Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-10

Mrs. Evelyn Thaw win be brief. The
district attorney. being barred by the
rules of evidence from attempting 10
contrOvert any of the things Mrs.
Thaw says she told her husband. will
confine himself to find out II she told
Harry Thaw all the story she re-
peated on the stand. If he can trip the
witness into an admission that she
might not have related some particu-
lar detail to the defendant before the
killing of Stanford White. Mr.. Jer-
ONE ma- ask that all OF her testi-
mony, from first to last, be stricken
out. In that even. however, she might
again be called to go over the ground
again. Ii Is thought to be certain that
no attempt will be made to offset any
Of her testimony by calling chorus
girls or others who might be expected
to know something about the events
related.
Mrs. Thaw visited her husband to-
dav in the Tombs. She seemed pale
and nervous when walking to the
prison. but after a long conversation
I with him she appeared much brighter.
The Thaw viii was dated April T.
1905. Counsel for Thaw today not
only declined to make public the text
Of the will. hut declared the alleged
provisions of il made public were in
accurate.
Evelyn Nesblt Thaw visited her hus-
band today in the Tombs, aceompa-
nied bv A. r. Peabody and John b.
| Gleason. of Thaw's counsel The four
had long conference in the counsel
room of the prison. Mrs. Thaw APP
peared to be in high spirits today, and
! her husband also seemed to be in a
! pleasant mood. He would not dis
| cuss the progress of his trial, how
/ e"er.
The report was published today
/ that a large fund had been collected
4 in this city to clear Stanford Whites
/ reputation of the injury inflicted by
| the story of Mrs. Thaw
! II was reported that lawyers had
! been engaged to go over Mrs. Thaw's
testimony and TO engag ge detectives to
| secure evidence to refute it. with the
! intention of giving the information so
! obtained to District Attorney Jerome.
The story. however. lacked confrma-
tion.
Another report declared that Harry
| Thaw will he nut upon the witness
stand in his own behalf to testify that
since his wife told him her story as
related in court he has been visited
! BY visions which warned him that his
wife's life was i'm danger from stan
ford Ehite. This was also unveri-
fled.
Another of the mVerified reports
circulated today was 20 the effect that
counsel for Thaw today called upon
! the New York police to produce GER
tain evidence which the police were
| alleged to have obtained from stan
ford Whites rooms in the tower OF
the Madison Suare Garden. According
to this report Thaws counsel AYERS
that detectives searched these rooms
the day following Whites death and
in a bureau drawer found large
amount of women's wearing apparel
District Attorney jerome is saic
to have declared that he never saw
the evide.toe called for.
1t was reported today that the de.
fense will call to the witness stanc
on Monday a Pittsburg lawyer named
Perkins. who is said to have drawn
nm the Thaw will. The purpose II
calling him is said to be the identn
cation of the document which Mr.
Delmas of Thaw's counsel. was un
+ able to accomplish Friday Mr., Pea
body. of Thaw's counsel said toda.
that Mr.. Perkins could also tell hoV
Il happtned that Thau's will WA
made up Of 50 many loose pieces 0
paper. and could give the reasons 10
: and the source Of the Information
! In IT