Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-07-10
ktice Hendrick Finds He hswers Questions "Ful- 1 ly and Sensibly."
I.MLY DESCRIBES
 KILLING OF WHITE
hght White Was Reaching for Pis- and Did Not Wait to See What |uld HappeD-NOt Insane, But Ju- Gave Him "Benefit of Doubt"

eW York, July .-He mas kered very fully and senslbly,' , Justice Hendrick, as Harry N today concluded a dramatic re- of the shooting of Stanford 'ith the memory of this common bn to sustain him, Thaw went nphantly through the final hour is ordeal and at 2:45 p. m. step- [snilingly from the stand, having mo days of his examination sus- Id with marvellous success ten $ of mercil6ss prodding from hty tAttorney-General Cook.
 law, as we'll as his advisers, now plain sailing ahead. Definite an- kcement was made today that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is too i'll to Id the trial and the reading of her mony to the jury, given at the te Plains hearing was begun fol- hg Thaw's departure from the b. ThaW has stood the test, and De case, in all probability, will go De jury next Tuesday, it is con- ktly expected that by Wednesday |ill be on his way to Pittsburgh a man.
 might, in charge of sheriff, under orders of Justice Hen t0ok dinner up town.
 pn adjournment of court at noon, following Thaw's visit to the lori for dinner on Thursday the justice issued an order, di- hg the sheriff, if Thaw so de- to permit him to dine outside ndlow street jail tonight. tomor- night and Sunday night. Tie
 is issued on the theory tna;
 is not accused of any crime, that he be not subjected to any ter inconvenience pending the mina'ion of his mental condition is unavoidable.
 State Asks Mistrial.
 arges that the state had female leader in the court reporting pered conversations betwe en
 and his counsel, a reprinand tanchfield, who made the charge D motion on the part of the state a mistrial be declared because tanchfield's act, which was de- by the court, enlivened proceed after Tfaw had left the stand aw's grilling was resumed a few tes after 10 o'clock. His manner even more composed than On the before. Describing the verdict of lry which acquitted him he said <: made the plea of self defense, when I found that I could not that plea. my counsel changed insanity"
 pu believe you were insane at the you killed White?" said Cook. ne jury gave me the benefit o1 oubt," was the reply. "In effect evidently believed there might been a chance, that my reason not all that it should be-
 reply to further questions
 gave correctly the date of tht er. He did not remember just he did all that day. but he did mber that he had carried re IT. He said he had been informed Monk Eastman, New Yorl leader, was after him. MT
 asked Thaw a series of ques dealing with events on the nigh e murder. Thaw detailed his ac from dinner time until he fird, mite. He denied he ever nas 2 White a "red gorilla" H, ne wrote that name after he has copied it from a letter writer clergyman.
 Describes Killing.
 DIX then led Thaw down to tn ehts connected with the killin ghite.
 aw first told of his vist to th With a party of friends am n Nesbit. and of the appearanc
 of Stanford White. Evelyn no
 White and passed a note owe naw informing him that tn kguard" was there.
 Pm Martins the party went { son Square garden, arrivin
 9 o'clock.
 es''on: "H2d you been drink