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Hoffman says Thaw and Miss Nesbit
had A bitter quarrel while they were
at the hotel. and she went away. but
returned after Thaw had influenced her
mother 10 ints.cede for 7.m.
one OF the principal witnesses FOR
Thaw IN addition tc an array OF In
sanity experts VIII be Jean Balgo. "a
walter at the Cafe Mal1in. who told
Capt Hodgk!ns OF ,he Tcnderloln s,.-
ton. to-day, that Thaw became ravng
maniac ia London several years og1.
Bolro. who was hcad-wait.r at the
Hotel Carlton az the time, says rhaw
who was a guest at the hotel. became
SO violen; that several mon were neces-
sary to restrain him and that he was
conanei for some ;iue af;crwarl In an
asylum In the outskirts of the city
Meanwhile friends OF stanford White
were rallying to defend his memory
from the lnipu;ation set up by the other
side that he was responsible for the
ruin OF Evelyn Nesbit. Slca men as
II c. Clark. the art dealer. Cooper
Hewitt, the inventor. and Ahe Hum
mel me lawyer were outspoken in
their defense Of me name 1f tie victim
ot Harry rAaws revolver
In support Of the claim that Waite
did no; bring about Evelyn Nesbit
downfall, 1t Is now pointed OUT that
Evelyn Neshit was named as a CORE
spondent in dvos.e suit against
George Lederer. the theatrical man.
Ions before stanford White Interested
himself In her II IS afst being freely
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be there, too. and John Heitman. the
private watchman OF the Grand Hotel.
was called into service.
Heitman was Instructed to hire n cab
ana follow White and keep close track
o' MS movements. After the perform
Ahce Miss Ne-hi; met Thaw a; the
stage door and entered his cab ana
was driven TO Rectors Mr.. White ana
several friends let the theatre later.
on learning that Miss Nesbi; had
driven away White LEFT in his auto-
mobile. He.tman then went to Rec
tors and stood guard outside in an
ucipation OF Whites arrival. but he
did not come.
Thaw then drove 10 the Grand Ho;el.
where he registered under the name
ct rarr. Accommodations sor NJ IS
Nesbit we're also obtained at the hotel.
Thaw remained at the hotel FOR several
months. always registered US Parr ans
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answer all questions and TO submi, to
ali tests these gentlemesl may want TO
apply"
"i'it he dnnned 1t do" snapped
.nt rhnw. - won't he bothered.
I'm not crazy. won't answer
questions. | won't bc examined
I'm ured OF hi. f"oiish"ess'
AGAIN ana again oleo,, demonstrated
with ls haky client bu' 1t was no
Use Taaw lapscd ato a suiky silence
anl wound no, steak At all lie was
Ike spoiled caid
Flally after motc vaiu p.eal.nss hy
Of,5u e was lea ra-F te hs eelL
H Ia won his point
A, soon as pc hai pesa re'urn 70
"Nm5auters Row he wio and brother
-a3m,;el tae lormAy ~ being
searched a m4tro1 scare "a Mrs.
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they latter part Of the
withdrew afford the
All the seeencln tier face glued to each
Row" craning their neks
sranng eyes TO cato glimpse the free show
into sight the end OF the cor
ridor Thaw standing just outside his cell
haflht and
ran lie her
Harry Thaw turned and greeted
his brother. Josiah wept.
away Thaw said o her husband aloud
We're all
to perhaps"
fresh linen him at His
asst. he was
caress.
Thaw left the 1ombs with
arrived contained Mrs
mi
young
ex-Judge Thaw
the climbed
had standing the curbns for nearly an hour
In Broadway the
Trad by reporters
when he hallway
husband to-day:
Anxious TO See "Poor Harry"
Indeed. will replied o prison
poo Harry while pelahelds
vate business l am anxious Harry"
White letters within the last
wh!ch husband?
y eisftF a your
ening Whites life for weeks or longer'
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Thew. A warier relieved the brother
of a knife and few other contrahani
arii,les Then Warden Flynn escorted
them upstairs 10 where Thaw was wait
ing in the nettel-in tier in front of his
cell
HanGcuffed Again.
II Thaw thought he had got away
from the ignominy VI being iroaed when
he landed IN The Tomhs ne was wrong
To-day on his trips TO and from tie
Criminal Courts building he was hand
cuned his wrists being fastened to-
sc her % front ~ him wiki light PAIR
af steel bracelets He protested, as he
mad Yesterday. but the detective who
escorted him stood fast He seemed
feasfI that his wife would see h.u
with his hands haiaed As Ii happened
the gyNes We're taken off Just IS Mrs.
ThaW appeared
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MURDERED MAN AIDED
WHOLE NESB|T FAMILY
Lawyer Asserts that He Bought Furniture for
the Mothers New York Home and
Educated Evelyn's Brother.

