The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-12

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The report then tells OF the pub
lie hearing held on January Z at
which Interested parties were asked
10 oher evidence OF acts committed
by Thaw since his committal TO
Matteawan. tending TO show person
al violence. and evidence, 10 the con-
trary. Counsel for the state OF
New York" II continues. declined
10 appear on the alleged ground that
our power under the order of the
court was Inadequate TO determ-
ination OF the question submitted.
Counsel appeared for Thaw and Of
fered evidence OF Lis custodian since
september Is. 1919"
Made Mental Examinations.
Mental examination OF Thaw were
made by the commission during four
days In December and from time TO
time afterward. The report says
these examinations covered a search
ing inquisition into all the acts OF
his life. including n review Of his
statements made in the various cross
examinations referred to. They also
included an examination OF his pres
ent and formal mental attitudes with
reference TO all his acts"
A cereful physical examination 20
determine the presence OF absence OF
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OF the nervous system. was also made
In its studies and deliberations"
continues the report. the commission
has in the main confined its attention
20 facts, preferring 20 attach little
Importance, Tor It's purpose. 20 the
connicting opinions OF expert and 9TH
er witnesses In adversary hearings"
Harry Thaw attended church with
his mother to-day. They went to the
South congregational. accompanied
BY one OF Thaw's guards. Later they
were informed OF the finding OF the
commission but although evidently
pleased. neither would make any com
ment, saving that they were acting
by advice of counsel
Evelyn Out Again.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. lit won't be
long before he does something to
hurt me-" said Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
a.ter reading dispatches concern
the report OF the New HAMPSHIRE
commission as TO the mental condi-
has studied the case from the first
Harry may be sane for months al
at a time" she said, but mark NV
words, the minute he touches a
glass OF champagne the fur will fiy
Very few people know Harry and the
workings of his mind as I do. The
best thing for him would be TO go
to Europe and never be heard from
Mrs. Thaw eagerly scanned the
dispatches and asked. who are the
men on this commission? Lawyers?
Physicians? What do they know
about Thaw? Why only one who
has studied the case fro mthe first
trial on is capable of judging Harry
Thaw's mind. One can never tell
what Harry will no next"
caxmody After Him.
- ALBANY y. Y. Jan. 11.-Should
Harry X. Thaw be admitted 10 paii ana
attempt TO leave New Hampshire Attor-
ney General carmody VIII try to effect
hts arrest. and the attorney general viii
have the support OF the governor in any
move he may decide to make 81 Ger
tainly shall seek the arrest and extradi-
tion OF Thaw In any other state, and his
arrest In this state" the attorney gem
eral said. Il never have acknowIedges
the NalditN OF the proceedings before
Governor Felker. Furthermore ad-
vised Mr. Jerome Co protest against
them. Thaw should be delivered TO us
at once"
The governor said he had left the en-
tire Thaw case In Mr.. Carmody's hands
and that whatever course the attorney
general chose TO follow would have his
strongest support.