Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20

been concluded. Mr. Delmas turned To
the witness and asked If in NAV. 1906.
she related to Thaw the conversation
she had with Nay Mackenzie with
regard to White. Miss Mackenzie said
to White: Harry and Evelyn are get
ting along nicely together" She said
White had replied: Pooh, il won't
last I'll get her back"
Witness said she told ThaW of il
and he became very excited Witness
told of another surgical operation in
1905 for which Thaw paiG bills
amounting To $4,000. The nature of
this oDeration was not gone into.
Mrs. Thaw said Harry always attrib-
uted her iE-health and the necessity
for this second operation to White.
She also testified that Thaw told her
her he was going to take up the
White affair with ANTHONY Comstock.
She said she and Thaw discussed the
fates of other young women at the
hands of White. and when shown the
codiCil of the wiz! said the names
mentioned wepe the names of the
girls whose cases they had discussed.
They had also discussed the fate of
the pie girl. whose story the witness
said she had heard from Stanford
White himself This closed Mrs.
Thaws testimony.
Mrs ]. j. Caine. Boston milliner.
was the next witness. She testified
that she heard Thaw ,as< Mrs. Nes-
bits permission to marry EVELYN in
1908. Late in that year or early in
1904 she accom- panied Evelyn and
Thaw to the theater. and White came
in and sat In a box opposite to them
Thaw Immediately turned white and
his ewes popped out in a wild stare.
~ f.,.,
hiding in a bath room at the request
of Mrs. NeSbit to hear what Thaw
said to Evelyn She testified that
ThaW told EVELYN If she would marry
him he would settle enough on Mrs
Neshit and Howard NeSbit, EVelyn's
brother TO keep them forever. MIR.
Jerome pushed his questions to great
length, asking Mrs. Caine in detail
every time she saw and talked with
either Evelyn or her mother or ThaW
ThaW himself. Mrs Gaines cross-eX-
animation was not completed when
recess was taken and was continued at
the afternoon session,
Mrs. Gaines cross examination was
resumed when court re-convened.
Mrs. Gaines voice was low but She
answered quickly and briefly. ON sew
eral occasions, when Mr.. Delmas
thought Mr., Jeromes questions were
being pressed too hard he tnterposed
and when the district attorney at
tempted draw from Mrs, Caine the
details of conversations with Thaw he
made objections.
You said this morning YOU wanted
to protect Miss Nesbit. What did you
want to protect her from ?"
From newspaper notOriety."
What was the nOtOrietV2"
81 object most seriously" said Mr..
pelmas.
What the newspapers said was not
material"
what the newspapers said is very
material, commented Mr.. Jerome
with a smile You heard did you
not?' said Mr.. Jerome. again address
ing the witness. that the defendant
and Miss Nesbit were elected from a
hotel2"
II read It in the newspapers"
The answer was given before Mr..
Delmas could state his objection. SO
he moved to have both question and
answer stricken out.
Did you hear anything except what
he saw in the newspapers" asked
Justice Fitzgerald.
mo sir"
THE question and answer will be
stricken out" ruled the Judge.
"You want us to understand" said
Mr.. Jerome, that you took the money
YOU earned in the department store,
paid the rent OF this apartment for
Miss Nesbit and were not relm-
bursed?"
II was not reimbursed in any way"
replied the witness with emphasis.
"At all the dinners and theater par
ties" asked Mr.. Jerome. "were the
acts of the defendant rationale"
Except when he saw Mr.. White.
"As to the use of intoXiCants. did
you at any time see him drink 70 eN
cess"