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Show Till: MUllNINlj groceries EXAMlNElt: OODEX,.1 I'TAH. y. mu I I'".. EVELYN THAW WROTE IN THE ll.lV.j. " .i TIE CAFE The - in Was E the Dr - Here a Minute Ago, But Went i .n itilro at-- t'lui : li- v:t 1 t tiisi Hi.; W.igu. r. D . to Thaw xi:h him bu; n.x.l.- - a ilmrimgli - Mixpivioux :iixt he nj iipprebi nsive. tie waa x- that lit- - Atvr an w li.vUtvd in- ivivcrMiioii. I toi a fm urc .Mil,! in- x x!'tuiii:-tr.i-;)- i in a SepiOiiim'r . EfizOS b-- j H ih-- i wont to Tniij.it. wi-- t in-- Kvxiie ,.f i li- - in-:X. .1.. liuapitxl at Murr'a Main for i tie purpose of nuking x thorough " xxniiuaMun "'I in did you ohtrtif oil thr tv-lt- tin- Out Again Delmas Tried to Tell the Jury That White Had joined Mae M'Kenzie and Other Girls. Apples finest the market. are TMiv r 1u ;li- - 11 : i II i,J r viat which Bananas Dates IV!I ohnrir, 1 loikvnma.I, fas. ; ii. t u. Ton ii'J roi nitih.. Niit-. 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Pr OUR SPECIALTIES Planet tur Safa Moving and Storage, i OFFICE 401 Twsnty-ltft- Ind St rest. h PHONES 224. BS 22S. WITH OLD HARNESS Serious Injuries aad aova death an tha awful result Ag M duich la often retpouslbis, bu Witt waak spots lii It L Juat aa bad. ' , Tba kind w. aell bare Jrobla. 8P0Ti' e JSJf,,A,C get your money worth If : Tn. New York, Feb. 11. The opening of the fourth week of the Thaw trial today brought a new order of thiuga in the court room and all women, other than the half dozen newapaper writers who hare followed the eaae wince tha beginning, were barred, by order of Juatice Fitzgerald. During the two daya of laat week when Evelyn Neabit Thaw waa upon tha witneae aland many women crowded the court room, having in tome manner aolved the problem of getting Mat the bailiff at the door, lb the belief that Thawr'a wile war again to be the central figure in the famoua trial, the wimien were anxious to hear the final detail of her life narrative. They were attired in all the gay plumage that gave the court room laat week the appearance of come gala matinee performance. Their Indignation knew no bounda when the court officer repuleed them with the statement that the court'! order excluded every one except such aa were Many working newapaper reporter of tibiae who had occupied front aeata during laat week were led to believe that the order could not pneaibly Include them, and they remained about tha corridors a long time In the hope that there might be some relaxation of tha rule. ..Aa the result of an order barring all women, there were several rows of vacant seats in the court room when Juatice Fitzgerald took hla place on tha bench, and Harry Thaw, was called to the bar. Tha prisoner walked to hla place without a single friendly nod to greet him. No member of hla family was in court. That the defenae would proceed with the atrnggle to have Harry Thaw'a will accepted In evidence as testimony to hla mental condition waa Indicated' by Mr. Delmaa, who asked that J. D. Lyon be called aa the first witness of the day. Mr. Lyon testified that he had been engaged In the banking business In Pittsburg for more than a quarter of a century and is now connected with the Union National Lank. You are acquainted with the defendant, Harry K. Thaw? asked Mr. Delmaa. Mr. Jerome j . Van (Continued From Page One.) objected, prateating against the defense proceeding with a new witness while the examination of Mr Evelyn Thaw remains uncompleted. Mr. Delmas stated that when court adjourned, last Friday, tha will of the defendant waa under discussion and had been ruled out because of Insufficiency of the proof of the document. It waa now proposed, he said, to proceed with the further Identification of the will, Mr. Delmas stated that he considered that enough evidence bad been introduced in the shape of testimony of aa expert and of laymen who were witnesses to the occurrence, to establish a prlma facie case of unsound-sea- s of mind. All he was attempting to' do, he said, was to Interrupt Mrs. Thaw'a testimony for the purpose of better satisfying the district attorney of unsouminca of the defendant's mind at the time of the shooting. He thought that In doing this he waa complying with the district attorney's wistie Mr. Delmas asked that Mr. Lyon lie allowed merely to Identify an envelope and the package (the will) It contained. Then, if the district attorney objected further, he would defer for the time to offer the