Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
THAW
TAKES STAND.
F0RHUSBAND
GIRL WIFE CENTRAL
FIGURE IN COURT FIGHT
Another Array Of Witnesses
Testify to Belief in Sanity of
Stanford Whites Slayer
State Names AIieniStS,
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White Plains, \. Y. July l2.--EN-
elyn Ncshit rhaw. as pretty as ever,
petulant and sohool-grllsh and dressed
IN the familiar blue which She affected
So much during the trial of her hus-
band Harry *. Thaw, for Che murder
of stanford White, was on the stand
for more than an hour before Justice
Mills n the supreme court today, sub
poenaed by the state in its tght to keep
ThaW ia the asylum for the criminal
insane at MatteaWan Bat Tor the ap-
sence of The Eton collar, which Mrs
Thaw wore during both Of the murder
trials, she appeared much the same
as She aid when Jerome WAS trying to
send Harry ThaW to the electric chair
She is little more mature, perhaps,
but she showed the Same eirllshhess
that won sympathy for her while tes q
tifying heretofore and at times she
was petulant to the eXtcut of tears.
Though called by the state in an
andeavor to prove Harry Thaw ira
tional. what Roger Clarke. the deputy
attorney general drew from her lips
today created rather a favorable I'M
preston for her husband. She was
excused from the stand shortly after
4 O'Clock, but was re-subpoenad by
the state and VIII probably appear
again tomorrow
Upon the ultimate outcome Of
Evelyn Thaws testimony, the state
hght largely rests. Mr. Clarke ttied
hard today 10 get her to admit that
ThaN had threatened her life when she
visited him on one occasion after ms
commitment to MattaeWan But
turning appeallngly to the court she
repeatedly refused 20 answer his clies-
| tions ana after clash between conn
| sci Justice Minis ruled that he would
hold tho conversation In which the
threat was supposed to have been
made confidential one between nus
band and wife aud therefore privileged
mtil the state presented proof to SNOW
that Daniel O'RielN the New YORK
lawyer, who was present at the tlfne,
was not then acting as counsel Tor
both Nh. nnd Mrs. ThaW rms
Deputy Attorney General Clarke prom
sed to do and Mrs ThaW was excused
|after identifying a number OF papers
in her husbands handwriting.
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