The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19


length. containing n hypodcrmic sy-
ringe and some other small utensils. I
asked rhaw what that was for, and he
had to mako some excuse. He said he
had been compelled to take cocaine
The first time that / found he was
addicted to the taking of cocaine was
when / saw the said Thaw administer
the cocaine to himself internally by
taking small pitts.
On one occasion Thaw attempted to
compel me to take one of these pills.
but l refused to do So
While In Paris suffered from sick
ness by reason of the terrific beatings
he had administered to me and that
he had given me, and was confined to
my bed In my room about two weeks
During this period, while in this con-
dition of nonresistance, reprovod
Thaw, but he compelled mo to submit
and threatened to kill me If did not
do So
While we were In Paris the said
Thow compelled me by threatening to
peat me to write a letter to Miss
simonton, who was staying at the
algonquin Hotel, in the city Of New
YORK, and who knew my another
asking her to come to Paris When
she got there he told her lot OF
falsehoods and lies about me, telling
me previously that If did not in
dorse what he said he would Kill
me.
While we were at tho Schloss Kat
zenstein the said Thaw took from mo,
without my consent. and still retains
IN MS possession, two diamond rings,
one sapphire ring with diamond on
Ia n
one gold purse and $500 in money,
consisting of drafts from Thoma 9
COOK d Sons. He had also in his
possession In tho city Of Paris wear
ing apparel OF mine, consisting OF five
gowns, number of hats and three
parasols NJ
/ had not seen my mother since I
left her in London, and I am inform
cd within the past few weeks that
she returned to the city OF New Yorl,
from London on the steamship Cam
pnnla.
arrived in this city on Saturday
October "a 1903. having returned from
Paris by way Of Cherbourg.
Before | left Europe Thaw had
stated to me that his lawyer, n Mr.
I.ongfellow, would meet mo at the
dock, and asked me II I needed any
thing. lie said he would see that
all my requirements received atten-
ton. l had letter from him to the
said Longfelow. in which the said
Thaw asked the said Longfellow to
nave me followed by detectives, and
also to see that everything 1 wanted
was done. and see that l was not
troubled or annoyed by anybody.
had received n number of cable
grams from said Thaw. which i have
delivered to my counsel. Mr.. Abraham
Hummel.
! nave been repeatedly told by the
said Thaw that he is very inimlca
TO married man whom he said he
wanted me to injure, and Thaw would
get him into the penitentiary; that the
SAID Thaw had begged me time ant
timo again to swear to written docll.
ments he had prepared involving thi.
married man, and charging him will
drusging me, and having betrayed m,
when / was fifteen years old. Thi.
was not so, and ] so told him. Blu
because l refused to sign these pa
pers said Thaw not alone threatenet
me with bodily injury. but inflicted
upon me the great bodily injury hay,
| herein described
Evelyn's signature was witnesse,
| October 81, 1908.
Hummels Rotten Past.
| When Mr.. Demas began the intro
| duction of testimony in surrebutta
| he introduced first OF all the rccor,
I. IN the trial and conviction Of Hum
mel on the charge of conspiracy. III
started to read the entire record. bl
| mad not reached the remarks Mr.. Je
rome made at the sentencing OF Hum
mel and which Mr. Delmas wanted 4
present to the Jury when Mr.. Jerom
said he would admit the entire recor
without objection. Mr.. Delmas the
said he would save the district attor
ney's references to Hummel for tn
defense summing up.
Next Mr.. Delmas put upon the stan
three policemen who saw Thaw tn
night of the tragedy or early In TIL
morning after. and they all declare
that he either looked or acted IRA
tionally. TO two or them he com
planned OF hearing young girls voice!
The witnesses admitted on -eX
animation that there were seven wo
men OF the street in the station
house tho night Thaw was there an
that they were making considcrabl
noise. but could not be heard fro,
Thaw's cell.
New Experts Introduced.
After this testimony had been pre-
scnted Mr. Delmas passed to the nnl
stages of the trial BY introducing II,
first of seven alienlsts employed b
the defense, three of the experts bein
new to the case.
Mr. Gracmc NJ. Hammond and ID
Smith Ely Jclliffe, who have been in ii
case from the first, and DIR. ". a. Whit
pital for the insane, in Washington, |
/ 80,