The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1907, Page 3

ste t ~Nixola Greeley-Smith Preece Tt Will; Survive Jerome's Cross-fire and Any Attack Which He May Make Upon the Wife. 110 EFFECT ON THE JURY _ IS INEFFACEABLE, SHE’ SAYS, Not One of the Mea in the Box Will Be Able’ to Forget that Mrs. Thaw Might, Had She “Chosen to. Do So, Have Saved Her Own Reputation. By Nrxola Greeley--Smith, IS is the fourth day \sInce Evelyn Thaw began to fell Harry Thaw's jury-the life Story which she hopes will acquit her husband of the murder-of Stan-| __ ford White, ; If ‘that j jury “could: have-render its_verdict immediately after the / recital “of the horrors: she had ~suf=) fered Harry Thaw would now-be a| free man. >, But for many days yet the jury must-listen--to--varying- testimony, none of which will be as impressive as Mrs. Thaw’s evidence, and’ much | of which will tend-to weaken its} effect. Will the story last? Wilt tsar vive in the jury's collective mind the cross-fire of Alicnist testimony, the attack on young Mrs,. Thaw which may be made? T think it will. fi There are sume impressions that are Imeffaceable, und In my opinion TVIXOLA GREELEY -SSITIL Eyolyn Thaw’s story has written heard it. SOME WHO DOUBT THE STORY. a There-are;-to-be- sure persons-whoclaim the young-woman-ts a con- gummate actress and that the-nalvete, the guilelessness she betrayed even "in the most tragic moments of her narrative were high urt. Evelyn Nesbit was on the stage eeveral years. She played :only very, small parts, and didnot play them well, when there was every inducement So-much for -her-ability_teacty there Js no Innocence absolute): for Ker to do 80. For the. rest, completely—without innocence. perfectly good women are born without ft, some utterly bad women never without guile, no guile Guilelessness—ts—a_qualityof-soul_—_Some. Tose It ~ Evelyn Thaw's story may not have been without {ts small fictions, colored by the theatrical, surrgundings-In which ishe ilved ‘in her: most !m- preasionable years. —peirber Mian itonhehad—teen. the—pride—and—ornament—of—the-Sunday-{ school giving an account of the Sunday-school plente. ‘They were simply feminine fibs tending to the peronal exploitation of the teller, And there may nol have been one of these: A WRONG THAT CANNOT BE FORGOT EN. - rye _girl_toid—a—stmnple,—direct story” of great wrong. And there Is rt of that story that cannot be done away with-—Si e- was i BIG ~alxtein yenrs oldat the time of Stanford White'a crime against her} ‘And believing the champagne incident or disbelleving it, the: foul horror a {he man's offense, remains the same. The jury, {/ it looks long In Evelyn Thaw's face, must find In it con- firmation of her ory. Th fa the face oF A wondertully-pretty-child: tw 4t, no pnasion at all, Her ¢ {Idhood has revenged itself upon its vio- Jators by becoming perpetial, On those “pale features ts no record that Sepa Thaw has loved aman, no. prophecy that she ever will. How could he? Every illusion, every teautiful dream with which youth and poetry and-romance wrap—tho naked facts of life were for her shattered by a» joathsome yislon that mist haunt her forever. No one looking-inv her tace could-belteve that-in her nature was any voluntary turning toward the middle-aged voluptuary who marked her fo; } his-prey---Men do not interest. Evelyn Thaw. 1 have said before that she could Daye bear made a nun with ne-trouble-at alls and-l-think s¢-stin. HER INFLUENCE E ON THE JURY. It is her chijdlike appearance thal made the foul herrors of the story: she related doubly foul. She has been accused of emphasizing that childlike nepeot, of “inak ng-up" fer the part. Of course she did. Why should she not? As a woman endeavoring to save her husband's life, could she be ‘—expeeted-to-neglect-any legitimate means of Influencing the mén who are to decide his fate, : ‘And: she bos iviluenced t!em pernonently. No evidence that, Mr, Jerome can introduce will ever destroy the effect of the story she ‘ota. ‘And nothing can take from her the merit of having told It. Rvelyn Thaw could have sayed her reputation. But this ‘would have meant death or 9 mad-house for Harry Thaw. Instead, she gavo her