The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-10
GAPS VISIBLE IN
STORY Of EVELYN
GLAMOR OF sELF.MARTYRDoM
ALREADY GONE FROM coNsio.
GRAFTON OF PUBLIC.
CURIOUS GAPS VISIBLE

! ThaWs VIII ProVtted Fund OF S15,0t.
For Chorus Girls Wronqed by
White--Spacplaton Now
Exs,s.
1 With the giamon OF sclfm artyrdom
already gone from tie consideration Of
the public in the revelations of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, her testimony lessenina
in Importance ard cprioas gaps visible
/ 10 the evidence through which tie
head and shoulders of jerome appear
/ like d threat, the situation n tie Thaw
t la is rapidly oTystaIlizing.
/ Admirably within hounds on Thurs.
day, she gave herself rein Friday. In
the Knowledge that she had acquitted
herself we'll, she lost all stage fright,
There was that groresque effect Of
Iunreaiity in the conjuncturs Of so foul
. narrative with 50 childishIy innocent
an aspect and bearing.
Unabashed in her allusioas TO her
connection with Stanford White as in
all else, she click clacked on from one
incident OF what Jerome called "tattIe
of the Tenderloire - to another and left
the stand quite unconscious that she
had severely blocked the advance Of
the defense.
New York Feb 9--Doubt ana spocu
lation exists topiehf as Ia iast what
course the defense win take i'm the
case of Harry Thaw when the trial is
resumed Monday, When The court
adjourned rridav # was tba tof. ption
Of Dolmas agafr to place Mrs Thaw
on the Stand to continue the narration
of me story mon which the nrisoHer's
life depends.
District Attorney Jerome had dram.
otjcaIly nrotested AGAINST any further
cd faration of tbe dAado inst bagcro
t6erisy Jay alIio,7,rirnb,f was frkan.
and bod bepn unbeld nv Jndge Fitz
gerald in his contention that a broad
or foundation of insanity should be
laid before "lo3se tattle Of the Tender.
loin7 sbould be sprsad upon the re.
cords. The district attorneys refer
ance was to question Delmag had pu
10 Nrs. Thaw whether She ana her
husband had scasged together "the !
fate Of other girls at The hands OF |
stanford White"
The courts ruling that The INSANITY |
# fhe defendant has not v5t been suf |
1clently @ tablished 10 admit of bring
ne i1 or further details of his wifos
~. in7ony NAV result in a temporary |
,hangc in the l.nc Of evidence. Tho |
,ours TO be pursued Monday depends |
,reatlv upoa the attitude Of District I.
Attorney Jerome VINO declared he
,ould have offered legitimate objection /
O Mrs Thaw's testimony at the very /
,utset On the grosnd that the alleged /
insanity of defendant had not been
,stabli. he'd; but had relrained from $50
Icing because Of the fact he knew
he testimony as TO her revolutions to |
Harry Thaw must com ont some
inc
If Jerome pprsis 8 Monday in bis OBJ.
ectione 10 The line Of examination in |
Iiratei bv DaImas' question as 10 st0r
es concerning young women other /
han the wife of the def ndant, the
Prosecuting officer will be asked tenn.
,orarilv 10 excuse Mrs.. Thaw 10 per
nit of the Introduction OF evidence
ulinr As Jorom probably viii De
-tad of the dala- before he takes up /
he difficult task OF cross examiua ioN .
ne volrz wife bc is expected TO cen.
on5 to the ulan.
In that event d lmas will first al
empf tn get in evidence Harry Thaw4 I
y.u which was -uied out Friday be
,rea the interiineations to il had not