The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1907, Page 2

THE f EVENING WORLD, ! ‘SATU RDAY, Mw FEBRUARY 9, 1907. of Offensively Respectable Kind, in ~Comparison with Whom Mrs. Harry Thaw Seems a Saint. “HALTS IN- PROCEEDINGS — STIR THEIR: INDIGNATION, Appear on the Point of Shouting: ~ “Don't Stop Her! Let Her. Tell—It__AM : = — By Annette Bradshatu. : ms) EALLY, it is to-beslamiented that the word “woman” must, cover R the whole female sex! 1 is too grand’a ward to apply to some who ‘fight their way into the Thaw trials Woman's place ny sphere of life. All trace of femininity seems w iped completely off their faces, and especially out of their eyes, 48-soém-as'they se{ foot within the court-room: | : It may be possible that these women are human outside that room; taaybe they know the Strrings of affection or sympathy, or pity, but noth-_ _ing on earth : me believe that some of ieee are ear more toimagine them filling a see yet eh amkerysfter-toe- immoral Sone or: thinkes enouEh of ‘thom to feed = ktid clothe them decently, but they cannat by nature give much in arn Itis obvious that they cannot think well of any one else; since they think 50 {little of themselyes as.to make a spectacle of their womanhood. PHEY SCRAMBLE FOR THE BEST SEATS, sae ade” cS rs Opened was a pushing, wrang-" Ung, feverish maas tabliity, The first choice was. for athe ‘front1 benches and then the alsle seats, where the view of the witness 6 ie entered by a door at the back of the roon most of them deliborately turned squarely around: in their seats so that Dihey could’ stare’ into his face as he walked up the alste. . £.- But it was when EveyIn Thaw. lipped in a side door and took the stand that they had their happy moment, their heart-throb. —sAcross the filsle, a few rows back from te, sat a stout, beefy woman, with! her: mind, her gaze, every muscle of her body conceutrated in devourlug| the feattires of the frail little girl in the witness chair, _Here_ was this> s heavy. red face, thrust forward over the back of the. Annette Bradshaw Finds Them to Be HARRY THAW’ § PICTURE OF HIS © Reproduced: from a ee Made by" ie Prise At interruptions or Objections by boronic They : It is almost impossible | | pes of Women Who Fight Their Way Into Thaw Murder Trial _And Listen Hungrily, Shamelessly, to Every Prurient Detail | _ WIFE, DRAWN BY HIM IN COURT, oner Yesterday While Evelyn Nesbit ” Thaw Was On the Staad. While the counsel In the case of Harry Thaw were learnedly arguing: over the meaning and application of some of the puzzling portions of the} prisoner’s erratic love detters yesterday Thaw Wwas-industriously. scribbling ; on-a-shect of paper. Finally he-began to-sketch. He would:glance’at bis | wife on the witness stand and then would trace his impression of her pro- file on the paper. When the head was complete he held it out at arm’s length and looked +him—at—night— \ testify, ehe jised' to come to, him'in public.— i THE VISION IN THE CAFE. (Continua from First Page.) that Thaw should tell his own story In his own way to the twelve jurors | who are‘to give him Iberty or the mission. chair with ‘the straps on {ts | arms. Others of T2dw’s lawyers thought the cltadél of the defense would be more impregnable If Thaw would-be kept-oft- tse vutér-Wwalls, sate in hia! bomp-proot of silence. But Delmas had his way.’ Harry Thaw will be one; df next week's witnesses. is. given by a man who is in a position to wo what Thaw ts going to say: up ye-yery—day—after that’ night when Harry Thaw eat for hours! hearing. Iie aweetheart deta{i Me serrfole. particulars of her >betrayat, ha! | began to be tormented by a spectre, ‘To his diseased mind the figure WAS | always the same—a young girl who hai’ been * lured ‘to vuln -by Stanford White. In the beginning this ‘figment of his. morbid brain only appeared ‘to But for several weeks before. ne shot White, so he ma “ONCE, HE WILL SAY, THAT IE SAT-IN-A BROADWAY OAFE SIPPING AN ABSINTHE’ DRIP—HIS FAVORITS TIPPLE, JUST THEN AND.A BAD MIXTURE FOR A MENTAL) INVALID-AWHEN _ THE VISION ‘APPEARDED AT THE TABLE AND TOLD HIM, AS SHE HAD TOLD HIM MANY TIMES BBFORE, ‘THAT STANTORD WHITE WAS PLOTVING TO KILL E TO HIS: € RIE STREET WITHOUT HIS§ HAT.’ AT FIRST. an TRIED TO TALK TO His INTIMATES OF THE VISION, BUT THEY LAUGHED AT HIM AND CALLED HIM, IN THE CHEERFUL VERNACULAR OF THE TENDBRLOIN, A ‘DOPE," AND ADVISED HIM TO ‘CUT OUT THE QoozE!S0°AFTER-THAT. HE_BROODED IN SILENCE,-FREDING HIS DISEASED FANCY CN THE "HALLUGINATIONS UNTIL HE. ‘SHOT WHITE, BEL IEVING: THAT IN SHOOTING HIM HE HAD SAVED HIS WIFE'S LIFE, HE BELIEVED THE VISION Was REAL THEN; HE BELIEVES 1T-IS-REAL_NOW.”. Aside witness, next week promises to be the biggest-and’ the 7 <¢hritis-of the great trhl. Rvelyn Thaw’ land after that comes the cross-examination by Jerome—a Dhase which in| nature of things will Teirly throb with sensations, Then there 1s-to follow the unravelling of the devious countér-plota which White and when two rival crews of private detectives were sleuthing each other—fer-! veasels fighting ferrets and weascjse—when White's women sp}. the Tht wHettully-and—with apparent setisiaction: “Where !s her hat?" asked Lawyer Peabody. “I prefer to see her head in what {s my {deal of her,” he quickly res piled. When court adjourned the scrap of paper, with others that were full of quaint draw{jngs, was fond on the table by court officers. Thaw had-swept | And there, on the other hand, was the dainty slip ot-a girl, with down- ath -simple_round hat, dark hair softly parted about the ttle fece and ted low in the back with a dark’ ribbon bow. vat te Hnen collar, most childish in shape, with a butterfly| itle of black silk, the finishing touch to a frame about a faco of appar- ent innocence. She seemed a saint by contrast. The ‘rights and wrongs in the Thaw case are not to be fouched upon —was-the-product_of'a loving home and protecting care, -with-a-record-of By xid ‘misguided youth whose record showed a misspent life and a knowledgo of evil acquired by few. “Whiat“Would be his natural conclusions, {f left to "T whisperet to the: artist vestde me. He propiired to take a casual glance so that she would hot Jeel stared at! “Ob, you needn't worry about her seeing you. She doesp-: know that! ——gny-bne-exigts-just-now- except Evelyn Thaw.” = -—He* turned deliberately around and looked at her, “By the disgus “picted on Bis face T knew that she impressed hiin about as favorably “phe hat-me--And-d-was-right about-her-not sectng him; ene BUI remained =fixed-tmmorabis,-mouth-sttihopen-tace-sti}t-beettty-red- -- There-Wwere. some burried. steps. entering the room. 1 looked aronnd and! ==recognized a tall blonde in a plaid dress’ who had been frenziediy arguing With the guards at the door when I c: in. Stu); anid Wht Nectlcally Mubhed Cheeks wy eyes were ablaze with cagerness. = Teouldn't-bear-to lock “ay her and rurned awny, only to face ano: bone mONES tarhtty all in rec, with an enormous plume- Df. dismends” 3 os oe HUNGRY TO HEAR T HE Everywhere on thelr luces 1 encountered that huugry, sick: SEtothe-fratttittie women-en-the-stand. ‘tion by the District-Attorney “faces seemed tobe tity shouts tebb {t alt ~-Oyer at one side of the court-room a-targe door opened Taw: ‘ard, — thie Wvelyn‘had to come and go. Beside it sat a hatchet. the sngér*gaze. She grew frantic as Eyelyn came down this-door-becanse the opeutd. door obstructed-her view. up and ag her face around the edge of the door, glared, évery féature set and eyes falrly pOpplag unhappy witness. When tne girl-wife hac back in her seat