will In evidence. Mr. Jerome, In arguing that hla objections should be sustained, went into the discussion of the rules of evidence which prevented him from controverting the truth of Mrs. Thaw't testimony aa to the story she told her husband. Judicially, Mr. Jerome aald, the court could not nay as to whether or not the story that Mr Thaw told her husband had any effect on his mind. . must object to this line of urgu-meby the district attorney, Interl41rw h .WaaWar rupted Mr. Delmas. "He Is addressing lou ArJW himself to facts not In evidence Justice ' Fitzgerald stated that all the Co. the statements by Mrs. Thaw are upon record practically by consent, but now the judgment of the court was Invoked. The objection to the Introduction, of the documents on Friday waa a technical one, but It was sound. There was a witness upon the stand Th JUMBLE buya, aalla ar when court adjourned whose testi"any old thing" ("bluoa" a ' 2106 mony had not been finished. aapted) and moot now ana "it seems to me, said the court, Wash. Holla, 1144 "that either that witness should be SECOND-HANNEVADA STORE. finished with, or consent should be Wa bay and aail all kinds of na given to proceed with this witness. ana aeond-hanMr. Jerome withdrew his objection Call ar phono goad Woeker A Haynaa, Prop 16S 25 th and Mr. Lyon was permitted to proFhona, Ind. 22. ceed. "How I ting have you known Harry PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, K. Thaw? asked Mr. Delmas. Seoend-Han- d Stars, "Ever since he was a boy, replied if you havo anything to aall r buy Mr. Lyon. or 1178 tail Wash. Av phono 1870 to ."I hand yon an envelope, and aak Sail 866-Ind. C7S. you If you ever, saw It before. "J have seen this before, It was In ' " ' B. A. DINNERS possession. my Will pay th Mghoot ueeond-banpriea far "When did It come Into your posses-ion?- " fumtturo and sail t tha publla tno ehaapcaL 241S Grant Av Ball "Some time near April 1st, 1906. Phono 937-Ind. S2QL "Was the envelope sealed and dU' It apparently contain a package? & J. HERRICK ACS "Tea. Sucoaaaaro ta H. L. Whit "How did you receive the pacBring your goods hsro If yea mat to aall them. Call tor H you want kager 2142 Wash Av buy. ."From ihe bands of Harry Thaw." BoN Phoaa t Mr. Lyons said he was fan.illa Ind. 4B7. with the defendant's handwriting an.l It waa hla handwriting upon the envelope. ' What did you do with the enF" .VI buy hameaa of a a. J. CJPlaf t Saddlery Second Hand Stores d fl . . velope? plated it In my box In the safety 'deposit vault in the hank. "How long did it remain there? , "Until November, 1906. "What did you do. with Itr "I gave It to my stenographer, Charles Johnston." Mr. Delmaa 'showed Mr. Lyon another envelope, part of the writing on which he Identified as that of his , . stenographer. Mr. Jerome took the witness who. remarked under that there were doubtless many letter ?A a ta rtma wim tiaM Psvt "" miu?5WR?K'JKFa,; m caunTttics. WWW hwi Wiltall WattMm .a wrtWbalhUiaL teHwdMihniaiiat Tirade EichnMy. SB 900000000000000 etric t A i unie onl.-re- that al "lHil you overhear Mr. Thaar refr of the naiiwer, afi-the words "Toon., o - th o uuniq against hie ltu by etc." be stricken out. Mr. Jerou.r xdnniuikhrd the wltnet O White?1 THAW'S WILL. O o Mr. ou the gruun.1 that no conversation were wanted anl o oljecu-t O New York. Feb. 9. After an 0 iu a plea (f the de the court directed him to relate will own ffaienu-ntO intervatlng, bnt not sensation- - C ftmiam' are uot ad- what he observed. Tell us what vou observed," aail O al. morning session of less than C missible. it was O Mr. Delmaa Flaliitei that O two hours Juration, these Mr. lelnia. He abruptly left the room " O agreed by ouunael engaged lu O threats had hern made and that it a Tlenae state the question and anO the trial of Harry K. Thaw. O (umpett-nto prave tha- Thaw arme-swers ax to hi- at the time O today, that Ur. Evelyn Thaw O himself after hiring of them. Justice Fltigetald iirid that then-wa- s of the lamination?" O should s;ep aside to permit in- - O Mr. Jerome objected aud wax susno rule of few which will alio O trnductlon ot competent teatl- - O own claims O mouy tending lo show the al- - O the defendant's that tained. Well, doctor, wliat did you observe, O leged unsound condition of the O threats were nude against his life. O Mr. Delmas ciduied that if he could or what did you do?" O prisoner's mind. We igik Mr. Thsw to where the O This action was taken after O show that the