New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11

Now. what does this girl do? Does she shrink
from this man who had drugged her! no! Sile
nine times she goes to the tower and to the 24th
street house with this human ogTe Sne o me- ss5 m,
Virtue wrote this angel child" letter after letter
eession ~ The defence some of them identi-
fed but was single put in evidence and read
No There is nothing TO show you that Inese iet-
TOYS contained ANYTHING that bad Wouldn't
of these many letters contain sOlis
indicate the Vicious character the evi GtsDsi
tion of this very wicked man? But they cohtalheu
NoW' contrast this with the modern ST. George
who led the angel child back into the paths OF G
virtue in November, 1903. writing her letters III
which he discussed sexual perversion 49,. -.
Oh. that might be permitted 10 Try nus cas9
have not been permitted by law to show you where
Stanford White was the night af,er Ihe PlctuITs s
she was ruined AS l nave sat here in this court
room i gpaO hat 10 bsye BEEN Uttered il has seemed
20 that the spirit of STANFORD MnltJ , mus! nH5
W RaGs Veyn. my lips are sealed in death
have defender Of my memory. MIn b SST
Hes cold in death?"
WHITES SPIRITS PLEA.
Yes. gentlemen, she hears that yoce ana IN, 1Iie
utters This remark9bl able stsnfora Wh1e He was
always so good, so kind. so consderate. Waat
Wnsi Vet with those words she destroys her whole
story-proves that she does not tell me 'ru'i '@'
she has lied.
81 am not here to defend Stanford White
j
ing in the testimony that not consistent
with the theory that his relations with the girl
were not proper, except her own unsupported
word.
Tho usual luncheon recess was taken at this
Doint. Outside the courtroom people gathered in
ero,,ns and talked Of the wonderful summing
nm Of the District Attorney. The structure
erected by Mr. Delmas was totteTing ana seeheu
about to fall Would Mr.. Jerome be able to nm
ish his work OF demolition, was asked
JEROME RESUMES ARGUMENT.
Al . o'clock the courtroom again was crowded.
Justice Blanchard sat with Justice F1tzGeralu
ard Mr.. Jeromes former assistant, William
Rand. ir.. sat near his old chief Assistant Dis
triet Attorney Caravans father had come down
from Hartford and was seated near his son. Mr..
Jerome. resuming his argument, said:
Leaving the question Of Thaws sanity for tie
moment we pass to the girl the second msT ere
in the tragedy Whateyel may Pe our said s rue
there can be nothing for her but pity II tne mes,
flow out to her WHAT chance had she in life? Her
father died when she was child Her moIher
no stable home life The girl drifted about the
studios and was bread winner at sixteen. our it
of beauty. I believe understand that she was
not born Yesterday She knew what ih e ne ne
G great aR Wh fae W 3aq oi''" pASs'u anu
The girl was asked II her mother was pleased with
Garands attentions. and she said Yes ana
they knew he was a married man. W e hlso ~, Z
the Barrymore incident Barrymore wanted TO
proposition Why do you suppose Garland wa, was
paying attention to her. he 4 married man? why
even was Thaw pressing her with rosesE
HARTRIDGEs IRE AROUSED.
What was meant by these passages in the girls
diary? And I want TO deny Mr. Delmas's imputa-
ton that got II from LSeIyh NesoT t Hiot ~
gage, Mr.. Hartrdge, be sure that you get al the
documents. BE sure when you get Stanford White $
letter that you get the diary, too
Mr. Hartridge leaped to his feet. Your Honor,
protest" he said heatedly. There is nothing
of the kind in evidence"
The District Attorney must not be inter
rupted." the Court said dryly. and Mr.. Hartridge
sank back into his chair.
This diary was brought TO by the police
the night before 1 read it in court Mr.. Jerome
said. and then continued:
We find in this diary tho following which was
written By the angel child Il jumped ont Of the
proceeded to get shy Mrs Mile was very nice.
Her came out with pipe in his mouth. and 1
taken in the house and shown 10 my room. II IS
neither large nor small II has japanese paper on
the wall. There is my virtuous white bed %
GIRLS sNEERs At WIVES
I hays been rebuked for what the learned counsel
connection Perhaps thers was sheer there. hut
/ ak YOU gentlemen when we find this word 'virt-
nous" in quotation marks is there any sheer there.
or IS there not? Here IS another extract:
When gets into regular swing at a Ger
tain time and does things a certain time / sup
pose one gets in the habit. There Is not one OF
these girls who will ever be anything They viii
perhaps be good wives and good mothers: hut ]
want to be good actress first, This angel child
at the boarding school! An, a line young hawk in
a devecote,
Thaw's money. with Whites letter OF credit in
her pocket; this child who believes not I'm the
virtue OF women, the child who had been to late
suppers when dubious stories were told. goes To
She arrived in Paris fully convinced that there
virtue in wolnankind. She. then, NJ eight
cen and half years did not know she swears
latons. And this angel child" who had been
this Sir Galahad in Paris IN 1909, ana who made
the great remuneration OF his love could return ia
New York and within tWenty-four hours blot out
this great love because she heard certain tales.
other and returned to New York ana arTived OF
Saturday. october %. 1903 she didn't see stanford
Office OF Abraham Hummel. There that affidavit
made. VIII have something 10 say about
Vow. in this affidavit We have Evelyn Neybit
Tbaw's name opposite the date on which she went
70 RUNNERS ONCE. They would nave YOU believe
that because Of her great love for Thaw she made
her submq mean that # the Tenunciatien
genuine il was sublime.
JBERs AT GIRLS ATTIRE.
Here are the pictures OF the girl ct sixteen and
one-half years OF age: tAlr. Jerome held them W
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very modish garmentsD DO they look as II she
was in street clothes? She came here and sat OF
the stand in that blue and sailor hat and witt
her hair down her hack, and with the simplicity OF
| manner that you would not find in a child or six
teen and a half. She sought to play your sym
pathies by that. / hate To say these things. bu
thew are the truth. Great actress her ambition
Yes gentlemen, great actress. indeed.
l TO return TO the thread of the argument. let U'
see Thaw He the wealthy from PttsbuTs. Il
winding So bills around American Beauty roses
and presenting them 10 her. We find him Offering
| money to her weak mother. This is what counse
| for the defence calls paying honorable court
Gentlemen. IS that your idea OF honorable court
| Then this young takes the girl and her mOthe
/ abroad At that time Thaw walked over to hel
l = - n,a-nn nnn.ln nil II.