satisfied, happy. it all was that SOL At —heltig there, ce with a yell: a few of the eh ornaments. ‘The attitude of each and A trimmed hat and! * WORST. Stare | ob} ATM at Brery liters grew the Bs top her; dont *ibp her! Let her aced woman with the-alsic toward Finally she jumpea AMO Che face of tha 1 passed through, the w, b omar n sank not one. of these Wome. rare men was hardly an st description were !every one of them | Worn mere gcemed to sa. “Hore we 2 g01NZ to enjoy ourselves,” SEED TO HS DEATH AS PALS KEPT LJUSHING ugh at Povitila's Kei ther & MWg trong ma- ee ewhintat, boenn’ enoesing at his, work-|2ip 10) BF henoh In the Fiitehir, Marine bhopavat |nve Hl’ willow he SH wison — and th etreeta, HL Wbeken; to-day, Hii sored and sec nore ‘The other @ach tneego crewing louder and Welent than ‘its predecessor, | Monday Morning Wonders. -But_suppose .a_stranger had been toll of these two women that-one!= pure Ufeiand happy friendships, and the other the product of a neglected! Ste had at last been giccevss) > FUSLIDE 10 Lind a 09d meaty toy) nin -Rurope. ther} mat of ‘Jast night is characferte so [-natured and or atlve. Suet Through stared pnd starod-and MILLIDWNRE —WENOMINEE SEA COLLISIONS BADLY DAMAGED | FIREMAN KILLED W TRAN WRECK aides SebuTed the-Tendertotn- on their high heels, when Abe “Aiim-= the warty littla master weaver, sat in’ the Sham eee. seounsel ling’ the an! jmel, lesser spiders. Mr, Delmas will also make renewed efforts ‘to. ark the Will of Harry; “Thaw, drawn up on the night of his marriage to Evelyn Nesbit on April 4, 1905, put in evidence when the case 1s resumed Monday, In the hope of proving by its extraordinary provisions that the defendant could not have | ‘been. mentally responsible ‘at that Ume because of the pursult of Evelyn “Nesbit by Stantord—White— 2 This will $s most remarkable both as to its wording and {ts benoficia-| make a liberal allowante for Thaw's wife, her mother “tund for the benefit-and support-of-other girls, Fe (Cc CO Forth, bad sutrered. trour} White's villainies as had Evelyn Nesbit,” = - HE FEARED ASSASSINATION. — = The will also shows that .Thaw was in fear of assassination, anda part of his estate is said to be set aside. for the Droseoutton: ot his -mur- derer, should he be. slain. The defense claims that the queer document will bear out’ the pleas .or Ocean Liner Puts in at English “Port After the Crash. ‘Young Armitage Was} Learning Business on | New York Central. SOUTIEAMPTON, “Engiand, “Fed. 2= ne Atlantic ‘Transport Menominee, from Antwerp yesterday rodd in pursult of his ambition to be-|for Philadelphia, put!in here this after- Hh alas 5 wax Reon badly damaged as the result of Lie_coliision—of—Beachy—Head during Jong of two killed in a collision between |the night with the Freica courting jack and-Montreal- express -¢teamerPreaiiept- Leroy- ba titer. He plates —ot the Menon: va sta mah on the New’ York Central Rajl- rallroad man, ‘ board bow were torn. 0} Legh -Bhalf ww oxen. Gt open to the Pande: seS On ie jjured Alfred G. Va ng bi Troi ‘her cirgo-¢ trom: car -Weytacer. wis to the passengers: escaped indury Vanderbilt party were Mrs. Menon bridge at ¢hesth eros: what he sup Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Burden and tid vi ¢ nad Mrs Arthur Iselin, Mr. Vani oro anything Vaur-mombers_of She crew | Prealdent aco | of the freight train have been arrested. if thie te awireck ns; hor “a Tilent, A northbound | freight Jn ratiroad—cireles—#uch | “unavoldadle ftraincwith Hriencea ma her 49. the | assistance of the French sleamer, which @ Packed of immediately after the sion Yreathraynecot thee comotive; took a siding two miles south | of Ossining Jeffords that the} wis renuiders. Ot commander decided J) 10. -Lila port of dewtingtion, ntral Station Wt, nim