repu- tation for his life. © And if Harry Thaw 1s freed he will owe his Ute to that vallant child in a-deeper and higher sensg.than he has ever owed it to:his mother. LONG'AGO THAW CALLED HER SO. Vahant is his-word, He found tt for her, Floundering tn hie-own in- coherent, bungiing vocabulary, Harry Thaw’s {lluminating love achloved * the one perfect word for her, For no woman in life or, romance was ever more yallant than this girl who bravely, simply, as all brave thingy are done, has offered her soul {n ransom for her husband's life. ‘No one who hard _her-story-can-ever forget It, Some who heard {t They may be wiver than I am. But J Pherete-no-womamhodt | have jeered at and discredited It, Would hot~be- Bo wise——— For they who credit crime are they Who feel ‘Thelr own hearta weak to unresiated: ain. “I don't believe the twelve men on Harry Thaw's jury are among these unbellevers. I pelleve that with them at least her sacrifice will nat have deen In Brain Poa taae bed will give Harry, Thaw’: Me back into.ter small $10,000 REWARD. If indelibly. in tho hearts.of all who Bat these, if they existed, were probably7no more in« 1 {ploston \| jured when the tnfernal machine ‘ex- American Smeltera Securities Com- “FORSUAER OF _ JUOGE CORTESE City and’ Friends Join in Fund to-Find: sender It Js probable. that rewards aggregat- CROKE ON HERE SAYS DAD SWELL __ ESTE MUST PAY EXPENSES OF WAKE Appellate Division Upholds Plaintiff—in_the—Famous McCullough. Suit. ing-$16,003- will bo offered for the appre~ hension of (ie man who sent the {n- ferna}-machine that blew Justice of the Peaco Robert Cortese to Meots in Pat erson lant Friday night. Thus far the numerous detectives working on the case have fallal to pick up the sllat= est clue, and po deep ocated is the fear of the “Black Hand" among the Italien people thrt many avenues Gf Informe (ton are Cloway to the authorities, ‘The_only way to open _up these ave- nues Is to appeal to the oupidity of the péreons who may have knowledge of the..ortme,Paterson..x_aronsed over the outmer and the people are unani- mous tn jnsisting that the murderer of Tudye™~ Cortese “te tourd-1f—posatbte There Isa movement on foot -to #tart a reat popular subscription at the masa- meeting to be held tonfght in denuncta- tton of the crime. Alderman —Van— __mies He'll Take Conried’s “Place at Metropolitan. Le Among tho passengers from Purope lay was Techard Croker, ir. who went abroad just -after the laat election | to visit hx fatter. Young Mr. Croker} Moa trip. b)- record. thne..trom_ the. South of France in order to reach New York in time for the opening of the Dox Show, He will exhibit his prize- winning bulldogs and hopes to’ add to his cbiiection of firat prtzex. A divided bench in the Appellate Term-of ide. Supreme .Court-hae over; ruled the demurrer of the executors | of the Inte Poter McCullough to the | comphiint of hia nephew, Josepli Io3te= Cullough, who gaye the Weparted good! $ fellow a we commensurate with the | late Peter's place in society and hae Qad to mie for the $7.2 he spent-on-} Nqutd and solid cefreshmen:. The caso Houten and other members of the Board have arranged] 4, - cyt — ry * “The sinter in Ireland,’ sala Mr. for a conference with the Mayor, when | tor quake Dries Utne SB ind ata ren the subject of having the city offer nm) Attorneys for the executors had. noth. | Treland Pacaii UE Tues Anau weneh Foward. will -be-taten up. Et tn sundes) ing put -worde- pf prales- for— tt ol | erew- so cold aud disagreeable. that 1 stood that the city muthoritles faybr co OC the wakes ‘There was Scotch | ce. taking an autemoblle | went to France, {thls pee ae reward, If one Is offered, and Irish, us woll aa pl: trip from Paria to Nice. The plans of Wet tre 28,008, Tye and corn; there wore my father for the remainder ‘of the Idlewild Camp, of the Modern Wood-! twenty-six pounds of Rani Gad teat winter “nreonot-quite. settled. 