New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08
HEARD THE THREE SHOTS.

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,Q.IWhst w9s it you exclaimed? Al said i'd :,
Q.-What then took place that you observed?
AMI Thaw walked toward me:
what position his hands were IN if you noticed. A.
] don't remember exactly. ! only remember that
Q.-Did he say anything 10 you. did you say
o@WfI 70 YOU kindly state WHAT it VAS Al
said My Cod Harry, what have you done? What
Q.--And what did he reply? Ale, leaned over
and Kissed me. and he said: "An right; I have
Q.-.After that what took place if You remember.
that? Al think ] heard Mr. McCaleb say some
o.@Do YOU remember what It was? Al think
he said. God. Harry. you must have been crazy"
Q,-Then What? Al don't remember particular
y. ] taken away.
were taken from there2 A.-Yes: Mr. McCaleb and
Q,-You remember going down the elevator? A
Q.-And YOU left the place? Ayes.
Q-And did not return there that evening? A
Mr.. Delmas then asked questions about her
marriage 10 Thavs where and by whom Mr..
Jerome said there was no doubt about the
rage taking place I'm Pittsburg April I. 1903,
or who the witnesses were Mr.. Delmas then
asked Mrs Thaw when Thaw first proposed TO
her She said il i'm June. 1903, in Paris.
he asked lrr 10 say what the circumstances
were and the conversation that took place. but
objection was made Mr.. Delmas changed his
question. and then asked
o-At the time Nj Thaw proposed to you did
You accept his Offer or did YOU refuse it? Al
refused sf it, yo -fa5 DID 70 him the reasons WY you
Q--Were those reasons based on any event in
On stating the reasons TO Mr. Thaw why you
wbn6 von ms en q % ba on Tea an event
your life with which Stanford White was connect
MAKES Confession TO TFIAW.
Q-Then viii You kindly give US the whole Of
nav Va i'as gown 'Rp9 S5 me ana ne SUD
,E So - ne Lle ne I Inn me a',1 wanteG 10
then he saia; Don 2 you care for me- Don't you
And he said. What is The matter?, And I said.
SoInins a. Al and he 5sid; WIZ Wont you
said, We'll. teif me, why won't you? For what
leaned over and put his lands on my shoulders and
oked StTst - me and sad rs it because of
eLWhs' was his manner At the time he placed
Ale was very kind and nice, but he looked at
Q-yery kind ana nice2 A.-Yes
Q-Now then. what .repl>-,you said Yes" in
S.-FToceed then and state the rest OF the CON
Zersaiion- A--Then he sat down again and told
amy & @ [ never 5he coui love over n 2Fe6 other 5oT
woman; he never could marry any one else, and if
one else. Then he told me- about something else
and asked me TO marry lirn. and started to cry.
kindly relate all that was said and done at that
Then he told me again he loved me- and he always
would take care OF me: he always would no
The less Of me if 7 told il, ana he wanted me to
tell it. So began by telling him how and where /
first met Stanford White
Q.-Then will you kindly repeat TO the jury what
wine oe sn qii b 81 roe5 II eSlfs %h satoTd
hin that IN the theatre a girl had come up to me
friends of hers
Q.-.Mrs. Thaw. viii you permit me right here
you have mentioned the name Of certain lady
whom ] do not know. and I would request Of you.
II the request meets with The approval Of the Dis
omit nnss he ba INSIST T }f tSe names y@ OF
any other person eonne.ea with ~ ~ bese Events 70
except that Of Stanford White.
As Mrs. Thaw told her story. which grew more
ritiful wiz h each detail the courtroom was
hushed. She spoke with the utmost simplicity
and nearly broke down two or three times. but
persevered 20 the end She began by saying:
FIRST MEETING WITH WHIT
The young lady asked me 10 20 with some friends
ana told her my mother would not want me to
and SIN refused. bu, Said This tine , YOU'D
ask my moth Ny mother refused TO let go.
men tilS young lady ana another young lady
came - me and asked 10 go to a lunch party
were in tic Very best New YORK soetI e 5nd t fnf
II was all right. And they also asked my mother
came IN Tor mo one day in hanson cab Nv
mother dressed me and got into the hanson
cab. and ] remember hoping that we would 90 10
ne Maldorf because wanted to see il But in
stead 90 that We went down 23d street IN around
where lived and then went straight down
broadway and turned into West Faith street and
stopped 40 IittIe, dingy looking door. This young
lazy got out OF the hanson cab and asked me N
follow. ] got out Of il and we walked across
CIT has been suggested 10 that the date ~
that event and that invitation 10 luncheon should
now Al not qIite sure but it was s'ii in d 2
gust voc IA -1U-
Q.-What year. An 1901
2-Aou say: then. AT that time YOU were six
teen years and some months old? Ayes sir
Q.-Nou say that your mother dressed Won on thai
OCCASION A.-Yes. sir. 90 '
Q.-Ncw. then. VIII YOU proceed with your mar
rstve-with what You stated Mr.. Thaw2 And
again caution yol, that there may be no mistake