The Detroit times., 1908-01-21

tCentinaed from First PaseJ
Odd you have a hard time max
ms Ihaw know ABOUT the personality
OF stanford White?
Q-po you remember attending a
ehildren's Christmas festival on the
last sunday night In December. lso3g
o..Did, YOU drink champagne that
Ar dia
Gas Mr. Hummers gWsstt
-Te-~.You sat mt his table.
A-fes, but went there with Mr..
o-Did you scn Thaw you had gone
there from the theaterY
o-And YOU told him you had sup
Pc. atter your arrival?
o--And that you played the plano
and drank champagne?
o--And that after you recovered
from the effects White look you homes
Q-And that you sat up all night
Ayes.
After some further questioning. Mrs.
Evelyn Thaw replied" TO query
spring OF 1905. Mae McKenaie was iii
in the hospital. by saying Miss Nc
Kenzie had pneumonia in 1904.
Kenzie said to YOU that willie had
that she said to White that Il was so
nice that you and aHrry Thaw thought
so much OF each other and that White
said: ''Oh. that won't last" and that
when YOU said II would, White said:
"Oh. will get her back?"
Ayes, ] told Mr.. Thaw that.
Q-when you were In Paris with
Thew in 1903, did White send you any
Q-Did you cable Whittier
A--No.
Thaw Called White.
Old Thaw cable Whitee
Al think so.
Q-What was II about7
Alt was about Craig Wadsworth.
Q-What about IL?
A--eH was annoying mother in Lon
don. She had been left In London with
o-bid she know you were going
| away with Thaw?
| A--She knew OF II.
Q-Did she consent?
A-She consented to nothing.
x-Nothins / did had Ter approval
x-That She was going to America
~" and rhaw saesested to your
mother t 81 rem 4 TSr WITH se better for
1 hsD'"~. ~ A~'s~f'f "ttH SSe'
ODD you urge your mother to stay
Al didn't want her to go to Amer
| lea and I told her SO.
$50 Thaw cabled to White, or read
to yoA what was supposed 70 be a cable
thing about my mother and Craig
Wadsworth.
Q-And Craig wadsworth was con-
Dected with the American embassy
Vy
Jerome Can't Trip Her Up.
Q--And your mother had gone to the
| American embassy to complain OF your
actions with Thaw?
thing You asked me the same thing
at the last trial and told YOU no,
QAThis cablegram that Thaw read to
| you was ent subsequent to your leav-
| Ing your mother In London?
Ayes.
White was to stop Craig wadsworth.
| secretary of the American embassy, In
| London. from annoying your mother:
Ayes.
Q-Whom did you write to?
A--To Mazis Toilette. Miss McKenEie
and one or two letters to Mr.. White.
| Odd Thaw suggest what you
| A-No.
| 2=Whatt did you say about the
1 Al ala not want MIN 10 henu IL.
| thought It a crazy idea.
= Recess.
When Evelyn Nesbit Thaw mounted
the witness stand today, she knew
from the first Questions OF District At
torney Jerome, In cross-examination.
that she would be driven to tell every
! thing-every hithei to secret fact OF
her life to the minmest detail, even
facts that she had teen spared the
teffiug ut the former trfat of her htfs-
band for the murder OF Stanford
White.
II appears from Justice Dowling's
attitude that all the names which
Mrs. Thaw was permitted to whisper
to Mr.. Jerome at the last trial Will
have to come out and go In the rec
ords. The district attorney has In
sisted on every circumstance and incl.
dent being iotold In complete detail
He Is expected to ask, as before, who
was present at the meetings between
Stanford White and Evelyn Nesbit.
1t Is said many prominent persons are
involved.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-This Is how
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw yesterday de-
scribed, in answer to Attorney Little
toms questioning. the shooting scene,
when her husband, Harry X. ThRw,
killed Stanford White on Madison
Square Roof garden:
II saw Harry stand still and next
noticed that Stanford White was
there"
Q-Then what did you see Mr..
White do?
Al saw him turn and look at Mr..
Thaw--staring at him; | saw the ex-
preston OF his face and l knew that
something was wrong.