The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26

Ihsw on tour of Europe. did you notr' asked
Jerome.
81 did not" she replied
'NThe cablegrams" said Mrs Thaw. 'were
about my mother and man whose name I gave
you That man happened to be secretary Of
bassy had to do with it. This man sneaked W
to my mothers bedroom when she was in bee
and insulted her"
Mrs. Thaw said the man had insulted her ir
London also.
Mrs. Thaw said that when she went TO New
;L York from Europe she stopped first at the Hol
went on to the Savoy In answer to questions
she insisted that she stopped nowhere else and
did not use the telephone.
In describing their life In Paris Mrs Thav
said she found In the rooms peculiar looking
needles which looked like dsrning needles. She
asked Thsw about them and he said they were
old stuff some one had left behind
Thav had never written her about them. she
letters which the defense had introduced, II
which Thaw mentioned the needles and ex
did not drink heavily in Paris, she testified, ex
cept occasionally.
At this point luncheon recess was taken
THAW PAYS THE BILLS
Mrs. Thaw, after the noon recess, resumed the
! stand.
1908, she went to the Savoy Hotel and ther
TO the Navarro, staying at each hotel severa
weeks Her bill at these hotels she paid ou
OF the money given her by Thaw-
Before she left the Savoy she had begur
TO believe the terrible stories White told hel
But you continued to pay your expenses ou
of money Thaw gave your
Did White give you any presents Will,
thereT'
NO"
While at the Savoy Mrs. Thaw said she wen
out several times with White and told him abou
her travels with Thaw.
Did you tell him about your mother7''
He knew more about the matter than did. :
mother9''
Delmas' objection was sustained
Jerome asked the witness If her mother ant
q Miss Simonton had not gone to White upor
their return from Europe and taxed him Will
replying:
my wife on one side and my son on th,
other. and may God strike dead If 1 eve
Yes he told me. and he told me also bi
body turned ice-cold when they accused him
He said he could handle dozen mammas hu
ne was afraid Of this Simonton woman"
Mrs Thaw said that Thaw had sent for Mis-
Simonton to accompany Mrs. Nesbit home as sh.
was determined to go.
She declared that Thaw paid Mrs. Nesbit,
fare to America. She said that before they re
615n turned from r. Europe she went several times t
alone, trusting to Whites word that there wouls
be others present.
Mrs Thaw also told Of going to Philadelpb,,
and returning with Angela Vincent an actress
Did White tell you about Ethel Thomas?'
'ewho didr'
Abraham Hummel."
The witness never had seen Thaw tah,
cocaine and did not tell Hummel she had no,
that Ihaw had tried to administer cocaine K
her. "
Mrs. Thaw, at the direction Of Jerome. re
peated all the stories White had told her abon
Harry Thaw.
so, by the time he arrived In America. yor
had ceased to love him?'
Yes, 1 thought it all very horrible"
NO TALK OF KIDNAPPING
Thsw called to see her at the Navarro the
day he returned from Europe. She also told
of her mother insisting ON returning to Amerfcs
and OF her leaving her mother in London and
going on the second tour
Ibid Thaw ever tell your mother about Won,
being kidnaped?' asked Jerome.