The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-09

New YORK. Feb. S.-Eveiyn Nesbit
raw again today was the central fig
,,-e al her husbands trial. She was
stm on the stand-her direct examina-
,io, Standardization the usual week
ond adjournment until Monday morning
was taken.
, Picking UP the threads Of her life's
story where she had dropped them the
ievening before. the girl-wife OF the de-
fendant-always, she declared, telling
ker story just as she had related it to
HAIRY Thaw from time to time
brought the narrative down to her we'd
Iding in Pittsburg on April 4. 1905. and
lheir return TO New York following a
honeymoon trip i'm the west. She de-
Sclared she had heard White call 10 her
hon the street once after this. and that
on another occasion when she passed
ahim in a cab she noticed his cab turn
4arouud and follow her in the direction
pf a doctors Office where she was going
20 have her throat treated
More Remains to Be Told.
Mrs. Thaw had taken up the story at
The time Of her return from Europe i'm
October, 1902 following her refusal OK
Thaw's offer Of marriage on the
grounds which she related yesterday.
on Monday she may be called upon to
finish the relation Of the events which.
IL is claimed by the defense. brought on
the explosive impulse i'm the diseased
brain Of the defendant and caused the
killing OF Stanford White.
While today's testimony lacked the
DAYS recital so dramatic, impelling. en-
thraling and pathetic. it served to clear
away some OF the doubts and infer
onces which remained from the incom-
plete details as to the full extent of the
revelations she claims 10 have made to
her husband, There we're repetitions.
too. AZ the suggestion OF counsel, and
incidents which had not been gone over
in the frt years OF Mrs. Thaw's &C
Quaintance with Stanford White were
brought ont ia completion of the life
story
Jerome's Dramatic Protest.
District Attorney Jerome. vino bad
throughout silently listened TO the
young wife's statements. sent a thrill
~ excitement through the court room
late in the day by vigorously protest
ing against this defamation of the
dead"
rs there no limit" he exclaimed. etc
the aspersions that are to be cast upor
this man? Your honor we'll knows
cannot, under the law. controvert any
statement this witness might make
against the memory OF Stanford
White"
In words bitterly sarcastic. Mr.. Jc-
rome spoke Of this tattle Of the ten
6erloin," and declared the court had the
right 70 limit such testimony until
competent evidence has been adduced
here ~ show that this man is. or was,
Of unsound mind. We don't know
whether this defendant ever was In
sane he concluded.
Other Girls Involved.
The question which called out the We
hement protest from the district attor-
ney was addressed 10 Mrs. Thaw by
Mr. Delnias. and its purport was
whether or not Harry Thaw had at any
time told her about "Other girls who
had met fate similar TO yours at the
hands OF this man.
What MANI" snapped Mr.. Jerome.
Stanford White. replied Mr.. Del
mas with the GOODNESS OF voice and
manner characteristic OF him; and then
he added. still in the same low tone,
Justice Fitzgerald held that the dis
trict attorneys suggestion was good
one, and he thought the defense should
lay broader foundation to show in
sanity before proceeding along the
lines suggested by Mr.. Delmas' ques-
ticn.
We Will proceed to do this as soon
as possible" announced Mr.. Delmas.
Solicited by White.
Mrs. rhaw declared today that Stan
ford White. during the year which fol-
loWed her experience in the room OF
me mirrored walls. repeatedly sought
- nave her visit him alone. Il told
marry, she said. that Mr. White had
legged me. had pleaded and cried and
sOoloed and done everything he could
make me come to see him alone.
Ielused. and he told me ! was cruel
lnt mat was cold as a fish. and not a
ne'han being. / told Mr. White L did
"o. care 20 trust him.
AFTER her return from Europe. and
LING the months she would not see
.hsry Ihaw because of the dreadful
~a ss Nr White and his friends told
-uout him. she declared Thaw ac-