Tternev and Thornton were eu-
logized 70 lie clouds as paragons OF
trIlth, His last words were glow
Ing tribute to Gen. Hams. who lis
tened with his face working and his
eyes blinking to hold back the tears,
and 70 the prisoners fraI old mother
TAX nv clients life and what's go
ing to become OF these old peope?'
shouted McIntyre, with waving arms.