The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-09

thousand dollars out of him ana ne was
not going to send another thousand
| The witness said she did not know what
she had signed when she signed the paper
at the request OF Mr.. White in his Office
IN Madison Square garden.
Il called Mr.. White on the telephone
after I had talked TO Mr.. Thaw and
demanded of Mr.. White that he put the
paper in the fire. He said he ola not nave
IL but that il was in Mr.. Hummels OFFICE
| He told me not to talk the matter over
the telephone He said he would meet
me on the corner and we went 10 Mr..
Hummers office. He showed me the
paper and my signature and asked II 1t
was mine and | said IT was Iheh they
burned the paper.
How lid Mr.. Thaw treat you from that
time until ne proposed marriage
Thaw Cared for Her.
He treated me very nicely, carried me
up and down stairs when l was SICK ana
brought me flowers.
After her marriage. the witness sara
they took a trip through the west Whlle
i'm Pittsburg she said. she lived at the
home of her husbands mother
She related how she had refused 20
marry Thaw before she ilnany 11i i sor
What reason did you give MN IOi
not marrying him?'
at was because of my reputation. L
did not want to separate MIN from MS
family ] knew IL would be good thlnS
for me TO marry him. but II would not
be for him 1t was because ] loved mm
that I would not marry. IL l did not
love him much ! might have been anX-
Mr. Delmas got the witness to relate
how she met some Of the IhaW famlly
in Europe
There was som ,thing which led YOU
TO change your mind I'm regard 20 marry
ing Thaw?' asked Mr.. Delmas.
YES"
family would receive you as his wife2'
Meeting With Thaw's Mother.
yes
Did you meet Mrs. Thaw. his mother,
in New York;
Il did"
After marriage did YOU visit New York
| from Pittsburg?"
1--WE did"
Did YOU tell Your husband Of the Of
! forts Of Stanford White to renew your
! friendship
al did"
What was tho first occurrence you
told your husband about
"Once when ! was driving on Fifth ave-
nue. when I passed Mr.. White. and he
kcalled out 20 me-
Did you tell your husband"
II did. and he said It was not right for
me to see him. and made me promise
that IL l ever net White again would
| tell him about it.
did YOU tell him2'
Il did"
When did you see Mr.. White again?''
EVaded Stanford White.
1T was on Fifth avenue one day when
was riding to DR. DelaVan's 30 have my
throat treated ] was in a hanson and
MIR. White was also riding in a hanson
ne | told Mr.. Thaw that
/ passed Mr. White He did not attempt
| 20 speak 70 me but stared hard at me.
looked away. When ! got down TO the
doctors Office ! found Nj White com; ~
there. ] ran Up the steps. but was ex-
cited and nervous and ] told the door
porter that J would come at another
time so I ran back down. jumped into
TO the left and told the driver TO go back
/ to the Lorraine as quickly as ever ne
could"
How did Mr. Thaw act when you told
him Of this2'
Thaw Became Excited.
"Oh. he was always very excited when
told him Of meeting with Mr.. White
He bit his nails and looked excited.
Did YOU ever tell Mr.. Thaw how you
came TO be sent to school at PomptOn, y.
! j.: And if so. relate il 10 the jury, and
also wherein the name of Jack Barry
more entered into the discussion. and tell
what your relations TO Barrymore We're.
Il met Mr.. BARRYMORE when I was with
the Wild Rose company. MIR. White gave
dinner 10 whole lot Of friends. / was
asked TO attend and ] went there ana
met his friends at the party. Mr.. Barry
more was there"
I At this point recess was taken.
Justice Fitzgerald said that because of
/ the probable length of the trial he was
/ disposed TO continue court on Tuesday,
! Lincolns birthday, although il is a le-
gal holiday.
Mr.. Delmas said the defense would
agree.
White Was Jealous,
/ Mrs. Thaw. on resuming the stand this
afternoon said that when she told Stan
/ ford White of Jack" Barrymore having
/ invited her TO a party he became ve5y
angry and said he would send her away
10 school I'm New Jersey.
Mrs. Thaw detailed Ter relations with
\ Barrymore and her being sent TO school.
1T all came about through a quarrel
| between Mr.. White, my mother and my
| self over Mr.. Barrymore. One afternoon
/ or Madison Square Garden. Mr.. Barry
more said TO me. Evelyn, will you marry
me% answered him and said: i don
know
| white asked me if / would marry Bar
rymore. and said:
" If kids like you get married. what
would YOU have to i've on?
| Mother Didn't Like Barrymore.
Every day after that when / would
meet my mother she would ask me If
/ Intended to marry chat little pup Barry
more. saying Mr.. White was afraid ]
would.
.'Mr. White then came to see me and
said l would be very foolish to marry Mr..
! Barrymore; we would have nothing 70
( live on, Tould probably quarrel and get a
/ divorce. He also said Mr.. Barrymore
was a little bit crazy. that his father was
in an asylum, and he thought the whole
! family was touched. He was certain Mr..
Barrymore would be crazy in a few years
/ aud for that reason said 1 ought not 10
marry him.
/ Mr.. Barrymore asked me a second time
/ if / would marry him and again / said;
4 Il don't know and he laughed. The up
shot OF the whole matter was that Mr..
I White came and said L ought to be sent
to school and / was
Protest of Jerome.
/ At this stage of the trial one of the
most dramatic features occurred. District
Attorney Jerome made an earnest protest
/ against ANY further defamation Of the
l dead
/ Mr.. Delmas had asked the witness
I After you told Mr.. Thaw what hap
tpened between White and you in 1901. did
you ever have any conversation with
him in which he told you what happened
to other young girls who had met a sim
! liar fate at the hands OF that man.
What man?" interrupted Mr.. Jerome
I why, Stanford White" replied Mr.
DeImas in a loud tone, who else?'
| Il appeal TO your honor" said The dis
| trict attorney. that this has gone fan
enough Are there no limits 10 which tho