New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-05

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.Q.-Then where did you go? A.-Then I went to
q That Is Your friend was taking the midnight
ana then where did you go: Al went to
o.GT6at IS. 70 your city home? A--Yes.
Q.-When you arrived there did YOU have con
versation With any one? A.-Yes; I saw a couple
Of reporters at the door. ..,.- 100,
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Q.-Did You go the roof A.-No.
9-DI!d YOU see your father there: AmNo -
next father two thres days later at the
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The defence did not cross examine. having
conceded the shooting and Mr. Garvan called as
his second witness Warner Paxton engineer Of
the Madison Square Garden. Mr.. Paxton said
he knew Stanford White He described the roof
garden, to its aisles, entrances, elevators and
seating arrangements. Paxton said he saw Mr..
White enter the theatre about @ 30 o'clock and
seat himself at table the 26th street side.
He saw Thaw about II O'Clock Mr. Gervan
then got down 70 the shooting. and told the Wit
ness TO describe where he saw Thaw and the
incidents following Paxton replied Mr..
White was sitting ar the table. a moment or
two before the first shot was fired I saw him.
and one elbow the table The other was
thrown carelessIy over and was twisted around
the other table. heard the shot
Mr.. Garvan interrupted and asked;
Q-Which way was he faons7 A.-He was
the Shot gonSsd as AND saw f TGsT
standing at the table, probably about foot from
on hin II H., time to see The other two Shots
ha am i 80 29se do did not see The body fell
a At
IS soon as could collect my I started for
Old YOU see what Thaw did after he had
nrea the third shot-drst, can you give us any idea
about second between each shots A9-About
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OF MS shoulder. and walked directly toward the
,Q.-Did you have good look at him? A.-Yes.
Q;-He turned the revolver upside down and
trance IS that tight? ' H Tsseq Sir toward the en-
,Q.-What did YOU do then? Al started right
THAW COOL AFTER SHOOTING.
from that time se on Us aust s %aFed Th at
RT there were two men already had hold Of him
lie gat ooer T TRa9 ss charge Of MIN
go down The elevator, anyway; cant YOU take me
now? I don't wish TO annoy these people" I
took him to the elevator and pushed the hs5t,on
ana waited until the elevator
on the elevator. There five on the elevator
Q-Do you know who the five We're? Al sun
posed from the conversation of them was Mrs
Thaw. vas Nj
Q-The other two were strangers? A.-EntIre
strangers. l looked at them very closely and
judged from their actions that they were in the
party and objected TO going down on the elevator
. you got In the elevator What happened on |
the way down the elevator? A-Thaw said. i did
Q--Is that all he said? A.-The lady said Yes
Harry: but look at the fix you are in now ia /
turned around and said An right. dearie. have !
probably saved your life. At that time the ele |
oon ON and an officer appeared said "officer
that etepped of Of the elevator with MS ana saIdt
- elephone-take her TO the hotel and telephone -
Carnegie and the other name ! did MOI ratcb ~ |
then left and went upon the roof
Mr.. Caravan introduced the first exhibit Of IN. |
case at this point. 1t was a large diagram Of |
The roof garden, showing the seating arrange
nents etc The witness marked where he sat