Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-08
From the Capital Journal Second Edition.

Ifold me that, as i nao hc'N'
some rooms in his studio, he would
lahow me around. In one OF tne
rooms was a piano. ! played. Ihe
rear room was bed room. ! SAT
down and White opened a bottle OF
ohampagne. lie prevailed upon me
TO drink. Then came a humping In
nv ears. About two minutes after
ward things seemed to grow black
around me and go round and round
when awoke my clothes were
lpulled of me, and / screamed"
Her Father Was a Lawyer.
She said her father. lawyer, died
early. He left the family In strained
circumstances. Their resources be-
came more and more impoverished
until the sheriff posted notices of dis
possession upon their door. Then
Holman came to our rescue" went
on the girl He paid our debts and
went TO Philadelphia when | was
20. There / first became an artists
model" She said she posed In Phil
adelphia for several artists on a
number OF magazines. when
started for New York ! carried let
ter OF introduction TO Carroll Beck
with. The money I earned | gave
to my mother. We came TO New
York, but mamma sent me back TO
bet my brother, Howard X. who was
then In the country" She then de-
tailed the life OF the family In a back
room in New York.
She continued: 81 called on Beck
10 arranged that pose
for him two mornings weekly Beck
with said I was too young TO wander
around New York asking for engage
ments." lie said he would give me
n letter TO artists OF reputation,
(which he did. ! posed for many In
1901. made s17 a week"
How did you come to go on the
stage FIRST" asked Delmas.
Goes Upon the Stage.
II finally got Il letter to Mr.. Fish
or, a theatrical manager. ! thought
could double my earnings by work
ing nights upon the stage. went
to the theatre, and somebody told me
theatres were not baby farms. and n
they took me they might get into
trouble With the Gerry society.
was finally ushered upstairs and en-
gagged"
did YOU ever tell White about
your posing for artistsY" Yes he
said they were lot OF old stiffs and
fogies." replied witness
"Whon did you first meet Thaw?"
Latter part OF 1901 In the Au
dubon Hotel"
First Visit With Thaw.
what was the nature OF the
viRltg"
lie said was too young 20 go on
the stage, and he wanted to send me
aud my brother 20 school. said Eve
lyn. A long time elapsed before she
saw Thaw again Toward the end OF
October she went TO school Early
ln the year she underwent an opera.
tion. 'rhaw called on me once" the
Girl went ON. "Ho told me he had
been on long trim to Europe. told
him White had sent me TO school
While at school became sick, and
had To undergo an operation. This
was early IN 1903. Tho doctors
came aud said | must be othorlzed.
rhaw came into the room and knelt
az bedside aud kissed my hand. DID
not say word for | was very m.
Then he left. During my recovery
rhaw sent me many delicacies. Then
arrangements were made with Thaw
FOR me and mother 10 so to Europe. "
They Went Ia Europe.
did Thaw sail on same ship With
you In spring OF la0ag"
mo, he took another"
"whon YOU came back Ia the fal.
did you hrlng a letter from Thawg''
"Yos."
Eyelyn Identified letter. nolmas
, offered it In evidence Jerome OBJ
icelcd. The court said he would
permlt letter 90 be only marked FOR
Identification. Dclmas said he woull
withdraw Tor the present until hs
eoula consult authorities nelmas
said he had much other testimony "a
[, develop. Jerome requested rccess
" because he said witness had under,
gone severe ordeal. ana Ne are anx
ioas 20 extend 90 her every posslbl,
\ Evclyn rhaw Paints.
: A reeling hguro left the witness
stand and started for the aisle be
HAD the jury box. She moved viii
" ialterlng steps, eHr haad clutches
y AZ tho wall 10 steady herself. untl
tho court ofncor took her arm and