are talking today ot an escapade OF
Thaw whica occurred in that resort
some three years ago When ne started
To leave the place late one night lie
found the glass doors locked WITH his
feet and hands. he broke one OF the
glass parels to pieces and walked out
through the opening. bleeding from II
dozen small wounds in his hands and
face. 1t is said that Thaw was not
drunk al the time.
Experts Retained, Too.
It is par.iy upon such incidents as
these that the defense counts for show
ing that Thaw has been for years
paretic and Il now dangerous lunauc.
but with any amount OF money at their
disposal tina lawyers retained for Thaw
are not nesle.ting the expert testimony
phase az the case To-day the noted
aNenlst. Dr.. Allan MoLaue Hamilton.
was retained by the defense to exam
inc the murderer carefully.
Former Judge William NJ. X. Olcott
now at the head Of the defense, VIII
take the leldsng part in the preliminary
procee iinss as his partner. former
Gov. Black, Is al MS summer noue y.
Maine end expects TO remain 'here
until fall.
IL is alleged that White did not con-
fine his so-called artistic gatherings y
me cold bottle district bordering Broad
way. but that ne more than once m
ya3ei hts country home vita his 80
brruian friends. From 81 James. l.. l.,
where the Waite estate is .ocated
comes the atement that mare tnan
once Mrs Wlite was driven 70 spirited
protests ny tins presence under her roei
nighters brought from New York As
her husbands guests, There are stories
~ lively goings-on In the big house
over the protests OF the mistress aad
.ler family
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tack the vital organs, causing catarrli or
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from n arrangement of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by proper
treatment of the kidneys. II you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
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Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
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address, pinghamton, N. ", on every
hrt,ta
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RECOMMENDED TO ALL MOTHERS

81 have used Cuticura Ointment for
chatting Of infants, and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
never found it necessary to call doo-
tor, as these Remedies are sure cure,
if used as directed. am glad TO recon-
mend them TO all mothers" Sincerely
yours. Mrs. +. a kennard.
June u. 1905. ST. Paul Park. Minn.
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six

Lorraine
OF the Lorraine.
Thaws lawyers held prison
financial matters 1t power of
of the lawyers
individual aor
Il the
Dooley death would begin
promptly $50 o'clock conducted
added exactly held There will be
sbund
" "
After all the shame and disgrace
upon his family public trial complete exposure q, tho
o! Thaw Evelyn 49,
burg society would be ownng ignominy millions win
be layishiy to avert ~ VIZ
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vas clinginE TO his shoulders. rhaw
was waving his smoking revolver
around his head and backing away
from the body of hs victim
IL was this man whQ smuggled Mrs
Thuw away from Madison square
Garden after the shooting before size
Was reached by the newspaper report
ers or the policemen Hc dropped out
Of sight after escolinE her to the
home VI Nav MekenzIe
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A lawyer who was for years closely
associated in business and club life with
Stanford White to-day made this state
ment to reporter for The Evening
World;
u see the papers print telegram
from Plttsburg In which Mrs Harry
Thaws mother says that she did not
know stanford White. That is the only
bit OF humor that has come to light IN
this tragedy know It 20 be posi-
tive fact that White paid for tho furni-
ture which went into one OF the houses
that Evelyn Nesbits mother opened
whom she came to this city White paid
for the education no; only OF Evelyn.
but OF her Younger brother AS late rs
two years ago .his brother then four
teen years old, was TN college over in
New Jersey. and White was footing
the bills"
Thaw's Vagsries.
James Sullivan. n well-known dialect
comedian. who has recently returned 10
New York from Europe. is one or
Th7ws lcrlaintances who think the
voting millionaire mind has been un-
settlel from excesses ana dissipation
for n long while To a reporter sullivan
said
There isr't any doubt about Thaw
being crazy at times Some time ago
wsen he was in London beilboy in
his hotel'-the Cecil, I think It was-dia
something to anger him Thaw dragged
the boy lnto room. Stripped him
naked, lied him TO a bedpost and lashed
him unmerelfully with a dog whip.
The boys parents are stnl living on
the money that Thaw paid over to
settle the matter"
Employees OF Jacks. on sixth avenue.
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tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-licart dis
ease, pneumonia.
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble is
allowedtoa advance
neutrality-suspicious.
ell blood will at
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Woman is Not Implicated.