difendant's statements us O repented objections by District O were the result of insane delusions, llgn: waa strong. He watched O Attorney Jerome, to further O he would hate th right to show them. closely end would not be placed in iMh a position where be could not Mr. Delmaa said it waa .inpoaslblc O questioning of witness as to O r O conversations between her and O for him to frame the quiwtion more have both Dr. Evan and myself his eye all the time. We asked O the defendant., concerning Stan- - C broadly aud hr would have to mite ar. certsln questions as to his life, hisO ford White, had been sustain- - O exception. O ed by the court, and Justice O tory. etc. Turning to Mrs. Thaw, ht- - asked: "What were your scientific deduc"Did you ever see a pistol In Mr. O Fitzgerald had Intimated that O tions as to the man's mind?" O counsel should follow the zplr- - O Thaw' poaKMto?" Mr. Jerums objected, saying the ex"Yea." O it of bis rulings as laid down O amination had not gone far enough O O in specific instances. When, for the first time?'' 1 Mr. O cauuot say exactly. It xss aorne for that. objections were O "You put fo him certain question O based on tha ground that the O time after Chriatmu eve. I9u3. was O testimony of Mrs. Thaw had C Do you Know if he tver carriet and received certain anawera, O gone far enough without a bet- - O the platol anywhere except when in that all? "As I remember it, that wa all. O ter foundation of Insanity on O New York? When did you next examine O the part of the defendant be-- O Never carried the pistol except Thaw? O ing laid. O when In New York." O The recalling of Mr Thaw O Mra. Thaw, the name of May Mac "September 27th. What did It rnnslat of?" O to the stand this morning ful- - O Kcnzle has bren mentioned a number The color of the hair, the general O lowed the testimony of J. D. 0 of times in connection with this case O Lyon, vice president of (lie I'n- - O Will you state when you first met contour of the head, the expression of O Ion National bank of Pitts- - O her?" the eye, the condition of (he reflexes The matand Ihe state of the pula O burg, who declared he had had 0 ''I think It was In 19U3." O possession of Harry Thaw's O "Did you ever tell Mr. Thsw of a ter was carried on in much detail. At O will until late In November, O visit made to May McKenzie when aha the end Of an hour, the patient waa 0 19D6, and the testimony of 0 was air.k in a hospital and while exhausted aad we deferred further exO John B. Gleason, of Thaw's O Stanford White iraa present?" amination. When wa the nest examlnatlunf O counsel, who, when sworn as a O "Yea." We went over 'On October 3rd. O witness, sail he received "State what you told Mr. Thaw." by O some of the ground of the former O mall from Pittsburg on .Decern- - O Mr. Jerome oojected. O her 11th, 19 J6, the will In ques-- 0 "The defendant, under this ruling, physical examination and also went O tlon. Q ia in an unfortunate condition. aall1 Into the history of the case and the O Mr. Jerome expressed will- - O Mr. Delmaa. We are trying to prove family history. This examination also O Ingnrss to admit that the will O the mental condition of the defendart lasted over an hour. The flnsl examO received by Mr. Lyon prior to O by hla look, actions and derlaratiuna ination was made October Hth. We O April, 190$, and held by him O He waa momentarily Insane and we reviewed the proceedings of previous O until November last, passed O are trying fo prove It by a series of examinations and went into the hisO directly to Mr. Gleason, who O acts liefnre an.l after this occurrence." tory of ths case In more detail, includO testified that there had oecn O . Justice Kltzgetpld sustained the ob ing the event! uf June 25th. O no change made In It. O jecUon. Doctor, from your examination O Mrs. Thaw was permitted to 0 Mrs. Thaw, did you In a converts during sis visit, could you form an O tell but little today because of 0 ilon with your husband, state to him opinion of the thm mental condition O objections by Mr. Jerome. She C that after ynur marriage May M.v of Mr. Thaw? Ye" O dld.bnwever, derlsrc that Thaw O Kenzle had aid. when she told Sian What waa that opinion? O carried revolver only while O ford White that you were married and At this point Mr. Jerome interrupt O in New York City. She also'O living happily, witty, your husband, " d ed to ask g few queslluns. O Identified the note she O that e iw O to her husband at dinner in O Mr. Jemme'i