The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-29

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had bothered the dentist e,er s,nce the
day some years ago" the bad man from
Egypt had taken possession of him. The
dentist. however. would not 20 into de-
tails to Judge swami about the murders
committed by the bad mar with the
freedom with which he had told the
story to others earlier IN the afternoon.
swans View On Insanity Pleas.
When Judge Swami came from Dr.
Naite's room a score or more of inter-
viewers gathered about him to ask for
details Of his talk with the dentist. Fur
Their than to say that Or. Waite had told
about his troubles with the bad man
from Egypt. however Judge Swami said
he did not feel justified al tina, time to
repeat his talk with the accused man.
Do YOU expect that II Dr. Waite goes
on trial his defence will he insanity 80
the District Attorney was asked.
Well" nswered Judge Swami with a
smile. 1t would surprise me very much
to learn that pr. Waite Is insane. I am
not Keen on insanity pleas. YOU know.
] thihk my record on the bench is proof
of that
The District Attorney Il MS assist
ants. Detectives tunu,ff AMI SCHNEIDER.
and many others. strolled westward Their
on Twenty-sixth street until Lexington
avenue was reached Here the District
Attorney halted and faced the news
paper men.
Il merely wish to tell you reporters"
ne said TO the group that had been
questioning him along T'wcnty-siNth
street. that since arriving at Bellevue
] AVE come upon what appears now to
be a lead of some Importance. n per-
son to be seen concerning this lead lives
a block or so from ;his corner. IL you
VIII wait here | shall answer. or send
AN answer to what you want to know
about this development"
In less than ten minutes word came
back. however. that there was nothing
10 he said about Judge swans mys-
terious trip around the block with his
assistants.
The confession OF the murder Of Mrs.
Peck by means Of germs which Dr.
Waite placed in Mrs. Peck's food came
close upon Information made public yes
,erday afternoon that Dr. Waite between
December and early this month had Oh
tained cultures containing the germs OF
typhoid, pneumonia. diphtheria. iniu-
enza. tuberculosis germs affecting the
mastoid region. and other deadly bac-
terra. Also lie had got from Bellevue
AZ one time some sputum from the throat
OF what proved n fatal case Of pneu-
monia.
lsed Other Doctors Names.
To get hold OF these germs. il was
said at the District Attorneys Office.
Dr. Waite had used the lettcrhcads Of n
number of reputable physicians ard had
then used the names of these doctors
on their note paper. Judge Swami knows
the physicians whose names We're forged
to get the cultures. but for obvious
reasons the identity Of the inuorcn.
doctors Is not heiub made public.
DIR. Waite procured his terms not only.
as TIE l. told yesterday. from the
Cornell Medical College hut from the
Rockefeller Institute laboratories. from
the willard Parker Hospital and by mail
from the Parke-DaNis Company, manu-
featuring chemists Of Detroit. Just what
kind of germs the bad man from Egypt
placed In Mrs. peck's food DR.. Waite
does not say. Rut the dentist admits
that the bad man from Egypt made him
mix up various kinds Of germs with
which 10 kin Mrs, Peck.
II was learned later last night that
Yesterday VAS the first time that Frank
Waite. the dentists brother vino has
been in closest touch with the accused
tfinll tltt'V titF ~ " hhls WV h'hI "
Of the bad man from Egypt, In his talk
with District ATTORNEY Swami pr. Waite
said the bad Egyptian wasn't a person
ality that the dentist could see rs a
separate entity. hut that he was ever
present--unti mentally dispossessed the
night before asst and responsible for all
the evil promptings which had caused
Dr. Waite to commit two murders. The
details Of the had mans promptings
which DIR. Waite withheld from the Dis
trict Attorney will he told to Judge
Swami to-day exactly as the dentist told
them yesterday before the interruption
by the arrival of Lawyer Deuel. during
the earlier recital.
II had been said during the early after
noon yesterday hat when District At
torney Swami was ready 10 go to Belle
vue he would he accompanied to DIR.
Waite's cot by Mrs, Horton. Mrs. IIor-
ton. howe was permitted to return
to her HON in Yves, Eleventh street. ac-
companied by Harold Spiclbcrg. attorney
for her and her husband. Harry Mack
| Horton.
DIR. Waite had been asking since Sun
day to be permitted 10 see Mrs. Horton,
but the request had been denied. II
was said at Bellevue yesterday that
Mrs. Horton also had tried to he adj
mitted to zee Dr. waite. but was de-
MED permission.
"Will YOU take Mrs. Horton with YOU
to zee Dr, Waite?" Judge Swami was
asked yesterday,
NO he answered. aud added with a
smile, TN not interested further In the
lady now"
DIR, Waite did not clean out his bank
account at the Corn Exchange branch
when he drew the $4,000 which he says
he gave Ia Kane and the $500 for his
own personal expenses" ON the same
day that the dentiA drew the So 400 he
|, also was heard to talk about a con-
templated trip to Europe.
Has there been m decker made to
accept . plea OF less than arst degree