The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01

mutual acquaintances-rema intend
ed to arouse the jealousy of her nus
band. 1 cannot understand IT. L never
in my life Injured man or woman
According to the diary, on June %
White said he had decided 1t was time
TO close up the matter. White said he
was a nervous wreck and that on the
following day, Tuesday, he was going
to take final action in the. courts Tnat
might he was shot
l.: WIFE VISITS THE PRISONER +
Thaw passed an uncomfortable might
in his cell on account of the. oppressive
heat The prison is close and .stuffy,
even under ordinary conditions or
weather, and last night it was almost
unbearable Toward morning the tenn
perature dropped slightly; and the
prisoner succeeded in getting to sleep
Scarcely more than an hour later, how
ever, the sun came pouring through
the barred window of his cell and his
rest was ended.
Mrs Thaw was the earliest visitor az
the prison today She arrived at the
beginning of the four-hour period dur
ing which visitors are permitted to
enter the Tombs. In contrast with her
previous visits, the streets around the
prison were deserted when she arrived
today. .ss-.s
-IEdW- TcfIldlElcQ with -tACl
band an hour and a half Thaw pre-
sented his wife to- DR.. Mcclure, the
Tonfbs physician, and Rev John A.
Wade. the Episcopal chaplain of the
prison. III.
Today found Mrs. Thaw not only a
willing witness for her husband. but
an active assistant of his attorneys.
examinations by: his lawyers for four
hours and related every Incident of her
life that may bear upon the case When.
she had finished, stenographers had
nearly Ice closely written sheets of the
story. 5ass,s@,.| ~.
!. MRS. THAw AIDS LAWYERS.
Mrs. Thaw's activities did not end
here. for she assumed the roles of in
formant and fnquisitor,, securing the
evidence of many young women who
knew Stanford White, and aiding her
attorneys: in questioning others
The states lawyers were today as
busy as Thaw,s and delved deeper and
deeper into the case. striking for the
direct motive of the killing.
Truxtun Beale. who was with White
at the dinner which preceded the shoot
ing, has not appeared as yet and is be-
Heyed to be in Washin gtOn. His evi-
dence Is wanted to follow that of
Thomas McCaleb, who dined with the
IHdWS OH hOH0dy. HlSul ana WHO Ap-
peared before the Acting District At
torney yesterday. ...s
McCaleb was ait the roof garden with
Thaw at the time Of the shooting.
From what could be learned McCaIeb's-
story Is interesting in showing that
Mrs Thaw and he started to leave the
roof garden before the shooting and
were on their way out when they heard
the shots Mccaleb is said to have
sworn that when the shots were heard
Mrs Thaw snatched him by the arm
and made this remark;
My Cod He has shot him.
WHITES NAME NOT MENTIONED.
Just what reason McCaleb gave for
their starting to leave before the
shooting could not be learned. He said
that he had gone to dinner with them
at the Cafe Martin, described how they
sat at the table and where White sat
The seat that White took was one fac
ing Mrs. Thaw. McCaleb said that
Whites name was not mentioned at
the dinner. and he did not see any note
passed between Thaw and his wife
during the dinner
When they got to the roof garden.
he sat down with Mrs. Fhaw. Thaw.
after a while, got out of his seat and
left them.