Evening journal., 1907-02-25

cause he heard the doctor say needed
a sea voyage"
Had you any talk with stanford
White about going abroad?"
Yes, he didn't want me to go. He
wanted me to go to the county"
Didn't Mr.. White say something
about being financially embarrassed2"
mo, 1 don't remember any such
thing"
Did you tell White who was send
ing you to Europe?"
yes. told him it was a friend Of
ours. Mamma told me not to tell who
II was"
yet you took his letter Of credit for
eighty pounds?"
II received something from him.
don't know what it was then. l re-
member signing something for him"
Did you use any OF this money!"
MY mother did"
did you2"
II spent some Of it for mamma"
/ Jerome led the witness over the
| time of her now wen known trip with
Thaw through Europe, enumerating
Amsterdam, Munich and Austrian
tyroL as some of the stopping places.
| She repeated her story of last week
of living with Thaw in part OF an old
castle he had rented i'm the Austrian
| tyrol (correct). They had several
rooms she said and a number of serv-
ants
Never Acted Like Insane Man.
iFnnally Jerome brought Evelyn
back to Paris on the tour which has
played such an important part in their
history.
while you were in Paris did you
notice anything irrational In the words
manner or conduct OF the defendant?"
No.
when you told Mr.. Thaw Of your
wrongs at Whites hands where were
your"
I'm our apartment"
Did he then display signs Of being
irrational?"
NO but he was very much ex-
cited"
But he didn't act as an Insane
MANI"
mo"
Did he at any item show signs of
being irrational?"
well. he talked too much and
thought too much about what l had
odd him. He would sit by the hour
without speaking or looking at anyone.
knew what he was thinking about"
What did he say about White?"
He said awful things"
Did he tell you Of other occurrences
about White2"
mo, at that time nc didn't seem to
know much about White"
did Thaw learn about your using
money of White's?'
Yes. and he got very much excited
He said IT was poison and l should not
have used It for mother He talked
to her about it and said If she needed
anything 10 tell him"
Did he continue 10 urge you tc
marry hm?"
Yes. he said I was only an un-
fortunate girl and he thought as much
of me as ever, and asked me to marry
him"
That London Incident.
Evelyn was able then to explain
away the incident OF the cablegrams
sent to White from Boulogne asking
him TO interfere to prevent one Of the
secretaries Of the American Embassy
in London from annoying Mrs. Nesbit
She denied emphatically that the mes
sages were sent because thee mbassS
had been asked TO interfere with hei
5 trip with Thaw.
"The secretary" she explained
"sneaked into my mothers bedroom
while she was in bed III and talked
! about me. He wanted me to go or
the stage in London. When we wen
! away he continued to annoy mamma
didn't want him doing that, so th'
cables were sent 10 White"
Had this man ever insulted you?'
Yes. in London"
did you tell Thaw about it?"
ives, and he said must never speal
&c the man again"
"why did you not return from Parii
with Thaw?"
well. we thought it looked bette
not to do So"
Jerome questioned her in regard t.
finding needles, supposed to be 70
u giving morphine injections. in Thaw'
belongings while they were in Paris
She said she had since seen a NOR
phine needle which did not look lik
them.
Evelyn said the first time she eve
saw Thaw with a revolver was I'm New
York on Christmas evening, 1903.
When recess was taken she was still
on thes tand and was excused to re
turn this afternoon.
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