woman is Not implicated.
Mrs Thaw. after a lengthy cor4sulta.
ton with her husbands attorneys.
made a statement TO Acting District
Attorney Mott. which caused that Of
acial 10 declare that there was not the
slghes' evidence to connect her with
the killing.
Mutual trends OF Thaw and his
wife are somewhat surprised that the
police have taken no interest In the
woman rs possible accessory TO the
crime through her alleged constant
goading OF her husband 10 avenge the
wrong she persistently claimed White
had done ne..
Friends of White claim that
though the architect ,vns not The
cause of the girls downfall, she
for some reason harped on him
continually In that role In the
presence of her husband and their
friends. Ii Is claimed that she re-
ferred on all occasions with bru-
tnl franhness to her relations
with White until many of Thaw's
friends we're disEustcd by her con-
duct. Ever, time Thaw and his
wife happened TO run across
White in public she would take
some mems of indicating whites
presence Ia her husbnnd. and the
usual windup of these scenes
vould he her petulant eaclama-
tion,
'.Mhnt are Won going to do 10
that man. " ho ruined your wtfe'
The attempts 10 besmirch the dead
10 save this millionaire aurderer
VIII be strongly resisted by stan
ford whites friends II Thaw ever
goes 10 trial and 1t is pleaded in ex
tenuaton of ms deed that ii was an
.ct OF vengeance under the "tnwriiier
code, Whites friends say they are
prepared TO furnish the prosecu,ion
evidence that EVELYN >e,hi,
Ihnw. ruin was accomplished h,
II cheeseman's son, who brought
her here from PhiIadcIphin and
for whom she Is said TO have as-
serted her continued love, even
inter her marriage,
Whites friends INSERT they cnn
70 even further and estabIish thnt
Evelyn N-sbit Thnw had recently
told many of her friends that her
husband was "dope hcnd" aud
thnt far from loving him. she was
tired of him and disgusted with
hts drinking habits and his insane
Jealousy.
lhaw slepy peacefully through most
Of his nrst' night in Murderers' Row
lie turned In on his narrow bunk about
30 last night, wearing h.s underclothing.
AS his valet or his friends mad forgotten
70 bring hlm paJamas. Once toward
q iy.sH, he sot NJ aud won't to th.
barred door OF rs cell and asked the
rI Iva y.
Thcu he went back to bed again and
was quiet until half-past o'clolx thts
morning
words TO the turnkey. I'm in better
shape than l was this time yesterday"
He sent downstairs to the Tombs
and black cigar half foot long
After he had drunk the coffee and
eaten one of the rolls he HI the cigar
and smoked IT TO 4 saort stub with
evident relish
Not on Good Terms.
From evidence obtained at the Hotel
Lorraine. it is said that Thaw and his
wife mad not been on the best OF terms
since their recent arrival here from
Pittsburg ThaS went out great deal
alone ald his wife spent her evenings
among old associates in the Broadway
restaurants. rAlt she had turned her
back on her old stage associates was
laughed at !n theatrical circles, as she
mas been . persistent visitor behind the
scenes a the various theatres since her
arrlvtl in the city.
\ published statement that Thaw hrst
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ouarrelled at Hotel.

paying his account with checks signed
in that name.
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must decline 20 talk.

