The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
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killed White, said that Stanford White,
on the 25th of June last, took his son,
to nn and iSh Of the lat
boys had bought tickets to the New
York theatre roof garden, and declined
an Invitation Of Stanford White to ac-
company him to the Madison Square
Roof Garden. = -
.. stanford White" said Mr.. Caravan.
went to Madison Square, Roof Garden,
table there, watching the first produc-
ton OF a play. Mamselle Champagne,
me me defendant n Ia was there with his wife
az. two friends. Truxton Reale and
ed constantly about the place.
IN the middle Of the second act the
d '1eIe ant party started 70 leave the
ahead and he Jagged behind ind p1 Pa IS sg
the table whore Stanford White was
sitting this defendant wheeled suddenly,
faced Mr.. White and deliberately shot
him through the brain, the bullet enter
.'Mr. White was dead
The defendant did not know this. He
feared he had not completed his work,
ing Whites chest st! 0t to make 1eae sure
he. fred q third time.
"Nlr. White, or rather the body of Mr.
White. tnabled to the floor, The de-
PENDANT turned, and facing the audience,
he held his. revolver aloft with the bar
rel upside down to indicate that he had
completed what he had Intended to do.
The big audience understood. There
was no panic"
Mr. Garyan concluded by. giving the
by the prosecution.
Showed How Twas Done.
Meyer Cohen, song writer, who was
an eyewitness OF the tragedy, testified
that he saw Thnw on tho Madison
Square Roof Garden the first time dur
ing the initial act of the musical com
edy Cohen described on u diagram
the position OF the table at which White
sat.
cate .rhaw'.s manner of approaching the
architect that evening, the witness left
the stand, and walking up and down
eId0 ~ the 5uEy box he Illustrated the
terized Thaw's deliberatlon in APP
proaching his victim.
~, a. y, walked y /, aal up to Mr.. White Just
| He made a slight tour, and coming up
to Mr. White from behind. suddenly
raced &c, him, and fired three tines
the events which Immediately Followed
! the shooting
Deltnas's Questions.
the pe, dafsnss N. pemas; Of counsel for
into the activities of tho trial BY cross
examining Cohen briefly as to the 10
s 81 ne occupied with reference to
W., w. PRINCIPALS iilS in the tragedy. These
! witness By Thaw's attorney.
INC n, pistol with which Stanford White
Was was kii,ed was brought into the case in
man who disarmed Thaw after the fatal
shots We're fired. Brudi, who appeared
on the stand in uniform, Identified the
4 p nai6 w, when IT It was shown to him, and
"a "a > linz. 4
oAer he turned It over to the police
Heard Only Two Shots.
y remember hearing only two shots ,,
SAID Brudi IN relating the events of the
evening of the tragedy, when I rushed
up .,o,i ana q, grabbed Thaw. who had his arms
Did you hear the defendant saw onv-
thing, after the shootng?'' asked Assist
ant District Attorney Caravan.
Fe 1e e,nsd ne ,,,r wip sa replied; he said,
Did he say anything else?"
to hin himF ,,,,. 80 l"s 'H'lS
What did she say?"
Look at the fix you are in"
did lThaw reply?'
~ didn't hear him say anything else. y
nation = - : . Na'''i-
How far We're you from Mr.. Thaw
when you heard the first of the two
sli .3r you say you heard?" he asked.
r,i " ! 1: W fast did YOU move toward Mr..
Not very fast, got behind him
az riob ne we was holding the gun aloft in his
the first almost immediatelv. ;rha ~,
nag 'hrned away from White when
TOOK mold OF him, | wanted to get he
what did Thnw do '. ~ 81, i 81 ,,,,.,.
side?" 80 no ieit hlte
!, ~" he looked back over his left shoulder
Yes, SIR
Was he pale?"
"lIe was pale"
And his eyes nppearnd st,,.;rron
Yes"
Z ''That Is All"
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