The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

down the aisle, looking In the same direc-
ton"
what direction?" asked Delmas.
Towards the place where he suSbe =
quently shot White"
Then Mr.. Thaw returned TO where his
people were sitting and Mr.. McCaleb gave
up his seat to him and Mr. McCaleb
came over to me and sat down IN the
chair Mr.. Thaw had occupied. We talked
few minutes and then Mr.. Thaw came
over TO us He stopped for a moment and
left.
"Thaw went out of the garden at the
entrance by the elevator and was gone for
two or three minutes Then he re-
appeared. still looking about him. Then
he looked up into the gallery. approa ached
the gallery steps and went up He came
down little later and passed me and
nodded He walked on to where his par
" was sitting.
Describes the Shooting.
"As soon as he arrived the whole party
got up and prepared 10 go. Mrs. Thaw
and MI McCaieb went first, and then
Beale stopped and spoke TO me for q few
moments. Very soon after this I heard
three pistol shots and saw cloud of
his pistol at the ground said, why,
that's Harry Thaw.'
"Never mind what you said" corrected
Jerome and Delmas in unison.
II went to the entrance. keeping my
eyes on Thaw all the while. Then l saw
a man lying face down on the floor The
mans face was so blackened with pow
der that L did not recognize my brother
jn-law. and left the place without know
ing who the man was
1.-THE witness Is With you" said Mr.
Jerome, turning to Mr.. Delmas.
Mr.. Delmas questioned the witness as
TO what he did following the tragedy
ITO whom did you first relate the story
as you have told 1t here?' asked Mr. Del
mas.
ITO my lawyer, Mr. Blackwell a few
days after the tragedy"
And you told him what you have told
here?"
Yes. ! also told my lawyer that If
know what he was talking about"
Never mind what you told your law
YER said Delmas,
Mr.. Smith was excused,
Rudolph Eckmyer; the photographer
er pictures of Evelyn Nesblt. was called
TO the stand and shown several mega
tlyes. He identified two OF them as neg
etives Of the AFFIDAVIT Evelyn Nesbit is
flee. The original affidavit was destroyed.
il photograph had been taken OF 1t, how
ever by the same man who had been
Miss Nesbit Mr.. Jerome hopes To in
troduce ihc negative as foundation for
putting in evidence the copy of the atn-
dnVit,
.:Were You ever employed In the Camp
bell studo?" asked Jerome.
~ WAS at one time the manager
Two negatives were shown the witness
and lie said there was in Campbelrs
studio system of numbering negatives.
TWO photographs were shown him and
he was asked " he took them Before
he could reply Demas objected.
Jerome Again Overruled
Jerome produced the record and read
from II the statement made by Delmas
early In the trial TO the effect that the
defense would not take advantage OF the
privilege to controvert testimony.
Il now offer, to prove by this witcnss
the exact date on which these pictures
were taken, which was: Mrs. Thaw tes-
titled. the day before she was ravished
by Stanford White. And / further offer
to prove that on that occasion Stanford
White was not where she said he was"
said the District Attorney.
Fl have nothing to say except TO insist
on my objection said Delmas, and the
court sustained the objection
Dernas then asked that all that Je-
rome had said be stricken from the rec
ord.
Jerome replied by stating that the re-
marks could not be stricken from the
record. as they were addressed TO the
court In Il legal argument,
"on the other hand.'' he said. 'I ask