The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
EVEL YIN NESBITT THAW
 TELLS HER PITIFUL STORY

 marry mer he said. He put his hands on my shoulders and asked: IS 1t because of Stanford White and ! said. Yea Then he told me he would never love any one else or marry any one ese. I started to cry. He said he wanted me to tell him the whole thing. Then I began to tell him how first met Stanford Wnite. Be kind enough to remember you , are to omit said Mir. Delmas m re. lating the narrative of what you toIo MT. Thaw the name of any other person save that of MT. White. Now continue" "A young lady asked my mother sev. eral times to let me go out with hef to lunch. She came again and again to me before sent her to my mother My mother finally consented" Proceed"
 -on the day was to go my mother dressed me and went with MISS -. the other young lady in a hanson. hoping we would go to the ball room because I wanted to see 1t. Entered Dingy Apartment. But we went straight down to Broadway. through Twenty-fourth street, up to a dingy looking door, The young lady jumped out and asked me to follow her" MT. Jerome objected to the form Of the narrative and he asked:
 Did you reIste all that to MT. Thaw?"
 ."Yes," said the witness, "he told me to tell him eve -ything."
 " "By the way" interpreted Delmas, what was the date of that eventT
 "As nearly as ] car remember" with a pu ,k-.r f her for ehead. Tt was ia August, 1eoJ :" s,rce months old?" ,.....-
 "Yes
 "Your mother dressed you to go?"
 T must caution you tc tell only what you told MT. Thaw.'
 T will" said She witress and went on:
 "The dinsy door opened. nobody seemed to open 1t.
 What did you do then?"
 We went up some steps to another door. which opened to some other apartment. sto~ped and asked the young lady where we were going and she said. Its all right A mans voice called down TIello.'"
 Tt was Stanford White" said the witness clearly.
 What did you find in the room or studio to which you went?"
 A taDle set TOT TOUT.
 '"This is all what you told Mfr. Thaw7" put in MT. Jerome.
 'Tt was" said young Mrs. Thaw, T told him everything"
 There was halt In the testimony here. while MT. Jerome and MT. Dal- mas whispered.
 Wore Short Dress.
 sHow were you dressed?' asked Mir. Delmas.
 T wore a short dress with my hair down my back"
 The witness said they went up into another roo T, where a big Japanese umbrella was swinging.
 MT. Jerome objected to the testimo- ny on the ground that he would have no opportunity to prove or disprove the facts alleged.
 MT. Delras said the defense would offer no objection to the district at- torney probing the correctness of the facts.
 She said that afterwards they went for drive to the park. then returned to the house with MT. White sha said when she got home she told her mother everythine that appened
 Did your mother subsequently re- ceive a letter from Stanford whiteT'
 'She did"
 What was in the letter?'
 ~ uShS1 tliONnST to call on MT. White at number 1s0 Fifth Ave nue.
 Did vou tell MT. Thaw about that?"
 T did"
 When your mother returned did she tell you anything?
 ''She did,
 What did your mother tell you?"
 He asked her to take me to den- ttst ana have my teeth fixed and for  White told her he did that for the oth- CT girls"
 When did you next see white?'
 Invited To Studio.
 "I saw him in the studio. I got a note from him previously inviting me to party and saying a carriage would be waiting for me on the corner Be- fore that he had sent me a hat. a feather boa. and cape. There was another man and girl with us"
 Mir. Delmas mentioned the names of the other parties to Mr. Jerome
 Where did you go?'
 "To the studio in Madison Square tower. We had a very nice time there Mr. White said was only to have one glass of champagne and that I was to be brought home early. told MT. Thaw that we had several parties of this kind in the tower"
 OlO you see MT. w Wnlte dgaln?
 Yes, he came to see my mother. told her that I would be all right in New York and that he would take care of me"
 Mrs. Thaw said she met White In September 1901, In a studio in East Twenty Second street. The door open ed of itself. she said, and the house looked at first as if no one lived there,
 She said she went up stairs and get Mir. White, photographer and another man.
 The witness whispered the name of the man to MT. Jerome who wrote 1t down.
 What did you see thereT'
 There was lot of expensive gowns there.''
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