The Washington herald., 1907-02-22

in an automobile"
7 don't remember"
Where did you first see him, in the
theater or on the sidewalk"
Il think I saw him at the door OF the
theater"
Before you saw him at the door, did
you not see Stanford White?"
yes"
And had some talk with him.
Yes, sir"
And then did not White leave the the
ater?"
YES"
did you tell him that you would not go
to the entertainment"
No"
Did you tell him that you would?"
No"
What did YOU tell him?"
I had fuss with him; l would not
tell him yes or no. and he said he would
go away until I made up my mind, and
come back again"
And did YOU see him again that even
ing?'
yes"
What did you say to him then?'
81 said I thought 7 would stay in my
dressing groom for while"
white Got Mad.
''Then what happened?"
Then he got mad"
Did he so away AGAIN."
Yes"
She didn't see White after that night
Thaw took her away
The witness said her husband never told
her about employing detectives to follow
White.
From the theater she and Thaw and
the two other persons went to Rector S.
According 10 Bomau, the doortender at
the theater, who mas testified Thaw came
to the theator in an automobile, there was
nobody with Thaw except the driver.
Mrs. Thew's story is that there were two
persons with Thaw, and he came in "a
carriage. That is the night White, &C
cording TO Boman. showed a revolver and
muttered threats against Thaw. 1t was
about u O'Clock when they got TO Rector s.
They stayed there some time.
Where did you go from there?"
Il think / went some place in the Six
ties with Mr.. Thaw; could not say ex-
actly"
Did you go to a place on the west side
OF Sixth avenue?
No"
Let me put it this way: You had a
colored maid while you we're on the stage
at that time?''
Yes"
Did YOU go to the place where the col
ored maid resided
No"
Where did you go?
Il am telling you We went to some place
III the Sixties
Did you spend the night at that place."
Yes"
You left I.ector's about 4 a. n.y.
II don't remember"
Had there been a good deal OF wine
drunk there that night?"
Il could not say
AT that time. were you in the habit
of drinking quite a considerable amount
at your meals?'
At that time yes
In general when you went out with
him in that period in 1868 and the end OF
1903 and beginning of 1904. was your hus-
hand, as he afterward became. in the
habit OF taking a good deal of wine?"
Sometimes.
AT that time, where were you living?''
AT the Audubon"
with your mother"
No"
With whom"
BY myself"
And at that time were you in receipt Of
money from Stanford White?'
No"
Sure Of that"
Not at that time. I don't think so.
Did you not receive money-did you not
~ Of
White when YOU went to Europe:"
Yes"
Mother Gets Balance.
And was not part of it still undrawn OF
Unchanged?''
Yes: but my mother got that
And when you returned to New York
before this night-Christmas night, 1906
did you not receive certain checks from
Stanford White?"
I don't know; / don't know anything
about it,"
Did you not during 1862
NO"
Before you went 10 Europe In 1864,
from the time you came back from Eu-
rope. on the Path Of October, until you
again went to Europe with the defendant,
did you not repeatedly receive money from
Stanford White, either through Harnett,
either in cash or checks?'
No"
Positive about that?"
Il am pretty positive. 1t might have
been in 1903. although ] don't remember"
Jerome fired a broadside Of questions.
The young woman kept her nerve pretty
well. and although seemingly cornered
fought back aggressively.
We'll" said jerome. quite solemnly,
whose apartment was this you went TOP
Mr.. Thaws,' she said just above a
whisper.
She went to the Grand Hotel to live.
She had one talk with Stanford White
after going 10 the Grand Hotel.
Under what name did you live at the
Grand HOtel?"
Il did not register"
Who lived there with your"
My maid
Anybody else?"
MIR. Thaw lived in the hotel"
Where were your apartments relative
to his? We're they connecting apart
ments?'
Yes.
Witness Gets Evasive.
She had considerable jewe!ry at that
time she told Jerome. She took il with
her. She became evasive A person
took her to the York Hotel. She did not
so to dinner with that person.
Did you go with him to dinner and TO
the show afterward?'' asked Jerome.
Whom do you mean by him?" she
asked.
The person who took you TO the
hotel said Jerome.
THE person who took me was a fe-
male" she said positively, at which there
was a laugh.
She whispered the name 10 Jerome He
smiled. 1T was your maid he said.
She went TO the play that night, she