The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1907, Page 2

\ 7a io “ + ca THAW DISCOVERS [aie rere 1831 3.686 BRIDGE OF SIGHS| ll eee Masterson was convicted in the Cou that had reported a disagreer kK and kept them out for twenty Hl | t of guilty The Court of at the twenty hours’ confinement. amount | In the first Motineux trial eight hi , in the second trial twent¥ Kient for a ve 1 J. Kennedy was tried for the Dolly Reynold | Smells Smoke and Refuses to Be |: ~ Calmed Until Search [s Made, i When a Sure Enough Fire Is | Esp eet lirty-five minutes and the t | s: RT Here are the records of a few other cases: While Harry Thaw was’on his way trom the Criminal Courts Building A n pat this time, the fing Thay exclaimed: “My God! there's a tire around ¢ He was nervously worried. The 4 | the trial of , 1902, two hours, first degree. jury ov sheriffs with hi , that there was a strong smell of smoke in the corrid Thaw that it didn't amount to anything, but he refus “T tell you there's a fire around there,” he inst k fe rible thing if these buildings should catch fire with all p locked county will not ex 1 $ in them.” all those fees which are A hurried investigation showed that Thaw was right. Ed Coppers, heux trial was asural Buperintendent of t Criminal Courts Building, tracing the smoke, opened twe figures; but there the door of the private examination rogm of the Centre t Police Court | @nd his search ended right there. An old umbrella behind a radiator had} Caught fire and the flames were eating into the wall. In a few minutes} More there would have been quite a blaze. Coppers put it out with a couple of buckets of water. As will be rs 10 minutes, first degree the extrayagant hearings cost $8¢,000. The cost to the spent $1,000,000 on the batt ACCUSED MOTHER ‘cmt PLANS TO. =» CARRY WEAPONS “==: AOUSES COURT — SPEND VAST SUM act ce ete ‘Issues the “Only Official Statement). tet": OVER IER BABIES. OF $200,000,000 Today” In Which He Ex- _ |fiw"rasce plains How He Came cee eee Children Are Awarded to! Obligations By 1910 Will To Be Armed. ; Her Atter an Ex- | Reach that Enormous tended Hunt. | Figure. Harry Thaw took his pen in hand in the Sheriff’s room of the ¢ Se inal Courts Building to-day. He wrote the following statement, handed it to Mr. Hartridge, secured his approval of it and called in an} Evening World reporter. Thaw said: “This is the only statement T shatt issue to-day, and | wish that you would make it public.” | is the Statement ; < “ONLY STATEMENT TO-DAY.” “1 wish the jury and every one else to understand that no one despises a person who carries concealed weapons more than I. ‘That only after my life was in jeopardy. as 1 was informed by persons, and as was communicated to me by professional detectives, did 1 protect myself, and then | employed the Pinkertons, and as they could neither prove these attempts so | could invoke the protec- tion of the law, or disprove them so 1 could safely continue de- fenseless. “Then doubting my judgment, I consulted an ex-Chief of Police, 4 man respected in his community, and he advised me my duty was to protect myself. : dreds of dol Phe customary decorum git t Preme Court in Brooklyn was ly Ppset to-day when Justice Ted acdecree giving temporary cus | mate, tor toay 6f two bright Wttie boys, two and! far from fourjyeate old, to thelr mother, Mrs. | capacity the Fanet-Thompeon Irwin. She te the del etal tortie that ht efit” tn a suit for divorce in which|no Jens " husband names a myst Mr: | years Gray” <= the wource of-all their trou-| bies. | For six weeks Mrs. Irwin had seen Wothing of her children, Just after « violent quarrel her husvan: urned ta} the family home in Clinton street, near Adiantic avenue, Br er ab ence and took the little boys and! their nurse away with nim. Since that| \ss fime Mra, Irwin, assivied by a detect five, bad searched high and low in four Btates for her iittle on Om her return bome the Bisapprars With chelr f ected that he had tak Mectiont. but no trace @ould be found there, Then ver weveral counties tr Wain.” Friends informe had been sce: t Uttle ones were expt I wished my case solely State and upon the evidence, ved in quiet all this evi 1 am inn t simply based upon the h has a ned not | ce, but also the Dis- T the written law of the a i — * Bill Aimed to Abolish eras Majority Leader Moreland at te Irw The bill would prevent hy bomplaint athetion! questions being asked fn any re insanity is a defense criminal Ww Of mince % a ease, Gaelic Game Feature nd says the ti ? og A is to do away with the experts who, he said, i , M sual opinions favoring the side which Events To-Morrow at recetve large fees them the two Gi tint Mrs to Festrain = ~~ TED OF STS FAST SUS HM = can Irwin isn we - 3 raion 4 Roma D'Zons, But It Wasn't s KILLED BY ONE CAR ns cit i Menara’ wares, OOGING ANOTHER = t i) Park President B Orheck f Brooklyn ieee Madison HE EXACTNESR AND PRE 1B1ON SHOWN IN THE TTERN OF A CLUETY ’ © PA NE re ar WHICH IB PART OF THE MAKING OF ALL CLUETT SHIRTS WHITE AND EXcLUBiVE AP gyms Unat nell x ry ilved'in New Serscy. Of De baad e oti an. tt LJ Cie THE EVENING WORLD. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1907. Pok three hours and thirteen minutes, the gec- | $79,000, or Almost as Much as ceubanuerret sare Wlveien piece tone n 7 “T feel it my duty to parents of other twenty-two hours] | . tens eh at. Miftering’ babies tot i | J and fi s before they either found a verdict or disagreed | Was Expended In Two Tr ials crated asd Found in the Tombs. |]. In the Nan Patterson’ cases the juries were hopelessly. divided of Molineux Case. : after twenty-four hi nd eleven hours and thirty-five minutes wench he S85 SSE - 189. -eight hou rst. degri Cost of Thaw Trial to the County .. §e the Tombs for lunch, after Justice Fitrgerald had excused tt yt 1893, twenty-eight hours, first degree. jc aw Trial to the ( r the . } id, 1896, six “hours and { minutes, acquittal | Cost to the Prisoner's Family Boonday meal to-day, he discovered a fre, H 7 fe mir ac : | E £0 Be Just as he entered the Pride of nS from the Crim rts Bulld » 1892, one ho d fifteer utes, first These fig ie every other ttem on the CPENT HUGHES IS URGED BABV'S FACE IN s--"| ON THE TRIAL BY TUMESTIE. 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