The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1915, Page 4

Mrs, Garret SGastice | Arthur 8. Granted Divorce. ‘Tompkins has 4 interlocutory decree of 4t- ‘to Heléna Adele Garret at Nyack, ; Y., following the introduction of on Riverside Drive, Garret the fare durable Glasses. concerning trregular conduct part of her husband, Thomas Garret, at hie bachelor apart ie Harris Glasses They are made from screw to fini lenses—in our own works! —under the personal vision of the head of our firm this city, was represented by couns oMece of William Trav: hed hope super- They cost $2.00 or more, ‘Willow PCR ig ae ‘Lin, rf “Envelo; ene F bee Pe hala m GND Broad At. next to Strauss Oo.. Newark : Positively None Sent C..0. D. rie Blouses die, Voile, Linen and Batiste. Dressy Organdie Blouses ‘Trimmings of Filet Lace and Fine Tucking. High Grade Lingerie Blouses Embroidered Organdies, Linens and Voile. THAW SANE WHEN HE KILLED WHITE, DOCTOR SWEA (Continued from Firat Page. | mon? ways hen A. Yes, but the paranoiac feels that hin act is justif feels regret over it, F are discovertd long be they commit acts of violence witnoss said of himself.” Q. Then you believe that Thaw never insane? \like to add that my reason for thi ‘ing this is that immediately after shooting and ever since Thaw pressed the most sincere regret the habit of the paranoiac. MEN, SAYS DOCTOR, “Tam of the opinion that Thaw Meved Stanford White was the 1800 Women’s Morning Dresses For House and Porch Wear. On Sale Wednesday. Desirable models, (two as illustrated), of Voile, Mad- ras, Gingham, CrepeCloth, Ratine and Chambray in summer colorings. Sizes to 46 bust measure. Regular Values to 2.95 ‘1.50 ‘Women’s Summer Blouses 2.00 2.95 3.95 Women’s Summer Underwear Chemise and Petticoats broidery, lace and: sibbon trim- 1.00 Regular 1.50 values + Combinations and Night. Gowns Lg lingerie, smartly tri 1.00 trimmed, Regular 1.50 values \ ‘ ‘de Chine Gowns and Petticoats ior quality, lace trimmed. 3.95 Regular 5.50 values , Ruse Willow Taffeta Night Gowns e ‘ailored model, in pink and white. 5.90 Regular 8.90 values sums safel: and easily sent y WESTERN UNION The cost is emall, the service quick and sure, stroyer of his wife's maidenhood and that he was going to prevent him dotog this sort of thing with other wirls, It l# my impression that he had some sort of evidence againat White in this nefarious work.” ng Ir, Bancroft said that x D, C., was the next alienist for Tha to be called to the stand. He married to a daughter of ex-Gor | years counsel to the Thaw family, amined him in Mattedwan. examined him in Concord ember, day,” the witness added Thow's and his nents about White is in thelr THE EVENING WORLD, Stone of Pennsylvania, who was for Dr, Hickling said he first saw Harry ‘Thaw on March 20, 1918, when he ex- 1913, and also last Sun- Q. (By Mr. Smith). What was the method and result of Sunday's ex- amination? A. I examined him first | formation about | is” to his aomprehension, which I TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1915. GOV, SLATON TOLD ~ ONLY WIE HE WOULD SPARE LEO FRANK (Continued from First Page.) -Store Closed All Day Sat Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Men's Clothing Shop we is v, Jana Leonard Haas, my attorneys, and 1 at in the station house and actually laughed at the joke. We could not possibly imagine that it was any- thing but a practical joke put up by some of our friends.” In their paychological analysis of events and emotions Mr, Reid sald to Frank: “You have been within twenty-four hours of a@ rope around your neck, and yet you maintained steadily your belief that you would not hang. 1 know from what Gov. ‘Sinton told | me that no one in the world save his wife and himself knew what his de- cision would be. Therefore, you | these persona,” the witness went on.| found to be acute and far above the | @. From whom did it come? A,|average, His memory I discovered to From his wife, be accurate, 1 found him quite free al of hallucinations or delusions, His Mr, Cook referred Dr. Bancroft ta a letter of Thaw's, in whieh the lat« ~|ter spoke of workmen hearing the screame of young girla from the West Twenty-fourth Street house in whieh, edt judem was tivity of will. developed, As a result of this I a of the opinion that Tha responsible for his ac cent examination does f J, as was his ac- Mentally, he is well v is sane and My re- nelusion When Mr. Cook questioned Bancroft about the reached by the commission in New invinced that the final |act on the Madison Square Roof Gar- den, after Thaw had overindulged in champagne, was the act of a sane man who had suddenly lost control, A. You; and | would what he had done. This is not at all | , Dr. | 4 nu | rie ‘th in In an Thaw had information st thoge|SAYS THAW'S LOVE FOR WIFE to know.” : 4 Glen Urquhart plaids, checked or pencil striped cassimere way | hing e HAS ately et “My wife came to me and kissed | Secretary Daniels Commends En-} or worsted, tartan plaids, Oxford vicuna, English tweed . of eve a I ro seen anythin, me . ik. | Mr, Cook asked the witness s¢|tnunual either, day. or night.” Dr, YOU: of Great Bravery. 17.50 Regular Price $24.50 ex. | Thaw had any evidence of Henry W.