New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

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gentleman would pay lady Of his acquaintanteSs
and were acquainted with were paying you? A
He was extremely polite and nice az an eS ,,a e
Q-I mean there no marked attentloh-was
he paying you any different kind of attention than
were decent men were paying you? A.-No.
The acquaintance Mrs. Thaw had with George
Iederer in 1903 was once more referred to, Mr..
Jerome asking:
the 2{tb day Of October 1908, did you not dock AT
about half past in the afternoon Al do not
0"Did you not telephone some one from the dock
ODD You u not go directly from the dock that
afternoon to the office of George Lederer? aING No
erer that afternoon. and telephone to Stanford
White and telephone from George Lederer ONCE
old you not endeavor to telephone TO ST Stanford
Q.-You remember all this distinctly? Ads
o1Ddn,t you see George Lederer after you land
ed before you saw Stanford WhiteE $50 .or
Q.-When did you first meet with George Leder-
Q-Wnen did you first meet him? An ms 1907
Q-IIn what part OF 1902? Am the early part
aid Sst! HRa m was AAt On R5 GSs
Q-Who went with you? Al went alone.
HHad 6ss 6y0g IN met fae hm stfer to him? Al did
Q-Fron1 whom? A-F'rOm Mr.; \. Marks ks c.oorgs
Lederer r'q 3hen? M' 40 secure S a position
ON what company? A-Mr Marks t9Iu +tt me
should take this letter him and that he would
be able to place me.
Odd he place you? Ale did
Q-In what play? A.."The Wild Rose, R;s,,,,,.
6-Did your mother go to Philadelphia with
Q.-How long were you in Philadelphia? Al
think two weeks; 1t might have been Just one
week. but think II was two weeks. ,.
Q.-Then did the company come here? Alt
o1Did you ever go to supper with George Led
erer? Al did ,,,.,-.--,.
Odd YOU ever so to supper alone with George
Ledersr? A-Yes.
Did you go to supper on the main floor Of the
restaurant upstairs? A.-On the main floor OF
Q1Did you not go to supper with George Led. Led,
erer at Rectors upstairs? A-Not unless there
Q.-Did you at all. there being small party?
Q-cSn ": You recoIlect whether or not you did not
20 fors 50 s nuRts?? is? s ASo; Td do not tbinE id
Q.-Is your memory good on that subject! Al
QNHow many times did you go to supper with
George Lederer? III do not remenPeF5, n ,ot -.
member. .. Wal,
9Tsn 9Was '5I5gS' go9S mother other With vii your Ayes
O.-How many Of these ten or more times wac
your mother with you? Al do not remember
The prosecution here asked about the visit the
witness was said to have made to DR.. Carlton
Flint DR.. Flint was mentioned last Thursday
as the physician to whom Jack Barrymore
Jerome asked:
Odd you ever see DR.. Carlton FTint7 A,-No;
% QIDid Stanford White continually object to
your going witt. BaTrymfogTe? A-After he saw
Q-After Stanford White had seen your mother
&C ODD he state why he objected to your going
0-What did he say? A-He said It was very
Q@Was that all he said? Ale objected; He
said he did not have any money; that ,q did not
have any money; that MI BARRYMORE dla - nor
have any money. He asked what we could expect
Q-I am not talking now about Stanford Whites
objection 10 the matrimonial proposition OF Barry
more. Had he proposed marriage to you? Ale
Q,-Had he made any proposition to your moth
Q.-How did Stanford White know about It?
A1MaTnma J9In tof9 100 1o1I him ,oot,a-o Al did
Q.-Was your mother very much opposed? A
QEWas not there trouble with your mother
about your absenting yourself one night? A-No,
are ~ qI''e J SUI az o,I &c co 70 I2bfIs6eI-
phia? Al went to philadelphia when the wild
o-D!d YOU see Barrymore there A,No. 49,.
Q.-When did you last see BaTrymore7 A-Ihe
last time 7 Mr.. Barrymore was when 1 called
Q"How long ago? A.-leoS, -.
him? Al do not remember; not for a long time
her when last him, but It was a long time
before that
There was a whispered consultation between
Mr Jerome and his assistant, Mr.. Garvan, at
tfls point. and DR.. Carlton Flint was called into
court He stood near Mrs. Thaw. and Mr.. Je-
rome asked
Q-Did you ever see that gentleman before? A
Q-Did you ever see that gentleman before?
Indicating Mr.. Flintl
Q-Are you sure? Al quite sure never
Q-Dd you never go to that gentleman for medi-
cal treatment in this city? A.LEo. sir -,
DT carlton FIint's office, to his house in New York
city? A.-No. sir
Mrs Thaw was very white she answered
the questions. but not caught in contradic-
tions DR.. Flint was excused. Mr. Jerome con-
tinued:
QDd yog ever go out out With R BaFEyln2[e and re
man az ntgno ava wa gbf go out Win Barrvrora
and remain all night away from home and send
night do not remember being out all night
with Mr.. Barrymore. have been out to supper
o-pid YOU not go out one night with Barrymore
IoIP TO nome but sent telegram to your mother
stating that were stopping with a certain per-
c-other than BARRYMORE? A-No. do not
remember that ever did
The District Attorney attempted to find out
from the witness whether Stanford White had
tried to have Barrymore arrested on a charge
Of seduction Mr.. Demas objected and was sus-
tained. Mr.. Jerome went over the period COW
cred by Mrs. Thaw's school days at Pompton
and the witness told of the devotion Of Thaw al
that time, particularly when she i'll. Dur
ing this examination Mr.. Delnas and Mr.. Je.
rome INDUCED in a little repartee
The amount of intelligence you display al