The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1907, Page 2

1907. | Sie from His Cell in the Tombs Le Courtroom. Where.. Trial for His. Life Is in_ n_ Progress. SkKetched at the Criminal Courts ca Artist Mortimer. a TT > al = i ul CE i a bis ae LE i wy < INTERIOR. OF CouRT Do Maz I ANiNE Loot. tf % WA 8 ees SNS PRS, JAK vane ROOM = se} AS Ce SMUBRN ei eek Hr sings E58 USER STAR PLAGE, | va fi 90 ee - - —t__PEN eae OF THAW, HIS "HS PRISON (WALL pension appropriation bill adopted the an ~ " “iment proposed by Mr. Gardner, of. Rise ainencplolursloHarey: Maw and hts wife, Evelya Nesbit ‘Thaw, | srenane allsliltie ace psualawanen® 4 ¢ —H as they appear in court, drawn by Irvi 5 < Tnirediniatenh Pe = “ titers os hat had-b ; hem, bu: Alntance with either Thaw’s people or { Sete PD. % vin 8, Cobb, of ‘The Evening | cies In tho United States save one, and in the room partaking of a tuncheot that had been-sent-in to them, busy 27 { i World's staff. He also draws a vivid picture of Lawyer Dolphin M: fixing that one at Washington ; ; ya vote of 88 to 8 co =ye-part-in the-conference. 2 $Would-thatacau ce yelth tw HA | Delmas, whom a $100,000 fee has brought from Calffornia tc ald thatot Lip shes nH erro eee 5 - ~ amendment fixing the number of pen. TL is said that counsel for defense-is somewhat-alarmed about the jot MrT. defense - : ron agenciescat elghtcen, as now) ex- ei barraas you In di jase “tumbe of peremptory challenges Lawyer Harisidge has used up They | juror? ‘are said {0 fear the [istrict-Attomey is-trying to-get the defense to-ex-} {7 mink note tits allotment i in-order-that-he- may have-a“freer-hand-in-choosi Sula Mot cervo-ax a ihe jury. | tr know of none," aa A ‘cold, biting wind that whistled around the Criminal Courts Build- | wes EAE aN cana | ing, sifted in through the doors and permeated the farthest recesses of the Mare Wilsbotnioee a wearin! : ‘corridors and galleries, put an effectual damper upon the sensation seekers | naa-an- opmton— path “today: “The big police-gutrd had nothing to do. “The courtroom was] t-te my one He wren’ he woul be compete -Biven® over to the use of those who are soy interested in the Th Sat As T2 ving the ends of wis 59 Lis forehead and atleks out {1st fingers and-occastonaily shooting one of | behind tha dome of-tie skull-Hke n-ateb= = Saas (hore pecullariysangled glances out} borrwhisk broom, His feet are big and | AMERICAN IN AUTO z from under his frowning brows, he did {© y. His hands are shapciess, his ates z not look the picture of Cie fast young} fingers tong and eplayed, with sprawling CRASH IN-ENGLAND. man ‘of the Tenderloin, although the Kauries and short nails trimmed to the newspapers haye word-painted him ax| Quick and having a dull, lifeless color, ae seo -— such a thousand times. For, be it con-| Is face has been described often Lonpox, “Jan. partynote Aye forsed, Harry Thaw would look more at| n0wK, already and always “the de.| Visitors to Aiunch: Tuding a ian on Te: vonue than on Fitth.