New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-08

you are to state onlys what you told Mr.. Thaw
BODY oVehing MN # II opened Itself And we Went
through that door and then we went up some steps
We went up more steps. And when we we're
lad 5 a way up are gPPne And a voice called
down, but could not see who 1t was linen Si, :,
Did YOU see the man? Al could not until
QGYou heard the voice first without seeing the
Q.-Wbo was that man? A;-stanford White tt; t,e
Q-kindy proceed A-WHe zen we WEI" 9a6n no The
furnishings in the room were Of velvet, and very
fine but thought the man big s 2nf gentleman
there with him. A.-Not there then; another gen.
QAnd will request you 50 as to caution fd9 you
This other Eentlcman came in later and We sat
down 10 the table and remember they t9a5eG me
because my HAY down my back and wore
Q-You sim wore short dresses? A.-Yes, out
no. very short: they were up to my shoe tol's'
TELLS OF SWING ROOM
Q-Now, then. proceed and state what you re
lated Mr. Thaw regarding that luncheoni o. o.
stated that We had this Fla Said he had
business in Wall street and went away. lhen i've we
another and in his th tn re Tas swing Sg
velvet swing and Mr. ME he put cei ms II '''
Q-''Put us,-by that you near Yourself and this
yGII be woHd swing You? A@Yes He would
push US, and would swing up to the the c ceng
so when were pushed up very hish our rect
pQ@Proceed. A-rhen after while Mr. White
said he hard working man ana had 20 g 9
6sS a a2 h the q he Sf{ f this %G SoE
wanted to speak to her In a rev ts 9o1t ride
around in the park in automobile and then
We We Vent downstairs and went into an electric
hanson and rode around the PARK WITH thls young
lady and had our teeth stil fixed statement Won
made r. NT T fmFR XThen the next lime
Mr. White was after he had written letter 10 my
Did You see the letter. Al did, and had
hard time making It out ,a,,o ,.o,, familiar
with the handwriting OF Mr.. White? A-Aes' very
o1Proceed. A-This note was writer 7so to r ny
mother, and asked her to cs al bSc 0 S' aid
not know whether that was his Office or house: or
what But she went, and when she came oS'N
she told me that
Mr. Jerome objected to the question as
narration Of extraneous matter, but Mr.. Delmas
succeeded in gaining his point by having the
witness relate the incident a portion Of her
confession TO Thaw.
Q-Tell US what you told Mr.. Thaw, A.-That
Mr. White wanted my mother to come to see MN:
what Mr. White said my mother and told him
t2 3 F m m hsa da3re b that she was to 60
also, and my mother said no It was a very sLaIse
that he had done that for nearly all the girls in
Foro{dore and d, they had all gene ana II was 20
Q-Proceed A.-And then. the. next time I saw
II
suite of in Path street and there was
different young woman there 800, ann. 60 90
to that luncheon whom yoT Mere n Ryfa m s and
told me there would be several parties there whom
1 already knew, but I must not ask who II was
to the first young lady had gone with o+
Q.-Not to say anything 10 her. A.-hes' SIT ho'
TO tell he.
SAYS WHITE GAVE HER PRESENTS.
Q-Proceed with your narration o, what you tGd
A
STANFORD WHITE told him before that that Mr..
Ga. what? A hat and a boa a a, feather boa;
dress and sent it to the theatre one night and told
me ] was invited to a surprise was 10 Pui{ on
waiting for me on 18th street, west OF PARK q
Tilfords grocery store that was tneIe men p'
Is got in man came from the doorway 9t
got into the carriage and drove 10 the Madison
Square Garden and went up the elevator and into
other young lady here and another man,
Q.-Proceed with your narrative madam. A
He asked how they behaved at the party ana
vol had gone .e into lt' the Madison square tower?
lower lowe q 55at Mr. Toq Wb a had IA was " e part OF "
QIHis apartment? A-Yes.
to him? A-No: he said he had been there once
Gle said he himself had been there? A-ies
Al told him there were three or four
oYop od him as ss ghdeTs{snd yog f' ie
party perfectly proper? A--fes that had
-.
NJ mt %2 IJ i T tbat he said nat This little girl
p 5,ss not 70 have more than one glass and that
she was not stay UP late, and must be taken
home to her mother. and he took me home to my
ment at the Arlington Hotel and knocked at
o.%What time Of the night would you say this
1 tba PaS' f told Mr Thaw there were
three or four parties like that with the same
Q"In the tower Am the tower, all in the
ODD you give him a description OF the parties;
whether anything peculiar or strange happened!
al diia aTp 9a s9l5 Proper Pc YES, |
Q.-And conducted properly? A;-Yes.
Q.-You say the personnel was present at
all these parties? A-Yes, the same people.
whose name has not been mentioned and another
gentleman whose name has also not been men
QveFy vel then Proceed f with i'm yoqF narTatye
several times. ard asked If she wanted to go to
that she could not 60 and visit there and leave
perfectly right, and Their he came again and saw
mother several times while / was there and re-
9 ber 6es so and T tel a @S with
him He said she Nigh. go ana Visit n Pitts9uts
would take good care of me- and he made me
o1Proceed. And mamma told me he was a
very grand man, and afterward she went to Pitts
burg, and remember nc gave her the money to go.
Then mamma went to PittshTrg and the next v gay,
for me at 10 O'Clock in the morning and told me
photographs taken 50 at 10 o'clock I got ready,
went downstairs and got In the carriage and " nt
10 his studio in East 22d street.
Q.-I requested, madam, by the Assistant
District Attorney ask you to fix the GATE OF that
occurrence as near you remember 1t? Al
think it in September.
OF what year? A.-l9oi.
0-The other occurrences that you have spoken
OF were also in 1901, and commenced. IL l under
stood you Alright In August? A.-Yes
Q-Very well; you went to his studo7 A.-Yes.
O.-Describe. if you please. what you said to Mr..
Thaw the occurrences that took place at that
studio, if You said anything the subject Al
told him that the door opened by itself, and that
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