The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

You corresponded, didn't you. witi this lewd person7" F T didn't say iesd person. sad th' | You have letters from herr "Yes" win you produce them7" 1 At this point the customary ten min 1 utes afternoon recess was taken to air the court room. Tells of Whites orgies. ! After the recess Mrs. Thaw told of ! going to various launches and suppers at the 24th street house and to the Madison Square tower room. She often | went alone in a carriage. trusting to | Whites promise thatthere would be oth- CTS there. She did not go often to the | 24.h street house, White having largely her. actresses who had been there had | told about 1t ''aIl over town" 1 Were there improprieties at these ! luncheons and suppersT' asked Mir. Je- 1 rome. q don't remember anything very | bad, There were some stories toid.' Looking back little now. do you re- | member any improprieties?" Looking back little. now, none of 1t seems, pleasant Was their conduct worse than Miss winchester's cake walk In the Dead RatT
 T never saw Miss winchester do a mistaken about that" Was it In the Cafe Parisr' Yes-she was a professional dancer" 1" Was the dance indecent?" II wouldn't make such broad state- ment as that don't think it would have been allowed on the stage" Was Stanford White present at ala fhA naYffaQ att Aw is87?"
 Not all of them"
 Mrs. 'Thaw told of going to a supper as the guest of Frances Belmont She was an actressy asked Mir. Jerome
 Wei. she was on the stage" replied Mrs. Thaw, she was in Floradora."
 Mrs. Ihaw said that on her 18th birthday. December 25.. 1903, MT. White was to give a supper for her at the Tower room. White went to the Mad fson Square Theatre, where she was playing the night before, but she quar- reled with him and he went away. Later he returned but she had not yet decided to- go with him. He went away again and later Thaw came to the stage door for her.
 He came in an automohiieT
 'No. think it was a carriage"
 Are you sure7"
 NO. but I think so."
 was there any one else in the car riage?"
 "Yes, one man and one woman." GA man named Boman, door keeper at the theatre. who testified early ir the trial. said that White returned to the theatre later. and hourishing re- vo!ver. threatened to kill Thsw and also stated that Thaw arrived in an electric automobile. and was alone.) Never Heard of Detective.
 "was there a man named Kennedy standing outside the stage door that night with another manT" asked MT. Jerome.
 q, never heard of any Kennedy"
 "Hadp't Thaw told you he had sm, ployed two detectives because or whiteT
 you went to Rectors' from the thea Ire that night?
 And left there about { a. mr. 'T don't know what time 1t was" Had there been much wine drunkT' "Yes."
 At that time it was your custom to drink considerable wine with your meaIsf"
 ':Yes, at that time in 1903" Did Thaw sometimes drink good deal?"
 Yes"
 was he easily affected by wine"
 Not partlciaruly."
 "After leaving Rectors didn't you go to a house on West 27th StreetT'
 No"
 ~when you came out Of the 27th Street house. didn't you see Kennedy and the other man outsider "Ive already told you we didn't go to any 27th Street house. so how how could see anybody coming out?" well. were you in such condition that your memory was cioudedT
 Were you intoxicated?"
 "Did you have to be assisted out of Rectors'? ''No. sir"
 where did you go after leaving Rec 1 tors'?"
 Somewhere of Central Park, West" Where were you living then?" | At the Audubon" 1 Were you then receiving. money from Stanford White" Went To Thaw's Apartment. l Not then"
 Didn't White give you letter of credit for your trip to Europe and wasn't some of that left?'
 My mother got that"
 Whose apartment was 1t that you went to?''
 MT. Thaw's."
 Did you remain all night?'
 Yes"
 When did you return homer"
 Next day"
 Did you have any quarrel with White about that?'
 "No"
 When did you move to the Grand I1oteI?"
 'T think 1t was a few days later. \
 What name did you register?" . T did not register?"
 Were you alone?
 My maid was there. Mir. Thaw was in the same hotel"
 Where were your rooms?" Il "On the second floor"
 Where were Thaw's rooms
 "on the same floor"
 "D'd they connect with yours?''
 Yes"
 Mir. Jerome changed his line and took up the 1903 tr'p in Eurone. Mrs Thaw said she and her mother and Thaw visited Paris and BouloRne and then went to London. Then there was bua-rel and Mrs. Nesbit remain ed in London while the witness and | Thaw mada a trin tb-oIieb Turooe