The Washington times., 1907-02-27
EveLyn Quits Stand
After the GriLIing;
Triumphant Witness

NEW YORK, Feb. g7.-Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw was recalled at the after
noon session of yesterday and Mr..
Jerome asked counsel for the defense
to produce the photograph book of
Eickemeyer. for which Evelyn had posed
in whites studio the day before the
drugging.
The official stenographer at this point
asked Jerome TO tell him at whose in
stance Mrs. Thaw had been recalled.
Mr.. Delmas sent for her in connec-
ton with certain letters just arrived
from Pittsburg and of which my type
writer's are making copies. said Jerome.
Beginning the redirect examination
of Mrs. Thaw. Delmas called for sew
eral of the peoples exhibits. These in
cluded the checks that Jerome had
shown the witness.
Mr.. Garvan finally arrived. carrying
an armful OF letters and other docu-
ments. Mr.. Jerome then told a mes
senger 10 bring a certain photo from
his Office. After the arrival Of the
phOtographs-three Of them-and Of i'm
mense size-two feet by three-Mr. Del
mas asked his first question:
Identifies Mothers Checks.
Q.-I hand you a number Of receipts
for checks and ask you If they are in
the handwriting of your mother?
A.-They are.
The receipts were marked, making a
total Of fourteen.
Mr.. Delmas then read the receipts to
the jury.
The receipts were different only in
dates and amounts The amounts re-
ceived varied from $50 TO $40: amounted
to MllO. and extended over period
from February, 1902, 10 October. 1902.
Q.-I ask IL the Endorsement is that
of your mother? tHaudinS papers 10
Evelyn
A.-Yes.
Delmas produced more checks.
Q--Is that your mothers indorse-
ment?
Ayes.
Delmas read the checks They ex-
tended from June. 1902 to May, 1903.
Demas then asked Mrs Thaw about
the photographs jerome had sent for.
Odd you pose Tor these photos?
A.-Yes.
Photos She Posed For.
"I hand you exhibit 81 which is a
photograph Of yourself. Where was It
taken?'' asked Mr.. Delams.
1T was taken in a place on East
Twenty-second street"
Q.-Who posed you for It?
Alt was posed by Mr.. Eichmeyer
and Stanford White.
The photo album was returned 10 the
table of the defense and the prisoner
carefully examined the photos.
Q.-Exhibit 81 is note addressed to
Dear Maize. Who is Maize?
A.-Maize Toilette.
Q.-Who is the gentleman whom you
mentioned in the letters2
"A friend Of Mr.. Thaw's
"a nObleman Of Italy2
A.-No, a nObleman Of France.
Q.-On the first page of exhibit Is a
lady's name is mentioned i'm connection
with this sentence, wanted 20 go with
some people. but had TO resign Do
you know the lady and what her social
position was IN New York society?
Jerome objected 70 the question.
Delmas said: The lady was one OF
the foremost leaders-one Of the mos
prominent in this city. / wanted tC
know II she was not member of the
best society in this city,
DO you refer 10 the 1902 asked Jcr-
ome, causing laugh.
Q.-FTances BelmOnt-wh0 is she?
A,-She IS now Lady Ashburton.
White and Edna Goodrich,
Q.-Was there any demonstration o.
affection between Stanford White an,
Edna Goodrich. the lady who introduce,
you to him2
Ayes; so much that il became tn
subject of comment at supper.
Q.-What did you infer when yo1
saw this demonstration?
Jerome objected and was sustained.
Q-You have spoken Of the gentIeres
of Stanford White-how tall was ne?
Avery large; / think he must hay
been over six feet tall.
Q.-What age were you when you
poverty became most pinching2
Al was about twelve years old a
that time.
Q-Did YOU perform menial work
cooking meals and cleaning the rooms
A--Yes.
Q-After YOU refused any further i'm
proper relations with Stanford White
did he have any talk with you as L
renewing those relations al some futur
date2
Objection sustained
Sneaked to Mothers Room
Q.-I show you exhibit 3 and rea
you these passages: Il should have le
Mrs. n come TO America the third Sat
urday in July, or the week following
as she wished. Instead I wanted 10 kee
her quietly until the two could live tC
gether again. Then possibly we coul
have been married without row. bU
she told-she had been warned agains
that man by the blackSuard as untrus
worthy and treachcrOus, but they al
friends" Now, IS the person you tesuf
TO having sneaked into your mother
bedroom the same as the man who wa
making trouble in LOndOn2
A-Yes, 1t is the same man.
Q-Do you know Mr.. LongfeliO7
madame
Ayes
O-Do you know whether AIr. Ions
fellow had married about the time 3
had received this letter from Mr.. Tina
congratulating him far having attaine
q happiness which ThdW said he himse
could never know?
A.-Yes.
Q.-During the time you We're a.
auainted with Stanford White. outsiC
Of the moneys received by your moth'
and the other money YOU have testiht
about. did you personally receive an
money from him2
A.-No. t1-Al
Odd you receive presents fro
him2
Ale gave me sray feather DO