New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-07

at the Cafe Martin and then went to the Madf<
son Square roof garden. After describing whers
they sat, he said that Mrs Thaw suggested they
leave when the second act was nearly over. and
that ne escorted her from the garden. In a some
What excited, dramatic manner he said:
We had almost reached the arch near the
elevator when the report Of three pistol shots
IN rapid succession fell upon my hearing. 7
stopped then heard Mrs Thaw exclairn, My
God. hes- shot" She stood there pale, trembling
IN apparent astonishment. Next I saw Thaw
with a pistol butt upward in his extended hand
He approached us and Mrs. Thaw exclaimed.
My God. Oh, Harry. what have you done? Why
did YOU do it, He replied I have saved your
life and kissed her"
Mr. Delmas took NIcCaleb back TO the Cats
Martin and asked him about the note written by
Mrs. Thaw to her husband. in which. it has fire.
quently been declared. she informed him that
White in the place. The witness told how
she borrowed a pencil from Harry Thaw wrote
a note and passed it to him. Then. prompted by
Mr.. Hartridge. Mr.. Delrnas said suddenly:
Il am informed that the note referred to is in
the possession Of the District Attorney. and I
now ask him TO produce it,
IMPORTANT NOTE NOT PRODUCED
Neck were craned all over the courtroom to
see the slip of paper which has been thought by
many to have been Stanford Whites death war
rant. If Mr. Jerome had It. neither by word nor
action did he betray the fact. He sat there ut
terly 1mpassive. II the demand had not been
made.
Il understand from the action Of the learned
District Attorney that he does not think 1t to
the best interests of the Peoples to produce
the note at this time" said Mr.. Delmas. and no
more was heard OF the note.
There was a tilt between NIcCaleb and Mr..
Jerome that caused lot OF laughter. The wit
ness had answered question after the court
had ruled It out.
"Why did you answer that question. sir?'
thundered Jerome. and he asked the court to ad-
monish the witness. Then he advanced toward
NIcCaleb and said:
There has been something said about q con-
versation I had with you at the Union Club
about ten days after White shot. How many
drinks had you had?''
IT don't know" NIcCaleb hesitated; 'but had
| one with you"
| A roar of laughter swept over the room. bus
| IL subsided quickly the judge vigorously
raped for order
! After Lionel Strauss. a young portrait painter,
| had told OF seeing Thaw after the shooting, and
! that in his opinion. Thaw was irrational. Mr..
| Delnas recalled DR.. Deemar. DR.. Deernar on
Tuesday vas telling Of the mental condition OF
/ John Ross. son of Mrs. Margaret Copley Ross.
| a sister of Mrs. William Thaw. when the testi-
| raony was objected to- District Attorney Jerome
| again objected. and the court ruled that before
such testimony could be competent the defence
must first indicate the kind OF insanity with
which they assert Thaw afflicted
All those members OF the Thaw family who
attended the earlier sessions were present yes
| terday giving color to the rurnor that they had
STAYED away because OF dissatisfaction with
Mr.. GIeason's conduct OF the case. For the
first time the Countess Of Yarmouth heard some
Of the testimony. She sat with Mrs George l.
Carnegie, her sister. and Josiah and Edward
Tbav. Being prospective witnesses for the de-
fence Mrs. William Thaw. Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit
Tbaw and Miss May Mackenzie were barred
from the courtroom, but remained in an ad
Joining room.