Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-27

land went to mamma and said If we hat
anything to do with Mr.. White he woult
have nothing to do with u.s."
Mr.. Garland is dead, isn't hep inter
rupted Mr.. jerome.
Yes, sir
Mrs. Thaw repeated the story of the re
turn of the $50 which Thaw sent her in
bunch Of flowers.
Ibid you return this money of your owl
accord?'
II put it up to the stage manager" sht
replied. II told him about it and he TOLD
me l should send it back at once"
The relations of Mrs. Thaw and George
Lederer were inquired into. Mrs. Thav
said that his conduct was always that OF
respect and honor
You mentioned several young men whom
you said were paying attentions to you
Did these young men belong to families OF
high social position?
Mr.. Jerome objected
Then 1 must bring out the Names" said
Mr.. DelmaS.
"Oh, you can't scare me that way said
Mr. Jerome.
Mr. Delmas did not press the point, but
asked: Were their attentions always re-
spectful and honorable?"
well. all they did was to ask me to
parties and send me flowers"
Jerome Explains Illness.
WAS the second operation performed ,on
you in 1904 necessary as the result of the
IISl. dSheu MI. OeiiHdS.
Mr. Jerome objected. He said these OPP
erations were not of a criminal character
He had tried to bring out their true char
acter on croSs-examination, but Mr.. Del
mas had objected.
Justice Fitzgerald sustained the objec-
ton.
'.That is ALL" said Mr.. Delmas, and the
redirect examination was closed.
Mr.. Jerome began his recross-eXamina-
ton Immediately by asking:
did Stanford White continue to pay for
Howard Nesbit's schooling up to the time
he was killed."
It'll who was killed?" asked Mrs. Thaw
innocently.
It'll White was killed. replied the dis
trict attorney.
He continued at school until White was
killed. didn't he?"
II think so.'
Mrs. Thaw was here permitted to clear
credit to her mother She said it had been
given back to Stanford White and he
gave it to Mrs. Nesbit. She said she had
not Endorsed the letter when she gave 1t
to Thaw in Paris.
Wife Ends Her Story.
Mr. Delmas objected to any question be-
ing asked the witness about the letters
written by Thaw to Mr.. Lyon. the Pitts
burg banker. Mr.. Delmas based his objec-
ton on the ground that the question was
not proper Characterization, and that the
witness was the wife Of the defendant and
could not be compelled to testify against
him without consent. Justice Fitzgerald
overruled the objection and Mr.. Jerome
asked:
Can you tell me whether or not those
letters were written before June Is. 19O6?"
Then ensued an argument between Mr..
Jerome and Mr.. Delmas over an attempt
by Mr.. Jerome to have the attorneys for
the defense stipulate. subject to amend
ment. that the letters were written prior
to June %, 1906.
The stipulation eventually was made and
Mr.. Jerome announced he was through
with Mrs. Thaw. It was $40 DIM. when
the defendants wife finally was excused.
DR.. Britton D. EvanS was recalled by Mr..
Delmas and formally turned over to Mr..
Jerome for cross-examination.
do / understand that the direct exam
nation OF this witness has been complet-
ed?" asked Mr.. Jerome.
sit has," replied Mr.. Delmas.
: Mr. Jerome then asked that he be al
lowed to wait until tomorrow morning be-
fore he began his cross-examination. This
was agreed to.
At Mr.. Jeroms's request Mr.. Deinaas