Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-07

When he returned be passed out of the
entrance through which ne had come
in. "
odd you ask for q pencil ?"
'I think | asked Mr.. McCsleb for
pencil, but he did not have any; then
some one else handed me pencil and |
wrote on a slip of paper"
s"What did you do with the note ~
81 handed il to Mr.. Thaw,"
"What did he say ="
"He asked me if | was all right, and
l told him yes" replied the former artist
model.
"Was there anything else said?"
mo"
81 will ask you if this note contained
any reference to Stanford White" asked
Delmas.
The girl answered in the affirmative
before District Attorney Jerome could
object. The obi clion was sustained and
the answer ruled out.
Mrs. Thaw said that the party left the
Cafe Martin and went to the root garden,
not reaching there until the end of the
Grst act. Evelyn said that while seated
at the table Harry Thaw left the table
and vas gone about half an hour. She
said her husband came back aud they
engaged in q conversation.
"What was his Manner
"The same as ever" sal Evelyn.
"Who suggested that you leave the
theatre" asked Delmas.
81 think / did," said Mrs. Thsw, but
we did not leave right away. Then
some one else suggested that we leave.
Mr.. McCaleb and left frat aud we're
followed by Mr.. Thsw and Mr.. Beale.
They were close behind about as far as
the end of the jury box.
81 saw Stanford White seated at
table when | turned around. Then
moment later saw Mr.. Thsw."
"What was your husband doing ?"
"He was holding his arms up, and as
I saw him there were three shots fred"
"What did Thaw do then ~
81 don't know" said Evelyn 10
trembling tones. 81 only know that
Harry came toward me and | said to
Mr.. McCaleb, my God, He's shot
Then / said to Harry, what have you
| done?' He answered Il have probably
saved your life.' Mr.. McCaleb said
something like, He must be crazy
Then we took the elevator down stairs"
"When we're you married TO Harry
Thsw." asked Delmas
"In April, 1905, in Pittsburg."
"When did he first propose to you ?"
"In June, 1903, in Paris" replied
Evelyn.
"Did you reIuse?"
"Yes."
''In stating the reason for your re-
fusal to Mr.. Thaw, did you give any
reason which connected you in any way
with Stanford White ?"
eyes"
"What was that reason you gave
Harry Thaw ?"
"He came to me 10 Paris and told me
that he loved me and wanted me to
marry him. / stared at him and be
asked Don't you care for meP Yes, /
replied, and then he asked me the rea-
son for my refusal. He put his hand Oh
my shoulder and asked, Is it because of
Stanford WhiteY told him Yes, and
he sat down. Harry told me that he
would be my friend for life, that he could
never love anybody else aud would marry
me and no one else. cried and then
Harry asked me to tell him the whole
affair"
"Well, now, ] want you to tell Of your
first meeting with Stanford White, just
as you told it to Mr. Thaw on that day."
directed Delmss.
The show girl said that chorus girl,
Edna Goodrich, in August, 1901, asked
her to luncheon party where she weuld
meet Stanford White. The young wife
said her mother consented and with her
friend she took a cab and went to
studio on west oath street. The witness
said the doors seemed to open Of them
selves.
I'VE went upstairs" said Evelyn,
anu lncte uice uiau "ho "eS iHNv
duced to me as Stanford White. |
thought him an ugly man. There was
table already set for four. Another
gentleman came later. remember Mr..
White teased me about my hair which |
wore down my back and my short skirt,
which reached to my shoe tops.
"Ai.er supper we went up two flights
of stairs more and 10 the room was
large red velvet swing. Mr.. White put
me in the swing and swung me very
hard. When we swung very hsTd one
foot crashed through large japanese
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