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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-08
White Made overtures to Her After
Her Marriage and Insulted
Her, Too.
THAw WAS GREATLY ENRAGED
Charged His Wife With Improper
Relations With Stanford
IRy Associated press.l


NEW YORK, FEB. S-Great
crowds clamored for admission to
the court room this morning, where
It was expected that Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw would tell the story of her
life, bringing her narrative from late
in 1908, where she left of yester-
day. down to date. The room was
soon filed to its utmost capacity,
with not more than half score of
women among the spectators.
Thaw had lost the spring in his
step, was pallid, moved hesitantIy
and looked constantly from left to
right.
Edward Thaw was the only mem
Der Of the family in court.
Delmas called Mrs. Nesbit Thaw to
the stand. She was dressed precise.
iy as yesterday. She was extremely
pale and her lips trembled yisibly.
White Insults Her.
Mrs. Thaw's story began with the
period Immediately following her re-
turn from Europe in October, 1908,
and brought down to the return of
the girl and her husband to New
York after their honeymoon trip in
1905, when she said White called
to her on the street and attempted
to speak to her. She said she told
her husband and that he was very
angry.
Mrs. Thaw was still on the stand
when the luncheon recess was TAX
en- and indications then were that
her direct examination would oc-
cupy all Of the afternoon session. In
that case Jerome's cross-examination
can not be begun before Monday
morning as the court does not sit on
Saturday.
Thaw Accuses Her.
Mrs. Thaw added interest to her
Vital story today. She declared that
Thaw accused her once of having
had improper relations with White
after her return to the United
States. but she told him, 1T is a lie,
l have not" She said White tried
to kiss her and begged her to come
to see him alone, but this she would
not do. He cried and said she was
not human being, but she told him
she did not wish to have anything
more to do with him.
White Visits Her.
He visited her after her return
from Europe on the pretext that II
was a matter of life or death and
had to do wthher family. He told
her ''the dreadful stories about Har-
ry and that to protect myself we
must get out Of New York"
"He then took me to Lawyer
Abrlham Hummel and they dictated
lot Of things to a stenographer
about Mr.. Thaw that were not true
and when ! started to interrupt they
would not let me and said must
helr to get Thaw out of New York
and keep him out"
Mrs. Thaw said that she signed
nothing at the time. but did sign the
paper. She knew nothing about
Whites ONCE in response to his re-
peated demands. She later asked
for this paper, was taken to Hum
mel's ofice where they showed her
the paper with her name it in and
agreed to burn It up.
Delmas tried to question her
about some event in her life, which
finally induced her to accept Thaw
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Srd ckl, 1st hen, Srd hen, srd pull,
End pen, Modie Poultry Yards, Eliz-
a beth, w. Va.
Rose Com. W. Leghorns, all
prizes, Rev. schenon. city.
Best pullet scoring ss 1-2.
Cornish Indian Games.
]. F. Cotfman, Dola. all prizes.
S. C. Black Minorcas.
R. E. Williams, all prizes, Eliza
beth, W. Va.
S. C. White Minorcas.
Matt Reed, city, all prizes.
Anconias.
Matt Reed, city, all price.
White orpingtons.
]. W. Gerard, Wilsonburg, all
prizes
Black Langshangs.
G. w. swisher, all prizes.
Golden wyandottes.
l. 2. 3 pullet, L. NJ. Allen. VIII
sonburg.
Silver P. wyandottes.
All prizes. N. B. scramage, Graf
ton. W. Va.
Light Bramas.
7. W. Davis, Keyser, all prizes.
Bun orpingtons.
A Sheets. all prizes.
Black Leghorns.
Wilson & Lewis, all prizes.
Bun Cochin Bantams.
1st, I'd cockerel. 1st, End pullett.
Grover Gerard, wilsonburg.
White Cochin Bantams.
Benz. Anderson, shinnston, app
prizes.
Black Cochin Bantams.
Wilson & Lewis, all prizes.
Black Tailed Jap Bantams.
Wilson & Lewis, all prizes.
White wyandottes.
1st ok, End he'd. and pen. NJ.
Kyle. Charleston.
End ok. 1st pull, F. W. Altman,
Jane Lew.
srd ok. 1st ckl. srd pull. 1st hen,
1st pen, H. C. Davis. vanvoorhis,
w. va.
End ckl.. End pull, srd pen. N. c.
Dickerson. Charleston. W. Va.
3rd ckl., L. F. ohlinger, Graham
Station.
Black wyandottes.
Wilson & Lewis, all prizes.
Hamburgs.
Wilson & Lewis. all prizes.
Silver Laced wyandottes.
1st ck.. 1st hen, H. c. Dickerson.
1st. Srd clzl.. 1st pull, 1st pen. and
pen, t. A. Law. Buckhannon.
End cki.. End pull, 2nd pen, T. A.
vyse, city.
White Holland Turkeys.
W. B. Outright, Buckhannon, all
prizes.
Bur Leghorns, 81 in class.
1st, End ckl.. /, 2. ckl, /. 2, 8
hen. l, 2. pull, l. 2. pen. Wilson
& Lewis, city.
Srd pul, C. ]. White. Jane Lew.
s. c. Brown Leghorns.
1st ck.. W. R. TalkIngton, city.
2nd ck, 2nd pen. Ben Anderson,
shinnston.
1st, End cki.. |. .. 3 her. 1. 2 pull.
fContinued on page 81
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FIRE ATLOGAN
DESTROYS BLOCK

