The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-06
Says That She Was Married TO
Thaw While Abroad
The News Of The Trags~ts Ha~ Not Nct
Hctu Communicated tu 1haw
Nothcr-Judgr Dlcutt Had Another
Conference With IiI~ t1krnt lr~trr-
,iay Arcrnoon-Tllau VIII Go uu
Trial for killing White ntt tIt~ sim
nic Plea of Not Guilty"

New lOTk. July o. " Ael ne s+"
comes shall be- only too glad - talk
and tell all. shall not fiincA ~ the
ordeal, nor will break down. My on.
thought now Is TO De Of service 10 my
husband"
This statement was made by Mr..
Harry X T'haw just before she vas al
mitted 10 see her husband AZ tae
Tombs today and IS the Arse time che
had consented 10 talk ~ he- probable
attitude in the coming trial OF THAI
for the murder OF Stanford White
Mr. Thaw also denied the statcnlent
in the ante-mortem testimony Of Vale,
Bedford 10 the effect ;hat she was 40
married 10 Thaw abroad, previous to
the ceremony performed by Rev. Dr
". l.. McEwen. in PittSburg. a. the Te-
quest OF Thaw's mother.
Il was married 20 Mr.. Thaw abroad.
said Mrs. Thaw. before the ceremony
| in this country and have the pToaf
| all statements 10 the contrary not
| withstanding shall produce the proof
at the trial
| Mrs. Thaw paid her usual visit To- he
husband at the Tombs today. remain
ling in conversation with him for 4
considerable time. She was awaited
loutside by the usual large crowd OF cl-
rosity seekers that gathers each cav
to watch her come and go.
| Former Judge Oioott. Thaws chic.
Icounsel. had n conference with his d.-
lent this afternoon. He was accompa-
Inied By Mr.. Keck who Il said 10 b.
l ha
lPittsburg. When Judge Olcott icf- b"
lcarried with him a bundle OF ahou.
seventy letters which Thaw had Re-
ceived through the mails. Judge o.
cott stated that owing 10 the num0ef
of letters sent daily to Thaw he would
Ihaye some member Of the law arm
lopen them in future before they reach
Ihim and thus save the young man con
lsiderable annoyance.
Az District Attorney Garyan todA1
sacurad r,ossession OF the reports ~
the three detectives. / ". Rorke. VII
liam Mcdonald and Harry Raleigh
who were employed by Thaw 30 watcl
the movements OF Stanford whit"
Tbaw will 20 to trial on the charge 81
killing White on his simple plea .
mot guilty" the time limit for inter
nosinp any motion or demurrer D.
counsel having expired today
: Tilbury. Eng. July 3.-The news
: the tragedy in the Madison SquaT
| roof garden. New York, June 3. whe.
r Harry Thaw shot and killed Sianfor'
4 | White. had not been communicates 7
? his mother. Mrs Thaw. when the Al
ilantic Transport Line steamer Mime
: apolls. from New York, June =, dock
r ed here this morning.
g Extraordinary precautions "e.
: taken on board 10 keep any inkIins "
h the tragedy from her until relative
we-a able Ia break the news.
: Mrs. Thaw. who had been unusual
n Iv cheerful throughout the voyage. "a
|. me. nv her son-in-law. the Earl 81 f4'
r mouth. and Blair Tnag, Tho came I
TiIhurv 20 welcome her, aud her iAl
was u-rcathed in smiles when she Ian.
"a A she stepped ashore Mrs n
wax surrounded by friends and ds.e'
se ,fves the latter being detailed 10 ~
. v.nr any stranger from apprpachll
her After landing Mrs.. Tha~ and -
u.rrx boarded q special train. TO
Il xhIrh reporter were expressly exeio'
= cd A. the train pulled o1t of the ~
,,nn Mrs Thaw vas stil! smiling. 81
e ,arentlv being n continued ignoFan
- 90 ,ha tragedy. The Earl OF farInol
- aid that he would not break the ne'
= ro her until they reached the house. q
nor arrival In London Mrs. ThAw :
driven 10 the residence Of the EzF4
IL ys~-noyth. where the news OF the tEA
ie edv ., New York. June .. vas bF'1
= rn her She bore up splend!d1y eaa
the blow. but has not decided upon
fur,-a movements II Is probable II
IS N-S Thaw gill 20 20 SWIFT iAha u
al no- return to America Immediately.
e her health Il poor
d EDWARD Tnaw Is coming here E'
n Swi;zerland-
IL Judge OIcot, of counsel = II
n stated tonight that NJ had F~r~.. .i "a
60 cablegrarn from Mr. William ma
- the accused mans mother. Who arr
"a in London today and 'FAr i'l'Ds I.
he FOR the first time Of tn. MURDER JHa
re Olcot, would not reveal the c0hse'
OF the cablegram-