The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-04
ONE THOUGHT
 IS OF THAW Wife Says Shs,ll
 Face 0r'sal. TO TELL ALL ON THE STAND Declares She Will Not Finch or
 Break Down. Will Prove, She Says, That She Was Married 10 Thaw Before the Cer- emony Performed Tn Pitts
 burg.
TO TELL ALL ON THE STAND

New York. July 3.--"when the time comes shall be only too glad to elk and tell all. I shall not finch at the ordeal nor will I break down. My one thought now Is to je of service to my husband"
 This statement was made by Mrs. Harry K. Thaw just before she was admitted to see her husband at the Tombs today and is the first time she had consented to talk of her probable attitude in the coming trial of Thaw for the murder of Stanford. White.
 Mrs. Thaw also denied the state ment in the ante-mortem testimony of Valet Bedford to the effect that she was not married to Thaw abroad. pre- vious to the ceremony performed by Rev. W. I. McEwen in Pittsburg. at the request of Thaw's mother. T was married to Mir. Thaw abroad said Mrs Thaw. before the ceremony in this country and I have the proof. all statements to the contrary w.th- standing. I shall produce the proof at the triaL''
 Mrs. Thaw paid her usual visit to her husband at the Tombs today, re- Inaining in conversation with him for a considerable time.
 Usual Curiosity Seekers.
 She was awaited outside by the usual large crowd of curiosity seekers that gathers each day to watch her come and go.
 Former Judge olcott, Thaw's chief counsel. had a conference with his client this afternoon. He was accom- panied by a MT. Neck, who is said to be the attorney for the Thaw family at Pittsburg. When Judge Olcott left, he carried with hirn a bundle of about seventy letters which Thaw had receiy- ed through the mails. Judge Oicott stated that owing to the number or letters sent daily to Thaw he would have some member of the law firm open them in the future before they reach him and thus save the young man considerable annoyance.
 Assistant District Attorney Garvan today secured possession of the reports of three detectives, l. W, Rorke, Will liam Mcdonald and Harry Raleigh, syf1o were employed by Thaw5 to watch the movements of Stanford White.
 Thaw will go to trial on the charge of killing White on his simple plea of mot guilty the time limit for inter posing any motion or demurrer by counsel having expired. today.
 T was married to MT. Thaw while we were abroad and beyond the eere- mony in this country. All the state" ments to the contrary are untrue. l have the proof which will be produced at the trial If the valet, Bedford, said we were not married. l am very mucn surprised but I don't believe he seid any such thing.
 This statement was made todIy by Mrs. Harry K. Thaw It was called forth by the statement made public by the District Attorneys cfiice yes terday following the death of Thaw's valet. William Bedford.
 Bedford was to have been one Of tho principal witnesses for the prosecuti on at Thaw's trial and he was examined at length by representatives Of the District Attorney before he was stTick- en with the attack of appendicitis. which resulted in his death yesterday
 In the course of his examination, ac- cording to the statement issu sd ycster- day, Bedford said Thaw and Miss Ncs- bit travelled together through Europe occupying adjoining rooms. The o:ly marriage he had heard of was the one that took place at Pittsburg after their return from Europe. He also declared that White never had called upon Mrs. Thaw to his knowledge.
 Mrs. Thaw In replying to the state ment today said that the "eco1d mar riage ceremony at Pittsburs was Ter formed in compliance with the request of MT. Thaw's mother.
 Mrs. Thaw made her usual daily vis- it to her husband in the Tombs today She remained with him for some time.
 Counsel for Thaw decided today not 10 take advantage of reservation made A week ago when the prisoner entered a formal plea of not guilty. Uncer the reservation they could nave made any one of three moves. they could have demurred to the indictment CT have entered a motion for inspection of grand jury or enter plea of inson- ity. The matter was permitted to go bv default, however. the time lbnit tx- bring today without any action having been taken by Thaw's attorney's. The report of the detectives detailed tC watch Stanford White at the request of Thaw is now in the possession of the District Attorney. It was handed to Assistant District Garvan today by the Superintendent of the agency of whom the detectives were employed
 Before leaving the tombs after her visit 10 her husband, Mrs. Thaw made the first public announcement that she would tell her story at her husbands trial She had been repeatedly asked since the tragedy to make statement but up to today always had declined to say anything at all Today she told a party of newspaper men in the corri- dors of the prison that when the prop CT time comes I will speak and tell all know; until then must be mute"