2 men, of which Judge — Cortese. .la— &) pounda-of- comet: beet #ih-eges, bute.j remain in-the: Sounh.o(- France member, Will—ofter—n—rewerd of $250.! ter, potatoes and condine together althoust he RIG Ts SUE CAMP WIT“ be waked TO} WIth four cases of hottied beer, a vot-| Satter rin weir offer_a_reward of #24, Influential} {eof port wine and cigar aplenty. | Hie ‘a in excellent health mae Scennot aay when Tie. Wit few York." 1 dlrector of Covent ye demurred: aa i ‘he law ailowa a funere | OM Rs a Just claim against an erate | Teturn of aman —who-didn't-onier H—dut tie | Henry Iizgina, law holds the executora strictly to that. |Garden, London, was on the Carmanin Joseph\ WMeCullough sald the “Peersal | pia arrival in New York, following #o diked ° patel oF an cirithman fae- ahacbeingl clonaly the disagreement between Heln= Tensential by Irish custom, ‘Tho exec={ rich Cofirel und the=mtiNonaires who Wore sald the wake Was nO PATT OC Bown the Metropolitan Operu-House over funerai,~and-Jud, reed Ud akocUtara and diialused eeu. | 'Salome,”-gave riav to the roport that he Italians n Paterson and New York have expressed thelr desire to con- tribute to a reward fund provided: thetr: names aré kept secret. — Tho body-of Judge Cortese wan taken to his “Viome “tits” atternoon,—amt— hits widow looked —upon—her iangied hue-| band for the first-line eince the ex. | Bhe bore up remarkably well under the ordeal. — Judge Cortesc's | oush’s complaint might -have been surmmoried to tal} Whe ambislance aurgoons sald iNat all of) Om twelve-yearsold won Fury; who was-tn- a ecuilouth ape io in 2 PStnres| About inking the direction of The Metro-|the-tamtiy would hare been Goad from| ‘The quarrel tn on aovount of words wyer, mn sek llgging denied that there | thefumes-tt Mrn—Anderson had-been | oxctangn) jnat-night, following Pug tan. fas any such plan’ in contemplation. “lam here on personal builiness,”” he submitted “a briet whlch was au cd? mirable monograph on the funeral cus Ho bas! toms of all nations in all ages, and par-| ploded, {s still in the hospital. not been! Informed of the death of Mis/ ticularly on the Trish wake, quottig | declared. "There has never beon any father. |Kamuel’ rover Charles Lever, dione jauegertion made tomo that I should |Burne, Walter Scott, Virgil, Bhakes-|take chargo of the Metropolitan Opera- ‘Two Paterson depectiven. arg working | It appears to me. {n-New-York-to-say-tn co-operation with | ‘are-and the Bible tt 07 Mr: Conried, Byars, ard the ie téself in support of House, Mr- Co freeare ie titn contention. that-a wake 1s.a_part_of{ has done very satisf the Itallan Departinent of the ‘Central |# funeral. } Z, Justices Maclean. a ito in New York I shall take! | Office. No trace can be found In Now- with thin View of ap tnd Amend Ju Tice benno look “Into the “conditions that) Horse ‘Bowled Hin Over —~and+ ark of the man who shipped (he Tee | Gigerstewrer: e sented rr trro—ty-apilow this _clty. 40 support two erent . and majority of three, an ell i ‘opern-houses, Whig tn-Tond i fernal machine to Judge Cortess from ority of three,\and the! case, will xo] grand’ opera neuocty one, This fat. Ia Whieel Passed Over Bosty-with: a eource (of amazement tn muatcal clr- al cles Staltiand Kersey and Lord Wolver- chairman of the London and North. | western Itallway, came from London on fae Carmania, “They are bound for TRIES 10 KILL SELF; ONLY BENDS KNIFE, ji. outers betes Patrick Corcoran, a, big teamster, | 'U. 5. FOURS TO BE grew wo deepondent from a week's sick- vneas_with pnoumonta that he tried to| j Kitt himself “this” morning by miabbing | | bimaely five times with a table katte at the home of his ai MMeMIginey Nor 204; ast) ha ethene | tary ofthe: Treaury haa mode tls | Corcoran’s wish to dio was untuliiled, offer of Dec, 19) and will how accep ‘andl atin ?a'T pele 45 {0,00 of Unlted States fours of 1907 ‘ = prisoner at -Belleyus Hos | 7 so15 Cor both registered and. cou- to that city, and New York's Little Italy Hoyer at an early date, {a being scoured for clues, tha funeral ot Judge Corteso: will be held tomorrow. morning -At-10 o'clock from Bt. Michael's Church. Without a doubt {t will be tie most impressive fun- Sral of an humble citizen that has eyer deen held in Paterson. a ELECT NEW DIRECTORS. | | ton, pany Declares Quarterly Dividend. The directors of the American Smelt- ers Securities Company at a moeting to- day ‘incryased the’ membership of the board from seventeen to twenty mem- bers: The new -uiemnbern clected: were WABHINGTON;-Feb--1.