Evening journal., 1907-02-21

proposal, had you reached a full realiza-
tion OF the awful character Of the wrong
done you by Stanford whteT"
"Oh yes"
wasn't every womanly instinct and
feeling in you shocked by the wrongs dons
your
YES"
jerome Denies sneerns.
Delmas and Jerome had a lively tint over
what Delmas described as 'sneer IN
Jerome's tone as he questioned Evelyn as
to what prompted her Pronunciation" Of
Thaw's love.
There is no sneor," exclaimed Jerome.
1T all depends on whether or not tho
story told by the witness is true II It is
true there can be no sneer, for / never
heard It's equal.
"Waa your reason for renounulng
rhaws proposal merely because Of your
feeling that you we're impureg"
It was because 1 was found out" said
/ Evelyn changing her tack from yester-
day when she said il was not a feeling Of
unworthyness that kept her from marry
ins Thaw.
'who told you that you.had been found
outg"
Friends OF Stanford white"
"when did you FIRST come to fun reall-
zation OF the wrong done you by Whittier
"When Mr. 1hnw showed me-"
Evelyn said she had quarreed with
White because she fully realized what hii
conduct TO her meant after Thaw had
opened her eyes. -----.-----
Jerome questioned her closely about whs
she wrote TO Wlhtef rom Boulosne aft,i
Thaw had revealed the truth to her. She
said Whites extraordinary personally
had a fastening effect in one way" "A.
she thought OF hini--but she stil was vsfy
hostile to him. Her mother coerced her tC
white. she said. she had not told hel
mother the story of her wtpuss
The name Of a man whom Evelyn met
IN the tower Studio was not made pubic
Evelyn whispered Il to Jerome and he saio
he intended 10 call this man for private
examination to establish the date, Evelyr
said this man saw her in wfltcs ned.
room la- '--s '-----i--- = y
She said she went to Whites Twenty.
fourth street studio within a month after
being wrongod. eJrome was pltiless and
ton of her relations with White. which
she said continued until tho first Of 1902
from the indeaete date supposed to have
been in September 1901. She said she vis-
ited the Twenty-Fourth and rwenty-soo.
ond street and the tower studies but al
ways against her Will
Evelyn in Tears.
When Jerome demanded the details Of
the first occasion. following the original
one, Evelyn broke down. Tears filled her
. eyes She covered her face with her hand
kerchief and sobbod
Jerome was disarmed Several u the wo.
men winters LEFT the room. and there was
a short delay. soon, however. the girl W.T.
ness recovered her composure.
She said she went to the studio against
her will; that she thought she had to go
that she became irebriated at times and
that she relented only when overpowered
She said White made appointments by
notes and that she wanted 10 20 out te
supper, but nothing more. She said White
. Insisted that she go TO the studio and she
tried IN vain 20 dssuade him.
And you omitted this from your dlrec
testimony
Delmas was up with an objection
Jerome did not push the matter evidenti,
willing 70 allow the impetus Of his aues
ton 10 have lis weight with tho jury.
Thaw Also in Tears.
Thaw during the recital OF his wife,
further wrongs at the hands OF White
, was a study OF sorrow and anxiety. Whei
Evelyn began on the subject his face be
came pale. Later a flush manticd hi
cheeks. Dark red spots appeared all ovei
] his face. His head sank between hi
hands and he gazed at the desk on whicl
his elbows rested. Attorneys Peabody an,
O'Reilly tried at FIRST TO comfort him, bu
as his evident grief became more appar
=. ent. gave up the attempt. AS Evelyn brok
? out crying tears came into the husband
: eyes. He buried his face in a handker
chief and remained motionless for a fev
s moments.
Recovering himself Thaw looked stcadil,
b at his wife. AS the district attorney move
from side to side. shutting out Thaw'
n view Of the witness stand Thaw stra me-
2 from side to side, rising from his chai
to watch his wife.
= did you tell your mother what whit
had done TO youg" queried Jerome afts
y a pause giving the witness time TO rt
=. cover herself
10 mo"
"Nhy noty
"oh. 1 couldn't" and Eveiyn's voic
j. broke again. stanford white wouldn't ],
IN me. He made me swear ! would never te
mamma" -.
y jerome drew from Evelyn a detailed r
= cital of the various occasions when h
relations with White were renewed. TN
!. and again tears came into her eyes an
~ her voice shook as she answered. She II
sisted she had always Fought WHITES a.
vances and that always she was Piled wit
ss vine until partially intoxicated. She "a
1, she had been Whtc's victim more lhl
"A once IN his Twcniy-F6utah street stud
"A and likewise upoH ono. .occasi5h III n
e. Madison Square Ga1ueai Fey2er'ttgaio. s.
Is could remember. only one incident an "a
Is Twenty-Second street studio.
r. White got scared about the T~went,
Second stree. studio" she explained.