objection fo this wax "Doctor, your opinion,'' be said, "is baaed partly on what you observe.i O the Cafe Martin the night of 0 enatnined. O the tragedy, which read: 0 Mr. Del mar saked If he was to un- and partly on hearsay and family hlu waa here a minute O derstand that t!ia aourt'a ruling on lory, is It not? Your opinion as to O The B O ago, bat went out again. sanity is lo part bused on mai0 specific question was to indicate that Thaw'a O no further question shag the l.ne lers not In rridtnce, la it uot. "Yen. of conversations belween the wlineai (i "To a considerable extent, Is and the defendant were fo be allownot?" i ed. Yes. from Thaw in the bank at Pittsburg. I think counsel should be guided As a matter of fact, you could not "Can you, as president of the bank, by the spirit uf the ruling as well a the letter, ungrated Juatice Fits state an opinion af:cr excluding the produce thos letters? hearsay facts that were stated to you Yes. I suppose so." gerald. 1 do not dealt for an Instant to as to this man' history, etc. "Will you? "No, sir." "Yes, If you want them."- " transgress the spirit of the court's Then I submit, your honor, begun Mr. Jerome stated ha could not con- ruling, and upon the slightest inti tinue the without mallon that the plrit of the ruling Mr. Jerome, but he waa Interrupted the letters and asked the emirt to or- la as lndlrate.1 I will deslat," said Mr. by Mr. Delmas, whn said he would withdraw the question and frame der that the letters ba produced. Delmaa. Mr. Delmas objected. "The court baa gone aa folly Inn hypothetical one. In the meantime, he aaked that something be d me to "Whats the matter?" asked Mr. the matter aa it dralnra, aald relieve the atmospheric condition lu Jerome. "Don't you want the letter Did yon attend the theater will the court room, which he declared produced?" was oppressive. Mr. Jerome aid he I have not the slightest objection Harry Thaw and a lady In July, 1903? concurred with Mr, Delmas for once to the Introduction of any letter this aaked Mr. Dclnina of the witness. defendant ever wrote, was tha reply. Mr. Jerome again objected and the Justice Fitzgerald declared be dit, too, and a five minutes recess waa orHe objected to tba letters being objection was sustained. turned over to the district attorney. "What effect m the defendant, dl dered. The Jury, the Judge, the deIt was finally agreed that the letters the presence of Stanford Whltu fendant, and counsel all left the room, and the wlndaws were thrown open. should be turned over tq the clerk uf have?" aaked Mr. Delmaa. Thaw whispered with hla counsel the court. Again Mr. Jerome objected and was and laughed merrily while leavlntr. Sustained. was Mr. Ly6n excused and John B. The temperature In the rourt room In from re'unt Upon Europe, your Gleason was called. Mr. Gleason ha wax so low when the recess waa enn-eThaw t1i wna' Mr. 1904, present upon had possession of most of the defendsst for a long that the ateamer?" ants papers since the tragedy. overcoat. hla while In Yes, sir. lr. Gleason said the envelope conAs a basis for a portion of hi hyp When upon th simmer. d you taining tba will had been in his posquestion Mr. Delmaa firs' session since December nth, 1906. remember whether Mr. Thsw fold you otheticxl Dr. Wsgnor all the letter i a certain person and handed Absolutely no changes had been made anything about wbat happened to her at the hand written by. Thsw which hart; keen a I In the document from that time t mittd in evidenre. this except the marks for idenllflct of Stanford Whiter "Have you ever seen these before?' Yea." tlon. "Some of them I have examined ami The court sustained an objection by- Mr. Jerome asked only one or two others I have heard resd In court,'' the Mr. witness was not Jerome on anj questions bringssld Dr. Wsgner. allowed to tell the story. ing out nothing pew. It wss deemed best by both Mr. Deldid you tell Mr. Thsv in Paris Mr. Jerome conceded the progress mas and Mr. Jerome that the wit non woman who was known sbutti a young of the will direct from Mr. Lym tu between should refresh his memory by readln; you as 'The Me Girl? Mr. Gleason, saying hr would not rethe letters. The doctor did so "Yes. quire the defense to produce Mr. l and' much time was thus ronsnined. war not allowed to Thaw Mr. witness to that Lyon's secretary of 111" Dr,- Wagner's cxsininstkn this story either. to put the will in end. The offer letters required more than a half hour Mr Thaw