—The Seore- i Wi pret 20 An official tement will be Arthur L. Walker, Joseph Clendenin, j~ ¢, Taye Spee ia: | pons it y n John K. MacGowan, William’ H. Plerce | worked for the Now Express Co / — and John N, Stecle. The latter is e mpa y ; general counsel of the company, ioe the newly-—slected. directors fill_va. im’ moving |p. 1, Gould Company, printing, pub ia 4 inves ty A Jcanctes,one of which was caused by | Myese phe thosent eet eee M Tie htigy Rey INOS Hie Brentslwety bombay the resignation of Simon Guggenhelm, AA, Carroll. ‘The com ty It, ay her big brother h complained | assigned t who was recently elected United States | {4% L of his’ pang... When she, went| pang was tocorporathd on i A, Lt GHP Rob pein Into “his room to bring his shea | PACH Reonpftal etock «$104 £3) f le regular | of gruel whe found he had him-| Gould ts president of the fetiiah Ay mss Kastretarred inte Tes Erste feea te times In the cheat, “and’ h ati mee ee Ye 5 to cut js throat, The int “ wlan, sauartedly dividend eat 1-4 per cent. the nif dent where {tha nt of OST: SRS WO DARE on a Fred stock, both, throat To ulne, galt for (ull name Si. Saal for fe + Covent-GardenDirector-De-| “REDEEMED AT $101.5) PRESETIMENT SENT HER HOME. is ‘Mrs, - Anderson Found: — Children, Mother-and— ~ Uncle Unconscious. Halted her way to” market by @ presentiment that camo to her aud- }denly to-day, Mrs, Dorm Anderson hur- rled back to;her hame at No. 291 Baltic street, Hroaklyn Something seamed to [toll her that ail was not right there, Throwing open the door, sho was nearly overcome dy the odor of gas thit met her. —Mrs.—Anderson- shouted the name of her mother and then called the names of -her children, but got no re- on are treated and taken. eafo of in th Institution? A. Wei have there at pres ev THAW NOT ALLOWED KNOW TSTOL, WL" os. pluase state wh relating to or deck you Tine ¥ cond aime Powis It cor yw bucatme anhoted: with at tt. shooting Tha @ Were thdre of att ‘Wreationat man, nuntained Mr—deromea “and with an exception Mr. Delmus asked & similar quostion In a ont form. | ‘Artin cemm—an—obientio. tained. Similar a donet heations, asked {f he would bo. allowed Ht lils witness 1f he -xroutd= atop -to Ta Wie Insanity -evicen We tha Court's rings de that, Jeraing Bo twith thia” understanaing—Bvetrny Thaw was exgused for a time gnd a recess taken, during which Mr, Delmas | consulted with hin asrociates and re | artanged his ling of evidence. INSANITY EXPERT — TO TESTIFY TO THAW’S CON D1ITIO? Dr, Ohartes G. Wagner was called-es}) a witness after recess, and was ¢xam- ined by Mr. Delmas. Ie gaye hig full name ag Chart Wagner, Nifty youre old, living nt ‘Sing: hamton. Q. Whaf' college are you @ grmduate ft? A. 1 wae Rates at Cornell Unt- y in 1880; graduated in if hotnttine_College—of Ph " SUICIDE WISHED. [nope ‘Thaw will 10 TELL actor Whatibcwintid anaeeineeees the Thaw “trial, lias taken rooms at) the Mansion Houwe for an (ndofinite period: Hi arrived here trom -Reeklaad= Yesterday afternoon He declares that. ne did-pot-comn-to Maine to-nyotd: beim Jind ay w witness in. tle Thaw case” eine here con the oadvine ef min phyale “who 'told.me-that, my, hie benefited by « quiet reat and plef aod alr," : Mr. Barryniore ia -greany” ‘annoyed, ar the notorinty he ta recelving: He dectin= od to affivnl or dony the trutr ob Stray ™ Evelyt Nesbit Thaw! teatmony relative to his propossid of marringo”to her, He nays he will not voluntarily be a\withesa tn the cane. acsaldciie ab MISS BARRYMORE comes — TO BROTHER'S DEFENSE. Masa., Fob, 1.—Ethel Bar- ay denounced as malletotisy . shed stitem¢nts that hi F brother, John Barrymore, subpoenied) a witness xen “the: Apa tral had GuveaRaTn rar ‘out pe New York® unul the cloge‘of the trial, She also declared ‘that the testimohy -— given by Mrs. Evelyn Thaw on’ the wit~ ness Stand last Friday: referring to (the. Insanity In the Barrymore family had.