The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
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tUsntinued From Page One, sspid you see him leaveY'
 Yes. 1 saw him come in from the { &alcony and go out of the Fifth Avenue antrance.s
 rWhile you were in the Cafe Martin. tfd you call for pencilf"
 tsYes"
 s.From whomy'
 II think Mir. McCaieb. he said did not have one"
 Mrs Thaw said that McCaleb sat on was facing her.
 Asked For Pencil.
 .pid you ask again for pencil?s :. yea IL got one from some one, don't remember whom
 'Did you write noteT'
 T did.-
 sOn what?'
 "A slip of paper? I think Mr. Mc- < Caleb gave it to me"
 ssWhat did you do with ttT sT passed t to MT. Thaw." sewhat did Mr. Tnaw dor" s14s said to me: Are you all right: said: Yea"
 sswhat was your condition as to be- fns disturbed or affcetedT
 Nr. Jerome's objection to the ques- tton was sustained.
 War there anything unusual in your enenner that was visible to othersF '7 Xrain m objection was sustained. rAfter this, how long did you re- mnsnr'
 ~OnIy . short time" Hrs. Thaw. have you that SID or paper nowr'
 T have not"
 Have you seen 1t sheer ssNc-"
 -Did what you wrote refer to Stan ford White"
 Ohiecsion On statuatory Grounds. Nr. Jerome objected on the ground fhat the note itself was the best eV'' A&uce.
 .Affer you left the restaurant. you went to Madison Square roof garden aslxsd MT. Delmaa
 ssYes''
 ..About what time was it?" About the middle of first act. nfrs Thaw satd that she sat in the neats with Mfr. Beale and Mfr. McCaleb HAT husband went to the back of the theatre. she said he was away aoout 0ffnan minutes when he returned ana took a seat beside her.
 ssFIow long did he remain at your s1der' About half an hour" s'what was his manner then NEEIDSQ sspsd you talk about anything spe- e1al thsnT'
 .sNo. just general" ..who suggested going away from khe gardenT'
 Fl aid"
 .srha play was not interesting to Not a bit" said the witness. sIIow did you start when you went T think MT. Mccaleb and I were in s xhe Ieaa and MT. Thaw and MT. Beaie followed.
 .1Iow far had you gone when some- thing happened? Almost to the elevator. haa turned around to speak to MT. Thaw. How far were you from MT "nite thenr
 About as far as the end of the jury box"
 Saw white Seated. .sYcu saw Mir. White sitting thereT' 1T did,"
 sT did."
 ..Did you see MT Thaw then?' Mot until a minute or so after veards He was directly Tn front or MT. White, standing with his arm up in the air.
 .rpid you hear shots fired" .sYes. immediately after I saw MT. White I hear shots"
 Flow many shots?
 'sThree shots"
 .swhat did you sav?"
 T said to MT. McCaleb: I think he hes shot him."
 ~Did MT. Thaw come over to where you were?" .@Yes. I asked him what he had done He leaned over and kissed me end said: T have probably saved your yife.'"
 'vwhat happened thenT'
 'T left"
 'rYou were taken from there?" 'Yes. think. with Mir, Mccaleb and Mir. Beale."
 ''yes."
 You said that you are the wife of the defendant"
 ~Yes." ~when were you narried?" '@on April 4. 1865" Where al"
 Married ir Pittsburws Tn Pittsburg, at the residence of Dr. McEwen. pastor of the Third Pres byterion ChurcA."
 -When had Mir. ThaU proposed for the first timer" 'In June, 1903. in Paris"
 .At that time did you refuse hin?' T did."
 '"were the reasons Of our refusal based on an event in your life with which MT. White was connected?" Objected to and objection sustained. Did you state in explaining your < refusal of his proposal that it had something to do with Stanford White?" Yes"
 ~state what happened .Mr. Thaw told me that he loved me and wanted to marry me. stared at him for A moment and then he said. Don't you care for me? and I gaid that I did. Then he asked me what was the matter.
 T said; Norhine' Why don't you