Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-22

Harry and were getting along finely
together. She said she thought il
was SO nice the way we loved each
other.
"She said Stanford White had re.
marked: Pooh, it won't last long.
will get her back"
did Mr.. Thaw say anything when
you told him this?"
He said he had already heard il
from Miss Mckenzie"
What was his condition when you
told him."
The way he always was when on
the subject of Stanford White"
How was that?"
Very excited and nervous"
You had second operation in
1905, did you not?"
Yes"
who made the arrangements 70,
it and paid the cost?"
Harry K. Thaw"
How much was the bill?"
In all about $4,000. The operation
itself was $1,000"
The nature of the operation was not
gone into.
Thaw Wept Over Evelyn.
Did Mr.. Thaw have any converse.
ton with the attending physician at
that time regarding your previous re-
lations with White?"
No, sir; not in my presence"
Did Mr.. Thaw at the time of your
marriage and subsequent thereto talk
very much about the incident in your
life connected with White?"
He would waken me often at night,
sobbing. And then he would constant
ly ask me questions about the details
of this terrible thing"
did you visit May Mckenzie at
her apartments in 19O4?'
Yes: she was ill and sent me let.
ter to come to see her"
While you were there did Stan
ford White come in?"
yes. Stamford White spoke to me
several times and l always answered
yes or no. He then came over and
started to straighten bow on my
hair. My hair was short, having been
cut off at the time Of my first opera.
ton. Then Stanford White tried to
put his arms around me, and wanted
me to sit beside him on the bed. /
told him to let me alone"
Mrs. Thaw said that Harry Thaw
always attributed her ill-health, the
necessity of the second operation,
ETC., to Stanford White. Mrs. Thaw
also testified that Thaw had told her
he was going to take up Stanford
Whites affairs with Anthony Com
stock.
II told him it would do no good
that Stanford White had many influ
entail friends and that he could not
stop, it. l told him that lots of PEG
pie would not believe the things about
Stanford White on account of his per.
sonality."
Thaw Buries Face in Hands.
During the early examination of his
wife Thaw continued to converse with
Mr.. O'Reilly and DR.. Evans, occasion
ally smiling at one or the other. When
she reached the point where she told
of his feelings when Whites name
was mentioned, he buried his face in
his hands.
did you and Mr.. Thaw discuss the
fates of other young women at the
hands of Stanford White and did you
tell him certain names?"
"Mr Jerome nhieotod
Counsel keeps up this incessant
leading, leading, leading" commented
Mr.. Jerome. II must object"
Mr.. Delmas refrained the question
and Mrs. Thaw said she and her hus.
band had discussed number of
young women.
The direct examination of Mrs.
Thaw was concluded at 11:47 and she
was turned over for cross-examination,
but Mr.. Jerome asked permission to
reserve his cross-examination, to
which the defense assented. Mrs.
Game was then called.
At the afternoon session jerome
asked Mrs. Game if she had heard that
Thaw and Miss Nesbit had been eject.
ed from a hotel. Her reply that she
had read it in a paper was stricken
out. Mrs. Gaines cross-examination
was concluded at 2:45 and Evelyn
Thaw was recalled.