Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-19

oaius, nhsCu NcIc put HlNV tive PIC WIN
the girl.
'' AT the right moment Il was brought
in and put on the table. The cover waa
broken and the girl stood up, IS the
birds few out tapping their wings
She had on a little gsuzs dress, that's
al. IL was great, the very best stunt |
ever did at dinner. But / came near
getting into trouble about it. We put
gold pieces in the girPs shoes and in her
dress and lot of people heard of it All
the newspapers got hold OF it | stopped
it at all Of the papers but one, but |
could not stop il there got a friend to
60 to sec them, though, and we finally
got it stopped there too. We kept it out
Of the papers, but it was close.
II told him had heard he ruined
the girl that night, but he only
laughed"
The name of the pie girl was Susie
Johnson and it is said she died later in
poverty. 1t did not come out in the
testimony. The names of the other
girls known BY everybody to have been
misused by White were whispered to
jerome but not admitted 10 evidence.
Under the fire of the questions today
Evelyn did not hold up as we'll as on
her previous apparence. Her voice to.
day was not as strong IS formerly.
EvelyG subsequently told OF CONVEX
sations between herself and Thsw con-
corning Whites alleged ill-treatment Of
young girPs. Continuing she said:
Harry reverted to the subject many
times. He said that the only place for
Stanford White was Ia the pententiaTy.
He knew of cases, he said, where girls
of good families had suffered at Whites
hands The worst Of it all, was thai
when be tired of them White cast them
oil and they sank lower aud lowerand In
some cases became women of the town.
de said some one ought to tell on White.
would say to him What can | dos l
can't tell about myself; can't make a
scandal like that
"Wnen he talked about the subject |
usual cried and 80 | tried to keep bis
mind off the subject"
Delmss than read TO the jury a paper
prepared by Thaw and shown to Evelyn
in March, 1906, when he said he in
tended to send 1t TO Anthony Comstock's
Society Ii set forth that Illicit and Oh.
scene matter couli be found ia three of
Whites social, d studios. II said it prob
ably would be impossible to raid the
tower studio at the Madison Square
Garden, though much could be found
10 il.
The second place named was at %
west Oath street, kept "for orgies and
debauching young American girls, by
rich criminals"
The paper gave a description of the
building, With drawing of plan.
The famous "forest room" furnished like
a forest, was described.
"WDrkmen have heard the screams of
young girls coming from this room,"
said the paper. '"rhey are usually
Americans ami about fifteen years old.
Thes- rich criminals drugged them be-
fore they debauched them. Above is
the room liAed with mirrors, and ON the
top floor is big room with swing.
Six or seven rich criminals keep this
place and three or four younger men
sometimes 60 tnere."
The third place was said TO be at 122
east 22nd street. This was said to be
seldom used Il was said to be filled
with costly art and furnishings. The
paper particularly described secret
room in which it said there was fine
French painting Of a woman naked and
in particularly indolent and sugges-
tive attitude"
When he finished the paper Dslmas
asked Evelyn if the fret place mentioned
was where White had swung her in the
swing.
Jerome objected and was sustained.
"In your conversations with Thaw
did you ever tell him that White per-
formed unnatural actions in bis debauch.
ing of young girls.
dyes"
"Could you tell what they were ?"
ooh, they were unspeaksble," ex-
claimed the girl, as her eyes snapped re-
sentiment.
"Never mind, then, said Delmas 10
soothing, paternal tone.
Delmas then said he had finished the
examination, in chief
After a brief consultation, Jerome
said:
81 will ask TO postpone the cross-ex-
animation of the witness until learn
whether it will be necessary under the
points involved in this case"
Evelyn bad borne herself well on the
stand and walked into the snte-room
with a quick step.
Mrs. J Caine was then called,
and a recess OF few MINUTES was taken
before she took the stand.
Dplmas drew from Mrs. Game inter-
eping bits Of lnforma ion. One re s'ed
to the offer Harry Thaw made Mira.
Nesbit, mother of Evelyn, to settle
money on her if she would help him in
his cause with the daughter
A recess WAS taken at one O'Clock.
Mrs. William Thaw is seriously i'll at
the Hotel Lorraine suffering from the
grippe. She is unde medical treatment.