The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1906, Page 2

eer oS ds STURGIS DENIES HE HEARD THAW Friend of Millionaire Slayer Tells The 4 Evening World He Never Heard Thaw Say He Would Like to 5 Kill the Architect. ‘*You will be perfectly safe in saying in your paper that I ever heard Harry Thaw make any threats of any sort against Mr, White. You cannot make this too positive. Farther than thts F-mrst-dectine (o-disemss this affair, I am Harry Thaw's if , friend and J do not care to talk about a matter affecting him so | Bere" r Closely, ''— Statement by William Sturgis made to The Evening World + today over the long-distance telephone from Berlin, Conn. “Billy” Storgis never beard Harry Thaw threaten the life of Stamford ‘White, and never saw Thaw make any threatening demonstration against White. Mr, Sturgis will swear to the truth of this whon he fs Interviewed by As- detant District-Attotney Garvan, and he will repeat tt under oath on the the murder of White +" r 1 It pas been reported that “Billy” | that ieect Was what I read In the Fe Grarsts, Thaw's choscet friend, had fet | new he sald. “I never heard | * nel Ot these Broadway people betore, nor a from te after the Kiting ont ; : ze Mage ; 414 any member of our family. How Foot garden because he feared he mi co eer r a Thaw Qnost Gumag.ng character ee 2t was saisi that he had bee prenent ipnee menthe-emo,ehan Thaw Arow & Teroiver in the St. Reais Hote! isis | Gaeotion of Kiling White, -end-seas-onty | es from hie purpose by the He said the famil : | nen Mra White. It wat al0Olwere otighted at the attitude taken gaid that Sturgis cowld tell, if He would by PL Bergoff, the private detecti ef many occasions when Thaw an-|in defending hie father. He said pounced ha intention of taking White's tnt for the decision of Mr. Evarts torn amt make 9 do Juntice to my £ ome attempt er. 1 doubt the wrong ther did not mention He-reterred te him as “th: Life. Against any interviews he would like j to ay & few words as to Stanford Mr, Sturgis’s Denial. White's home life He continued: Sturgis’s own statement to The \- nig World gives the lie to al! these | @tories. This afternoon, after Mr. Gar-| “While I never gave that intérview Varn had received a letter from Sturgis |#aying that 1 was going to kil] Tha Baying he was not in hiding and had/!f he went free, 1 dia sy and hav en aince the shooting, |™Any times thar my father wa get bere’ mane reporter got in com..| bent, Sather ever lived. In) matt an Bvening Sil com |Telmting to his business | knew him munication with Mr. Sturgis over whe gantin Regan aiteers Stare’ thlcon eure _ long-distance telephone at Berlin, Conn. jaf by his secretary. Chariey Hartnett where he is now staying Harry Link and olhere of the office ‘Thi positive declaration by Mr. force.” utgis leaves Dut one known person oi fe maid to have been present when} James atte ae area ot haw sdeclarnd he would shoot WHIM) ine sercing of bie fathers estate, TF) Phat. person is Mrs, Boatrice Schwartz, ecretry Cherie Hartnett has had Ef Widow ving 4t the Pierrepont. '8 | peveral conterances with Assistant “Gnitty-necond street. was sery District-Attorney Gervan, and aetyd-r with x Grand Jury subpoena to-day At) sult of him revelations of the fiaimes of thet rooms, ‘Bhe le to be interviewed | young Agtrenses with whom hie ‘by Mr. Gatvan to-mbrow player wis acyusintel & «feat many Anurtant Dietnie Ara Carte evenoenan have been issued. " rece! totter trem 3am Seema a wpe dated venvorday| Carried Mesages and Flowers and written on letterneads of che Bewe) ari Rubber Company. of Berlin Sonas) ot Never Threatened to Kili Thaw. x Mr. White came from 8: in Evelyn Nesbit as far back ~ Letter from Sturgis as the ‘time abe and her mother were living at the Hotel Wellington and ene “Dear Sir: The newspapers ae A memtrr of the “Wild Kose’ com Renee nes ch Mr AWtte's t Attorney’ ®. office and counsel én- | reluctantly adimitred \ geeed 40 elond Bir Harry Ken. tinvb-nocuchandtinrcatiehereay at hog sella ey to khow | ployer to the Nestdts at the Hote! Wal @nt at the above nitdres pce ov atslre te forward in _ mat hax exctied auch great F interest, but 1 hese i Kept my aitirens no nceret “Ab 1 have been. and am on friendly terme with all the men Secretary Talks at Last a bers of the Thaw fom Seip : | Mr HHArtnett appears to have teen epprecta) vat It am > Feepoad to