The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-20
EVELYN NESBITT RESUMES STORY OF
 HER LIFE; JEROME BEGINS EXAMINA TON

having come from stanfard White The letters were marSeh as defendants ex- hibfts o, R, S. T. U, ", and W.
 After a moments delay still other letters were Identified.
 Letter after letter MT. Delmas hand ed the witness and she identified each one by simple inclination Of ner head She took the letters in her hand one at a time and only glanced al each before she returnd 1t to the attorney. When Mrs. Thaw had iden- titled thirty letters MT. Delnias return ed to the counsel table and then brought forth a new package and the woi.: of Identification continued.
 In all Mrs. Thaw ientified forty two letters. She was nearly hait an hour at the task
 There were two vacnt places at the table occupied by the atorney's for the defense this morning the seats usual ly cccupid by Mr. Gleasn~ and MT. Peabody. faving only four lawyers present, MT. Delmas. Mir Hartridge, Mir. OReilly and Mir. McPike. It was said that MT. Gleason was suffering from toothacha Mir. Peabody. 1t was said. was examining witnesses.
 As the examination of the letters were concluded Mir. Delmas turned to the witness.
 HOW long have you known May Mackenzie?'
 since 1901"
 ':How long has MT. Thaw known herr
 since 1904"
 Did you in May 1906, relate to MT. Thaw a conversation you had with May Mackenzie, especially with re- ference to what she said to you re- sarding Stanfard winter"
 District Attorney Jerome objected A. 1.Ns& xxval AxyA
 May Mac Kensie told me" said Mrs Thaw, stanford White had been to see her and that she had told him that Harry and I were getting along finely together. She said she thought it was so nice the way we loved each other.
 stanford whites Prediction.
 'she said Stanford White had re- marked: Pooh. 1t won't last. I VIII get her back"
 Did Mir. Thaw say anything when you told him this?'
 He said he had already heard it from Miss Mackenzie"
 What was his condition when you told himT's
 subject of Stanford White, very excited
 you had second operation in 1905, did you not?"
 sYes"
 "Who made the arrangements for it and paid the cost?''
 Harry K. Thaw."
 How much was the bil1?"
 Tn all about sS.ooo. The operation itself was s1.0oo."
 The nature of the operation was not gone into.
 Did MT. Thaw have any conversation with the attending physician at that time regarding your previous relations with Stanford White "
 'fNo sir. not in my presence"
 Did MT. Thaw at the time of your marriage and subsequent thereto talk very much about the incident in your life connected with Stanford White?"
 "Yes. He always talked about 1t. He would waken me often at night, sob- ping. And then he would constantly ask me questions about the details of this terrible thing"
 Did you visit May Mackenzie at her apartments in. 1904T'
 '"Yes, sir. She was ill" While you were there did Stanford White. come in?''-
 'Did you tell Mir Thaw of anything that then occurredT'
 Tried to Embrace Her.
 '+"Yes. Stanford White spoke to me several times and always answered, yes or no, He then came over and started to straighten a bow on my hair. My hair was short, having been cut off at the time of my first operation. Then Stanford White tried to put his his arms around me and wanted me to sit beside him on the bed. told him to leave me alone"
 Mrs. Thaw said that Harry Thaw al- ways attributed her ill-health. the nec- -aA AkaA ktAw. 4~ Stanford White. Mrs. Thaw also testi- fled that Thaw had told her he was go- ing to take up Stanford Whites affairs with Anthony Comstock.
 T told him 1t would do no good, that Stanford White had many influential friends and that he could stop 1t. I told him that lots of people would not be- lieve the things about Stanford White on account of his personality"
 Did you and MT. Thaw discuss the fates of other young women at the hands of Stanford White. and did you tell him certain names?"
 Mir. Jerome objected.
 Counsel keeps up this incessant lead ing, leading. leading" commented Mir. Jerome. T must object"
 MT. Delras reframed the question band had discussed a number of young women.
 Are they the same as mentioned in the codic1l to Mr. Thaw's willy"
 Mrs. Thaw read the codicil and the names were the same. Fate of SPiA Girl" Did you and MT. Thaw discuss the fate of the Pie Girl?" Yes, sir It was in Paris in 1903, He | asked me what other girls I knew of who had suffered at the hands of Stan ford White. I told him I had heard of the Pie Girl, whose name was known to both of us. A girl at the theatre had told me about 1t and that night when Stanford White came to my dressing | room I asked him about 1t. He asked