Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-02-28
CAVE NO QUARTER
MADE MANY CONFESSIONS
All Of the secrets Of the Chorus Girls
Past Life Laid Bare-The Trip
70 Europe and the Cable
grams.

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grams.
New YORK, Feb. 22.-under the stress
Of q dissemination In which Dis
trict Attorney jerome gave no quarter.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw broke down
Thursday upon the witness stand.
with binding tears burning their way
down cheeks which from ashen white
had flushed to crimson. she admitted
that after her first experience with
Stanford White her relations with the
architect continued several months.
There were other confessions, also.
which while damaging to her own
character, accumulated all the more
the terrible personal sacrifice she Is
making in the effort to save her hus.
band from the electric chair. The
case has progressed to the point where
the defendant has been all but lost
sight of. His girl like wife Is the
figure about whom the storm lashes.
She 1t is whose life is being searched
out and who is being held up to scorn
by the prosecuting officer.
Thaw, his face buried in bis hands,
might easily have been out Of the
courtroom picture Thursday and none
would have missed him. All eyes were
upon the witness chair and the slight
figure In blue which occupied IT. Dur
ing the day and at all times heretofore
Mrs. Thaw has had to sit on the edge
of the chair in order that her feet
might reach the floor. To make her
more comfortable for the long ordeal,
a footstool and back cushion were
provided during the afternoon.
At the close Of the most eventful
day Of the trial, Mr. JEROME an
nounced that he probably would keep
Mrs. Thaw under fire for two more
days. Adjournment was taken until
Monday morning, although nc one time
Justice Fitzgerald said that to accomo-
date outof-town witnesses he would
hold court Friday and Saturday.
There was no subject affecting the
witness of so intimate nature that
The diatriot attorney hesitated to
~, tror, H. hid,ng Mace ana hold Il
80. 80 az - 80 ~ ~ would and ali the
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cnampaene winch sne .S w. 49,
mad tasIeu Di.'eI 'ne n.saS S "a s
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cnalp@Sno o"o Aa 49, Ill H. al tho
she declared II tas'eu l,As $3.50. a. sa
rest ana oenieu tna' sne nau LSo
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us =. -. Sar.e,nc statement to
49, ns. - az .sa,d he had
shov TiT Ssr Comics Of cabiegrams sent
"a STANFORD white from Europe asking
him ~ use his influence with a certain
mon IN london tn preyent Mrs. Mes
nj from interfering with Evelyn con-
t,ruing IN ThaW,s company
Me- Thaw also was forced TO admit
,hst men .ha ana her mother went
snro.S with Thaw IN 1903 they were
s.,lI drsw,rr unon the bountv Of Stan.
sord urh,ta Nyslvn declared that she
h.S . Iattsr ~ ored,t for $500 or $500
-h;oh wss ,,van 10 her by white and
' w ~ ,e,or tuyned over IN Thav.
Thora "a ..ili a balance IN the Mer-
aan.,t. T-,,ss oomnanv n har order
S,.n
en-. r.u. mt ali If that /" said the
w,,nSS.
80. wv..,sn nv Mrs Thav in
,onI ma and falling % her CAV life IN
loin was read 70 the jury py nj
Jerome. This brought out more sosu-
nonV "A To the "OooQ HAT E9fIblau