The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1908, Page 1

} ‘ CPAs ermnl 5 een ae oe § ~~ Clara Morris Wrote This Story FOR You! , % 3 ¢* ots : It 9 Great New York Story---Every Man and Sessa Lagan Lae It! d Appears Exclusively in THE EVENING WORLD. AN rary ee EDITION. Vota) Lee MW BAST LYNNE | lees | ! f 43 Special Illustrations by PENRHYN STANLAWS. See st a GREEN EDMION eos 4 Sa = tS Ss OS) Geren JEROME SLEUTHS | N Pp AN | C TH RO [J ( H | “ Circulation Books Open to All.’? | | “ Circulation Books Oper to All,” NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1908. PRICE ONE CENT. han Sail THAW TRIAL IS HELD i : css" LUNACY BOARD POSSIBLE LETTER OF HARRY THAW'S MOTHER] [hip PHINEL ANDER Lateton s Request for Sudden Ad- CRE, 19 W I, EXPRESSING DOUBT OF SANITY. urnment Is Readily Indorsed by “TAS LE vn, Osa WU) Batten hr Sn > con , “Dear Sir: Yours of yesterday just received. To attempt to de- Testimony o nsani “To yield to his wishes now (as he would think if sent home) nae COMMITMENT an) ASYLUM a, Thee oices |! ight ruin him. ~ Result an Upset, etioices | aeer aoe Son’s Marriage Displeased | WOULD FOLLOW ADMISSION. “YT did not think him capable of such behavior and regret to fear aa gr pager ee * : Finishing Outside the it may not all be badness and rebellion, but that his mind i is more or Father, and He Gets No | e Money. less unbalanced. Do you think there is any danger of that? es MS - # earoouee E “The uncle to whom I referred as having become craze-minded, Share of Estate. Counsel tor Stanford White’s Slayer Piles Up ae was, when a child, subject to just such out-breaking temper, and there- fore | cannot help a horrible feeling of dread. Deal gently with him, if possible, for my sake, as well as his own. His father will be home on Thursday, and can help advise me. I have written him just now. “How would it do to avoid noticing him in any way for the day? I really do not know what to suggest, he is so diferent from the other four children, and cught to nave been more closely reared and trained. “MRS. THAW.” Evidence of Derangement Since Childhood, introducing Mother’s Letter Written by Her to Tutor in 1882. ‘The will of William dled at No. 18 West Jan. 3, leaving an ‘Alea to-day by J ney for T. J (of his Under $20,000,000 tot Com missio ons That District-Attorney J ; rome will ask for a Commission in Lunacy of th » examine Harry Tha jen the trial is resumed to-morrow morning S proceedings in the Crim- Supreme Court. It is quite apparent that the over- Copeland proud ol from his 4 HARRIMAN ORDERED ae BY COURT TO TELL SECRETS OF DEALS ==: a year for Wil eldest son, wito | street, Albany he estate to t * Judge Hough Holds That He and 2S ets +; Kahn Must Reply to Questions of Interstate Commerce Commission | on Railroad Stock Manipulation, [im s the firm beliet of close observers of to-d pleased his father. final Branch of ¢ food of testimony the defense has adduced to show that Thaw was insane from childhood, and insane when he shot Stanford White, has had a deep effect upon the District-Attorney. Mr. Jeromie acted to-day just as he did previous to halting the last trial to have an examination made into Harry Thaw’s mental con- fition, It is understood that he has made overtures to the defense far ‘1a similar examination at this time, fo be arranged by amicable agree- iment, but that Tnw’s counsel ma i that he is sane now, able to vheln Await Jerome. Assistant Distric Smyth ap- | peared at Headqu behalf, a nel t confer with his counsel and understands the proceedings and is entitled to complete a trial. Should the District-Attorney ask for a commission in lunacy, such 1 commission would be appointed by the Court and would examine Thaw and report. Should it decide him to be insane now, he would be committed to Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane, to remain until cured, when he could be tried again. Should he be declared sane, but the Di Attorney would be in the posi- nthe p Hanson ove District SNOWBALLED FIRE UCTRES ASKS FOR AND SAVED TOWN) A DIVORCE DECREE No Water to Fight Flames, People Pelt Burning House and Check Blaze. -At {the trial would proce tion of trying a man he The natural deducti rer di¢ ‘Thaw is now | nent of the ec ably cuted, and | ston of th Three 0 During Half of Vaudeville Team Says Husband Transferred His Affections. Judge Hough to-day in the United States Circuit Court handed down an opinion directing E. H. Harriman and Otto H. Kahn, the latter of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., to answer questions put to them by the Interstate go, when they were both exam- ‘lined in relation to the atiairs of the Ch ‘ago and Alton, the Atchison, | these wo s shing fire occurred to-day at E before | their fathe Ea Beane town near n her suit for divo: fopeka and Santa Fe, the Illinois Central, St. Joseph and Grand Island,} go. to nis Oakley or One Se A (en m aarti cei Ta ste a oraucenrantig SENATE VOTES FOR the New York Central and Hudson River and the Southern Pacitic Rail-| ay » married In the road compan f ») NAY. POST-OFFICE by throwing snow Bill Providing New Structure witnesses om I intro- al experts, | Commerce Commission some months a JONNSTOWN, Pa.. Jan, 16—Probably the most remarkable manner of - 1 to arrive wanted to ask the no fire department and dk bh oMr, id is now a er of the Executive We will put Mrs, William Thaw, r the endant, on the stand Iso Miss More Refusals. Mr. Harriman was jast for part HERE are many slow and uncertain and another if she gets ht Sarena Ne [imam en pa Saree [tin "taenBeiyn a wt ways to find a home, but} } "two wewenvos ana to Cost $3,500,000 [ie ie’ con. sus0m.00) rie he oF ny | Pi ” Fred Faleont, friend: oes Thr a 8s establishment was stock de why not cut “cross lots Va how. they shadowed.“ Goes) Through. postions: fon tet nurnose’ of faelliiating i » Strong E wile e ot Insanity | Added to hee Mother’ Ss Letter tion and Ida Stu {room house of Mrs. Lé 1 Lexington avenue, and Ml days, ventured in, They rehlich and her young accordan riteil f from t y su ontest | Marry 17 Harriman Wouldn't Answer. by taking “The World Want Express?” Mr. Harri ned to answer the question w | Lena, told how, w Po aie = | ston d re | nae Be \the situation | tana 3 Kahn 1 i 1 12 I Gea. 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