New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
MRS. THAW SUBPENAED.
Wife of Slayer Found acith Actress
-WM AppeQr at Inquest.

After disappearing for about twelve hours
after the shooting Mrs. Evelyn Nesbft Thaw
was found yesterday noon at the Cambridge
Court Hotel in West 10th street. When she LETT
the Madison Square Garden roof she was es-
corted by George c. Carnegie friend OF Thaw'A
Mrs. Thaw selected the Cambridge Court Hotel
in preference to the Hotel Lorraine where she
had been staying. She lived at the former for
some years prior to her marriage. She shared
rooms with Miss May Mackenzie, an actress
who formerly played in the same company with
her She registered as Miss wilkins"
In the afternoon she received a telephone mes
sage requesting her to go TO the offices OF Lewis
L. Delafeld. at No. l Nassau street, and ac-
companied by Miss Mackenzie. she went down.
town in an electric hanson. While she was in
conference with Mr.. Deafeid a subpoena server
from the District Attorneys office appeared at
the office and served Mrs Thaw with an order
TO appear before the grand jury tomorrow
morning, when the inquest will be held Mrs
Thaw will be present.
The news that Mrs Thaw was in the build
ing was soon noised about, and a crowd collected.
Suddenly she appeared at the street door and
calmly started down Wall street. 52c>rd by
Miss Mackenzie and Mr.. Delafield. dhcN rent to
the offices of Frederick P. Delaheld at No. 60
Wall street. A large crowd followed her down
the street. but she was apparently unconoerned
and paid no attention to the hundreds who fol-
lowed She went to the thirteenth floor Of No.
60 Wall street Reporters tried to follow, but
al Mr.. Dela1eld's request a special policeman
stretched his arms across the gateway and kept
all away. Afterward the special officer went up
stairs and guarded the CLors leading TO Mr..
Delafeld's Office, refusing entrance TO every one.
1t was by clever ruse that Mrs. ThaW finally
eVaded the score or more OF reporters, as we'll
as the crowd of curious. She had been in the
building but short time when woman whom
some identified as Mrs. George c. Carnegie drove
In y. zInsT +t1ay 91fNn=
and remained some time. Finally she again
went TO the street, accompanied by two women.
heavily veed. They entered automobiles and
were driven rapidly away, followed by a crowd
of reporters; but Mrs. Thaw was not among the
women.
the seventh floor Of No 80 Wall street
opened cautiously by the superintendent and
Mrs Thaw and Miss Mackenzie were helped out
TO a bridge TO No IS Wall street From there
they were escorted across the roof in safety to
q window Of the National City Bank Building, at
ing at No. so Wall street The two women hur-
riedy left the building, only few doors away.
entered waiting motor cab and went uptown,
presumably back to the Cambridge Court Hotel.
Mr.. Delafeld had nothing to say, even refls-
ing TO admit that Mrs. Thaw had been in his
office
Mrs. Tnaw, while at No. 1 Nassau street had
only one reply TO every question This was 'It
is too fearful TO talk about.
The flight over the roofs of Wall street has
once before been made by woman in the pub
lie eye. That was Mrs. Cassie Chadwick Mrs
No. so Wall street and large crowd collected
10 ~ her. She escaped by the same windows
an6 crossed the spaces that separate one sky-
scrtper from another.