« worked on her brother's mind that-he és" _ in @ serious condition of nervous breaks down. _ THAW SUC CHICAGO, Feb. 11—After writing a letter saying he -would—make~2~finat effort at reconciliation with hls mitte,! and, failing. Kill her and himself s/he could be with her in death, Anton J. Vodica, a machinist, dangerously Wounded his wife and’ killed himeeit _ last night. A_postacript to his letter says: be @ free nian Da think-he was ct I eeietib him success.” ong. White. yeicians- and Burgeons, Medical Depastment of Iniverstty, New: York Have er werved in any Nos- pital? A ed an house gud house surgeon one year fh Dyterlan Hospital in New YorkiCity an was juntor-surgeon and house: surgeo tn-the-name-hoapital, ) Were you ever connected with hospital for the Insane? A. Yes, str: 1) yas appointed aartatant physician at tha Hi In Utica, N, . i ‘oars, pieaing aanstant toy was-appolnt. d there for ‘seven grade of fourt! pal of RUperinterdent. t ed SSL At perpen ‘superintend- ent—of the State Hospital for the In- fine—at Binghamton fifteen zeare BE, and have occupxd that position con- tinuosisly- since. . How many inmates on an avern ire ie sponse, In terror she ran to tho’ front |institution? | 4, Wel have ie age dur. room, There on the floor lay her two ft Mime NS ca or about. 1,000. | Uldeat-chtiaren—witttam, tour yearw old: |G And you have bear there con: land. Sylveatet, two. Solaing the two [xtantly t ‘he pgsition, you-hava ‘wamed Boys, the mother carried them out and {since I 2 Yes Tiupped them tithe snow, ; a for the Tasane In tae ea | Mn Anderson shouted at the top—of tnle for ‘Great-many-of them: her volce for help and thea ran baak | into thehouse in search of her mother, p the baby, Gertrude, ten months old, and | her uncle, Robert Fox, elhty-one years old. who was there on a vinit, In the f-kHinhen-she-aimest stumbled over the | forms of the baby and the old man, }Seluing the -Mitle onc, the frantic mother ran| out and dropped tt in the snow | with the other olkidren. | By that me the alann had reached emany of the nelehvors,wnd= they hur riedto the: rescue..With Mrs Anderson. they ‘mn ‘into the house und cars: the old man and Mrs, Andersol or, who waa found uncans: couch | in me Hviu-room |lunce had been eummeosied from tho Lang Inland Galles. Hospitat. Three leurgeons worked aver the uncoia: family {or nearly an hour before they parent brought beck—ty thelr senses. On investlagtion {was found—that {three -cocka on the sas range } kitchen were Uirned on {ult force. Tt supposed: that the two bora — turned hem. on-wite at playin the kitchen. Y n son a. An ambu- fow intros inter-in returning home, ———_- FIRE ENGINE RUNS DOWN CAR FLAGMAN. Probable Fatal Effect. Whon Engine “No! 25 wheeted into Broadway from Weal Thirty-fourth| street to-day, with John Getsa driving, | the Motropolitan Street Railway flag-/| 19 man, Thomas O'Connor, n't leave |} the (mck In Ume. One of Larsen | | howled O'Connor over. and f the fire-engine passed 0% domen De an atts or Stewart examined the injured nd found hewwas suffering from internal Injurtes, a broken’ Te and a fractured skull, O'Cannor, whose home is at No. U0 East Highty-third streos, was taken to the New York Hospital, The fire-engine continued to the ooo a jemall roof-blaze ifth avenue dan enjually exotiny peome) fixe. lt waa! goin h avenue when ‘Trick run) to [north in F ew m8, onlin aModile suunding th ayenue, Tw, Malet and his tam vo t posite driv widewalk, halting crashed thre fw Br 1 ave none of Inspecting and studying their) at{tutions established for the! same épur, pose? DUEL CHALLENGE-10— esta attempt = YOUMANS i Profeasionally? A. For. the methods and care of the Insane. Have you~also.-viulted foreign. in: Ac} “JACK” -BARRY MORE BROKEN IN HEALTH FROM MUCH WORRY. POLAND. SPRINGS, Me., Teb. 1 down fii henttly and al CHAMIPION OF CHURCH.. PARIS, Feb. IL—ttenrt Dov Houx,. or~ cnizer of Mheloague of French Pa- ts, hae challenged Deputy Pugites); fought a duel July 13, 1608, with jer Seorelary-of State Sarraut- fo acoure the Teleass of | natituents who were arrested at rroh-t-tie-Holy Apostles, + SECRETARY METCALF | GRADUATES I MIDDIE 7 ANNAPOLIS, Md., Fob, 1.—Srcretary of the Navy Metcalf paid his frat offi tal visit to the Academy to-day, n he pres the Nitty mombers | the mocond.-section of the class of | their diplomas, Sunt. Sands, introduc! 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