The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-08


WHO suggested going away from the
garden
II did"
How far had you gone when something
happened?'
Almost 10 the elevator. I had turned
around to speak To Mr. Thaw.
How Tar were You from Mr.. White
them
About as far as the end OF the jury
box"
You saw Mr. White sitting there?"
II did"
Did you sec Mr.. Thaw them"
Not until minute or so afterward- lie
was directly in front Of Mr. White, stand
ing with his arm up i'm the air.
Did you hear shots fiTed?'
Heard shots Fired.
Yes. Immediately that saw Mr.. White
I heard the shots"
How many shots?'
Three shots"
What did you say
Il said to Mr.. McCaleb: I think he has
shot him..
Did AIr. Thaw come over to where you
were?"
Yes 7 asked him what he had done.
He leaned over and kissed me and said: L
have probably saved your life.
What happened them
Il left"
You said that you are the wife Of the
defendant
Yes"
when were you married.?
"On April 4, 1895
Where
In Pittsburg, at the residence Of DR..
McEwen. pastor Of the Third Presbyterian
Church"
''Who were present.
Thaw's Brother Present.
Il think Mr.. Josiah Thaw. Mr. Thaw's
brother" the witness went on after d
moment.
when had Mr.. Thaw proposed for the
first time?"
In June, 1903, in Paris"
At the time did you refuse him."
u did"
Did you state in explaining your refusal
Of his proposal that it had something to
do with Stanford White?"
"Yes"
state what happened.
Mr. Thaw told me that he loved me and
wanted TO marry me. / stared AT him for
a moment. and then he said. Don't YOU
care for me-? and said that I did. Then
be asked me what was the matter. I said
Nothing Why won't you marry me-?
he said. lie put his hands on my Shout
ders and asked. Is it because of Stanford
White?' and I said Yes Then he told me
he would never love any one else or marry
any one else. I started to cry. He said
he wanted me 10 tell him the whole thing
Then I began 10 tell him how I first met
Stanford White"
Mrs. Thaw told Of an experience with
White.
She sat up all night after he had taken
her home.
Kissed Hem Of Dress.
Mrs Thaw said Mr.. Thaw. when she told
him. got down on his knees, picked up the
edge Of her dress and kissed it..
BE kind enough to remember YOU are 70
omit" said Mr.. Delmas. "in relating the
narrative Of what you told Mr.. Thaw. the
name Of any other person save that oil
Mr.. White. Now continue"
"A young lady asked my mother several
times TO let me so out with her TO lunch
she came again and again to me before ]
sent her to my mother. finally, and she
said All right My mother finally con
scented
Proceed
'Ou the day I was 70 go my mother
dressed me and ! went with Miss -, the
other young lady. in q hansen. hoping We
would go TO the ballroom. because
wanted To see it. But we went straight
down 10 Broadway, through Twenty
fourth street. up to "a dingy looking door
The young lady jumped out and asked me
to follow her
Told Everything.
I'VE went up some steps TO a door. ]
stopped and asked the young lady where
we We're going, and she said: It's al
right" \ mans voice called down
Hello"
"Who was it,"
IT was Stanford White" said the wit
ness clearly.
What did you find in the room or stu
do to which you went?'
a table set for four"
This is all what you told Mr.. Thaw?'
put in Mr.. Jerome.
1T was" said young Mrs. Thaw. 81
told him everything
How were you dressed?" asked Mr.
Delmas.
7 wore a short dress and my hair was
down my back"
The witness said they went up into an.
other room, where "a big japanese UNI
brelia was swinging
The witness. continuing. said that after
ward they went Tor d drive TO the parl
and then returned to the house with Mr.
White. She said when she got home she
told her mother everything that hap
pened
Did YOU see Mr.. White again. o.
White Promised Protection.
Yes: he came to see my mother and told
her that l would be all right in New
York, and that he would take care oil
me-
Mrs. Thaw said she met White in Sep
TENDER. 1901, in studio in East Twenty
second street. The door opened of itself
she said. and the house looked at first as
if no one lived there
She said she went upst6irs and met Nj
White, a photographer and another man
She related her experience in the photo
graphic studio, and said she had poseC
until she was very tired, and that White
who had come in, ordered food, and they
had something to eat.
She testified that she drank but one
glass of champagne.
Luncheon in studio.
THE next night. she continued. Il got
a note from Mr.. White asking me TO come
down to the studio for a luncheon after
the theater with some friends. a carriage
would come for me and would take me
home after the party, he wrote.
II went down TO the Twenty fourth
street studio again and found Mr.. White
and no one else there.
=. .Mhat do Won thinL2 ., he said ~ NE