The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

Rose, 4 and HAD Il MAIDS d hit. Nj. White
was often seen inis her eonpaiiy.
He vert frequently bohih tho stage at
tho Kfickerbockefs rheatre, where A The
tNiid Roso'.. was. played, and lie took
Miss Nesbit md her ciiaperon to res.
taurahts on broadway q \. times. After
sho was & married to Mr.. rllaW lie ;tVay
friendly with Tho young co.,pte. m
Beginning ii the Cafe Martin.
The beginning 81 the tras cdy last night
was IN the CAFE Mar tin. at tho dinner
minutes after II 4 o'clouk. In tho tlrst
scene, Mr.. ana Mrs. sThaw, her father
and another man were dining together,
when White ana two other irteii tered
and took places nearby. According to-
Thaw' own " ords to d reporter he did
hot know 81 the presence Of tho archi-S
ptect until the agitation OF his wife att
itracted his attention. lie asked q dues
ton, to he answered wi d note, saying:
"Thnt dirty bltckguard Is here sss s,si. S
1Nhtegle left tho cafe soon nfterwnrd, vis-
|ltingf several places, going finally to the
roof garden Mr.@ntl Mrs. sTllAWk were
theto. Mrs. TllnW had gone back Of the
scenes 70 Visit some friends, and imtne-
diateiy her husband began ptirii1g ~ and
down the. floor. 3 II was while ,rhaw$ was
Il on tho western sido Of tho building tina
White came III, snt down cinttod u mo-
|gmsnt with Harry Stevens, and then, as
/ Stevens left, looked at the Estn &c. ThnW
swatoliod him q moment from one Of the
entrances, then 3bega1, to tlhrend his way
forward. gB Il. y 81 vi laSs
without looking to tho right or left
Brushing into several men and women
he walked slowly toward the table, until
no leaned forward over It's edge opposite
to his victim. 5a # q g III II M Il n,
~ AS he did this, White recognized him.
and made q move q II to rise. hut there
was no time. With some rliuttered im-s
precation, tho young man, drawing q
large AUTOMATIC revolver, began IA firing.
Three shots rang out; two took effect,
ana White was dead. II was Just MS ono
$of the characters was singing tin t tho
tirst shot was heard M no ger Lawrence,
Of tho theatre, was one h OF the FIRST to
realize that II was not d stnga revolver
that had era ked, and, ST. jumping TO IA d
table, commando ed his chorus to continue!
singing; but the girls on tho stage Had
seen White fall. and several tainted
Even then tho audience was not fully
alive to the situation and II was not
until 1t was announced that nm accident
had happened did the excl tcment begln,ss
a
weapon throwing all the cartridges out
and started away. Ia I was then no was
| arrested, ana soor, nfterWard3 Mrs Thnw
rushed up. 4 and, & putting her arms about
his neck, Kissed hirn.SssT ls3 s53 III Bs
ThaW Z ken to the Station. IA
Thaw never once lost his composite
| His linen sAnd. his seyening suit showed M,
signs OF rutiing. Only the 2paleness Or
his facS showed that anything nau
1 happened to excite him. .,Ss
Here \. 81 bill officer u, he SAID to5 lbs
oliceman before he started for the sta
Stl0n. Get Carnegie on the telephone;
and tell him that Uni in trou bic 81
i H The policeman and prisoner then wdir--
/ cd through the crowd to Fifth AMI a,$
UP tho avenue to Thirtieth Street. AS
they turned the corner a the iollantl
1 House q n lumber OF cabn1en who knew
\ Thuw tipped their hats to h him ana lie
4 Recognised their salllee In return. Is
Tho trip UNI Thirtleth Street, acroas
/ Broadway and SIX III Avenue, was Wit
! out any excitement, and the prisoner
/ reached tho station VIII hout the usual
crowd OF curious people GLOWING
" Thnw did not seem to be ~ to- lcat 80,
but walked In 2 sort OF daze. He made
few comments on the way to the Tenae
i lin what his name was ana ne i tl!,t
i swered y, iS4
ST.,John$ Smith, IS lafayette squ 11Jt.
PHILADELPHIA 81.
S..Whats your business 7,'$ he was asked lEib
in j. sSstud dent tff,f IS
4 No charge We & made on ne v y pooks
n against THIS n John s3nit The
! &tiyee were sent out TO investig te lulilly
before 4 d charge was made. sctpea ant
Mccarthy asked him; \. II. 5t u
tt Why did YOU do this Il. I. !, 3,
3; " cart say lie replied npn theL'cally
cards found on the prisoner red, =, llun.
~ Kendall Thaw, Pittsbur i = mar as
no comment ;,vhe ley y
4 OF his peck tbook ], Y. !,
Young Thaw walked dazedl y ss TO ~, sht
back room, II waited q while. {, na 8lhst,
cent ~ FRED erlck w .S I.owenfelio " Anu.
i Fred eric 81 Della field, 8ig z, y,
From his pocket " her ne was st..,
there was ia ken a. leathec sli'e,u
s,,chY n 4 policemen carry their wea pons9
He had s15s In cash and seyeral ,p.al'A
i checks, besides q GOLD 81. q y
4 aho,lt hia own welfare nor about the et-
4 focts#or HIS shots. He never nsKcd4 .
I question about Whtc.f He did not ~ a ID
nnv ouestions 4 OF the police at all. rs
i seemed 3 AZ 8unconcerned as IL batllng $out
a chauffeur instead of faclng an a 'S
4 ton Of murder. Z. sS !, I :.
Il verted again and again 70 i1'1 ~, i
tack Of shvering when she saw " ME " Y
#is1nThat poor delicate Dttls thing, ail
nervous and shaking like q reed, y ne sa y
si{hnlf to himself III And there hc was, ~
I big, healthy scoundrei God '' q Il III, s.5
IA William Thaw, a nephew Of the man
! charged WITH Stanford ~ Whites It. killing,
was in tho city yesterday and lett Tor
II PIttsburg on an evening train
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