Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-21

| eating"
Was somebody dancing?"
Il think So
Was it 2 o'clock in the morning?"
Possibly"
Did you see a cakewalk?'
Saw a Russian Dance.
| mo- 1 think there was q Russian dance"
Sure there was no cakewalk?"
| There may have been; don't remember.
| I distinctly remember the Russian dance"
WAS it before or after Thaw proposed
| that you went to the Dead Rat?'
| After"
WAS it in 1902
NO 1 think it was during the second
| trip-in 1904"
How many times were you at the Dead
| Rat?"
Il think only once"
| Cant you fix even the year of your
| visit?"
II think it was in 1904
| with whom did you go?''
| with Mr.. Thaw and Mr.. Shubert, the
atrical manager, and another man whose
| name l don't remember
| Shook Her Head.
Il will whisper a name to you and ask if
| the man was there
| Mr. Jerome whispered and Mrs. Thaw
! shook her head.
Was there a'lady were there ladies
| in the party?"
II think there were-with Mr.. Shubert."
did you see many ladies of the demi-
| monde there?"
| Mr.. De!mas was on his feet with an OBJ
| lection.
| Il am using the witness own expression"
\ said Mr. Jerome
| Il never said that" calculated Mrs. Thaw
Indignantly
| Didn't you use the expression in a let
ter?'
Again Mr. Delmas objected and was sus-
| tanned
| Knew Miss Winchester.
Don't you know what 1 mean?" asked
Mr.. Jerome of the witness, when I say,
| Did you see many of the bunch from the
| Tenderloin there?'
Il think So"
Have you any doubt?"
NO"
DO you know Miss Winchester"
Slightly
Did you see her do cakewalk at the
lead Rat that night?'
Il don't remember
asked Mr.. Jerome, handing her several
written sheets.
Mr.. Thaw's 1 think
Have you any doubt of it?'
II don't think 1 have
Offers Letter.
Mr. Jerome then offered the letter in evil
dence.
Mr. Delmas objected on the ground that
it was mutilated and the date not fixed.
Changed Her Mind.
do you know of your own knowledge
when this was written?"
II haven't the slightest idea
will you note the paging of that let
ter?"
yes"
Did not you and Mr.. Thaw while in
Paris write joint letters to friends, you
writing part and he the rest?"
Il cannot say positively; very likely
we did,
Had you changed your opinion in re-
gard to the general chastity of women?
Il had
How soon after your talk with Thaw
did you change your mind?"
Very soon.
AT the time you left Paris in June,
1903. had you changed your mind?'
Yes
Idea Of Right and Wrong.
The witness could not remember, she
said, how long it was after Thaw's pro-
posal of marriage that she left Paris
Before the time you left Paris had you
any appreciation that meretricious relations
between men and women were immoral
and wrong?"
mot until after my talk with Mr..
Thaw."
Before that you didn't believe it
wrong?"
"Oh, yes
VERY wrong?"
it was wrong"
Did you think it very indicate and
vulgar?"
THAT is ALL
THAT it was only bad faster"
Yes
Thought It Wrong.
but you didn't think it was wrong?"
Il didn't fully realize it until 1 went to
Paris
But you thought it was wrong''
Did you belong to any religious or
ganzation?"
NO"
''You went to church and Sunday school
at Pittsburgh"
Not in Pittsburg."
"In Paris 1t was impressed on you that
White had done you a terrible wrong?"
'In way"
Before you left Paris you had begun
| to look on such relations as very wrong?"
| Yes"
| Had you come to full understanding"
| Mr.. Delmas objected to what he thought
| sneer in the question. Mr.. Jerome de-
| MED any such intention.
| do you use the word Remuneration sin
| cerely," asked Mr.. Delmas.
| IF this story is true. I do" said Mr.
Jerome. Never In the history Of"
| Was Found Out.
| ct renew my objection" interrupted Mr..
| Delmas.
| $50 you mean to tell me the story isn't
| true?" asked Mr.. Jerome Of Mr.. Delmas
| That's the only reason you can object"
| Justice Fitzgerald sustained the objec-
| ton.
Ibid you refuse Thaw solely because of
| the occurrence with White?" asked Mr.