|*¢rptons agree in these detaila—that| Bamed Whitham, desertbed variously avernge fast young man of the gitt- }4t1s-heavy, towering, prooditig, moody, iniad States Agent at Man ~ Paul Armstr ong, the Playwright, ine . neice Ip rather 1 . jor and “Lecturer under. the United fering Trowlway cates In clean-cut ty] ther-etupid.nomewnat-weak and not) sates Goversmans = met with &, were nishes the Angle by Which the lily Mnes and his clothes Mt him, thoug! Mt “ vicious or malicious—altogether ous motor accident yesterday at Chor- dissipation may have bleared his ey: ctites;—scnoolboy=iKe (Pranking “ang, pRIned UNCOMNcIOUs Unt this morning, he’s the sort of man that doesn't fit his| ter stock than Evelyn Ye SS take eak @ face which serves well as an index, % |. Whitham and another man rk : =} x nnd wiped-the maniiness and strength Crime Would Be Viewed out of hls face Lining ee ee eens to Harry Thaw's life of wiifulness, ex.) Were 60 dadly Injured that they re- ButThay's-clethes don't At orrathert —They-eay Harry Thaw by V igilantes. ¥ omnes of bet- Nesdit, Certain. His collar gapes away from|/¥ he doesn't look tt when one gee Thaw’s Mother-in- Law and ani paturnine. ab y side by sido with hi: lasses on hin E 9 coat lapel stands aloft on his wife, —Son-Here to Aid Jerome, | ite si sich tite: : uldere -as--though Ibe: | heree- there ose mee iat MORREE and “awe Had a Fixed Opinion, i - oy pa tonged: tod here rte thewn— — Mrs Witla “thaw ii One of the eurprieés for the defense] terlous man with the fron-gray hair, |» = ly: the Author of ‘“Ehe Heir to the Hoorah, Salomy! atts Se Aura aos to ae ea Tat i ent ahat Mire j.Nho had acompanted Edward Thaw ant iS Pasi aay kes eful men_and women, to-teywas-the announcement that Mra prothee-in-iew; Mrs -Garnegien. in Jane" and-Other Plays of Western Life. } ~ ne Yvelyn Holman, mother of Thaw's wife, | ourt. f are getting a jury to try Thaw In the most accepted fashion of| prooks. Seremcelienliaielre SuARTAMs SNOICHY Teo MaY ern OO Atl SHO SAR orgy po yea —— TT Pitwsuure. WOderIne VENOM, abn! Hien tre—chatlenged—him to send her son-incl wa to the electric | siatrys older lira Laas zion, ; emptority nol—but her sart don't Jeha. SMrs. Holm cht reside: renortenie Can tryoils telenicn sr the-vigtamte- days, when-some-one-kiied-another-tn-cold blood, the--—einomas AK ftw rtter tor a texs | Haed intellnctemaiityytor-wpin4lnete tinsett y the !man an elderly. bowhlukerd rkept secret by the Distriet- Atiorne: ne ‘faa by ake ne. z = {tle publication. an “elderly, oridataced | Nothouse conauests for them. eliizens-gathered. When they got thelr man they asked him a few. straight-; iman with « droont se Fy Ota tac phner a nei a ef ner ears forward-questions, es 2 Solving’ at No) 3-Eaat Seventebnth street.) 00h ua ler ale The gure N “FA = to | Ry oxeused beruUNe OF a fixed opinion] Yeh Sateret-tree, with ter tig mt No one objecte dto x question. The man gave a satisfactory answer in the case. roring eyes, lovely mouth and wonders Larnnaeet Hie just got here mene tale —Dustice Fitzeerala “went through tna! ou formality of entering fines of HW) each | her shonl=} (der seo a tall-young -stripling—with-a sald) Mr. Woodruff, i che] MEAL the names of twelve talesmen | Mnow Mr." Allan Evarts, te" tate : Adin. Kelly, a bookkeepe! Puller 1 and {ho- gre ax tno. who crancd fits neck to watch | Wiis had falled to appear, “hite's Tetaonal “soinae all or-was hunged before che party broke up, tin No. 4 Tibi Rouge said ne smileys tt Desieakc the her, from a pl Th afendant ive ve a bigsed The cltizens s ve a ’ . nd asked no u an Bible So-| Patrician or a possible -imitatio: it. room, The stripiiig was Howard Nes- bei pinay, Whegbats