| Hickling stated. “Ho told me he ‘The Governor went on,” said Mr. » SGTON, J —<Becres | for Voor being in the same category as Wee Cer eatnte Ge the tr ii Reld, without Irrevorence, he| WASHINGTON, June 29.—Secres | related cidents of the ‘ be- | on dys ing’s about Poor as symptoms of par- | linked White and Poor together. aw claimed, the “o a” of a uber of p men were cars ed on, went on to say at younr girls were often drugged) {0 the house, @ Did you consider what is stated | this letter to be Indicative of par+ modify in any way the opinion I formed last November. On cros#-examination Dr. Hickling led that although he examined to comprehension and mem- ory, neither of these had anything to do with paranola, He questioned Thaw, he said, as to his school life, but not as to any specific events. Oia A. No, because I beliove He got the impression some- Dr. Bancroft replied. Europe and told me what sh told him as to her reasons for not In anawer to anothor question Dr,|_ @ From whom did he get ft, bis|then marrying him, Bancroft said wife? A. L cannot say. j, What was his feeling toward her . y o t the time of your examination o | THAME, WANTED TO SAVE WO: Q. Don't you regard Thaw's teel- iim in Concord in November, 19147 A. He told me he regarded her in an entirely different Nght, Q. What reason did he give for this change of feeling toward a girl he ola? A. No. Q. Why not? A, Because Thaw On redirect Dr. Bancroft sald he | lite t906. 7 something to tell you, had loved so deeply? A, Her actions | | could not have known, yet you had faith.” -1; Frank replied: “It was the psy- chology of God in man. I was given | extra strength, but over and above | all that there was the absolute | knowledge between my soul and my | God that I was innocent and could so go before my Maker if the hour came.” —_———_—_— \NAVY HEROES’ LIST HAS SIX NEW NAMES 8 West 38th St.—Store Floor tween my mute the d Leo Frank I felt that if I did not do so my hands would be stained with blood. I called Mra, Slaton and said, “Sallie, I have yf am going to commute Leo Frank's sen- tence. It may cost me my life, 1 know it will cost me my political cureer in Georgia, 1 do not want to frighten you, but it is my duty and Tam going to do ft. 1 won't talk to you about it again, but L wanted you m WEDNESDA Y—at Special Prices Men’s Unlined Suits With Silk Lined Sleeves Two or three button soft roll front models of overplaids, itary Daniels to-day forwarded com- mendatory letters to a half dozen en- listed men of the navy for heroism in rescue work and In the performance | silk lined; 33 to 46 chest. of their regular duties. Of the number, John F. Fallon, | water tender; Robert L. Carson, fore- man, second ¢lasa, and Llewellyn king, coal passer of the dest \Bailey, despite serious burns received had been forced by public clamor for « vietim to look upon Frank as a {second Jesus, and that he was not |woing to be a second Pontius Pilate, | delivering inn t bleed to the mob. His spiritual feeling was such that if fate meant his death it was worth while for having done his duty, “In the Milledgeville Prison, where saw Frank,” continued Mr, Retd, Men’s Flannel Suits Coat and trousers in navy or gray, sleeves 15.00 “Viyella” Flannel Suits—Washable Coat and trousers of blue, black, gray or tan examined Thaw last Sunday for three | or four hour pe Ee BRYAN RETURNS HOME. Hrother. 4. (By thé Court) bt as to his san companied by Mr he witness said that his examin-! Prran, by a amall party ation of Sunday was scarcely a fair|friends this morning on thei retur jto their home. Mr. and Mra, Brya was t was a severe grilling,” he adde¢ petite the ped of hia Kane COn=|Hryan, a brother, during a day's sta: in the city Mr. Bryan will speak to-night at @ open alr mi Farmer, @ Friend of morrow! for § give two addresses, a has been was then read by Abel I, Smith of haw It dealt mainly ged “hereditary taint’ He wi un o with the alle; in Thaw. THAW'S COMMENT ON JEROM LONG SPEECH, While it was being read Thaw beck- t where hi public _recept thix evening. The drowned body of a young clad In a blue and white striped bat! sult washed ashore near the Ort Hotel at Hollands, Rockaway this morning, was later identifi Roy M, Little of No. hat of hin friend, Raymond Brunne: wn, of No. 335 Chauncey Stree a sample by Wille) Dr. Bane that he did not believe Thaw to be ause he gave no evi- | t r of delusions. it ix my firm impros- sion, an ext bellef that White | Was betraying young girls,” he added. In re-cross-examination Dr. Ban- ‘oft sald that the Aldrich Comu ston had entirely disregarded the tet timony of the State's alienista In the second Thaw trial, “We torn meulsions without bi; the stand. ing of Washing- , Washington, fifteen, of No. 575 West nd Bevan ott oe in 0 rocks at Fort 4, Out | ton Heights to-dny. j fell into the Nor! 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All styles and leathers, 3.50 Regular Prices $4.00 and $5.00 “Thomas Cort” Shoes Bench Made, Hand Sewed Low and high shoes, All styles and leathers. 7.50 Regutar Prices$9.60and $11.00 Spends Day dt Lincoln on Viatt to June 29,—William ave the guests of Mayor’ Charles W. ting on the subject of “The n__ Francisco, | ranged for 907 Broadway as aningg= "The younger. boy 1 He was un 13.50 flannel; sleeves silk lined. 33 to 44 chest. 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