The Washington times., 1907-02-25

and knelt down and kissed my hand
| Q.-When you saw Thaw In the city
| at the week end was there anything
4 unusual In his neutrality-suspicious. that
| dinered from the conduct of any other
respectable man you had been meet
| Al do not know what you mean.
| Odd what he said or how he acted
| differ very essentially from what other
young men said and how they acted to-
ward yoU?
ADO you mean whether he showed
| any matrimonial intentions?
| q Do you know what courting
Al think it means young man
calling on young lady with matri-
/ monial intentions
Odd he give such attention at that
| time?
A-No.
Q.-Had he proposed?
Q;-YOur operation had nothing to do
with your pregnancy whatever.
/ A.-Why, no
Q.-There was TO confusion Of ideas
in what Thaw said to you about this
A.-No, he always talked very rapidly.
Odd nc disclose any exaggerated
Importance of his own self?
Q.-He talked nationally?
A-Yes
Odd you talk with White before
you went abroad?
A.-Yes.
Q.-Whst did he saw
Al don't remember what he said
Q.-What had White said before you
went 20 Pompton?
Al don't remember Just what he
said. think he simply said. You ought
10 go TO the country
Q.-When you left the hospital where
did you reside2
A.-At the Algonquin hotel.
O-When did VOu 90 4
A--Two or three weeks later.
Mother Got the Money.
Q.-During those weeks. was Thaw
very asslduous?
A.-Yes
Q.-Before you started for Europe YOU
said you talked with white2
A.-Yes: ] simply told him I was go
ing. Er Thaw had told me not 10 let
Stanford White know he CThaw) was
putting up the money for the trip.
Q.-Ard yet you accepted a letter Of
credit from White?
Al didn't know about 1t until we
had sailed
Q.-Wkat became Of the money?
Any mother got it,
Q.-An OF IL?
A-Yes
TGaw got?
A--Mr. Thaw refused any Of IT, It
was all sent to my mother
Q.-WhO went in the party2
A-My mother and Mr.. Thaw's valet
Q.-1ou met Thaw in Paris?
o--Apd went to Boulogne with Thaw?
A--Hes. with my mother, too.
Q--And he went 20 London?
A.-Hes. and left US at a hotel can't !
think of the name.
Q.-Whlle you were there did ThaW
write you any letters2
A.-Yes. I don't know what mas be-
come O9 them.
ODD you go to Claridge's Hotel at
London?
A.-Yes
Russelrs?
A.-No. I did not
Odd your mother?
A-fes
Q.-And you went whereg /
A.-To Ans sterlam.
Q.-WhD IS Mrs. DelIis?
Al don't know.
Did you go 20 Munich?
A.--fes. we stopped at small castle /
Q.-nid you go finally to Parish
Q.-Did you have two diamond rings?
"a sapphire ring with diamonds
on either side2
Al don't think so.
Q.-Ever nave a pearl loCket2
MI Delnas objected on the ground /
mat the district attorney was exceeding
the BOUNDS OF crosS-eXaInination
His objection was sustained
Q.-Thav met you in Paris2
A.-Yes.
Odd you observe anything in his
manner that would lead YOU To believe
he was Of unsound nhnd?
A.-No. sir.
Q.-HOw long had yoI been in Paris
before you told the story 10 Mr. Thaw
that you have told here on the stand?
Another Name Whispered.
A.-SeveraI weeks
C.-Did you know a nan named
Whispered to witness)2
Ayes.
Odd you see him IT. Paris?
Al don't remember just what part
Of the city Il was.
Q.-Where in Paris was it you told J
the defendant the stOry2
A--At the Savoie Hotel
Q.-How long?
Ave sat UP all night
Odd he become irrationaI2 /
Ale became very much excited-I
ion't know whether YOU call that ira.
tiOnal
Ole appeared as a man outraged?
a-YaS