The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
TOLD THASN ALL
BEFO MARRIAGE
Said to Have Advised Him Of
Circumstances Under Which
She Met White.

III p1TTsBURG i, y, June 2a,--hlrs. iIcl-.Ss
man. Mrs. Harry x Tha~s mother,S
will not 1o,rl her daug tor In New York;
Mrs. Holman keeps IN strict secluls y! y
and steadfa lastly refuses TO receiv W. 81
tors. 1t Is even said at her nome tina Z
she has left the city, but her neighb'oor
stoutly deny this. III Vi Y
Tie society women here who have
refused to receive Mrs. Harry ThaW and an
have snubbed her at every opportunity
alre smiling d superior sort Is OF smile
Some OF these women In societ ~ kno ~
Fthe circumstances gurroundln - Stanlor 81
Whites introduction to tt7'elyr y esblt.
They know that the woman who intro
duced the New York architect to the very
young beau ~, Is living here. They lf y, are
convinced W that Mrs. VIII liam s8 Thaw,;
Harry mo thor, knows much .more than.
thew do about the first Getting Of Eve <
Ign N esbit and s tanford w hite.
Told All to Harry ThaW.
indeed IL IS being told, triumphantly,.
IN society. that before Harry Thaw
married Evelyn Nesbit. in IA prll, 81 lso5,i
ahe told hin, she had been the very dear
friend OF Stanford White.@ She told him
candidly. too Just how she first met that
brilliant man. and she gave MIN III 3itle si
name OF the woman who made t i - 81
uuainted she told him. TOO, tha y, s y
was reluctant to meet Stani .'Io iNy nlte,
$hIt that the arguments used e oyercame
hei. niaidenlyf tscruples. one aSWas B. tlat
|tho architect was man of posl tlon, q
in1uencegin New Y ork, enc ous Weaalssly
- "a wer In tho Theatres Wor! g. y,
ia q ca d 4 lng yoys wi i,
rs be on the sta IL ne ~ y
closing and most powerf " or IN,
Evelyn n esbit yielded sea1lAota
was introduced ito her. d N x. .
ia being told.E9too. here that when men
Harry Thaw j pleaded with his angry
ther 10 receive his wife. he told her
nil5Hthat 4 Evelyn had confided 70 nm.
Ala. William ,Thaw, a 4 true w oman ana
motner, was convinced that Eyely y es s',
I'M had been much moro slnned aga ms
ran shining. IL She received her II son Is 8
wlfe but OF, one condltion-that she
never again would y eyen n speak Il % 4 me
woman who induced her agatns her ' own ",
irclnation to meet Stanford Nfhlte: q nc
from the day she " a 8 inarrled N & INC e
Rev. w u, Nc Evan study mere, M s..
L TJa rry e Thaw Il has kept her promise.
sho has neither spoken to nor seen the
woman who set her young feet on the
IA ii that has ended In Whitn's murder
| BY her husband S VI VI {Ss
| 5$fIf the name OF this me r was given
row It would cause O. sens ton, It iH
suspect ted that, much 3 as they dcspise
her, the Thaws have brought about her
perfect silence and her compile re tire tire
ment. gi E5 II: "a IA a IA ~
Their lawyers see peri city that her her
testimony might be very damaging n TO
Harry Thaw FOR: It would get prove, 2
that his ven geance was long sf delayed,
land that, under all the circums tances,
| fla woman is a greater enemy3t To- him and
his wife than kwas Stanford White hdlt
Thaws Summon a Dete ctive.
II Roger q A1ara, the de tectlYe. who has
been very close to tho Thaws for years yea
left for New York tonight, In response
"a nm urgent caliifrorn some OF the ThaWs.
Ma secret is made OF the fact that @ Mara
has been retained IN this case by I, tf b
young millonaire's family, Mara nag
eight men tracing HAIRY Tha 'a555] every
.footstep5 B since his marriage here and .l1d
elsewhere; learning every eccentric Gee thing
he hos done. gathering even the 4; falntest
proofs that his mind Is one that sudden
jealousy would unbalance.- York
World n l'i s " " Nh