there, tf t spot and at that) Cuslous, lett the ¢ OeIOCK Was to paaked tm at first chisn passengers — ind iemen tech WOT SH TEE ulted i were Wight. ‘or climatic in=| sleamer Bt ‘ Tans alr at a place | ampton to-day here he thought id control the | York stripe of cars beHind him. We ex- pected to bring the train to a stop a ee : romottves an few feet amay..trom the Pi the Peo Jeading to the track, | Hudson.” AM! the “cars of the passenger) Was not suffich ne pow-| traln, with the exception of the Van- alr brakes: derbilt coach and the Pullman. sleepe: ¢ track Hke a sled Brentwood ai usce ahead scout lett The rhe can | the Mt was heav tthe of Fiano Aes oek: fon alisades on the other side of the! the uy 1 the. switch, ac | eath came to Kirk and. hi | of a freight car swung | main Tine Wits DIOCKED “| rook srt | Brookly Ty, i ish ri Injured, D Corbett, Bredoriek te | and Andrew Bell, of EE | Witiam Alongs running £Ory t train and Acirke wad th ineer of hk of this cit | mother of Thaw's wife during her life. that after all +day, wanted to marry her when sho was justification, self-defense and insanity. . The will, signed and sworn tc by Miss Frauces E, Pearce, of this city, was scribbled and typewritten on « mass of loose sheets of paper. There are many Interlincations, come typewritten und others tn the -handwrithg torney maintains that It is met relovant. day to be as Tollows: The trustees of the estate are authorized to set aside a fang of. $50,000 to be used to prosecute the assassin of the testator or the instigator of his assassination. _ That-a fund of $75,000be set aside by the trustees for the care of chorus girls and others who were xubjected to the same treatment at the hands of Stanford White as was Evelyn Nesbit.” Thelr names aud the name of White are specifically mentioned in the clause. ; That a fund be education of Howard Nesbit, roti Of the Witt ore wae A’ fixed incom its chiet polnts were dectared fo- {4-allowed for thé has tha twelve tn Charge, up that the belluovs nud Iterally ta crack the door panels before he roused | them. for breakfast. When ho sane the rounds of | the. _fuarded ‘rooma “al Te: The Jast clause in the will provides the trust funds haye Dec miusced. the “remainder or ths et the jurypmen~ Sits splendid healthier estate be Invested, and the Income paid | Maite Hoy paeerarc ning annually to ivelyn Nesbit. Thaw, wife) around the Broadway Central ay read: of the testator. ing the scissqred copies of the -mbrning Papers that thelt warders brought .to Mr, Delmas is confident that-on Mon | Pipers {hat thelt wardera: brought to day" he willawilt be property identified gy to how the teat of the dey. ahoutd and admitted tovevidence, He aald last. be_apent and “how to-night. sheuld-te hight after adjournment that the will | *Pemt And tomorrow: And right there was sufficient. to. show the affect of | Some, aga ees Atay Clserem ent ‘This summing up-of-the: kernel of Harry_Thaw's forthcoming testimony; “ARREST WADE from Thay's own appearance for the first-time-in-the Tols-of a} ost frultfel In| story ts far from being dnished,; I tho late Julluy Binge, Thaw wove in thelr fight for the flower-taced chorus girt) of Thaw. Théere-ar suli others in-the handwriting ot a person not yer Identified. oe Altogether the will 12 a crazy Ynoking Jocunient, and the Distrfet-Atei fore dor owned | It In eald. ANTHONY COMSTOCK SAYS EVELYN NESBIT © THAW’S STORY IN COURT IS ABSOLUTELY TRUE Yrome. wanted to stay in the hotel ee | some favored a carriage rid for to-nignt’s | tne Ue inv | tie foul not be mentioned | suggested. When they found Justice | 1 Fitrgeraid had withbelg nis consent ae suly_-Aneutre-kalr {Ihe twelve pain plewed, Cin iF ‘ Eimecin-tnvitation tothe jury. to nt | | tena services In the monning at Grace | Church, and they