The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21
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White Wrote to Girl.

White Wrote to Girl.
1t developed that tile forty-two letters
introduced yesterday and identified BY
Mrs. Thaw were written by Stanford
White to another girl. !.
'.Where are Stanford Whites letters?'
'Mr. Hartridge has some Of them. :
Mr. Jerome demanded the production OF
the letters Thaw's counsel made no re-
Spouse. Mr.. Jerome proceeded.
Ibid you give those letters to Mr..
Hartridge?"
NO
who did?"
"N1r. Thnw."
you gave them to your husband?'
Yes"
shetestificd that she gave fourteen lot
terst to Mr.. Thaw in Paris in 1908. AZ
forwards she received them from Thaw's
valet, and gave them to Thaw again,
presumably after he had shot White.
All of these letters, she said. We're re-
ceived from White while she was abroad
In 1908, and We're given to Thaw. She
also gave him some letters, she couldn't
remember how many, which had been
received before that time.
Fenced with Jerome.
Where are those letters now?' asked
Mr.. Jerome
I don't know
When did you see them last?'
In Paris, In 1908"
DO you remember their contents?"
only in general way"
MIR. Jerome questioned the witness at
length regarding the. letters which were
placed IN warehouse before she went to
Europe, and taken out after her return.
what became of those letters?" he
asked
II fhnr1 10 nv, -
Mrs. Thaw fenced with the district ot-
torney.
Mrs. Thaw fenced with the District
Attorney quite sllilfully at times Keen
ing her wits,well about her. Mr.. To-
roHle spent an hour or more on the
subject of Stanford Whites letters
MIS-. TlaW declaring that the fourteen
letters which Thaw turned over 10 Mr.
Hartridge We're the only ones she nos.
itlNely knew We're in existence.
When Mr.. Jerome would ask occn
slohally very pointed question. evil
uentiy 1or the purpose Of tripping the
witness, MIS-. Thaw would reply with
an emphatic nod of her head, "I didn,f
say that
You are sure these fourteen let
tors IN MI llartridge's hands are the
only ones in cNistence?" asked Mr. Je
rome.
There may he some in trunk"
Where is the trunl1?'
I'm Paris"
Didn't you in 1903 take letters from
a warehouse in this city?'
| Yes. | took some at that time"
weren't some sent you afterward?,
Yes. Stafford White sent me a
trunk from The warehouse, and it con-
| tanned some papers"
Mrs. Tnaw said the goods In the
| warehouse were stored in her mothers
name. and there was a row over let
ting her have anything. Stanford
White arranged to get the trunk out,
however.
Gave Thaw the Letters.
| "Thaw was pressing you all the time
| to give him all tho details of this at
fair With Stanford White, wasn't he?"
| "Xcs."
You gave him the letters before your
| ma,riagc?'
! YES"
Mr.. jerome here dropped the subject
! Of the letters for tho time being, and
turned to Mrs. Thaw's story to her hus-
band.
How long wer you unconscious in that
Twenty-tourth Street house. ut the time
OF your experience with Stanford White?'
i. don't remember"
Was IT after midnight that you be-
came unconscious2"
Yes, think 1t was
Was 1t before daylight?"
Mrs Thaw hesilatcd, ana then replied
Yes, before daylight"
Mr. Jerome read from Mig Tl,nw's al.
rect testimony the statement that sht
sat mp al that night. She replied ina
she meant the rest of the night ate
she had boon taken home.
Ted" Marks.
when did YOU first meet Ted Marks?
went on Mr.. Jerome.
II think 1t was in 1900 or early Il
1901 in New York"
" ,, received letters from hlm?n
up 10 that time your relations wit
your mother We're frlendly?,