The Washington times., 1907-02-20

4 A.-Yes.
Odd you tell your mother where
you had been?
Ayes
Q.-What did your mother say?
| A.-She scolded me and told me 1
! ought not TO go out without her.
that RLSa si@e'
Q.-When did you first speak to Mr..
Marks about going on the stage?
/ talk about it.
Q:-When did you first meet Mr.. Hab-
Al do not remember.
Q.-Nas 1t before or after you had
! taken supper with Mr.. Marks?
Al remember only that l met him,
Did ne ever live in the same house
yCu did,
A.-Never.
Q.-HOw long did you know him?
Al met him only two or three times
/ do not remember just when. My
mother said l should not go with Miss
Mr.. Habbie
Q.-Was it three months?
A.-Not as long as that.
Q--How often did you see him2
Al cannot say often met him
casually in the street.
Joins the Florodoras.
Q.-How did you come to go into the
FlOrOdOra company
Al took letter from Mr.. Marks to
Mr.. Fisher. When / went there, Mr..
Fisher spoke TO me for moment, and
then said: I'm not running a baby
farm. Do you want me TO get into
trouble with the Gerry Society,"
Q--What did you do2
Al cried, and said ] wanted very
much TO go on the stage They took me
upstairs. where rehearsal was going
on. MIR. Fisher came up, and someone
played the piano and danced. My
mother agreed 70 come in "A cab after
the performance and take me right
home
Q.-About when was that?
A.-Early In the summer OF 1901.
Q.-Had you met the defendant then2
Or Mr.. White?
A.-No.
Q.-How long were you in the 'FIoro-
A,-Fromi June. 1901. until it moved
up to the New York Theater, in 1902.
Q.-When did you first go 10 George
Lederer2
An 1902, 1t was just after left
"FlorOdora."
Meeting With Stanford White.
Q.-WhiIe you were in 'Florodora"
lid your mother call for you every
night?
A.-Yes. until met Stanford White.
Q--When did you meet him?
An the summer Of 1868. l was in
troduced to him by Miss Edna Good
rich
Q.-Were you on good terms with her2
Ayes.
Q.-Did you go around with her very
mUCh2
A.-No.
Q.-When she introduced YOU to
White. II was the first time you went 10
any place Of entertainment with her?
Q--How long were you in the cast be
/ fore you met Mr. White2
About a monSh.
Q.-Had ycu been out anywhere during
that month?
Ayes. with my mother and James 4
Garland, friend Of my mothers.
Q.-Where did you meet him?
Alt the boarding house where we
were living
Q.-YOur mother was not very much
land7
Ave never he'd any quarrel about
Q.-You had no quarrel with your
mother on the subject2
Q.-Mr. Garland was a married man?
A.-TeS
Odd you go on his yacht?
A--1 eS, with my mother
Q.-ls IL not true thar in the spring
OF 1901 you were getting very unrulv
but your mother stuck TO yOu2 And
there was a man On New York who was
suing for divOrCc-James A GarIand9
And your mother was constantly quar-
relinE with YOU because OF his attention?
tJerOme read the question from a state
ment made by the mother OF Evelyn
Nesbit)
It was opposed by Mr.. Delmas. but
allowed
Denies Becoming Unruly.
mo. indeed. sir, It is not true" an
swered the young witness with great
emphasis.
Q.-Is It not true you went of on his
yacht on Sa urday?
ADO you mean alOne2
Q.-No, with your mother
A.-Yes- I went with my mother.
Q.-Were you made a correspondent in
Mr.. Garland's suit?
Objection by Delmas.
Q.-During this period you and your
mother spent most Of your Sundays on
Mr.. Garland's yacht?
Ayes.
Q-During this period. 1901. while
you were playing in the FlOrOdora
company. did you meet George Led
erer2
A.-Yss
o--Did you meet Jack Barrymore?
Odd you know a Mr.. Andersou2
A.-No.
Q.-Up 10 the time you went into the
FloTodora company you had never told
anyone you had casts made Of you2
A.-NO.
Q.-Were they ever made?
A.-NO.
Never Posed in the Nude.
O.-You had never posed in the
nude?
A.-No.
Q-Have you ever had any such
casts made?