Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22

| that privilege and consents to the
production here. will you produce
/ them >"
Il cannot answer that here. I
would have to speak to Mrs. Thaw and
Recess.
When Mrs. Thaw left the court
room at the noon recess she collapsed
completely. She was placed on a
couch in the witness room by her
/ friends, May Mackenzie. who revived
! her by the use Of smelling salts.
Mrs. Thaw was recalled at the af
| tcrnoon session.
Have YOU any objection To the let
! ters written you by stanford White
| being produced here" asked Mr.. Jer-
ONE.
Mr.. Jerome turned to Mr.. Hart
| ridge: Your client has waived her
| right. VIII you let me have the let
| ters ."
81 did not say waived ANYTHING"
interrupted Mrs. ThaW. II say l have
no objection"
Are you willing they should be
| produced ."
AS far AS I am concerned, yes; if
MIR. Thaw wants them"
! Mr.. Jerome directed a subpoena be
| ters Than he tnrnad I'm IVA i,dgo
saving.
| ;NIr Hartridpa has bocr .o,,od
! now, sir and | think we might have
the letters?'
! Does counsel still refuse to give the
letters up?' asked Justice Fitzgerald
! He says he will not comply" am
! nounced Mr.. Jerome.
/ terposed NTr Uartridpo "fo,' mo to
saw ala nor raraiva fbc latto,.s f.o,,,
line witness but from NI,. ,rbau.t
! ',you viii ho hoard lotn,,,, an.
| nounced thn' ,o,,,t
Mrs Tbau. tnId of ooi,, 10 ..s,,,.,l
rarties win Whita aftnr h.,,. ,,t,,,., y,,|,
! from F,urone in t0oq
! ..Was there anvthino i,,p,onoro"
at onr he treated q, ,n,no. !,i,'I i,,s+
! as he treated mo He nat-od To7.' nr,,c
! bead ana said " .,rbis 1it,i, oirr ,,,,'',
have inst one g,ass m of WIN" VIM, ma I, must m,uSt
| ao home ogrl, ~ he,. n,otho,.'', NV ''''''''
"Dn Van Know. tbat Stanro,d StI whit,
lcyele harmed fbyrt eiiI in ,t.1,,. ,,a i, ''5
! s'No renIied lIrs ,rh5u s. ,,,,
only saving what 7 sau, I, v.a, tbo
same bIuff !"
! In answer to q raouest for mn evnlo-
| nation Of her statement that Il was
! Whites ncrsonaIitv that caused a soff-
! eninr of nor anger ana writinS to hin,
from Ro11lopnn Mrs Tbnv, saId.
"He had a very strong nersonaIifv
! Outside of tbot ctanfnrG Nybitn w.
| n very grand man Ua was vow, snod
| to me and very kind When t6ld Mr.
Thaw This he said II only made White
! more dangerous Rafore th. Tunntv-
I fourtb street incident be had navet,
| made love ia me but aI,voys treated
| me with the greatest resnect and kind
ness Everv1ne Il<ed bin ana mo- nn,
wouId beIiSve these thinos untii thn,,
really found Them out and then they
| said they were sorry
Mr., Jerome then questioned Mrs.
Thaw regarding tbe wine shc dranIt
| the night She lost consciousness and
! brought from her the admission that
! the champagne had tasted like ali
ofhor chamnaona she had dranl, mn
to mat time
at tasted bitter and nasty to me
she said
Then Won did not intend fo, the
! iurv ia assume whom Won eoid II tasted
| bitter that if differed from anv other
champagne you had tasted %
"Oh. | did not intend that. II was
NOT Darticularlv different-it all tasted
bitter 10 me, II made mo div and
caused NV ears TO thumn -
| Mrs, Thaw said that after the oc-
currence in the TWENTY fourth street
house she saw Mr. White almost ev-
cry night until she went TO school at
Pompton, N. J.. i'm the fan of 1902
! After January, 1902, she refused 10
20 anywhere alone with him. althoupb
ne continually urged her TO-
After the recess Mas. Thaw told
of going to various lunches and SUP
pers at the Twenty-fourth street.
house and to the Madison Soua *
Tower room. She often went alone in
Il carriage, trusting to White prom-
lse that there would be others pres
ent. She did not 90 often TO the Twen-
ty-fourth street hoilse White having
| largely abandoned that place because.
he told her. actresses Who had been
there had told about if "aii over
town"
"Were thcrn impronrieties at thesa
mncheons and summers - asked Mir.
Jerome.
81 don't know ANYTHING worry had
There we're some stories toId "
Looking back n little now do Won
remember any improprieties 80
"Lool,ine bacl, a littIa nov mono of
II seems uleasant
WAS thoir conduct worse than Ntiso
Winchester's cake walk I'm tbe Dead
Rat9',
81 never saw Miss Winchester do
a cake walk in til. the Dead rat You