The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-09
Question as to Whites
Treatment of Other
Girls Causes Storm.
WITNESS DECLARED WHITE HAD
CALLED TO HER ON THE
STREET AFTER HER MARRIAGE
AND HAD FOLLOWED HER IN A
CAB - YESTERDAYS RECITAL
CLEARED MANY POINTS.
ax Associated Press.

New York, Feb. S.-When court adj
journed to-day in the Thaw trial Eve
lyn Nesbitt Thaw was still on the
stand, with her direct examination
unfinished and to be concluded Mon
day.
Taking up the thread of her life's
story where, at yesterdays session OF
court, she laid it down before the
world and the jury, she continued to-
day to bring the narrative down to
her wedding in Pittsburg, April 4,
1905.
To-day she declared that she had
heard White call to her on the street
once after this cher marriage) and
that on other occasions, when she
passed him in a cab, she had notice i
his cab turn and follow hers to the
Office of her physician.
May Be Recalled Monday.
Monday she may be called to finish
the relation of events which, 1t Is
claimed by defense, brought on the eX-
plcsive impulse in the brain of defend
ant and caused the killing of Stan
ford White
While to-day's testimony were lack
ing in the personal quality which
made yesterdays recital so dramatic
and pathetic, it served to clear away
some doubt and differences which re-
manned from the incomplete details
as to the extinct of the revelations
she claims to have made to her hus-
band.
jerome Fires Up.
District Attorney Jerome, who
throughout the relation of her story
silently listened, sent a thrill of ex-
citement through the court room to-
ward the close of the afternoon SeS-
sion when, jumping from his chair, he
vigorously protested against This
defamation of the dead" rs there no
limit" he exclaimed, Ito the asper-
sions that are cast upon the man?
Your honor we'll knows / cannot, nm
der the law, controvert any statement
that this witness might make against
the memory of Stanford White"
in tones bitterly sarcastic Jerome,
referring to defendent, spoke of this
.ostle of the tenderloin" and de-
clared that the court had a right to
limit such testimony showing that
incomplete evidence had been in
troduced through this man of unsound
mind. We don't know if this defend
ant ever was insane"
Called the Protest.
The question calling forth this
vehement protest from Jerome was
addressed to witness by Attorney
Delnlas. Its purport was whether Or
not Thaw. at any time, had told her
about other girls who had met 4
fate similar to hers at the hands of
this man."
What man," snapped Jerome
Stanford White" replied Delmas.
"who else?"
Justice Fitzgerald at this point held
that the district attorneys sugges-
ton was good one and thought de-
Tense should lay broader foundations
TO show insanity before proceeding
along the line suggested by Delmas's
question
The testimony of to-day closed with
detailed statement of Mrs. Thaw's
return after the honeymoon trip, and
OF passing Stanford White in cab
on Fifth avenue; of hearing him say
Evelyn. i Immediately told my
husband of this"
Another great crowd was in the
courtroom to-day. Every available
Dit CT space was occupied by persons
sitting on the regular court benches
and Others fortunate enough ID be
>appo.nted 10 preferred seats