I must decline 20 talk.
Here Josiah rhaw took a hand.
"Pay no attention 10 any questions.
Evelyn he said sharply 10 Mrs Th=1w
You know the lawyers told YOU not to
talk"
Thaw. a youngish' Rervous-lookins
man. wore a loud-coi7re1, loaAa-ittins
suit Of English tweed His face twitchei
with suppressed excitement almost con-
stantiy.
Looks Tired and Worn.
Three wears ago Evelyn Nesht was
one OF the most oeau-ifll women h.
New YORK sh s,ili has the slender
simlsi perter hElre wiea made hrr
= nous as au mts.5 model but he
faee a, twenty is tae face o t.rei
out, faded woman ra-hay hcre we've
big black heiows under bes eyes IL.
choeks, once plump ani pnk as RIP,
peaches bad Grewa sankeu tnd irrwn
Lack OF sleep aud suffering durms th,
last feW Auuis hid c.caed lnr neF
about her mout As size sa'S' 10 tH
81. Eer oNc-"t .s-s ne.yes misA oe
0n iae naiat co., eiv.+ aW alf
reihee |; Was cvIten ttat slc he.'
b rself ln rhtek Wta trpn- tnort
Slc wore a plain iuae tiil1-nadc 4..t
OF Brown wi D. .ouz goat aul SIM
ale brown straw hat It's crown GOV.
cred with a brown automo ie Vel,
SIC wore 10 leWtlrN.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so deceu.
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Companion of ThaW
in Roof Garden Sought

The detectives at work on the murder
suddenly awakened to-day 70 ;he fact
that they have not succeeded In ln;or-
viewing tae man wno was with Harry
Thaw and his wife ON Madison Square
Garden roof Monday night. wAen Harry
Thaw Killed Stanford Whitc. This man
is an Important witness. because ne was
wi,h the TnaSs from the t.mc they left
Martins where they had dinner. until
the shooting
Eye-witnesses say thnt the com
panlon OF the Thaws was Freddie Nor
ton. young man well known about
the Waldorf Holland House. Restors
sherryz. Delmonlco's and other places
frequentei By Pittsburgcrs with noth-
ing but money. Mr. Norton has an
apartment at No. L West Forty-fourih
street, but he has not been there since
Monday His friends say they have
not seen him since the tragedy
An important Witness.
Inspector schmittberger admitted to-
day that he had detectives out looking
'or the man who was with Harry
Thaw and his wife on the roof HIS
testimony Ia important for he remained
Win Mrs. Thaw when her husband
went to kil white, and he knows what
II anything was said by Harry Thaw
as he started on his errand OF murder
moment after the shooting Mrs.
Fhaw and her companion we're seen
AZ the wide door leading from Madison
square Roof Garden to the elevators.
The man was facing the audience. HIS
face was waite as chalk Mrs. Thaw
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The MysterIoue Letters.

After her departure Judge uicpu was
asked regarding the existence OF the
letters wAita Waite i. alleged 20 h4ve
written Mrs. Tina" within the last fort
night.
He made Gals significant reply
al am informed that such letter,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-05-03
IOWA CROP BULLETIN
CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE
STATE AS NOTED BY THE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Des Moines, Ia, May 1.-The week
ending Monday morning, April %,
brought five days of fair weather, with
temperature above normal, which were
followed by two cool and cloudy days
and well distributed showers. The
rainfall was timely and very benefi-
cial to pastures, meadows, wheat, oats,
barley and garden truck, and it is also
served a good purpose in preventing
baking and encrusting the previously
saturated soil.
Reports indicate that good progress
has been made in preparation of soil
for planting corn, and it is probable
that much more than the usual area
is now ready for the planter as com,
pared with previous years at this date.
If conditions are favorable large
part of the corn acreage will be plant
ed the first decade In May. Germina-
ton of small grain has been quite
satisfactory and the fields generally
show good stand. Early varieties
Of fruits show abundant bloom. The
pastures are mostly IN condition TO
afford forage for the nerds. Though
the season is little late the generaI
outlook is encouraging.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-05-03
WORSE THAN AN AUTO.
Refractory Launch Gives Ed Walton
the Experience of His Life.