make hi" las When did evidence wa deferred. "Hare you examined these letter of marriage to you the one Mr. Delmaa then asked that Mrs. proposal with a view to their tendency to show you accepted?" ba Thaw recalled. Harry "I think it wa shout April la the mental condition of their author?' "It has been testified by this wit- J90fi. eked Mr. Delmas. Mr. when said the Delmas ness, "I have. he say fo you at that did What In wittook wife the her place young Mr. Delmas then proceeded with hL time? wrote a ness chslr, that aha note to district attorney objectel hypothetical question. the Again her husband in tha Cafe Martin, the and was sustained. "I will assume, doctor, be began. night of the occurrence on Madison shown Mr. Thaw 'That the author of thev letters no A document Square Garde. This note, we under- who said tha It wa first shown to June 25th last waa In hi 36 ih or 37; Ii In stand, to' he in the possession of the by Harry Thw In January, 1906. year; that one of his uncles was learned district attorney. We now ask her Did make any declaration re- sans; that when he himself was a he the learned district attorney to prochild had Buffered from the ususl garding It at that time? duce that paper. waa sustained. children's diseases. Including St. Vitim Another objection Mr. Jerome arose. ever hear Mr. Thaw refer dance; that he was always uf a nerv"We have a piece of paper,, he fo Did yon badle he made atatementa Society ous temperament; that heatslept said, "I don't know that It la this for the Protec Hon of Children ten: ion of and often required ths note, but I will send for !L two nurses; that In 1901 he met t: for the suppression of vice? During the wall fur the messenger wna not allowed fo an young woman of between 14 and 17 Thaw Mr. sent for the paper Mrs. Thaw under- nwer. years of age; that he paid honorable went the ckwest scrutiny by those in Mr. Delmas announced that, an the court fo her and had gone to her the court room. She was attired pre- court's love and his ruling prevented him from go- mother, professed bis should cisely as on every other day .of the ing further heron e info three matters because desire that the girl trial. She was pale, but entirely of a lack of womIn the young 1903, wife: that his foundation, preliminary ' composed. , he would ask leave to withdraw the an, having undergone a rerious operaWhen tha not had been received wltnesa for the time being and pro- tion. the man went to her bedside, and Identified h Mrs. Thkw, Mr. e ceed along other linre, reserving the knelt and respefully kissed her offered no objection to Its be- right to recall Mr Thaw later. hand; that after her recovery he aring received In evidence. The note He probably will attempt to lay the ranged to take her and her mother to proved no surprise. Mr. Delmas read required foundation a fo the Insanity Europe; that In Europe during her It, as follows: of the defendant by the Introduction period of debilitation following the "The B was hero a minute ago, of testimony of the alienists who have operation he nursed her tenderly, all but went out again. been constantly In attendance since carrying her fo a carriage and up19n:: meant the trial opened. Mr Thaw ald the B stairs In his arms: that in June, the "blackguard and referred to Sun The judge's rulings today followed be made formal offer of his hand to position ford Whit that of Friday, when, on Mr. Jerome's this young woman, his social of affluenrc Mr. Delmaa asked: objection, he held that, in a case of t that time being a position both In conversation betweep youraeT this sort. It must be thevrn that there and bis family holding in Europe which in tbix and con was the mental to who country was the perdouift and your husband, real it son designated as B -- T . dltion of the defendant at the time of might generally be termed enviable; cumulative evi- that she declined his suit, and whin an occurrence b!ore White. "Stanford pressej for a reason Informed hi?t "Ynn have testified that yon enllel dence aa to the cause of any unsound when ihe wss about 16 years oM ' 1 that be introduced. It take this 'B nenaof mind may him 'Blackguard.' man In New York introduce 1 a 12:20 certain t m. ordered word? that p. Receea wts ia an abbreviation of her life in ihe guise of ' into himself ' ucsion begaj When the afum"'ui "Ye r l- brought to Ogden. r-- - Seeds That Are Sure to Grow 4 Flour, Hay or Grain uu-de- pa-se- . oooooooooooooo i n 1 d 1 - to-ih- ail ' IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES carry a full line of that famoua l'ratt'a . for animals aud poultry. llcincnilNT, we Poultry W. T. ASTI 2264 Washington Ave. ggilllPoN-E-. a ll In reforming this question Mr. aal.l that Mr. White's cab turned and followed her on ths ae raid orcaakm that she saw hint. Mr, Jerome produced tbs tnanacrlpt uf tha testimony, "There Is nothing In thq testimony to show that Isilh cabs were not going in the same dlmrtitai," aald Mr. Jo mine. "Nothing to 'show that Stanford White was nut building a houva la that at reef at that lime." After considerable argument ths to ronfona question was ... , with tha testimony.! "Now. doctor." said Mr. Delmas'. "considering the quasi km uu amended, what la your opinion aw to whether the man who nmintitfod the set romplatovd of knewi il right or wrong?" My opinion." replied. Dr. Wagner, with much deliberation, that he did not knu wthe act was wrong. . "You base your opinion on the fart that he must have been suffering from such a defect of reason as not to know the art waa wrong? I bellev his reason was so defective he did not belfove the act, wss wrong, came the retilv. "Tha Is all," d Mr. Dolma. Mr. Jerome aald be would request the witfeiesa to step aside for km later. Mr. Ihdmas then announced that t marrow he would call a second alienist,'. Dr. '.Evans. to the stand. To avo the'tlme of the.murt, he seen red consent submit .Thaw'a letters fo Dr. Evans this evsptihg so he could be In poslthni tomorrow morning to testify regarding' them. Mr.1 Dnlmaa also stated that Ike defense wigtld not take up muclyniure time. The statement that wveral weeks wosld be required fo put in all the evidetce for1 Ut defensg ha as- ?. serted nod true.-- ' Adjournment ; wss ( then taken until tomorrow.; . expressing the utmost tions. hem-facto- r, Millrllude for her welfare; that this New Yurk man displayed her childish fancy, she having Iwe-- i brought up in poverty, nil the uplendir of apart sumptuous In their fitnn-nl- tings and furnishings, and after thus establishing himself In her family he had persuaded the umiher of th child, her only natural protecior-th- e f si her being dead-l- o absent herself front New York and go on a visit to Illtaburg, her former home, promising l rare for the child aa though he was her father and pmtvtT her from ail harm; that one day he invited her lu hi apartment and there hr means if and drugs rendered her Inaenutble ravished her; that this revelatlni muds to till young man who had of fered hla hand, plunged the suitor Info the utmost grief, ruuulng him to walk Hut floor In an agitated manner and Oh. God; oh, God.' That he remained a lung time with the young woman bemoaning what had happened to her; that after her return from the young man was (old that tinman who had ravished this girl had ao blackened his character to the girl that she Would no longer see him; that he hearj the man had threatened hit life; that during the period of Ida estrangement with the girl he wrote the letter which have been Introduced and which you have read, that he per severed In hla suit through the Interf frli-ncession and, finally, ot April 4, 1905, married the girl; that upon (he occasion of a subsequent visit to New York, Hie man who had the girls ruin sought accomplished tiled to, by means that have been tct communication with her." continued to narrate Mr. Dolmas the cventa leading up to the Madison ttqusre garden tragedy and asked Dr. Wagner to slat- hla opinion aa to the mental condition of the man who shot Stanford Whl:e. Mr. Jerome waa on his feet with nixuy objections, lie objected' fire-- t on the ground that the quest Ion several inslteri which be nlared were nut In tbs evident?. II- aald Hie evidenre did not show that was Insane, hot one :f Thaw's nni-lethat he wa of unsound ntltid, and that Evelyn Thaw did not state that site as drugged, but that thr wine tasted bitter and that In two minutes at th-outside she became unconscious. Ibjt.i of these points were changed ( to agree with Mr. Jeromeg demands. If.) also objected to --aylng - (hat White was attempting to renew relntlott with Mrs. Thsw. He aald this bad not been shown In the1 evidenre. Mrs. Thaw had seen White only twlcu ani that there was nothing tu show that White had attempted to renew rela - ? Delmaa sns-nde- 1 eroaa-cs-amln- - , THAW'S WILL What ths Dsfsnas Expects to Frovs y It New York. Feb. Ll. 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