aiy eal informa Honin ny possesion and kno ——tetee~ May see fit at this time to reauent Reediew to any, euch Intor~ Will be Cornished by me with dor regerd for the | the oniy man tntimately aeow statements Which have appeared in the puniic regis i Sree can tar | Return of Mrs. Sohwartz ; matter and beg to ne AOR | yoo will give thin te i S ; tion » tany w ; = pynee eine : ter to Mr Yours | % i very truly j 4 ‘mn 2 t WILLIAAL BTL ' | Sere E Young White Threatened | 1 $ Thaw eympathizors, it was learned » reese " White, | » | ' a i} Renee: J . . { arting ‘ agg eee * tin ¢ ahowe ( me a t i } a Dien 1 remembe — ' from the How, * . “ bre Uhelt purport aad an at alt | Mise Ritchie Missing Youn White Is p his,tecnn 1 7 x Interested In Atidavit | The 200 wax deoply A in the| pores e N scabies . Wile wenied io kuaw Hf it had eon to: | sve Ree Rap : Pett oar md calle failed to bring any fe 1) amesery we RMA Ry FENN W oir eNeesiais rene First Day at Brighton, me dave, sue OE PRATES WIN SECOND AFTER LOSING FIRST Brooklyn Falls to Bits Foliowing Fine Rally at Pittsburg. Track Fast. | THREATEN WHITE SCORE BY INNINGS. SPCOND GAM BATTING ORDER. der vee re Soprano quit to & save sheesh stand should either side summon him asa witness to the trial of Thaw for! eves Lee that the newspapers are be- | Firat Inning. Second Inning Into right Seid | Another Close Finish. | In the firth race F Third Inning Bergen fied to Ben ET-AIGH-QUIK” —RACEGDERS HELD. MAN A FUGITIVE ; +. Manager Benton Disappears ’B. R. T. Car Daal Derailed vs the! and “‘Mutual Home Realty Co.” Left in a Tangle. UP BY BY ACCIDENT | emp: | a $ Deat 2 groueder, Rites wild Cass Passengers Are § for an Hous knew of Mr. White’a| Gg: fuming pace. | Une te goin the Brighton = running ower sod | Mamhatum Tener rime ane alee Sixth Inning. t tracks Of the axeWdent occurred mah Bd not open ch | | <i HIGHLAN DER | secre oe sel he Severth Inning | Le -eoacties mate abaken Up, took aa hour lear the snuth | Deletaney, if It wae Anotber ty Manhation- wan “THIS STORK AIDED STARVING FAMIL With her three at.all miynen tin Le FOGUIFCMORLe OF strict truth - snd bomen. expect New Te8 dod. Caine at-No—}®-Wert for the next few a ‘ : | If you desire to wee me f 2 : 7 you your reprewentat ' . enya tine in t { Mi . thie—dpportunits to dens t reeereneoee emphatically the many erroneous {1° South, who isa card Thaw threaten” W Ninth Innine. —-— FIRS RST GAME, ltwentysthree years olf, gave birth to- day (© ® fourth child phortly after she| was fount in @ squalid hovel at Wood Ward and Metropolitan | Witiasebrers The young mother had of wiht a week ‘|MORGAN’S ANNOYER IS AGAIN JUDGED INSANE. tryig to aup doing washing whe three days ago) jan tron mmonkder fotraw im the hut THREE FINISH NOSES APART IK BRIGHTON MIL sical, Flip Flap, Go Un- der Wire Together. \ tied from Firat Page.) umped aw tryan to the awny and won Bryan we Owens Didn't Try Hard, Glen Gate made the Mbled and dropr eng | Ciare Russell | Takes Distatt, Hamburg Melle and the lati beat Pilp Flap a now hooked up at the start and winning by a head in the last Jums | Flowaway was tuird, two lengths away Artery an Easy Winner. went to ali cle ru Neh from Oca Henry bait -——_—— HIGHLANDERS WIN FIRST, BUT START mmitinued from Moret Pa Ninth laning oe Ste tee walked, Glade fanned for treme cor nner ond t ‘ Me fe When Y toot, Cade to ieee FIRST GAME. R HPO Chase, fb. 1 438 Conroy, we. 112 Laporte, % i aio Wittiame, 6 6 Hoffman, of 1 Thomas. ¢ 2 ¢ 4 Cheapro. p Totala .. ‘ ee st. LOVE R HBO Nilew, tf. .6. wsenee 1 2 6 Jones, tb..... - @ 4 Li Stone, If 6 1 a Hemphit, ef oo 8 Wallace, we oo 4 Hansen, 9 1 7 Ricker, © 6 o & o j tho P 8 ’ 1 2 Totals 2 7M ‘ SCORE BY INNINGS, [mt tate en OO OPC OLS He dere 2090100006 met base On Dalle Of Howell, 2 ts on ¢ New Work, 1 canes New York, 3; St LO gtruck out—By ¢ Ttowet! + ‘Tw otene Biolen basee--ilofinan, Conmy, Tart the moaning & Befere an ambulance | yy | Germain Homptual, little ones were Sena toe of her person und estets three months am Set RY SE SE * CLEVELAND AT HIS | NEW HAMPSHIRE HOME, | { | widale statin, EVENING WORLD CONTAINS ALL SPORTING N “AU the information I ever had en porto feqm the actress and ber protege DAY, Wk and fruic driven ftmemedintely | mene, Ho snllee oucal r Cleveland was wet at the sation land. ° 2WS OF THE fice Yith—Jones. 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