The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1907, Page 3

; eas E EVENING 4 oe Nesbit thaw, Who ‘Daily, Grows Mor Pallid and Dejected, aL a ANUARY 30, 1907. . Sirain of the’ Trial Aitwoadty ae tances Covered by Persons Interested in Harry Thaw’s Trial, UNAWAY CR ne “Itself Apparent in the Childish, to Reach This City, Mount Into Divergent Thousands of Miles ON ale sninge Tired Face of the Chorus- CAUSES PANIC Girl Wite. “Structure Blocked Dur- ing Early Rush Hour, SPENDS ALL HER TIME | STUDYING THE JURORS. Had Built Strong Hopes on the Men Who Were So Unexpectedly Excused from ap -Serving—Thaw. Timid,but + mar ; : : : ay TaaNeetere Not Depressed, : d a ys eas : ; y : meee eee IC UHUIT FeITOT. CRITE, J} A. Dlockade that Fested .twenty-Ayas. , jMlnuten during. the cash hour to-day ado’ war catised by 1 rear-ond collistor ~~ Detween a car of the Desbrosges street: Hing and one from the Fourtesntratrest® 1 & squad oF policemen reach: the mrono the insp&étors of. the #everdt mar linew had succeeded in | spiriting; kway’ all of the score (or mere Dassenkers on the wrecked cars.and the j conductors and moformen likewise. werg: rilssing. No oné wad injured tn th but the Sasvengers were well! : - . : Bay A : - Ap. Die Inspectors hustled then: 1 . + =a { was mistaken’ by” the” added” pallor] : : Z € S Stee to cars ahead and got them off the| and weariness of her wra'thliko face, Ey Scie ihe Nixola Greeley-S-mith. ull EF‘ PLY.N THAW, J thougnt,| could. not look more dejected than she appeared during the rst four days of the trial. But she| ets gieaming under the folds of the blua The Desbrosses str car was im yell she had resumed cane Wa : ple Ges Sg F i i the lead and just in front of {t was eas banat THAW = = ¥ — me . Oar. wiisa—with—pa. excellent reason to seem| i : a ce 7 Rigs il 7 N } purteenth street car reached: | a4 - the middie of Ue bridge and start as did every one else in court. one the; down rade: hyi epeed swasswone n eleventh man had success-! i - 2 ls ie : : ean renlerated. "417 1 bore down on fully run the gantiet. of Mr. ‘Je-! 3 Ta te 2 4 ST: uy et x f Sia — < Set 3 atecrienascrancrarees sy: Woman Rosthec dle romoe’s examination, and oluded the'| /-f& : Se GO% wheres Ue i : a se Eeoxery- tha thay wero nO wOninara cross-fire of the defense, and we saat zi F snow-covered tracks the cay : 3 : és oa i 25) ep ie ; i : | 1_esplte all efforts on the thought that {t needed but one more Fypethia! “ f s > 8 eS = — + a rats = hope ft Thotorman, and he: yelled to: = : 5 : ee Sotiabdawe ok Juror to close the dreary prologue of, : be i s sf : gost = eas snot : ML d = to. yond in ay ainead ful pi Vapeed oni “eRe f “Big The acti : : : ; a collision. But the cars in ad=, uh es CTT and ee ee sevice : ce : fe ‘ fe THE THAW ance made ne impossible and a fe of the plece w nis swearing In z itt rs . Bist 1 cour | seconds er no Crash came, nae, : ah : u 3 5 : ‘ ou Fe OOM) { were pitched out of theln Jurors 4 and 6 were mysteriously , 5 i : ‘ oF ; 4 2 i Teinatane after the. crash 3 = : i if nity aa a general rum and wil excused. — - a=. —— = fs ¢ ; genera. tried preter te T-had-mentally—salectod both. men; 4 f .s sure to acquit. Quite irrelevant 3 2 es mae g : fey an : | media of this fact, Judge Fitzgerald's an- \ aed ee jout of pouncement turned ajl the women in ff DIAGRAM: shows ‘ wietore \the « crinpledicacsa Could ane DIS TANCE Se - 3 - auled ovt of the way, and trafic) re: t ero wero finer of blocka 2} TRINGIAE TERS < ine blocks into Brooklyn or THE THAW TRIAL . court, including the Thaw party, to so many Rachels mourning thelr lost! many people for the White tragcdy than Thaw. I met this point of view Jurymen. For it meant that {6-day—all day long, probably—we must listen) very strongly developed in a taleeman of the second panel who sat next to the panther-like Mr. Jerome's finely ttoncd—examtination “of talesmen,! me in court yesterday. t : “and Mr. Hartridge’s aint Mr, Gleason’ cross-questionIng, “Thot wife is to blame for {t all!” he said- emphatically. ital care ae = a _ WASHINGTON, Pe ah lias DH AWS WIFE GREATLY DISAPPOINTED ee Sieh a eee ela Meee [sis Ageragie end put under ew | IRELAND TO ViGIT STORERS. | puvens