business block In which were the
postofice, Masonic and odd Fellows
building, and a number OF other
business buildings.
The heaviest losers are o. 3. and
J. 3: Buriek. whose loss Is s1ee,ooe.
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TI1AW WAS VERY JEALOUS OF WHTTE
FOR HIS INSULTS
TO MRS. THAW

and about the visit she received from
Mrs. William Thaw. but under OBJ
jections by Jerome answers we're not
allowed.
Family Welcome.
"Thaw told me-" she said, 'his
family would welcome me-"
Mrs. Thaw was about to tell what
she knew Of Jack Barrymore, whom
she met at a dinner given by, White,
when luncheon recess was ordered.
replied she did not know.
Resuming the stand at the be-
ginning of the afternoon session Mrs.
Thaw testified that one day at
Whites studio Jack Barrymore asked
her If sh ewould marry him. She
White Angry.
She said when she told White Of
Barymore's proposal he became ang-
ry and sent her to school.
Delmas asked Mrs. Thaw IL Thaw
had told her the fate of other girls
at the hands of this man White,
when Jerome objected to further
defamation being thrown on the dead
who had no chance to answer. Del
mas said he had no desire to be-
smlrch the name of the dead.
Justice Fitzgerald said he thought
further competent evidence as to
Thaw's insanity should be introduced
before testimony along today's lire
was taken. Delmas replied they
we're ready to submit the proof of
the line of the examination, then
changed.
Mrs. Thaw was asked to identify
the letters. After Identifying sew
eral papers Mr.. Thaw was temporar-
lily excused.
Miss Frances E. Pierce was then
called to the stand.
The Murder.
Mrs. Thaw. while on the stand
yesterday afternoon also testified
concerning the murder.
''I saw Stanford White seated at
a table when l turned around. Then
moment later 1 saw Mr.. Thaw.
"He was holding his arm up, and
as I saw him there were three shots
fred.
Harry came toward me and l
said to Mr.. McCaleb. My God, he's
shot Then | said to Harry, What
have You done?' He answered, 4
have probably saved your life.'
"Mr. McCaleb said something like
he must be crazyt Then we took
the elevator down stairs.
Her Wedding.
Il was married to Harry Thaw IN
April, 1905, in Pittsburg.
He first proposed in June, 1908,
in Paris.
did you reruse?" asked Delmas
Yes"
In stating the reason for your re,
fusal to Mr.. Thaw did you give any
reason which connected you In any
way with Stanford Winter"
"Yes. He called on me in Paris
and told be that he loved me, and
wanted me to mary him. stared
at him and he asked. Don't you
care for me?' Yes I replied. Then
he asked me the reason for my re.
fusal. He put his hand on my
shoulder and asked. rs It because OF
Stanford white?' told him yes
and he sat down. Harry told me
that he would be my friend for life,
that he could never love any body
else. and would marry me and no
one else. I cried and then Harry
asked me to tell him the whole az
fair.
well, now want you to tell oil
White, just as you told 1t to Mr..
Thaw on that day." directed Judge
Delmas.
The show girl said that a chorus
(Continued nm naRe Sl
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N FRANoE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Davisson
Post. who went abroad several weeks
ago are spending the winter il the
south OF France.
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Among Whom Is the Governor
Penza and is Killed HIM
self In Chase.

PENzA. Russia, Feb. s-Gover-
nor AlexandrOvsky Of Penza was
shot and killed by a young man as
he was leaving the theatre today.
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In Which Were the Postoaice, Mason.
Is and Odd Fellows Building
and Others.

