Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
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 DERLOIN STORIES
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rang the bell, then got so nervous and frustrated l told the maid I would come back again, and l ran down the steps. got into the cab, and drove to the hotel, where l told Harry what had happened. He got very excited and bit his nails"
 These, were the only two instances Mrs. Thaw said that she told her hus- band thar White had approached or attempted to speak to her.
 Another great crowd was in the court today. every available space be, ing occupied. The dramatic thrills of the day before were not there. The day began with a continuance of the reading of the letters from Thaw to Mir. Longfellow. written after Evelyn Sesbit's revelations to her suitor in Paris. There were others sent the at 1 torney to deliver to Miss Nesbit. who at the time would not see him. Mrs. 1'haw followed with relation of her experience with White and Abraham Hummel, concerning the al legged affidavit which sine made charg- l ing Thaw with having taken her from her mother against her will and with gross cruelty Mrs. Thaw told how she had been induced to answer some questions about herself and Thaw and been told stories about his "cruelties i, to girls.
 White told her, she declared. that 1t was necessary to take drastic meas. ures to protect her from such a per l son, and that Thaw must be kept out 1 of New York. She denied signing any papers in Hummel's office, but said she remembered having signed some {, for White il his office, the contents Of which she did not know.
 1 When she got frightened about the papers and demanded to see them. she said White took her 10 Hummei's Of i fee and there they burned a paper which had her name at the bottom ' She was not allowed to see what the ! paper contained before it was de- st-oys-i.
 1 Mrs. Thaw's testimony was made amusing at times by the interiections of the names which Thaw had applied to the lawyer, and Whites agitated questioning as to what she had told IIummel about him. She declared she had told the lawyer rotEing.
 Well. White said to me. there is
 something wrong somew here. Hum
 mel has just squeezed thousand fiol
 iars out of me and Lord only knows
 hcH soon he will squeeze another.
 tfen remembered having told Mr
 Hunimel. when he threatened things
 akouf Thaw. that he had better Dc
 Careful. for Thsw knew lot of terri
 bic things about White
 The defense endeavore1 70 put IT evidence today the wills Uf Harry
 J'haw and Evelyn Thaw executed thS
 rIght of their wedding There were
 so many interlinaticns. additions ant . erasures that Justice Fitzgerald belC
 the documents were not admissible , until the changes were proved. Del
 mas said he would endeavor to prov,
 this as the wills and the interlinea
 tions and codicil by Thaw. had to d
 with the proof tending to show th'
 insanity of the defendant. It came
 out that the name of Stanford Whit
 appeared in Thaw's testament. Mrs
 Thaw will go on with her direct exam
 iration Monday morning.
 i Just what will be the nature of Je , rome's crossexanInstion iS mere con je6ture. It is said he will try to st
 tack her credibility and probably as t'
 Der ability to remember other thing
 as well as she has the stories she ha