The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
DEATH Death Or VALET
BLOW TO JEROME
Continued from First Pnge.)
accurately described or discussed b
s5 Death of Valet.

1.-The death to-day Of gThaw's valet VII
liam Bedford, In the Presbyterian Hosp!-
tai from complications following an1opera-:
tion for appendicitis. removed an impor-
District Attorney Garyan to-day gave
out the substance OF the last statement
made to him by Bedford,
From him Mr.. Caravan said he learned
IL that Thnwf was not addicted to any.
drug. Bedford declared that he had not
acted as the 'go-betwecn'' for White to
get notes 70 Mrs. Thaw. ke had seen,
no notes passeed, he alleged. TheSIhaWst
he said. never quarreled. As 70 the
revolver, tho valet supplemented his pre-
5viooulnB statement that .Thaws had carried
az revolver for three sof four months
81 stating that Thaw had carried
a weapon tor about two years. Inacon-
nection9 with the European trip OF InaW'
and Miss Nesbit. he said that ne rniadl
Miss Nesbit had s~occulplledd! adjoining q .c co,n
Meeting rooms. The only marriage me
had heard 81 re- said. was Ia g sthat
had taken piaceSSssnt 81 .5ggM l.
White. 4 said; rad never called IA upon 'cr
Mrs. ThawR8 to- his knowledge
Offering Evidence
NJ arvnnn examined to-day Pf.#aL.
Barror "a private detective W no, says
that Tor many, months. he ,, Was ee y eSard
Him Kim and 70 Keep va tcha on q corps of$d ae.
stectives employed by Thaw 70 wa aisn
White for about Six months !, W. !, = W1It,
rs N ~ Meponal de and Harry Raleight. They.
recording to@ the assistant district. attor-
5ney, had been instructed py nav y, y
if S aose mea Is 81 pi IL 'aaarreia With nm e
thf fd R1fr,r y JS Sdser .6leett: 4 counsel ior
Thnw, spent nearly ~. ,th s,,,, 4 Ire a Wi,h hIs
III n1ien ate MueRD 81 the time, was spent golng
over iette r. which have been receiyed4pE
since his imprisonment. HIS mai
!s increafs!ngd LII y, ~ s!5o bemselv vea ready 10 |,
disclose certain Information concerning
SThaw's victim, which they think may
DO Of use 70. the. aetemse,5 . MoIe .,e INV nv
half q hundred levers e mi msr9 iiIiv half ofi
t ! bsaa pr Mo4s aea IL aiy to So 81 sufficient In
$portance tosdemand onsldeetrihuu1I!No - \
Deceived by Detectives.
HAD i, .ths I, s yE1sx ,o g m tas setf fsl era, Mhe
have taken place, Il Is now alleged. Thaw
would have had In lllA possession abun,
o oan iite plo With that proof att hand, 4 Is
fcinirned he could have punished his en-:
envy in the courts,,o ~ driven him o9t ,o q
the community. He would never nave ~
This is tho declaration q = y. Rork.
head Of the squad Of. private detectives
Who for months spied on White as the
hired agents Of Earry. Thew.
III know that had the facts been ~
yeaied White would have been driven
from society" declares aRork.
ThaW Takes Exercise.
Fnr the first time since his imprison-
ment, a week ago, Thaw, was permItteIs
to exercise IN, the open air to-day; I NM ~
Is the aeAst; \; \ & 3 e ,t .hs prit1bo ~ e anp eel
Track around the sides Of the yard. The
west SIDE was shady nnd the ea 81 a tae
SIT It i Is likely iiul; that Thaw's request was
not 20 muchrd due to fatigue or disiilcllna,
ton to stay in the! sun MS to the fact
t ! 4 th |, { hy Y nq,ssn S e ssy flIed ysysef peepls
armed with sAeld.glasses. who We're ,,,
" Watching, the walking p ~ ne ia t csoMuid
not be seen by these acurloua- ones