The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
PROMISES
 A SENSATION Mrs. Thaw Will Thrill
 the World. sHE wnI TELL EVERYTHING Detective Says White Was Shadowed for Months. Architect Had Denied That His Reia- tisns With Beautiful Evelyn Nes- bit Were Anything But Fath-
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SHE WILL TELL EVERYTHING

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 New York. June 30.-The deciara- ton attributed to counsel for Harry K. Thaw that Mrs Thaw will be the principal witness for the defense at her husbands trial for the murder of Stanford White and that she will tell . Thrilling and tremendous story, opening the eyes of the New Workers and people all over the world" attract ed the greatest attention of any of the published developments in the case today.
 s4cond in interest was the state mont of . private detective that he and others had been hired some time ago By White to learn the Identity of sev- eral men who he believed to be shad- owing him. The detective says h. found the men were employed by Thaw to watch White. When he reported these facts to his principal he says MT. White exclaimed: T suspected 1t all along. This man Thaw Is crazy. He immagines that have done him some wrong."
 MT. White talked along in this strain for some time, denying that he had wronEed Thaw and declaring that his early friendship for the Nesbit girl who became Mrs. Thaw was purely fatherly interest. The detective added that White had talked of appealing to the authorities to have Thaws detec- tives taken of his trail
 Thaw spent a restless night in his cell, owing to the intense heat in the city prison. He was visited early to- day by Mrs Thaw, who remained with him for an hour and a half.
 Both the district attorneys office and counsel for the defense today are devoting themselves to the serious work of preparing evidence In the case of Harry K Thaw. The preliminaries have been completed. Since the Kill ing of Stanford White, Monday night Thaw has been 3arraigned before the coronerss jury, formally charged with murder. indicted, and yesterday added the final page to the first chapter of the court proceedings by appearing in the court of general sessions and per eonally pleading mot guilty"
 z Today finds Mrs. Thaw not only a willing witness for ner husband, but s,s active assistant for his attorneys Yesterday she was under a grueling ex- anination by lis lawyers for four hour, and related every incident of her life that may bear on the case. When she had finished, stenographers had nearly 100 closely written sheets of the story 1 The examination may be continued l later. Mrs Thaw's activities did moi | of informant and inquisitor, securing the evidence of many young women whc knew Stanford White. and aiding hes Attorneys in questioning others.
 After Direct Motive.
 HThe States lawyers were in the mean lime as busy as Tnaw's and this morn ing they pfied deeper and deeper n i've for the killing. Thuxton Beale who was with White at the dinner which preceded the shooting. has not Appeared as yet. and is believed to DC in Washington.
 8 His evidence Is wanted to loliow tna' of Thomas McCaleb. Thaw's Caiifornis sr,.rd u,ho also cfned with the Thaws Monday. and who appeared before tht acting district attorney today. McCalet was at the roof garden with the inaws at the time of the shooting. fiom what could be learned, McCaiep,s seors is Interesting in showing that Mrs rhaw and he started to leave the rooi sarden before the shooting and were or s,s.tr way out when they heard tnt shots. MrCaleb Is said to have sworI l that when the shots were hearo mr 2 Thaw snatched him py tnc ai" made this remark:
 v,,sS what reason McCaleo gave i"' xxM~ ~tarting to leave before tne V,at,nr could not be learned He
 that he had gone to dinner witn {,.n, at the Cafe Martin. descrloeu \ how they sat at the table ana "he'' I White sat
 Faced Mrs. Thaw.
 The seat White took was one lsc."e Mrs. Thaw. McCaleo saio ..s tha ., name. however. was not mentioheo tTa dinner and that he did not see srvS note passed between Thaw ana bis wife during the dinner. when thav got to the roof garden ne sa' aown with Mrs. Thaw. Thaw after while got out of his seat and left mem His statement covered many inpor' tant points, 1t Is said. but every eIIor is being made to keep all the eV'uenos ouiet until the trial
 A statement was made today to the effect that the July grand jury. which comes in today. will take up the Thaw case It was a June jury which indicted Thaw. No ipttmation has vet been given about what feature oi inc case will be the subject of exam ination by the secret grand jurial hody but it Is assumed the district at- torney seeks to duplicate another per aon in the crime. There can be nc reason for another indictment against Thaw. as the one actually in existence has not yet been attacked. As Thaw Is ' known to have fired the three shots |. that killed Wnlte the announcement { of further proceedings caused general 2surprise.
 After Unwilling Witnesses.
 There are several subpoenas out 1standing and all Assistant District At torney Garvin was willing to say last night. was that they were isued fol .. persons who would not voluntarily present themselves for examination to district attorneys office. He would , not state what fdhtures of the case < he expects to learn from them. He admitted that the July grand jury would hear testimony relating to the tragedy.
 Acting District Attorney Nott ii still unwilling to hazard a guess ai to the probabilities of a speedy trial
 If we hurry up the case" he said the ofice will be attacked for favor ing a rich man. If we delay 1t we will be accused of postponing a murder case in the interest of a rich man that he may be better enabled to thwart justice"
 :. Delaney Nicoii. of the law firm of