Evening journal., 1907-02-27

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heavy frame?'
Yes"
How old were you when the poverty
of you an dyour mother pinched tho
mrdost7"
About twelve"
did you have 20 sweep. light fires
and do menial work."
Yes"
may be refreshed with perfect pro-
priety."
Then" said Mr.. Delmas. Il with
draw the remark"
And withdraw the objection" con-
cludei Mr.. Jerome.
Mrs. Thaw said she remembered
nothing further about the cabegram
than that II had TO do with her mother
and the ottache Of the American En-
bassy In London, who "sneaked up TO
her ROOM
Here a twenty-minute recess was
taken.
Various Friendships.
Mr. Daimas continued to question
Mrs. Thaw after the recess, asking ner
particularly about the catching trips
with James A. Garland. Mrs Thaw
then repeated the story OF the return
OF the $50 which Thaw sent her in
bunch Of flowers.
O. Did you return the money Of your
own accord? A. ! put II up to the
stage manager. tod him about IT,
and he told me ! should send 1t back
at once.
The friendship Of Mrs Thaw ana
George Lederer was inquired into. Mrs.
I I.f rIaF n
ways that OF respect and honor"
'You mentioned several young men
whom you said were paying attentions
to you. Did these young men belons
TO families Of high social positlon?"
Mr.. Jerome objected.
"1hen I must bring out the names"
said Mr.. Dalmas.
"Oh, you can't scare me that way"
said Mr.. Jerome.
Mr.. Delmas dld not press The point
Q. Now tell the jury all about the
Incident OF the York Hotel A.
Well one day met girl on The street
and she told me that Mr.. Thaw Wae
paying attentions TO her. / went back
to the Grand Hotel and packed up
few things took my maid and got
carriage. AS we started out We met
Mr.. Thaw, and he asked me where
was going, but wouldn't tell him. /
drove straight to the York Hotel. As
was going into the restaurant I met
young man. who lived there, II he
could get a room for me without
registering. He did so, and ! sail
| good might. and that was all there was
| to Il. The next day / met Mazie
/ Toilette on the street and told her what
| the other girl told me. but Maize told
me she was a bad woman and I should
not believe her And then I thought
it wasn't true and I went back to the
Grand Hotel.
state 70 the Jury all you know about
the so-called cablegram to Stanford
white from London" said Mr. Delmas
THAT Is objected to-" interposed Mr.
Jerome. II was stopped by Mr.. Dali
mas yesterday from pursuing this sub
iect. IL Is possible, however, that her
memory has been refreshed"
"That Is an insinuation," interrupted
MIR. Delmas.
1T is not an inslnuatlon at ALL" re-
piled Mr.. Jerome. A witness memory
O. Were their attentions always re-
spectful and honorable? A. Well, all
send me flowers,
@. Was there anything improper IN
their attentions2 A. Nothing.
THAT is all" said Mr.. Delmas, and
the redirect examination was closed.
Mr.. Jerome began his re-cross ex-
animation Immediately by asking;
Q. Did Stanford White continue to
pay foi Howard Nesbits schooling up
10 the time he was killed? A. Till
who was killed.
Q. TIL White was killed. A. /
don't know.
@. lie continued at school until
White was killed, didn't he? A. I
think so.
Mrs. Thaw was here permitted TO
clear up the transfer Of the famous let
ter OF credit TO her mother. She said
ii had been given back 10 stanford
White and he gave It 20 Mrs. Nesbit.
She said that she had not indorsed the
letter whom she gave It TO Thaw in
Paris.
Dispute over Lyon Letters.
MIR. Deimas objected 70 any question
lbelng asked the witness about the let
ters written by Thaw TO Mr.. Lyon In
Plttsburg. Mr.. Delmas based his oh
lection on the ground that the ques-
ton was not proper cross-examination
and that the witness was the wife OF
the defend ant and could not be COM
PEELED TO testify against him without
consent Justice Fitzgerald overruled
the objection and Mr.. Jerome asked;
"Can You tell me whether or rot
those letters were written before June
25 1902
Then ensued an argument between
rMr. Jerome and Mr.. Delmas over an
attempt Nv Mr.. Jerome TO have the at
torneys for the defense stipulate. SUBJ
feet to amendment. that the letters
were written prior to June %, 1906.
The stipulation eventually was made
land Mr.. Jerome announced he was
through with Mrs. Thaw. Il was A.4l
D. m. whom the defendants wife fraiiy
was excused.
DR.. Brltton d. Evans was recalled by
Mr.. Dsimas ana formally turned over
to Mr. Jerome for ross-esaminatl"l
but Mr.. Jerome asked ihlt he be al
lowed TO wait unt' to morrow morning
before ne began his cross-examination
Ehis was agreed TO.
lNESBIT WANTS MOTHER