while ageing col, wan satan Evelyn Thaw could not conceal her-disappointment-at-the dismissal. of} tidecd. when [saw him-an that jury | knew the defendant wag safe. be-, “Lessee to Bring Sult: Treland Wis Wit attend the “annua Avitivad srgnepoimea pia tandie he ug 2 two Jurors. Perhaps she e had builded Who} causo-bo1a-theiypo-of-man that could-not condemn a #oman to death banguet of the ACnigtite of Bt. Jotin {ils way’ through a solid wall of : 2a, tela El res Grand Hotel tasnicht will and debela twenty feet tile. He falmte 1 e ye bd f da durin) vy theed repeatedly, but stuck to his” worl aoe Se - Dunuinie or) MRter aRy-clremastan Yet-jnthdn caso he was ready to blame t — een taut sult fo 1 Bite CELL ait ee cutil thecobetacle-was. “oversom ont i vi v je ef- f Aub ha ks on Rlyen Ae re. ci reh- tered the miro early Moni _— he tedlum and suspense of these opening daya hava ae a woman. tise, O'Leary Caddigan? Bhob Sietiér ioe “hig sicker ars (yene teen cmorged ute Rae exe fect upon her, and she alone of Thaw’s relatives seems unuble to accustom ONE VIEW OF A PLEA OF JUSTIFICATION. Lawyer A jagary ol fexpectet ta to-Cinelnnatt In-th terday. Street, who represents orning. | herself to her strange sttrroundinys. The elder Mre, Thaw and her two! gc ua tementoea ah ig, | Soc ” ” | eo interost. * “dilighters, Mrs. Carnegie uud the Countess of Yarmouth, seemed yestertay Do you think they'll get him on he eanes se eerie ia Nenich Irrimenenton ef bpxinE cen | 8s auch at home in thelr row of court-room chalrs as If t were really the! | pexprested en St LEECH ae Sot ! fer At acmand that 3 u Fy i E pullin Thaw pew, as It has been nickuamed, And no one can blame them, for] ~ om tred vinorously.. w York, In that case it Ue ad ex sf t “Oh,-no!" he eaids “That wouldn't go in New Ke ton before mhat with the District-Attorney’s rhetorical rejteration of questions that | they'd be popping a man a.minute from the Battery to Reis and business lpurger In the Supreme Court, we all know by heart, the silent, serlous aspect of the spectators and the 1a san ae % fa on file at LhEEB Una Tne Departmen lazy, somnolent atmosphere, {t would need only the passing of’a collection! °°" Tne oe eynleat vw York point of view ~ " Dispossess Notice Served ae ttmensewallavocenere marie ee plate to complete the churchly {ilusion. There breaks now and then across! . 4 : cady, 1. imagine, parece ec manne Pate yes eli a the stillness a creaking sound that might be an organ making {ts preluding| _, Tere !8 one such point of view on the Thaw jury already, on Lessee—He Blames |new Harman House has been Improy é ' f less Mr, David §. Walker's looks very much belie kim. This youns Z | ‘ Linen fomanagaedion moan, J haven't found out what the noise ts yet. alo A a} patoue lento gae = = = r en- Walker: who took the-chalr-vacated-by_Jurer to} ew-Hoffman. EP rR unten ira Of course these dreary days have had thelr sparks of humor.—Most of. MM. & 89h of John Trlshen “Walker: who: took: the It-on a st refuaw Co i gs Sticated B y ner a dazzlin, rane eaUIeS at the two long press tablos,"crowded: with the picked re- | No.4, unites with a sophisticated Brondway manner a E, . York and ail over the country, and in the side enclosure’ within the railing at Judge Fitzgerald's right, also filed with newspuper | writers, and wich has come tobe known facetinusly-as the “Royal Box '— DIGS THROUGH 2Q;FOOT WALL, « } ambie. Ss ms i The Hotel Albemarle, Twenty-fourth: Evelyn Thaw seemed falntly peared by his selection. But the sir! latreet and Broadway= was-torced=to lone, day Jassitufe and dejection are so persistent and so intense that {t 18 very dIM@-| ion. sis doors to-day, after half a cer Eljee er tt because {t Is dedicated to those born to the. purple ink, I fancy. Se teas ae ne Pea Pike ewe prowatuetatan pe peers nee ; Y ~a Ey % A“ talesmat named: Saloni withsrather E “WATE 8. cult-to judge her, rry i Ty cI = 0 rom the 2ulding because of a} acti titen wigs onda SGOKaT I mr anes salen aes es yeaa dards. 