The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29
iIHAW| W|..T'O|&APPE|.A|R|I|'
IN A1C0OR11 ! D ] 4 TODAY D
Indicted [lI: Yosterday 8! ia ForI
Murder III First 5Illsi
Degree. d.
WIFE Eek G USED
BY GRAN D y Y. RYa|| 4
Murderer Murder Very Cheerful, s;' SPEND "a
Time Laughing and 2 Talking Ss
With Counsel I1vesti- s8s
cations Being 3 Made M ;$3,;1l; 81
Into Whites 3sS15s
Movements. n 81
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h as3f SfI NEW YORK, June 2s.-7Harry Kendall
Thew was 4 indicted this q fternoon \ SforS
murder III the first degree In killing
ford White. & He II will & be arratgned y toS
plead to J the Ssy Indie tnent Ss8 to- -norroW.s
lThaw's indie tment II foil owed II the N formal 4
finding OF the coroner's fury that hs Il
was Responsible n for White all deaf Mrs.
sThaw was an unwilling witness before tho B
grand jury and was excused from tes.sss
$tfying ts as}s ~
Aside from the court proceed ings; ttiS Il
most nsational8 feature @of the case to-sSs
day ls the further revelati tions regardin4
isWhttes charnc ter. Thawss himself threw
snine u ight Il on his previous knowledge
sofa Whites s a fairs by communi icating With
Anthony Comstock, n Of III the n Society tor.S$S
the 6ts,presgio s OF Vice, to Whom he had 4
complained Sof White, 8 con due t. M When
\ MI Comstoc tx wa 8 seen this a afternoon.
Ecf smd Nj ZIG
Thaw came to me about tan dayas aRo
and told me stories OF Stanford Nhites ota u
"a very startling character, Il, and asked y
me to inyestig gate w hlch Sl d Ig tried.
toShire$ q room or apart rtnlent iii the Tower
of Mo olson Square Garden, bSt wa sun sNs
Ia BILE to- do 80. tried A her various
ways to { get dence a gairk j I he Hi
but he must have received some inklin "
coming ito Sthe Towe sun F:stp ga II that n
he hired rooms elsewhere, V and we were
3unahl at the time to loca te them Mr.;
sTlaWs SCENE very n ucllS put out sWhenN I$s
told tsm$wes had no II been ahl q. toF acconl-E
pills. i, 81. real Va ything, hut tliat
could no d doubt do 80 sif 81 iRens senotsh hA3
time 4, flaW sen
shall l$yisltb him to morrow III the Tonbss,si
runeTa Al of5 Wl hit. sSSsss sIsSsy
The funeral 8 tanf ord HI ites swasS
hsld tblsSatt
sery IsinS
hnre n
III u ssf rnVg
sd uaints little edifi
the Sopin MON 81 " tl,eS phys clan
performed the IA u top on vhite' y
the 81 feS 81 arch itect was
not more than two tSy ra &bu lletsSs
from Thaw,s pistol n He was fonn "a sto: bass
suffering fronls Bri Ugh is disease, from
Sciplent tuberculos sis. II and from fat tyS al.
generation or theSs liver.
NE Persons who ttended the funeral we're
\ greatly int terested N IN a woman who sat-
IN the last row OF pe ws and VIII 3 4 Swept II
could be found y who had y ever seen tho 4
woman before. She was bout 40 ~ yeafsis
old, /, and wore a white suit and a black
\ hat Will a peacock feat ther. yg
IA Throughout # the SERVICE she used n asS
smelling bottle and was grea tly agitated.ss
When the mourners u md friends OF then
dead man were about to leave the Schurohf Ii
AthesswomanE$n almost I collapsed, ,S and was ~
carried In o. half -faintilig condition to San
automobile which was val ting near the
door, In the 3aut uton1obile were a chau1eurAS
and another man, who appea red koy ybeEa 81
servant. N after the woman had been as.$s
sisted Into the car, twas d rtyen rapidlys:$
away. ls59 81 95sS gsl
"a sensational development OF the day
was the statement by the District At-$S
Etorney' 's office that White went to VI
4 Madison Square Roof Garden on M ondaysl3
night forth purpose OF keeping an en-
sgagenent with two OF the chorus Is lrls.$$ "
and getting an Introduction & 70 I! g new
one. ~ n Nh
s5.. n regard to the habits OF Thaw. 81. d:
MEG uire. the Tonlbs physi an ann ounc.s s3
ed that the prison err Is not, as has 3heenssS
asserted. a drug fiend. u IIe has NOW been
In prison for two days. nd @ ha d mot Ssss
called for any morphine or similar dr,igs.s,y
Thaw Very Indifferent. q
s{i Thnw VIII plead to the indi ctJnent Ssin
court tomorrow morning N o Slne WILL s
be set for the trial unt til h Dlstrict u At,;SSs
torney Jerome returns to the city next
week. g53i Il iss5g .g ss5 5 ssJS
,s In the meantime witnesses have been i
}ceedlngs at the District Attorney 81 offlcaS Ss
to help the latter frame up his presenta-8;
Stion OF the case, IS II sS@ 81
The grand jury's consideration got u 81
case was brief. and followed g peril !
tory inquest before a coroner's jut9.1s
which heard the testimony OF several eyes
witnesses to the tragedy and rendered sF
a. formal verdict that Whites death had n
been caused by young Thaw. The la tier
calmly listened to the stinlonys & and III
while the Jury was out he cha tied with 81
his counsel and a policeman sitting near. .Sss
laughing aloud at one stage OF the 9con.s
lversation. When the Jury had comp leted
Its verdict Thaw was recommltted toy the
Tombs without bail. His 3indictmen was Ss
announced soor, atterward, Ss55Is. Sass
Mrs. Thaw, following her appearances sS
before the grand jury crossed the Bridge
OF slghs and entered the city prison 10
see her husband. & 81 81, g ifSsS WI
They, talked together fer + 4. long I, while:
leave the great granite bading as sHe fnahdS
the police say. that has ever ga ilered 1ss
ssf Tss y'Isqsy h9ens nss Rtssosn
%haaksd %sn nng gFG@ aany ssa iss
Mrs, ThaW Before Jury, sSii
grand and Jury Y haa been looked forward tn3S
Withs considerable interest, IA as q ~ M was hi
Thought she possibly could take adv silgeS
OF the occasion o,throwi some add dltionals
psared ,ssi % and requested 10 be excused FROM as
testifying, the Jury took the View !, tha
FOR the purpose OF an indie nlent her evl,sss
dence was not necessar N X . w
Aitersbeing lishered into the grand {uyy ~
room. Mrs. ThaW WAS asked sli d 4 i;Ss
sTsaiy Nysiyn 7 aEssslt Easflt nh&s aasssa. y's5
= IIoW old ara you XII SS
Y Twenty years, s ss ~; S&a
,ag WS,ss Xsp Isss sss sra nss'
Without becoming excited In the lsAak,,sSsSy&