Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-08
MADE HUSBAND VERY ANGRY
uIsot TO See Abe HummeI VINO
Told Her Stories OF
ThaW.
ANEW TREND OF EVIDENCE
-. objected to the Further pc
'''1 ,amatIon Of the Dead who Had
No Chance to Answer

rur Feb s.-Grcat crowds pc
49,, s,d the criminal courts building No., toe
seq ..s clamoring for admission -, 70 sn
day. ', 'snve If was expected Eveisn
r TSar would continue the s'0i' -
Life. INIT those whose
,n.,ness compelled their atteh .,. 49,
o 'ss arst opportunity TO enter the coul,
INC 49, Then number of those VIM
room, ...abt their way through the po-
, naa lines to fill the room 70 its oapae,.s
Nv ~ AZ admitted. There were not iho ,i1
wefS 1 ,s a score of women among the
crowd. -, hts sent az
80. ana rhaw was called to the par
wv 49, 49, srst time since the trial began
49, attendants step had lost its spf'hs'
NJ ortsrea hesitaungly and looked con-
.sn,,v about from left to right. his
nslia face broke into a faint sllliie Us
- recognized his brother. Edward
II TSsw, the only member of the family
- .r.lI Mrs. Evelyn Nesbis Thaw to the
stand" said Nj. Delmas
when she appeared and took her
mace in the witness chair. Mrs Ihaw
was dressed precisely as on yesterday
she was extremely pale and her ups
trembled as she replied to the attorney
FIRST simple question. This was after
Mr. pelmas had stated that before any
oral testimony was taken he would
continue 10 read the postscript of the
last letter offered in evidence yester-
day. The letter was addressed to Atty.
Longfellow. The postscript was as fol-
lows:
THE POSTSCRIPT.
NO one could have made me believe
since ! first saw her that she would,
show any one except he j first thought
she cared for any letter. / should have
bet every cent In the world three weeks
ago to get money for fabulous presents
for YOU. that after our trusting each
other no hypnotism could make you
forget all. won't say but 1t is mex
pressibly sad
Mr. Delnas' first question to the wit
ness was as TO whether or not the her"
In the letter referred to the Witness"
Yes. SIR
The letter continual.
THE LETTER
nave been asked 10 have nothing
70 90 with you because you are a dan
fs d1 woman
From the first time he saw you he
wanted 10 DO his best for you. TO send
you 70 school In Paris with your moth
q or to send you both to school, and
YesterSav he s SAWS vo ii9' hei Ietao,e
s,ryNhlng false people told you as you
ga ga before pnt as you are absolutely
s ~ ne wound 90 you no harm ever
, uguoie you at an as he would do any
,,,. as aor you, put now You must get
ayaM w WITHOUT nm.
~ "'iN sou Nould I'VE anywhere.
~. ,ss,s Nay ne wished SO he could have
A. - ,,n, you and had all the hon
n. yJur exclusive friendship, and
h g,y ,o, ~ MINISTER. indeed he wished
IN vou w e'e'y'hlns' TO DO all ne could
n MI. 80
norn,r ,sN 80 you WOULD have spoken this
aTn mss Siruugh the telephone.
Ter I saa, HV you sure, l wlll explain. At
was az s nH pVoF ll-adVised angel I
And was ~ ehe meant TO DO right,
plyss, - Ism had she only Kept tho
t ussI , 1einss from polluted, lying, de-
s siS..l hearted but soii speaking profess sa
''y II , SSeee iO,,
II | wished rvoiu , a'so the words'
tess." bnt throuc.iS, -, neoonls mis-
drawn q nenc;i Van ehclh hao been
~
HE WAS THAW
:, DID the he in the letto,. wafer 20
~. ~; Tnsaw. ANA did he speak Of OH him ~
Y f psi@s psn,,.o -. "'A'a
The letter ana n w,.siess
sere passed IN fhe lesnllying glass
amlned the nnna, 'N'yineil VINO eA-
The next letter which ,,,a. ,.
q Nr Lonefeilow b wNi N5n mas sys, written
Y Paris soon aftep ~ b sir 1T Inaw while
Nesbit's story eaid ~ nv neard Evelyn
Thankyou for sendipS tto .oo
,sa for Whites tciecra,s.s Sog and $40
sg1ltnted woman '' Il nm l know a
, assI anything please cdhiSs II You
, ,ulak Il will be secret Ianie, put
Nssn, being honest 10. was not mis-
The nav "nhesl mas finished me. -