cated gate ens spoke up {In meeting If they knew anything and [cluty: fhtcen euros Tioe bag cid] Gho. wi badly: Drokeninascs toon health Diit, her bfother, who stands ready if a | By xcuses because of a tea t Mrs, Blatz was to alive that afternoon at 4. finan i thin gray beard and a| and worry have had thetr way with SAVE ‘YOUR EYES! ite ae ata une | ARMIN there was a slight expectant { Cust ‘TRI. = ms Ne aa Husky volve. | her. Ther Mile gray hollows © Btate newls him, to testify vor AI, SWIFT AND PICTURESQUE, [SU haye formed o thoderatily trong | under her em a hax ringed == Htate-and-acainst sister's husband. | Pasa Dke the halt incthe action of a Don't trust yout eyesight to the teode play 2 ie. his. ce a ustler Ww: b " ppinion,” he raid, “But tr wouldn't oY but Eo Ones Evelyn Nesbitt ahitiine ta her| PRY As tel star makes ble entrance—» meee tae When justice was the ono thing in mind men told why they; Keep nie from rendering a fate verdict | ™ beauty thac | mefeiet of a clerk belund Ga ecotareta ripe fF eeat, capaht a peep of the boy, but she Baap talesman'e: VL be EW AS "3 Old serve on a fury, not why ft would be Jnconyentent to hang their aunt's s|1 pave read a goed deal about the| once ma Ix left to. make | hands out ain'” spectactes. The scrvices E gave no'sign of recognition, A momont; (us) SOuRD and the serateh Of an ar) fume tue dirty. pe | haif-brother's friend [rhe defense challenged for rahe f4 Ue type of red lipped, | of our eee phyticians—who are oculists, fF Aster she whispered something to May * crayon on hin roughened paper, jand the defense hi Menta ee e & hallenged for ‘blag and} Hits m men will | NOT ialespeople—are absolutely {ree. { Inter she whispered something a Hichernaeele y There was a swift and plet é Ming habit of getting | ie State accepted Mr.| fight and, The type & Vet] aa 1 i f AW came striding in from.tno thirty. Mainty, 1 t picturesque trial and a chilling hab! 5 K Mr. Hurtridge chalienged | tet. goes hiallrooen Slice ala re if Ses eae | are $1 ear inscateante por eed down the miata urs pwar | Aebi Ld Gist toc direct aniot vettering that noman war prejudiced beyond the pase ; Ere DTA EIN teeth tron toney GHasses, required, as where nis wite>sat--lte-uodued-tG- men acting an Albert B. Little, a pubite accountant, | of-a Broadway oborua andi table 4D dn her face than y eit and scene TNR trie Re reach of 2 majority-ex ing six-shooters: WHORE Gin at No. 54 East 234° St., at Fourth Av. Jess nerve May McKenzie'a ehirky | OUt she was slow tnoratsing her nena, | Mr. Easter had pi 100 Broadway, |-Reotor'’s big windows In a month or a All_vor; { ares : * : dhe had-no tection of 50 East t25th St., at Madison Av. r i = i ONS Ons elemental, primitive and unety ti race that |S recollection of ever hav= | Week. peidinians a: 5 SHERETdinset etal cperhapellbeen con- | and ty ir glances did nor mee: He fea ag to nl TMNT at Md reat things 1 ie 1 ae re eee Pecans at th Ling: been on zine’, by the jury com-|_ Through the session Thaw's. much| 442 Columbus-Av., Sist & 82d Sts. . tagjous. ooked Just as he did yesterday-sallow, } 2 igs-and lived big lives, a race that will likely withsmind tra pa eeloners Squehtngzupon his) qualine: munted or: f the “iver tongue, | 4g Fulton St., Bk’n, (opposite A.