'Thaw's appearance ts s6 beylsh, his wife's eo childlike: Jopcne ter ies -popepy nee OTT Ee $500- -A-DAY FARCE ; Moa Se nother) On the court-roon wall, just over Judge Fitzgerald's head (I hopet {s| see. MAY STOP TO- DAY. nared Smoot, peremptorily challenged by the defense at Harry Thaw's! heed : ; i % Ind Spe lets -oy-Prenidont More than’ six montha ago blasting | = pronipting, “vrotight-alr-the humorous ‘conimictite-réenrdak Utah and thot Dot CoMemMt OC court. to..xay. the_Judge—greatly._resembletsx-Fresidents a i Grover Cleveland, but {s hettcr looking) {5 a panel of blind Justice witit/ 24 tho holsting of great ateel girders! 2 ssoo-n-day vote-canyas: agree wives that mention of the Mormon-Senator would naturally | her-senies-and at-her-fect-a-boy holding a -swurd anda Mttle girl a dove, | 4nd peeints SOR the alle of the Ale anesthe ean of-the-pattcy. This prese Inejosuro has been the object of many glances from Mes,| More thanpnee I have looked from these two childish figures fo the grown | ee ie wie Ne ee Eat Te eee ereeT ™m TS up -Lov-and-girt facing them.—Andit-has-been very: difficult to realize that ig neeeh epemeee oe | Reiroy will ¢ @ from Albany*and | » MacKenzie,and-once-in-a-argat—while-Evelyn' the one fe charged wir the most serious crime known to"law,” which the| —hours—the—deams “and —airder# tha trum” inwardnessof-tha—[alli ‘Thaw's eyes dwell on it-in-wan-{nspection,-But-that {s-only inthe fn-| other is sald to have incited. - ie were “hoisted {nto placo and —thora j make headway wil be presented to litm, tervals between the calling of talesmen, for during the examinatjons young | i Was alwaye the nolse of squealing 1 OMcers of the company ure blamed ata Superintendent} Mrs, Thaw's gaze is slwaye directed. at the possible juryman—reading| ~~ ~ : ~ Pate : = Sree See ane ae 5 i Dh wotghing; judging theman-by-whom -her-hushani maybe Tweed — INOS 00 FOR FOUND DYING IN ee ee ie Se aUneatiy cee ae SSRs inte stor UPS. THAW. CHEERFUL BUT SUBDUED. { = Ss Popularity ot =the Alpeumatie bes one the TOs COROT isan ‘pippitealanor [sickness and— suffering. _than_any_other disease, therefors, ~~ ‘Phat-husbaad, by the.way, 16 far more composed. than hie young wife i lareds— there —tor— years sought ottrer | ROMA. aiid.—will probally wane: a sore When through nen leconer fasulte aes ee eae Harry Thaw's demeanor yestesday was distinctiy cheerful. He smiled sey. | BLOW HE STRUCK ELEVATOR SHAFT Se lead [rors ah Oe Renta committee ts Koln: [eeee pote Anaerrrh DR Raed Rt ESELA TEE Babe kidneys -éraltimesd in talking with Mr.Pesbody, who sits next to him at bis coun: sel's table, and seemed fairly at oune, T don't niean that he giver any ev dence of fippancy cr-orayado.. hor heatoes not. val My. Jerom and sought other rome. s Benin Sean ete arena daisantreo inlet aac -Mrsy Gumbiner Dedlares Real= = in uilding = Etbbey leaned + t : epson linve to admit that (he defendant's behavior In court is just the right mix- Mis mbinier-Deslares ‘sia Flatiron B =a FE eer eR rahe fmi(tea had toc conduetite ja 8. nney, of Nox ' 9 a ca had t0-¢ ¢ ture of serfousness and deference and good hiker and must muke a good Estate Man Hit Her at ~ Coroner Investigates Broadway, His Tease tw to run unti | Sommlen impression on the jury> He hus worn the same dark blue serge suit since fea), 1909, ihe , R : al i the beginning of the trial, with a blue four-in-hand tie, This sult has been Rockaway. | Martin’s Death, Lessee Waa Dispoesessed. extensively described a4 black, but_it ien’t black, Ho always wears a long 3 i ‘ A.W. Hall, agent for the Albermarte!{ There’s'more pin money OVErCoRC MO LONI, Hd MOMO VEE TOATer Neves down, Amelia “Gumbiner:— Vie pellle and] ~ Coroner ACHeenl- ordered an Invewu=| Property wHloh-Inowned-tre-Fraitals-8: ") . Yesterday aftertiocn, he became chilled, and ‘rose to. put {t on agatn.