Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-02-15
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! EVELYN: NEsR y. 5T !: 4 Asserts
i WHITE Pu RsUEp HER EvgN I
8 81 AFTER HER MAR RIA aEj.sS5s 5 .S1..
sHAHeE MADE. IN LINE Of. EVIDENCE
ATTORNEY JEROME Oh
JEcTs TO FURTHER "DEFA.S
s.. NATION oFs.THE DEAp.ss I

stanu curing the DAY at the trial OF
Harry X. Thaw, her husband, carry
ing forward the narrative Of; her life
from the point where she had left It
of the previous afternoon 5ssfys =,
The story began with the period Inn
mediately following her return from
Europe In October, 1908, and was
brought down to the return of the; girl
end her husband to New York after
their honeymoon trip in 1905, whom,
she said, Stanford White had called to
her: on the street and attempted to
speak to her. .,s:I I; q. -.
Mrs. Thaw added interest To- her
vital story. She declared Harry Thaw
had accused her once Of having had
improper relations with Stanford
white after her return to the United
States, but she had told him IT is a
lie, / have not" ,,4ssz,
She aeid Stanford White had tried
to kiss her and had begged her to
come to see MIN alone, but she would
not. He cried and said she was not a
human being, but she told him she did
: not wish to have anything more to do
with him. He had visited her after
her return from Europe on the pre-
text that it was matter of life and
death and had to do with her fam
! ily.- He told her "the dreadful stories
about Harry and that to protect my
self we must get him out Of New York.
Flo then took me to Abraham Hunnn1el
and they dictated q lot Of thingg$to a
photographer about Harry! that were
not true and when I started to- inter
rupt they would not let me and said
must help get Thaw out Of New York
and keep him out" >ssls$s
Admits Signing One Paper.
! Mrs. Thaw said she signed nothing
at the time, but did sign a paper she
knew nothing about at MT Whites
Office in response to his repeated de.
mands. She later asked for, this pa.
per, was taken to Hummel' office
where they showed her a. paper with
her name to it and agreed to| burn
it up. t;>sMs
Mr. Delsnas tried to question her
about some event in her life, which
finally induced her to accept Thaw
and about visit she received from
Mrs. William Thaw, but under objec
tions by Mr.. Jerome the answers were
not allowed. '55.'.s.@a:' ... !.
S. After her marriage with Thaw, the
witness said, they took a trip through
the West. While In Pittsburg,: she
|.said, she had lived at the home of her
Husbands mother: 3 She related how
she had persistently refused to marry
bThaw before she finally did so. Hell
refusal, she said, was because of, hei
reputation. ~ + -
! 81 did not want, to separate, hin
from his family she said. II knew II
would be good thing for me to marry
him, but 1t would not be for him. II
was because loved him that Woult
not marry, II I did not love him sst
much !, might have been anxious y
marry him III I Ill., ..,s-
Il Referring to an attempt OF Stan
ford White to meet her since her mar
riage to Tnaw the witness said: S; ,>a !.
4 = +. = Anxious 70 Avoid White. =:.l Sc;
1T was on Fifth avenue one 1da.
when was riding to DIR. Deiavan =,
have my throat treated. IN was i'm !,
hanson and Mr.. White was also riding
lin d hanson, too. When al got home;
.atold Mr.. Thaw that ats about Thirty
fourth street had passed Mr.. White
both Of us In hansoms. He did no
fattsmpt to speak to- me. but .stares
hard at me-. When ] got down to III
doctors office found Stanford Whit
In his hanson coming there. T$rai
tup the stairs, but 4 Twas excited an,
NERVOUS and / told the door porte
THAT I would Gomez some other time, s,
sir ran back down the stairs, junnpe'
Into my hanson, looked neither to TIL
fright nor to the left and told tll
u driver to 80 back to the Lorraine d
! quickly as. ever he could 4. HarryaWa
7 always very excited whenever StoI
him Of my meetings with White. TT
1 bit his nails and looked excite ID ''ss$s7
At the opening Of the afternoon ses
igion Mrs. Thaw testified that one da
/, I'M Whites studio Jack barrymore
the actor, asked her II she Woul
marry him. She replied she did no
4 know n m Delmas then asked Mr.
Il ThaW IL! 5ThaW had told her the fat
| Of other Girls at the hands SoRR Tia
man white II II *555s .i5Ssss
Objects ,te Line oe Eyldsnss U u
District Attorney Jerome in1naediaf,
II iya jected further saefs
4 nation being. thrown upon \: iii
H assd, who have no chance 10 answer.
H JustIce Eityge rald ruled that furthe
II con1pa tent evidence as tto Thaawr,s ii
sanity should be 7intr used befor
A eonsinnfng tho present limo of test
i na0ryS and & Mr. Delnaag deelaseGt
Wag read III submit the proof :Ss3
grha line af evidence was The
shanged and Mr.. ! 1TilaH WAS asked |
II Identify na0re letters and document
H one Of tic; papers submitted MA
Sgagry Thar 4 viii. Mrs. Tiaaw va
then temporarily excused and His