The Washington times., 1907-02-22

! Odd you see him criminaIiy as
| sault any other girl7
A-No. but l saw him treat other
girls in the way 1 have described.
Was the Same Bluff.
Q.-It was the same bluff that he put
up to you?
Ayes. the. very same bluff.
Odd il seem natural 20 see this
man stroke this young girl who went
with you on the second visit?
A--Well, he seemed TO take an interest
In her.
Q.-You had been on the stage three
months and associated with other girls.
Had YOU been in the Green Room2
! A.-Tkere were three in each dressing
room. But / never went 10 what you
coil the Green Room. don't know what
you mean.
Old you hear anything in the
Ayes, some things. but they used
1 TO put me out
o.-Did you see any gentleman at the
| stage door?
| Ayes.
| Q.-Was the conversation about their
men and their loves for the girls?
A.-They used 10 push me out Of the
room whenever they began talking about
Odd you see men at the stage
door at night Did you hear who they
1 WtTes
Al heard they were friends of theirs.
Odd your mother say why she call
| ed for your
A.-Because Mr.. Fisher said he would
not be responsible for me.
2.-Was there any reason that you had
been informed of that you should be
called FOR by your mother?
Mamma told me she wanted TO
| accompany me.
Q.-You mean you were so innocent
tnat YOU did not know why your mother
\ wanted 10 accompany yOu2
| A.-There were many men who would
| block my way, but I never saw any
thing wrong or out OF the way.
Second Meeting With White.
Q.-The second time you met Stan
| ford WhIte-where was IT?
( AIN the tower.
Q.-There were in the tower at the
luncheon Mr.. White. yourself and an
other lady Was she an actress?
! Ayes
Q.-How did YOU come TO go there?
Al received an invitation II was
! in writing. My mother sent It 10 me,
and said IN II that was to put on my
red dress. The party. she SAID. was to
| be a surprise.
Q.-What kind OF a dress was 81?
Alt came 10 my boot tops.
Did you go alone to the tower?
| A--No, Mr., White met me at the
| theater. There was nothing improper
| there that night
Q.-Did he take any paternaI liberties
with you or the other woman?
Q.-You had only one glass Of wine?
Q.-And White took you homer
| A.-Yes, he saw that my mother was
awake and let me IN before he went
| away.
Q-How long after was the third time?
Al received an invitation TO go 20
| the tower after the play. A carriage
was sent FOR me. Mr.. White allowed me
/ 70 have but one glass OF champagne.
| He took me home in a CAB. lie took
, no liberties that night. but once while
/ he was taking me home IN the cab,
/ he put his hand on my hand
Q.-When next did you see him?
| At another party at the tower
went after the theater. / was not al
/ lowed 10 drink any wine that time,
! either.
Q.-when was the next one?
OFT was In the tower. I don't re-
member the date
Q.-WhO was present? CWitness whis-
I pered 20 jerome, and he whispered In
return.)
There were present, White. two other
men. and two ladies' besides yourself?"
said jerome
Q.-They were actresses
A-Yes
Q.-How old were these ladies'?
A.-WeH, one was pretty young. and
the other was not.
Q-Where did you see them after
that2
AT Webers. ! cannot remember
| the name Of the play.
Q.-They were mature women. not
J children?
A-One OF them must have been
young.
Q.-Onc an actress and Z newspaper
woman?
| A.-No.
Too Many Dinners to Remember.
Q.-Were you allowed 70 drink more
than one glass Of champagne that night?
| There were no improprieties. fGtherly
or otherwise. that night2
| A.-NO.
| Ono one had any more wire than
/ was good for them2
| A.-No.