Iby A1sociate0 PresH-I
CHARLESTON, Feb. Sire at
Logan today destroyed the principal
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uRBANA. O.. Feb. Sire de-
stroyed the furniture plant of Bar
low & Kent today. The loss is
$50. 900.
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VIZ LAD

The Telegram in the last three
months has increased It's circulation
over 400 copies.
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CONTINUED. on page 81
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Continued on page 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-05
Haven't a Collins:
But Something
"JuSt as Good

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 5.-A com
plete telephone system Is to be estab-
lished on the public roads Of the
county which is 10 be used mainly
for the purpose OF controlling the
motorists who burn" the roads.
A call for an estimate as to the
cost Of the Installation of a system
was issued by the board OF freehold
ers today, who hotly debated the
question as to the speed and the
liberty which should be extended to
the motorists. The sentiment was
general that the law should be APP
piled lightly. except upon the
fanatics ana the board was unanl-
nous that they should be punished
for the abuse OF the hospitality
which the county extended TO them
in allowing them TO race faster than
the law permitted, except through
towns
Furthermore. the townships were
allowed TO appoint special officers to
patrol the roadways where necessary
to break up the practice of burn
Ing" the pixies.
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HARVARD ELEVEN'S
HARD SCHEDULE
Parker Gets Busy to Build
Up Fast Team.

BOSTON. Sept Capt. Bartol Par
ker. OF the Harvard football eleven, is
a very busy man just at present making
preliminary plans for the season which
begins in about two weeks He las
been in communication with most OF
the members OF the team and believes
that Harvard will have as good gridiron
material this year as she has had in
many years.
Harvard will have a stiff schedule this
year. as will be seen from the following
list OF games.
October 2, Bowdoin at Cambridge.
October 8, Maine at Cambridge.
October 9, Bates at Cambridge
October r. Williams at Cambridge
October 70, Annapolis at Annapolis.
October Is. Springfield Training School
at Cambridge.
November 2, Brown at Cambridge.
November 9. Carlisle at Cambridge.
November IS Dartmouth at Cam
bridge.
November e, Yale at Cambridge
Only one game. that with Annapolis,
will be played outside OF the Stadium
The Annapolis game takes the place OF
the West Point game.
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ATHLETES SAIL
FOR JAMESTOWN
lrish-American Track Team
Left Gotham Yes
terday.

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-The track team
OF the Irish-AmeTican Athletic club,
which wiA compete in the national
championships at jamestown on SatuT-
day, left on the steamship Monroe yes
terday afternoon for the scene OF bat
tie.
Practically all OF the metropolitan ath-
letes who could get an afternoon on
were on hand 10 see the team of, and
the cheering would have done justice
to a YaIe-Princeton football game.
Long before the time set for sailing
the steamer and dock were jammed
with friends Of the athletes, and 1t Was
a merry gathering that assembled 10
bid the Irish team success
That President ?. J. Conway, Of the
Irish-Americgn Club. had arranged TO
give the boys a great send-Of was ap-
parent. Each Of the athletes wore a
white outing cap, with the Winged
Fist" emblem attached. On the main
fingpOle flOated a big white nag with
black letters reading: i. A. A. c. Track
Team OF For jamestown.
In Good Condition.
All the men Ioked IN othe Pink of con-
diuon. and Bernie Wefers was all smiles
as one by one they boarded the boat.
All OF the men that helped win the
metropolitan senior championship sailed.
They viii do some light training on
board. President Conway has mnde ar
engagements for this
On board the steamer were some
prominent officials OF the A. A. T., IN
Guiding James r. Sullivan, Barlow >.
Weeks, Thomas O'Brien. John Boyle,
W L Jones, Thomas Walsh, Charles
Dieges. William ROsbach, Edward Hart,
Robert Kennedy. and others.
on the deck to bid the team success
were Eddie Carr. Andy Walsh, W. W all,
Lawson Robinson, J. Quinn. Ernie
Hiertberg, and a great many OF The
metropolitan cracks.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

(Sche5ule IN eject July 90, 1870
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EGYPTIAN PRINCE
WILL VISIT SOUTH

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Tne South soon
is 70 have a prince as a guest. Prince
DabrO OF Egypt who has been travelling
IN this country for some time is about
20 make a tour Of the cotton country
His family is heavily interested in cot
ton growing In Egypt.
The prince Will visit among other
places Atlanta, New Orleans and Texas.
The date Of Us departure has not been
definitely fixed.
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Railroads.
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The Surveyors team in the District
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
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Il 5S7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is to give notice
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