&S.) Ue eh tatindea at tusiod about the tempter and nolding | Henge for cause was! Weakening cluich of another hundred years of-civiifzation, LoeTaty-oppored to the death penalty," Ite rarely movin’ whtlecteperranctony | ema , a , tis herves In a (ight rein.’ Even to th é 5 _Di said ‘Mr. Tlttie, “but 1 farina Sof unwilling asin r ied Sate ast Nd the Visitanins hase ha _cloaring xith-trees ut would Tender» |axamtnations of nwt tnlesmen speéial panel, he! piue, uer (his costume was exactly t a eras on all vides ae v inal eee Ate Rae denice juatitied It Let Se Fe pty ite maarata chee aeons ve had worn on the tir Uroad-Jawed, mubstin- | ould Ilkely ask the direct question, “Why? Wallaua reat tsiaGwran inelng TC or einen [Seca cea TE ReH ENN SEIU RA Cua CRE ea ke ; pee ee ; Sie | vencay oldaeen Tera artes | WOULD TURN HIM LOOSE OR SHOOT HIM, {Harry Thaw twisted In lia chats and) Sith {arork out_on the Pacific Const, Ocaiists and Opticians. cues ce See ye > phindie, fr He would anawer and they would call one witness, the woman. When | s’hinvered someting te hee tat een Ream a cipher sin a Hele Seen Not a BIEL Secured in the [St have She-hadtolt-her-story they Would Kliake Thaw by the hand and ini rar, ioeg Rny tron hinm—ttor tae Hoge Learecrtt i loose. or excuse themselves to the woman and hang_lim then and there. unted_ Of komething on her naetgeneeer nee, looking townrd hin 200) Ongers i a wl-wave iim the tat r cian. the _Juder.-oront—terome.—there “qukation dtvort =faa-told ~ eave he pate babel —eite—aceastaees = =i “ That subterfuge at —modem~civitization was hot workings Resi tink —lintenet— nto ntty. she-tochis-eanity-there: her-stors, those SHEET ti ~Firesome Morning Session, B Not a juror wax secured at the morn- stax the statute declares to be! y AS jmouthed hume y ? log cession, The talesmen, knowing inking If tere i Again Jerome Says No. ergy and stowing It away agalnat the é Your Doctor . Betataceirors: to eskept torether’ana une inkings ite ft pesca cae The woman's story would hang or free him, and the fact that she May] or would acy tails; agit. the talea. time “when ot "would be needed” and = oays AL AERA Tn Pate Be Gieason was upon No hew thek tave been ong of the music hall women would make no difference. [man, “ue it bother me greatly MAYS needed mighty ba I have‘one prescription j——rrene—oxcusts fat nat serving aaa fret” time Wile the dust kicked up by mérlerncivilization—abl, SP tac korres TT wonld always rer t : note - + He=28 neiet-the gS 'y_ossisted —hy-tarcucrs.| 1 Htv-etark inthe fae, ame = a re The first talesman, called for exam iecheenigiiccuciatans Taken; Then cealleoeda i orient penalty etaring tet any Grocer-can fill; | (nosing for Napotcon and other men of certain destiny) may obscure the grim; Mr Jerome wanted to challenge. Mr, hei 2 | Little for blas, He wax overriled by! the jury, howerer Civilized, will finally ote! ie Joatioa,-— The defense accepted | shake or a hanping on. the scoman's scored, him. but the Btate challenged per: The second. Sratep—tatted—ta> daaac W. Ken eran tin -2did —not—Anaw. too much’ of tnatr such —and the-ansirer fora tim ae ia_a trial for | the mana hand: When you feel rm down or tired Gall a_young,. § WIN Agreed” with Mr. 8 lite chap, 0 eet hoe banker ahd unmarried Mra Rendall Jerome “atinytited” ‘the | nna sese pd phew ensue lot PAUL ARMSTRONG. crate. Hood.