The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19

QucstiOns Put to Him.
Later in the evening the following
questions were put TO Thaw:
/. When will you begin divorce pro-
ceedings and on what grounds
.. What will YOU make your life
work?
3 VIII you attempt to organize a
crusade against the evils you have
pointed out as existing in New York
and other large cities
I. DO you expect TO make your home
IN Pittsburg?
). Have you been offered any the
atrical engagements?
D. Would you go on the Chautauqua
circuit to expose vice In high places?
Thaw wrote his replies TO the ques-
tons as follows
/. Nothing to say. .. Nothing TO
SAY. 3. No. 4. Yes. ). No. e. No.
Thaw came into the bedroom OF his
suite. where the newspaper men We're
WAITING, n distributed the answers
himself. He was asked If he INTENDED
TO go into the railroad business, ana
replied IL will haV. 80 talk that over
w.,h my friends in Pittsburg before
arrive at any decision
ThaW took a whirI about the city in
an automobile before retiring for the
night. He said he would cave FOR
pttsburg at 40 tomorrow morning.
Asked as to what his stand was going
10 be- on the liquor question, he said' y
have made no stand OF any kind nor
do ] intend 10"
lie denied a report that he was going
20 settle down as a gentleman FARMER
Th,w made 1t very clear without the
AID OF expert testimony at Jerseys IA
nous coas; r sort that he was crazy
about the ocean. In fact he was SO
crazy over the surf that he went IN
bathing twice. lie said II was such
q long time since he had a bath-in the
sed-that hs couldn't get enough OF
H. lie swan and loll.d on the beach
Tor two hours in the morning, ana
Just before train time the temptation
to take another dip oyercame him ana
b. got into a bathing suit again.
amern Again busy.
Tbs time he limited his piunse to
fifteen nut made "A dash for his
hotel and emerged in his sunday clothes
with bag and baggage about zen
minutes before train time. Thaw anu
lis party tumbled into "A big autofnobiie
and whizzed 10 the station, where a line
q! photographers. professionals and
amateurs. snapped him as he walked
slons the platform N boarded d
Pullman.
The trip to Philadelphia was made
without incident. although Thaw talked
and talked, as usual, and repeated MS
assertion that he was through with Mrs
Evelyn Thaw for good. lie declined 10
Comment on the fact that his wife had
IN an interview referred to him as 4
Fad and had asserted that she had lone
more for him than any other person on
Earth.
Not only did Thaw demonstrate his
belief in the old precept that cieanil-
ness is next to godliness by taking TWO
Sea baths at Atlantic city, but ne aiso
demonstrated his personal beliei IN
higher things by going to church In the
morning. He attended services IN the
First Presbyterian Church. accompanied
by James Mullin of Worcester. Mass, "A
former official of the Pennsylvania Rail
road and friend of DR.. Sylvester l.. SEQ
VILE Of the same city, who Is head OF
he Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
wher" Thaw went to school as IA boy,
Thaw listened attentively to A sermon
By the Rev, Henry Merle Mellon, the
pastor, on "ACcumulative Ands, ana
joined In singing the hymns.
ThaW's decision to go to church was
due to a chance meeting on the Board
walk with the venerable Mr.. Mullin. who
vas '5cn on his way to service. Mr..
Aliiiu asked him TO go along with him
ana so he went.
After the service Thaw returned TO
The boardwalk and posed for moving
picture men in "A bathing suit and on
me pier. He MAS constantly surrounded
b' groups OF curious persons and beamed
ms Aappiest as strangers gripped his
hands and congratulated him on his
escape from the clutches of the law.
Al 4 o'clock Thaw stepped out OF his
room at the Hotel Dennis and announced
mat he was going to take another dip in
NE ocean, Win several newspaper men he
reached the beach at 4 :06 and made a
run Tor the water. lie was the first to
set 10 the breakers and went in with a
Hhoop. He diyed through IA big one and
was soon swimming around outside the
0reaker line.
Al 4;lj a reporter on the boardwalk
"Ho was holding the watch shouted that
,'ule was up II they wanted to catch the
nfo train and Thaw n his COM
pan'ons started toward the shore. Then
mey turned and remained In the break
i"t nve minutes longer.
rs Tha~ wal making his way out a