are golng to take *| rate toonhiht on tt. haw spent to-day in the papers. and okaying lin eves for next. week's ordeal, If Ciilgrs were his wife and. two: of iis Jawyers—Cleasom and Peabod~. Thaws Caught in a Mob. Alitde’Jater Mrs, William Thaw, jmother, rey tie Tombs. Ax {atarted’ to }tave the prison after apend- Mog an hour at-Thaw's cell in Murders jing IN THE BINGE POISON Chit Mystery Made ieee a Affair, but Prisoner Is Said to” Be Only a Witness. Ancavrest was made- today atthe Instance of the District-Attorriey’s afice in connection with the Investigation of the death OF MS aa Hinge; —widew—ol-+ who died at her) Eighveth street, home, No. 68 East fast Wednesday: > * Thovgsh an autopsy showed thag Mrs. Binge had suffered from a complication ot itiscazes,-nurmes charged that pisoe ad hoatened her.end, and Mr. Jerom assletants began an _JuVvesvestos,— dering a chemical examination of Cio dead woman's viscera, Ser [Tire “seme “attitude of atte nce ani leecrecy. that hus characterized Mr. Jersme's inaulry into the mystery was UEaeaty Inet to-day concerning rested, arralgned — before “Coroner Keritelll” In hia lay office at No, Brovdway and released ‘under under bond, DS HIS Ute =" AS HE COULONT {. Prominent Builder —of ---Yonkers Shoots Himself. pecial to. The Evening World) Young, a builder and dealer tn building materials, alot himscit in bls office at-No. 3) North Broadway with a 3$-callbre revolver, Young had been drinking heavily re- centiy and his friends say this” wa caused by worry over financial dit- feulties, Me had arranged to meot several -men—at—his_oMce to.day—wa0+ Were lo- advance him sume momey o he reaehedhia—afies) he received notice from one “of the} orai—barks—tha:severul—hatee—tall dle torday cthust be inet=at once "and that, falling to secure the pew loans and ‘not being adle to meet the- call ef the bank, —he—comnltied jeTTE. CROKER IN ROME ON - = “HIS WAY 10 EGYPT. FROM; Feb &—Richard= Croker, tor morlyt pf New York, arrived tiere yoa- ferday, snd leaves Rome to-day for Som- of them—wanted to go walking, White's % Evayn Exypt. the mind of Harry Thaw. Jack Barrymore ti. Information reached New York from | Boston to-day that “Jack=- Barrymore, | the actor, who, according to Evelyn f Thaw's -statement-on tho stand yester- Thi k 9 being puraued by White before her'mar I n er Ss riage to ‘Thaw, 1s ill, The Boston dis- patches make mystery of this illness. It Ye sdld Mat Barrymvre ts na country place, and that few persons are per- mitted to know of hin whereabouts. Barrymore has been wanted to, testify | for thé prosecution, {t was the opinion of the-prosecutor that the-actor-could | thénker's brain wears away in tell much that would weaken the cazc Proportion aa It Is used, and thist 4, of the defense. | waste must be rebulk-by food (there's man fro y+ | burg, A palntul hurts, t box. ‘Of the syatem, |} sa machine: | Klee rushed by the} ban The at the side of the track i of young Armitage was! of the debris. but poor | ried in the mass of st n his engine, Wis out of PSthe Wreckers’ arrived with he ry f Wile stil a mile saw ach Ut Ke, ) Word of the dianster renched the yw York Central official they tim |diatuty notified CH. Armitage, atc Al- | bang, the father of the young ‘fMreman |of the Adirondack Express, Mr. Armi- Is past. Grand Comma: Us of Pythias of Now DK char. Jousnurive lid ove in be: | Pr tear, | eone 4 the pot hin-rections lie an atrong. courageous and aclt-roliny [Fie wanted to learn the rallros th tt s of the New n ne at in this city, Ihe bottom Ana Ret practical ex: |. Unofl telaily. “it “iw “atated that, Mr. ’ ig Tie war a pritie tvortelgad {Jerome wil not pare Evelyn, Thaw | Praln rene per VOUS rec k ueTear| yb of hla Toto: | Pay of hte fellow em know [Sitlsnretweomen hinder his Ire of corona: tBDTO! Hf veg} a batruetion | at his home in Albany.) Wee a Tender] questioning, it in sal aise the Dis: | f i $ 3 { cotiilons and & pet societ trict- jarney does not eve at he) 6! ” nut no enlway | coponer Saulre, fot 1° Seakt began | ean got,ail the teatinony he wants trom There's 4 Reason, a8 trlal prones on not bly an Investigation into the big locomotive | fore dayilalit. By hin orders” Enginesr » there Was M1 terror, fireman, oanductor” and that awakened the convicts” { ng Hrison abd echoed back from fend Urakemen, ioreated pf the crew of | Bing’! “jf mand she said sho was born Dec, 25,| ply the Phosphate of Potash to join {_ Cablegrams frdm Yarta say “that | lected in making It ts alyo said now that Evelyn Thaw | no other way),:clse the brain grows! olther gave her wrgng age when testi) Gu) and {ea poor instrument. husbahd, or ele she gave a wrong on the night she becamo| In Grape-Nuts food all the ¢le- his wife, ‘fhe Pittsburg records show | ments required for thls brain bulld~j tNat when she became Thaw's wife she ing are found in the most liberal pro- vald she was born Dec. 15, 1854. On the | portions, the parts of grain that. sup- 1885. rwith Albumen being “eapectally Be woman from whom Thaw rented ‘room: during his stay in Parla, when Bvelyn | Sosbit was with him, has visited C ons. | General Maxon and recwunted numerous | during his stay there. | vho ros an that whe suffered * | from CMake ‘a wileged brutality, and (| from him to _com- pounata lier Tor fpr Tajuries: same woman says sho wai Fin a bathtub when Thaw poured bot water on'‘her, Grape- Nuts, food and trial 10 days will show any; her tn teas than three days, Thaw Jurors Puz: BCR Thaw'e twelve Jurors Gay. Even grim ol¢ Capt | | Get the little book, ‘The Road to sh, Wallvia Jo i A ‘SCHOOL TEACHER Good Food Lesson: Taucht « It 1s a strain on nerves and patience for a teacher not only to curb the | antics of forty or fifty, youngsters six | iS toeight® hours-each day, but-also.ta_ inst!) Into thelr minds a mass of) knowledge, including the famous three R's. 2 A teacher, living in Taunton, Eng- land, writes of the benefit ahe derived trom Grape-Nuts food after ihe x- jhausting work !n the school-room had almost ruined her health. She says: “When I finst began taking Grape- Nuta food, I was a teacher worn out) in body and mind, and used to suffer very much from brain fag. 1 was also a martyr to Indigestion, | "It ts now plain that I lacked tho power to digest and get value from my food. uf felt much better after the first package,-and by the time I had eaten three or four mackaged: 1 was o new! creature. “My _brain_ became “clearer _and:the! powers of concentration much greater. 1 gpined steadily in welght, my flesh | becoming hatit and firm, The xense of Pcontinual - weariness vanished ike magic, and 1 have not had a bad at- ‘tack of Indigestion since I first: used Grape-Nuts. “T have bi ¢ £0 fond of the food that T look rd to my plate of | Grape-Nuta with a little cream more than to ‘the most costly dlehes."" shia cell read? pay —the-arat = DEAFNESS “METH ITE ACERS. NOY. Beb. 8 Perey Bi. | Mead 3 this morning + Tow, she found herself engulfed [in @ swarm of mprbid loafers who als most ran—over ry ShS shad Mterally force her way. to where an automon rin Iafayette street, Ty emilned In ( 4 side the nrison or four vo. Hicemen cleared a way for her acrora’ the aldewalk: to her cab. —_—_——— i EDNA ‘GOODRICH DENIES GOING TO WHITE'S STUDIO. MERIDIAN, Miss., Feb, 9,—3flea ‘Edna _ Goodrich to-day admitted knowing Evelyn Nedhit while, both ‘were tmem- bers of the same company, but denied’ having achompanted “her to Stanford White's wtud!o or pens ‘been | Antimate with her at any time, APPEAL STAYS DIVORCE Castellane’s. 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