New-York tribune., 1907-02-27

Q-Nor in a convueion at all? Al have seen
Q.-Well did he act like that? A-No.
Q-I mean as 10 the muscular stnening? A
No. nothing like that. lie trembled ali over but
q .6d he seem to grow rigid ard fro'h at the
o-Did Lis eyes show p great deal OF white? A
Yes: most of It showed in his eyes. / thought
3-D,d MS hands clenc1 and unciench; A--Aes
Q-Did he become unconscious: 40.
Q-Now. any other occasion before the time
OF jhe defendant that seemed irrational? A.-Yes;
c"oGy tlme re saw stanford White; that time IN
What did he do them A,Why, he vas sit
ana Mr. Thaws FACE got like chalk. and thought
a25 oEbd sfaded he at rnSan S5an2Fa tReh "9te hNo
-pd his hands clepeh or unSIsnch? 1f n AmNG o.
served prior to your naTriag any indication +i,a M Gi
Stanford White he acted that way-for hours
after Stanford White had gone.
think so. After 1903 he always carried one
Q-Did he say anything as TO why he was carry
Q-What did he say about that? "A. A-He said he
Q~Who were the mon who followed him since
G.-Who did he tell you they We're? A.--The Monk
Q.-When did he tell you that? Am Rectors, in
On ali the times that YOU were in his CONF
pauy did you observe any act or any language on
lis Part the part Of Thaw-whch appeared TO YOU
Q.-WIat? A.-Why, you must ask me particular
Q.-Was i as early as 1893, Christmas Eve. that
You reacaed the conclusion that he was Of @T unsound
Q-That he WAS crazy? A.-Evoryhody seemed
Q-Weli. did people that knew him think that
Q-Wen was the opinion that you formed he
tween 1898 confirmed as time went on; that he was
Odd he ever complain that White was pnrse-
don't know about being followed. exactly. but I
g Gnterrupting)-By whom? A-By Stanford
Q i'm what way? A.-Things that would appear
found out hat Stanford White had something to
90 VIII '9&at & TOD me 5not that anG (EeR ne
stories.
Q..-And this was early or It was soon after
live with him. after that Christmas Eve? A.-Yes.
At the end of The morning session some Of
the letters from Mr.. Lyon were received. They
were all dated prior TO June %. 1906 Mr.. Jer-
ONE ended his cross examination of Mrs. Thaw
at recess.
Although counsel for the defence decided not
20 call Mrs Thaw for the redirect examination
in the afternoon a hurried conference caused
change Of plans. and she was again called 10
the stand Mr. Delmas showed her a number
Of receipts. and the signatures We're identified
as in the handwriting OF the Witnesses mother.
There wer= fifteen of them. dated in 1902 and
1893 for moneys received from the Mercan-
tile Trust Company under instructions Of
Charles Hartnett." Hartnett Stanford
Whites secretary Eighteen checks were then
Identified by Mrs. Thaw as showing indorse
ments written by her mother. They We're from
the same source. They ran as low rs SD and
one. dated May rs. 1903 for StG6 20
Mrs. Thaw was shown a morocco bound album
containing photographs Of herself. j was pre-
sented to her some years ago by Stanford White.
Two photographs. one OF them known as THE
Lily" were spoken Of. Mrs. Thaw said they
We're taken in the East 22d street studio by a
well known photographer.
Mr.. Demas asked several questions 70 show
that Mrs Thaw had been friendly with mem
hers of society and in this way mentioned
Frances Belmont. now Lady Ashburton. Asking
about her brothers schooling, Mr.. Delmas said:
Q-Yo have stated madam, Ia3, that y9ur brother
Q.-Who made the arrangement for the going 10
re 6re+ .eni 70 srIodI % T i7 ,f5ee.r rj,l1se+fs
Q.-And who paid for his schooling A.-Stan- /
C.-j-hder this arrangement with your mother?
l.,-I have asked YOU if there was to your knowl-
stanford White and YOUR mHher upon that sub +
Q.-And who paid for this schooling? A.-stan-
.-A stated
to Europe in 1903 your mother accompanied YOU? |.
Q.LAnd you have already stated that M Thaw
paid the expenses Of your trip to Europe A
Q.-Do You know who made the arrangement
NitA Nh TLaw thus 10 defray the expenses Of Jour
Q.-And you took with YOU at that time you have
already stated. letter Of credit or draft or some
agents agenise hYes ss, COOK q sons the wen know"
credit with Stanford White? A.-Why 1 don't
know An / know IS that he brought a paper for
Q-And did you sign it? A-Yes
Q.-Was that the first You knew Of it? A.-Yes
Q.-You did not? A-No.
Q-And what did he sax to y24 at the time he
Q-And did you follow those instructions, A
Q.-Did YOU have any conversation with your
o-Did you yourseIf madam d-ay am, none.
gpon that letter Of credit for your own use? A
Q-Dd, you draw one cent Of it? A,-.Yes.
o-Jnder what circumstance ard for whom?
Al drew It for mamma in Boulogne.
Q-IIow much wa drawn at that tme' A
Wen, don't remember exactly how much
Q-ln all events, the money 50 drawn was not
the %h fe he If re at a aPprsea M h2T g 26ed on bs o
heen drawn this letter of credit for mothcrs
Q-And what did he say upon that subject? A.
He asked me where mamma had gotten lace
White. TIs said Did she buy il, or did I? said
aoash, d6 ior 4Gf i o f9 !, " %ne}G dd get the
He said You did not spend any OF that did you2'
said shouldn't have used the money ana he took
the letter away from me so that mamma could not
Q-nd Mr.. Thaw over use cent OF that money
himself? Ale did not.
Q-She got that after she got back to New York;
Got Got it. hes' "''' consulted about It at all she
Mr.. Delmas made the witness explain how she
spent a night a the Hotel York while she was