The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-08


wanted me to tefl him the whole story
Then | began 70 tell him how | fir
met Stanfo- ghite."
She Cried All Night.
Mrs = tnac White sent
her mother to Pittsburg and then took
her to one of his studios, where she
dined alone with him. She told of an
experience with White in a mirrorer
bedroom. She screamed and scream
ed but he said: 1T is all over She
sad she sat up and cried all night
after he took her home.
IRIS. Thaw broke down and cried
anl could hardly proceed as she re-
lated her experience with White.
Thaw sat with his face buried in a
handkerchief
Didn't Like Fat Girls.
s. aer promise
never her He said it
was all rig lat there was nothing
80 nice as young girls, and nothing 50
loathsome a. fat ones. You must
never get fat
Mrs. Thaw told of going several
times to meet White. She was then
but little over Is years old. Also of
White assuring her mother that she
should be well cared for, and of a let
ter White wrote her mother to take
witness to dentist to have her teeth
fixed and also have her own fixed.
She said that it was a very strange
thing" White told her that he did
that for Other girIs.'
a.. Meets White Again.
when e 3. hite?" II
saw him in ID / got note
from him previous ting me TO a
party and saying age would be
waiting for me on It'd corner. Before
that he had sent me a hat, feather
boa, and a cape. There was another
man and girl with us"
Mr. Delmas mentioned the names
of the other parties to Mr.. Jerome.
Where did you go?" ITO the studio
in Madison Square tower. We had
very nice time there. Mr.. White said
] was only to have one glass of cham
payne and that | was to be brought
home early / was brought home early
10 the door of my house. | told Mr..
Thaw that we had several parties of
this kind in the tower
did you see Mr.. White again.
YES, he came to see my mother, told
her that / would be all right in New
York and that he would take care of
me-"
Mrs Thaw said she met White in
{, ,,,x roet
Twenty-second street The door open
ed of itself she said, and the house
looked at first as If no one lived there.
She said that she went upstairs and
met White, a photographer and an
other man. The witness whispered the
name of the man to Mr.. Jerome, who
wrote it down.
What did you see there?" There |
was lot OF expensive gowns there"
.'v ~ rs7ned o. II went into the |
Ire mt On the dress Mr.
" he door and asked
+ 7 said No."
that she drank only
ampagne and when
q she got into a car
taisen back to the ho- Z
FcuTd White Alone.
ar Text night" she continued,
note from Mr.. White asking
ne to come down to the studio for
luncheon after the theatre with
ONE of his friends. A carriage would
all for me and take me home after
he party, he wrote. | went down to
he Twentyfourth street studio again
nd found Mr.. White and no one else
here.
What do you think he said to
len, the others have turned us down.
hen ! told him ! had better go home,
nd he told me that | had better sit
own and have some fruit So took,
If my hat and coat. Mr. White told
lie he had other floors in the garden.
nd that | had not seen all of his
lace. He would axe me around and
how me- he said
Decorated il Himself.
so he took me up some stairs to
he floor above where there were
cry beautiful decorations and a
iano. | played for him and he took
he into another room That room
'as bed room. On a small table
TODD bottle of champagne and one
lass. Mr.. White poured out lust
ne glass for ME. and paid no atten-
on TO IL. Mr.. White went away. came