New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
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BROADWAY.

BROADWAY.
to the victim Bedford did give all cash mentioned
or Somewhere about Now 7S Then c g see her
oso y9E me- SEND her letters to s@y9y Hotel
gram . and finally by telegraph to ouarantine In
leave Ie the dock quick. Bedfords man viii take
The note follows
Dear T d6Sngfellow: II they wish to begin row
Philsi to Pgh Nov. 10 or IT, to Port Huron for the
*. W. II Shall not inform q. until perceive
th nat s{ you have MGX 10 or IL: .,,, D.. - -
New York November "a or 25 when Lady Yarmouth
dep6a he Knows Sf Se MSS Then there to be or in P
Brg s a6GTt the middle mid of December to finish With
me- bet United at BIZ RECEPTION The more row
ried after Lady Y. comes. possibly not till after
rows rows. Her mother don't count much, for | think
to keep the foolish woman in her tracks. Miss s.
but actually coward. She be squelched any
time, but only by firm grip. also I think as far
expects much for herself from the blaekguaTds
(backmailing them. and is discouraged about me,
SAL then $40 from BEDFORD by false pretences, say
sure it is not larceny The main point is that de-
! coward They have no hold over her We have
several, any of which would do her with her
An9t6eE E99d point She thought very easy
elio .t'inS the Led me tb OF SeIbs
suit for kidnapping It must not be mentioned The
two STATS of reporters. You secure yours. know
different sort shall try to get upon landing
simple; However, in that case shd have let
July ISL (again July 20 as she wished INSTEAD
wished to keep her quietly until the 2nd together
/ been married without rows) But she told all
and more. She had been warned against that cad
! by the backguard as untrustworthy and treaches-
However this is useless. for Evelyn and I count
| together. Her side is not simple at ALL When I
Ser to s sch o90Te ali good enough but she was
m ao9uf me sHG a tba q s not exist
| so she kept the stage too long. Her name was
besides besides the the backgGard Now her health and
/ spirits cannot stand exposure Yet her position
/ exception except she was poisoned at l57+. Also
mean no one could dare throw the truth IN 1 her
IN any one 3q L,s csori Tor legal rea
/ sons, but you may catch the drift. DO not Keep
gars tf have sVfh TX 21d each
/ so violently that not only will it break their
Give them no dream that for an instant con-
She IS depressed desperately. She knows more or
less. Three months ago asked her TO point Dan ii
She thought but said she would not as II would
She would give all she has now to have been sent
sounds T9G 3natrai ~ qite 6t should most gladly
have 1t so. though should have been dead oy nov,
for you. Can you see. If we marry and l die hrst
my coke and coal income goes to my wife-out not
All III my other property i dispose Of Could
largest proportion TO her for life IN lieu OF dSwero
with Teyersion TO my ta;niy or uT Her OF
wreTched mother must not benefit vastly. can her
her brother but that is aside from the important
point OF law. When l knew her and he. mother mother
laughing, wholesome, strong and brave child l
S %SeT t ssT; Now you understand II X r
| 7 congratulate YOU heartily.
You have blessing l never shall have now
The third letter was as follows:
November 10, 1903
at S2 or ao5 COR possibly 2s but think 2oi West
th s s5reS Message Mss might reach herr slept
/ and quarter hours on the traln-a record
since tho day she landed here. My responsibility
| is gone. Should manage her again, l shall know
that she can thank mo for any faith. human or al
the best OF (which. except for conscience, was
f fg !G ms5ae fSG or
9s 6r sTory nsseda these altogether are but as
n spilt glass OF water in river TO the last barrel
in al disabled s snP lo wr poetry should have
stated scientifically that every other misfortune -
1TSt&l Is or io6 in relation TO x equals Y " X o
/ You see I'm overstrained; however, l slept seven
hours and fifteen minutes on the train. 81, 49,,
Please anonymousy find Il Room ron Go io otel
way for one month. Pay with instructions that 1t
gnonvnousiv I teephoned. She was out. Her
friend was there. sounded sensible Also She re-
1 learn? My impression Is that my position is per
J
! not otherwise and the scoundrel most unhappy
/ His useful ammunition is all gone; lie may start
/ 6ackmau conspiracy, but that will rebound upon
/ him with +. as we'll as in the world. Yours.
II. X. r
Mrs Thaw identified the handwriting in six
other letters as that of her husband The letters.
however, We're not read placed in evidence
yesterday Adjournment was taken at that point
until this morning.
/ To-day Mrs. Thaw Will resume her direct ex-
animation. 1t IS thought probable that the de-
fence will examine her all day and that tho
cross examination viii not begin before Monday
/ morning. Mrs Thaw. when she left the stand
yesterday. was tired having suffered under the
ordeal exceedingly Thaw. however, owing to the
/ favorable testimony and the favorable letters,
was improved in appearance.
Ex-Judge William NJ. X. OlcOtt. who was the
/ first counsel engaged by Thaw in his defence,
/ appeared at the Criminal Courts Building during
/ recess In response to q summons Forthwith" and
saw Mr. Caravan. lie was told that Ii
derstOod that Mrs. Evelyn Thaw had made
statement in regard to her relations with White
and with Thaw to Mr.. Olcott when the trouble
/ first came. He was asked to present that signed
| statement II il were I'm existence to be ready
/ to testify to IL If he wanted. He said that
| he would be willing to appear at any time he
was wanted.
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