Ed Walton has a joke on his
friends, Leo Baldauf and Frank Davis,
and his brother, Rob Walton, who
were his guests at Keosauqua Sunday,
Ed was to meet the lads at Eldon in
gasoline launch Saturday evening,
and take them down the river, but he
didn't show up, and the boys spent
the night in an Eldon hotel. Ed
laughs at it yet. He started to Eldon
in plenty of time to meet his friends,
but the boat didn't work as it should
and in place of reaching Eldon at 10
o'clock Saturday evening, Edward got
there about six o'clock Sunday morn
ing, tired and exhausted and COM
pletely worn out by nights struggle
with a refractory machine that was
even worse than the worst automobile.
There was one phase, however, that
Ed enjoyed, while he was battling
with sleep and struggling TO keep his
crazy craft afloat; he pictured with
delight the plight of the boys who hau
missed him and were homeless in Ell
don. This cheereu Aim even wnen he
had to walk through wet fields cou-
pie of miles and awake the village
blacksmith to fix his launch. why,
the thing was worse ian Leo Bal.
dauf's motor car" he declared when
interviewed about has experience.
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CUMMIAS' Loss IS
So VOTES TO DATE
GOVERNOR SUFFERS SLUMP DUR.
ING THE PAST WEEK.
PERK MS STEADILY GAINING.
Thirty Counties Have Already Chang
ed Enough Votes to Swing the
State Convention to the
Sioux City Man.

Des Moines, May 1.-Whereas at
the opening of last week Cnmmins
had lost thirty-seyen votes of his ma
jorlty in the convention at Cedar Rap
ids in 1901. he opens up this wcci.;; iittrii
a loss of fifty-five votes.
The only county among those which
went on record during the past week
to change its vote was Ringgold coun-
ty, which in 1901 gave its thirteen
votes to Cummins, and TINS year de-
clared by telling majority in the
primaries for Perkins.
Other counties to go on record dur
ing the week were Bremen for Per-
kins and Clay, Humboldt, Ida and Ply
mouth for Cummins. Conventions
were held in some other counties, but
these already had been tabulated,the
caucuses having given indication as
to their complexion.
So the situation Is this: In the
thirty counties which already have
gone on record in the campaign, Cum
Minis has thirty.two votes less than he
had in 1901; Perkins has twenty-three
more votes than all the anti Cqmmins
candidates had in 1901; Cummins' ma
jority in those counties is fifty-five
less than it was in 1901; Cummins
won out in the 1901 convention by on
ly forty votes.
The policy of the Cummins mana
gers has been to call early conventions
in "sure" Cummins counties. The
ripest Cummins fruit now has been
picked.
In the Eleventh district this will be
a busy week, with numerous caucHes
and primaries and three county con-
ventions. The Plymouth county con-
vention will be held at LeMars on
Wednesday, the Lyon county conven-
ton at Rock Rapids on Thursday and
the Cherokee county convention at
Cherokee on Saturday. This will
leave only three counties in the dis
trict to be heard from-O' Brien, Buena
Vista and Sioux. Already the follow
ing counties in the district have held
Their conventions: Dickinson, Osceola,
Woodbury., Monona, Sac, Ida and Clay.
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AT ST. JAMES CHURCH.
Delegates to Be Chosen to the Iowa
Diocesan Convention.

There is an unusual activity at st.
James church this week, the most i'm.
portant event being the choice of dele
gates to the Diocesan convention,
which will be made Wednesday even
ing at a meeting of the vestry. The
Junior Brotherhood last evening held
a meeting in which an effort was
made for organized work by the boys,
among the boys of the parish, and
the st. James Chapter met yesterday
in a most interesting session at the
home Of Mrs. A. T. Drinkle, where the
ladies were working on the furnish
ings for the rectory. After the meet
ing Mrs. Drinkie entertained the Rec
tor, with Mrs. Jones and the children,
at supper.