| pretty wife of Samuel Gunrdiner, a! gation into the death of Christaphor pales stiNe: att Bars on Ni . a er, E T i ‘ 29. Seventh uv Marun, an employee of the Flatiron here was no question as to \ His half-brother, Edward Thaw, sprang forward and held tt for. him) and |scuiotor, of No. IND, Bevenh venue. | aiding, whe waa found dying early {#efety of tho building, but that It was a tian, demanded 000 dama j Building, who | the prisoner thanked him with a Umfd smile. For however much those! ianna sine Gert e aeam oeatas | to-day at the bottom. of an elevator {Beng vacated under a dispossess no u Y? Uco granted yesterday by Ciy!l Jus : . * | who knew Harry Thaw before his tmprisonment may dlecredit the state-| 1a hag oes y 3 g ay by Ciyitl J Fs 8 e-jreal-cstata magnate, to-day in-a t shaft in the building, Byery effort to Civ) 3 / ment, there fs now a certain timidity, amounting almost to shyness, in/before Justice Dowllng and a jury in| prevent news of the affair from getting Josephitn the: Sixth District Court, REE OSe aad Wh are js know: no: other cane jmost, because they do most and should have attention first. to-regimer, heard the noise next-door, If- you are sick or *+feel badly,’' begin taking Dr. Kilmer’s “i Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, fiver and” bladder’ remeity,~ because as soon as your kidneys begin to get better they. ‘will help all. the other organs to health, A trial will | convince RAYNE: Hg, -but—it—prompily overcomes — a | liver and bladder. troubles, If i symptoms of which are—obliged to pass {your water frequently night and day, te cura-/smarting or irritation in* passing, brick~ dust or sediment in the urine, headache, |backache, lame back, dizziness, poor di- ve Restion, sleeplessness, nervousness, heart jdisturbance due to bad kidney trouble, for women who use 7 i edy, is soon realized, It stands the highest hecause its remarka proven tive power has hee! youn ! ’. . , . it Zs Mr. Libbey had i q 3 8 ma eehy ra " the Bupreme Court, charging t tr. | out was made by Marry E. Oclrichs, || Mr Hall stated that | the best [Thaw’s manner. It {s one of the changes brought by long impriscnment | ye funtenie, Court, charging tliat Air. / out was made, by Je refiised to pay rent for any further | ey on ea {skin eruptions from bad blood, neuralgla { ieee 5 ‘ 7 ( con- | betes bi i With midnight ulways in one's heart {avenue named after tim at Holland | Martin was fifty-nine yearn ‘old and, | Period on the ground thas the con any waren cond le] pe aes a UCt ey Bloating) io Need r And twilight In one's cell,”" = station, In the Rockanays. according to the police reports, was an| struction of the new portions of the y und. bledder | t¥ Worn-outifeeling, lack of ambition, —@ i ee oa does {may be loss of flesh, sallow complexion, Fiscal ees i | Congressman “Henry M. Goldfogle] elevator conductor, while the Coroners’ | Hoffman Houso had militated against Perhaps Thaw’s burden j3 not nearly so heavy as tha resting On (he championed the sculptors’ wife, and | Once report gives Ihly Socctipation as|his further profitable conduct of the {wasted shoulders of the womipn pecauge of whom he slow Stanford White, Me mi etiaee akmalet, defended for night wratenma. of elevator men on |Howre. Justice Joseph refused to ,en- velyn ‘Thaw miist kKndéw that, perhaps unjustly, she-is-more-blamed- by fined Tietle oma delicate and re-} qe ine-Flatiron Building and Coroner [tertain this view of the matter Or Bright's disease. ae If-your-water-when-allowed-to-remaftr undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty-four hours forms a sediment or tors ahd one pryaiclan told me I bad Wright ¢ and iat (would not live tx “ anid Mr. Goldfogle| Qorraity was uneatiatied with the }ernnted Ue dispoasess notice, not sloop 0 By - a in Bond avenuc—with her four-| neagre-reports which-gave-no-reason | wwrer will at once proceed to -renoy OUwD Ww settling or has-a. cloudy- appearance Abts =§ 3 year-old child) when she met Bond's) for “an clevator man being present in alga teey that your kidneys’ and, = thirteen-year-old son, who had what! the pullding at 3 in the morni At See dine Wipe of Appeared to be an iron bar which he| that nour Martin was picked up 1a the bladder need immediate attention, old | raised as If to atrike, and did threaten | pottom of an elevator shaft, suffering . { took Swump- tt Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is ri [oniste eee WIN jam ragner a} dpatinge! from fractured riba and @ gash in the walt man and never felt : f for sale at drag stores the world over in 4 t ons! ed us ‘one and show 20. e: Y ce < oe eee then she nay. 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