-a book denier Drink Seas eeideutty lath ts scree. neo guror Do. Pruning-g lot nf ai eTL nel 3 =j Knew persona on both sides of Their Mocha and Java and hesttated-in his answers. Thaw listened to the dis an you, if putte thie-turs—box-gg | 202 —tBtently, — with his head bowed try this cane tay uside all this goasip | ME Wild eyes peering from under thy = End To winpUper Abearieiig And olry thin | OST MAPEINK AST Of hieeyebroms.—an CAR ON Ith Mets?" Asked Mr, Jerome. | Ate. carrying with tt a sugKeation | § "ET think d could,” sald Kendall slow. |-0f hostility nnd sullensess. It ta qn, | dy. “think 50," attitude that seems to be a favorite Odject to Jerome's Query, [22s with Thaw. oe! wun br—mtual= H nt + : i607 ff, of No. 837 West One Hunt for Jurors Drags On, meat Codie diggs eee {-#aleans: oF TON EUuppiies, —tean: fav 111 three. eed tik Germa but Old Excuses Save Them.| Hits hie caacen naw He had a Very strong optnton: drut 3 cout put {t aside before becoming Coffee has never contained a single bean- of. any other than genuine Old Govern- ment Java and selected Arabian Mocha, Mixed t y nl of Hilt, wh. plucked «at lawyers ita With your meals and-between-neals- the afternoon seaston the weary Fatisfactorily he was excused irently endlésd geind of tales h had whisnered a few words “bo you know HALEY ight recta marr 4 22 T1S- Y b Sia hig wext Guesilon MrcJersire-went motes ow any or WMatry Thaw's Es resumed Soetioe —uniaUre Weyer on Piatt, wae promptly ee tourinttaioes in pro) rion of 33 aclts to IT1S. SRE CTE. : enry r at Vice-Preside: ft 3 « |e AS wi set 4 Al THF 1 A IN 16! “Tength into: the iaw “bearing oh pre] —"I—know Wiliam Thaw and” hls elas naid * etme meena : Oe aes SSL eae Clave he ALLA Aes ie who had heen-tenled. to-day. 1616 Ig ocha, roasted and HEA = RATING. hom: Ventystith etrert at <_Rnodttation “nthe crime of murder, tne! ter,” answered Kesdall. We—wan the we i iy : “ Challenged by Jerome. married man with a faml aring of Insanity upon crime and the! first talesman who admitted to an nan ak: puaisinient— He aed bY. married et eenpediye stood bolt up-|.1. ground in-P, & T's..own oo ad formed an opinion but could free Wills C. Brower, » young bookkeeper, | right with his arms crossed and hits ® = Cc urolrmanitiedvahati ne ASI @lowedsioredatromutbeemtands as nt with hie ito confront the new |i! Warehouse : 4 ihe hillag at Widte on | 208 aa he rckt he hud formed a pe Juror, ne Fetart wan aorn for service, | pion iE A * oe Rincaiseies hiss DY] prepid a wife eyed Pras hand Dob H| rice 29c. per Ib. seei-leil-i ieltitviticbbiieieicfeie--i-iniefejetatfapep eer Lees PN ial Fee termined young face closely. | five te nord te MEN UbieA nad DA yo Jone and, Creme we thiedamsets || world's Groceries and Tal wble Detiacie or ants row Hee WALI SETI LS BILGE his frm for twelve 8. in born aides. The weary, walling (alc Bt lowent prices at your disposal muahedu herr velieunconaher Mee eee nara maplochis | men. chirkedl| up Yinibty ie nea the } Guauty Ls nut wecossariy maredes mopped lier face with nm hand ) for implied bins and nap made a good Impression. > = = from hiv prices—the peel of tails te SURGE | William ,d. “Hirsehteld, of No. 396 edd ever ram otely Tt} minded. well-bred, seltzer; who wil} candy prices, Inctpals, | Probably make up hts mind slowly and 1 | Washing ft. a rent extate dea Tilo defengy weaned Mr, icon Bek’ to Wonee tle made