The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

ed out Just one glass FOR mo. ana 1
paid no attention to it. Mr.. White
went away, came back, and said: /
decorated this room myself Then he
asked me why l was not drinking my
champagne. and said l did not like
it;sit tasted bitter But he persuaded
HE to drink 1t, and l did.
Drunk the Champagne
And All Became Black.
"a few moments after l had drunk tho
champagne there began a pounding and
thumring In my cars, and the room got
all black
Mrs. Thaw was almost In tears at this
stage.
When l awoke my clothes had
been taken off. started to scream. Mr..
White threw a kimono on me. AS / sat
UP l saw mirrors all around tho roonL
/ began to scream again, and Mr.. White
asked me to keep quiet. When he thEew
the klmono over me he left the room.
screamed harder than ever. / don't
remember how got my clothes on Ho
took mo home, and ] sat up MI night
crying"
Where was Mr. White when you recov-
cred consciousness?'
He was beside me-"
What did he say afterwards?'
''Ho made me swear that I would
never tell my mother. He said there was
no use in talking. and the greatest thing
IN this world was not to get found out
He said the girls in the theatres were
foolish to talk. lie laughed afterwards
was Mr. Thaw excited when You told
him those things?' asked Mr.. Delmas.
Thaw Renewed Offer to
Make Her His Wife.
Eyes, he was excited, and walked UP
and down the room. We sat UP all
night He said it wasn't my fault: that
no ono could blame me- and that was
only All unfortunate girl, and that he
didn't think any the less of me; he
would marry me- anyway
Did he offer to marry you again?"
Yes. and told him that If did
marry him the friends of Stanford White
would laugh at him and laugh at me-
4 The witness said she told Thaw that
at would not be well to marry on account
OF his family. He persisted that he
wished to marry her.
Mrs. Thaw declared Stanford White
was at the Cafe Martin the night OF the
shooting. She and Thaw dined there
and She saw White. Mrs. Thaw said
the note she wrote her husband In Cafe
Martin related to Stanford White. This
evidence was later stricken out.
Mrs. Thaw gave testimony corroborat-
Ing that of other witnesses as to the
details o. the shooting of Stanford White.
What Happened at
Madisan Square Roof Garden.
Mrs. Thaw said that she sat in the
seats with Mr.. TruXton Beale and Mr..
McCaleb He, husband went TO 10,
back of the theatre, she said. He was
away about fifteen minutes, when he
returned and took a seat beside her.
How long did he remain at your sidc?''
s. About half an hour
What was his manner them"
1t seemed TO be the same as ever
Did you talk abou, anything special
them,
NO. just general
WHO suggested going away from the
garden
Il did
The play was not interesting TO your
Not a Bit said the witness
How did you start when you went
out:"
4 think that Mr.. aiccaleb and were
IN the lead and Mr.. Thaw and Mr.. Beale
followed
y -Te sId saw Nj J. white { there"
Probably Saved Your Life"
and Kissed His Wife.
Did you see Mr.. Thaw them"
Not until a minute or so afterwards.
He was directly in front OF Mr. White,
standing with his arms up in the air.
did you hear shots frcd?"
Yes; Immediately that l saw Mr..
White heard the shots"
How many shots?'
Three Shots"
What did you say?'
Il said to Mr. McCaleb Il think he
has shot him."
Did Mr.. Thaw come OVER to where
you were?"
Yes. asked him what he had done.
He leaned over and Kissed me ana said:
! have probably saved your life.'"
What happened them"
81 left.'
=, you said that you are the wife Of
The defendant"
Yes"
Married in Pittsburg at
Home of Presbyterian Minister.
When We're you married."
ON April a, 1905"
where"
In Pittsburg AT the residence Of DR.
McEwen pastor of the Third proehyta.
rlan Church,
mus the story ran, with just here nd
mere an interruption by AIR. Delmas ,c
advise the girl 10 Xix the dates Of tSe
various happenings. and always TO ,n,l
y Just whas she Ind tod Harry Tha,y when
ne asked lies 10 become his wjfa r,
was through the fact that sho had ..tord
everything 10 Harry that sfe was nor.
lnitted under the rules of law 10 give hc,
story TO The jury. ~
Thaw Pale, But Brave-Faced,
Smiled at His W;fa
Ihnw sal pale, but brave-taced he,
side his counsel when Ills wife toas ~, ~,
stand The two exchanged gIances 49, ,s,l
the falntest of smiles played ahm, ~,
iirnlsytset lips Of the sirl. She wore -, -,
blue, long-coated dress she Nov t'
had on each day of the tral About M,
neck was !. iiat turned-lown coilnr s,,,.,
Aas lille boys wear. caught rogotfIos ~,
The Itch Fiend
That is Salt Rheum o. Eczema.--oBe :
the outward manifestations Of sqrofu,s
am, .Itn.E yl,1,,.