The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10

Il women other than the wlfc OF tho d.
ft1dSnt The prosecuting piiiccr Will bc
~ asked Temporarily TO a&rusc Mrs. THAN
& io permit Of tho introduction hf eviaSNof
I'll 3necotd With fastica fi&gernlas
ruling.
! Az ,slr. Jerome probably will BE- glad
i III the delay before 10 takes ZIP tho diff
x S,,lt task of cross. examining the young,
Sftfe, ile - expected to consent 10 tle
r plan.
I Will to Play Part.
II Iii that event. air Delmns Mil first
fstter1pt TO yet IN evidence Harry Tlaw'a
X 4S!ll, Wnicli was ruled out ON Friday bo-
cause the manS intcrlineatinns In this
. somewhat culnbersosne document" as Mir.
Jerome referred to H. had not been
I sutl.tirntly proved.
i'fais will consists OF abou. sixty pages.
\ soiic closely typeWritten and Others IN
aStiic largo handwriting OF the defendant.
Susttee Fitzgerald HELD that the Will must
\ be shown to have been IN It's i,rosent con-
\ iGitisn when 1t was signed.
it3i,cS of the Witnesses TO the instrument.
n Miss Pierce. Who WIS put upon. the
stand for u few moments yesterday de-
clarcd she l,od not read the Will NJ tie
sStinlo OF witnessing Harry IhGw's sigma
y t,re 10 II. anlfcould not swear that the
jDtaTlncntions and erasuies we're the
A. 1905. when the will was finaliS APP
proved by tile testator and signed. Harry
Y sTheiw liiinsel. suggested that The witness
he asked IL some vi tho writing III the
will had not been dong III her presence.
She replied that there Was considerable
a ~s:tit,g heing done. but size ceI!d ,lot
remember what Il was
Feared Write.
y AR De!mas IS Very anxious to lEeTe
!. this will so In evidence, believing it viii
go further than nil< Other documentary
proof he can produce 10 SHOW The eject
Evelyn Ncshits story cf her treatment
Mt tho hands OF STANFORD White had upcn
the mind of tho defendant .Although
counsel deny that the information is a.
together accurate, ID leaked on. to-day
tisat ono OF .ha provisions i'll Harry
Ifiaw,'s viii IS the setting aside Of :,
sum OF s5Q.ao0 for the prosecution Of al
persons who may ap concerned III citse
sof the death Of testatpr by YiolcnYe- The
probable instisat6r of tile an,icpated net
: OF violence IS said 10 be revealed in tbs
provision.
Another paragraph in the Will. it
IS said. made provision OF fGnI for
tise benefit Of Young women who. the
will declared, suffered treatment III
the hands OF the dead man. similar
10 that of his wife's.
The reports concerning the will even |
so 50 far as 10 say that the names
of Mr. Whites alleged victims arc
included in the clause of the will re-
iating 10 this subject
ii. Deimas, II is said. may call TO
the stand on Monday, an attorney
from Plttsburg, who will he asked as
70 the interlineations made in the |
Will and is expected to prove they
We're put there at the time the tnsta-
naeut was signed.
Failing 10 show that each one Of |
the inte.llneations can be remembered |
by the witness. Mr., Delmas viii offer
the codicN 10 the VIII, which In I
the defendants own handwriting. !
without interIineations. 1t is nor de- ,
finHeiy known whether all the allesa- |
items as to Stanford White are in
5tlle codfcii. but il is said that some
Of them are.
Thaws Will made provision FOR
Howard Nesbit, Erelyn's brother, who. !
ii has been reported viii take the
stand in opposition to his sister. |
Young Nesbit has been in constant att,
tendance at the trial in company with
the late Stanford Whites secretary
but never has gone near tlie group
of Thaw relatives The rest OF 'rhuw,s
property was to so to his Wife.
Mutual Wills.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw also signed