tp. SPECIAL POR THIS iHUQLDAT hon fo die 1 na exciiacd becaune } ome challenged him peremptor . om aUperintendent ircover her face (has |t-ehiveren when} of: middle ager rw aa excliacd becaure Ne" reomas Py Gallagher, a white-haired |, Arthur 8, Camplell i an patna. © IATERLANTA- 0 100 Nerves Wouldn't tend it pasa a fixed ontnion; Iman. who-bore himself Hke a retired fy Weat end avenue, war the next man B NB Fee OUR 1 nbeleald-he-didn't_wantis {howard J--Runman, echolariy: Tooking at Morr came next tothe stand. 5. oyaminnd. and in-leaa-than- five CHOCOLATE ton ic and handsomely dreased. satd he wan a pald 4 sa wholemile grocer, | oi ttas he had been accepted. an—a » 44 West One Hundred and | tte. noth aides. Separate advertisements printed last week! eg SPECIAL FOR THls FRIDAY 7 at No, 7 Wi t On OVAVE. Con. 24°57 for lttundred and ‘Thirty: at. Inex- Cita MORE than in the same PRYRUER TR HGR ABs eae iis JHeaMtal ih arcoenteniontiiaarartoemedt Aahonere Ba es 15¢ week of last-year! 44 B under, wuch, Mort ‘ | would my verdict -unjeas it { ! into, thes Jury | ns WHICH IT Dy you know that In certain com-| were Ny strong evidence, t Food ee tri HAP aM candi fy ited tt be a Benn ee ed, “| OtrONg FOO SEEARCLAY SP. The New York Herald, th ly Jew Y . lenged by the defense. (fable for the killing of a human} apache yt oe ie ¢ New York Herald, the only other New York morning James So Bradley, Jr, of No. 4 Ju i and Forty-third that—"? sworn, wenra cyo-glasses, wae Up jumps Mr, Hartridge with an ob-} have more thanehaltiehertatenmenvexe newspaper printing pald wants, lost 118 advertisements “| chisporing his homers with longer staying (pr ee conrcanor ENOL SE. on_ whispering his o The S ine oks, who ls a neryous from last year, and printed $516 less than The W WO ane eet H pecaune he | fection é Inoking man oc nttyenve. oF a Special Value PAR ROW NASSAU. aaa sm aie orld. sald ho ° bi fa nion, ‘Then | syour Honor” he sald, “Ht te conceded tH vara DLRety SAV ena ae, aut he power than meat Ws MASHUST in colurpne 7 i D gained 574f, The } cd 9. Thaw bowed and smiled at hiv wite|that no cavae not recognized by law In) "Do you’ know any reason why you : § Spepascrele 275; ag he waa lad away, A amile tit’ spl ets State Would be tolerated as a de-| should not serve?” $3.09 $2.35 aaa —r——m "DIED, 1907, at No, aot to $2.85 $6.00 Now $3.35 GELBERT.—Jen. +4 (pee ‘i oy . ” 7 ve Hrockiyo, GRORGE M. GEL- a orl he peasion, ing to do with thie'community, swith every murder trial made a flurry, _ tate! at The World Is the First New York Newspaper! es ae Fotjcetion austained= natd the Court.| Beebem Tram niied broadly, showing ue BOE || Ps riare eee reriyg tevin aso alias : Estative Hromo Quinine, Mr. Jerome at once shifted to another °F Pretty white tee “There's.a Reason’ te Gents, a Hervicen at Ot. Award’ Churen, Prt her face. which looked paler tian ey abe af “Well, I don't want to be xept here so ander, the white vell. ‘Thaw had nar |fense. What might be regarded as Justl-ljong' eatd Mr. Brocka candidly. One q a looked back toward her once during | fication In certain communtties haw noth-|of those semi-hyaterioal Iaughs that go ry Jerome Bara Him, Too. Box Caif and Shiny Leathers, if UTS iter Richman had answered alt-onas The defense wanted to take Mr. 1 Yaox for signature fold and. Grip rn San for tall nam. & W. Grove. . 261