Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-20

NEW YORk, FeD. 2O.-Ihe anttci-
mated continuation of cross s-examina-
ton of Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw by
District Attorney Jerome, filled the
eourt room this mrning.
The woman was questioned regard
ing the places she resided at after her
return from Europe in 1904 She
gave eight or nine addresses.
District Attorney Jerome showed
Mrs. Thaw several photographs of
herself and asked her regarding the
costumes, from whom she obtained
them, etc.
Some of the photographs were TAX
en- in 1901.
Thaw gave her the kimono in which
she was photographed, and Stamford
White gave her a cape to match a
dress given her by her mother.
Interrogated as to Dress.
District Attorney. Jeromes ques-
lions have indicated that he does not
intend to spare the Feelings of the
young woman.
He interrogated her sharply as to
the details of the dresses worn while
poising as an artists model in Phila-
delphia and New York. He was espe-
eially insistant whether there was any
exposure of the person. The witness
said she poised in Greek and Turkish
costumes, and afterwards on the stage
In low neck draperies.
District Attorney Jerome them jump
ed 70 the letters received by E,yelyn
from various persons, and she was
asked If she had not visited storage
warehouses wath lawyers. and had ex-
Rmined certain letters.
Could Mot Confuse Her.
She replied sine had made such a
visit, but did not take any OF the let~
ters nor examine them.
1t developed that the AZ letters in
troduced yesterday were written BY
White to another girl
Evelyn said she gave IA letters
written by White to her husband who
had turned them over to Lawyer Part
ridge.
The witness proved herself very
skillful in fencing with District At
torney Jerome and kept her wits well
about her.
District Attorney Jerome evidently
could not trip her up.
District Attorney Jerome took many
different tacks with the woman.
Refers to Eventful Night.
How long were you unconscious in
that Twenty-fourth street house at
the time of your experience with
Stanford White?"
u don't remember"
Was it after midnight you became
unconscious ?"
Yes; l think it was"
Was it before daylight?"
Yes, before daylight" hesitatingly
came the answer.
District Attorney Jerome read from
Evelyns direct testimony the state
ment that she sat up all that night.
She replied she meant the rest of the
night after she had been taken home.
There was nothing shown that your
mother was willing to sacrifice you
for pecuniary consideration?
No"
Attorney Delmas was on his feet
like flash.
jerome Casts Insinuation.
There is nothing in this case, not
even an intimation Of such thing. II
have said anything to the learned
district attorney that would indicate
that think this unfortunate mother
sacrificed her daughter. wish en-
phatically to deny Il"
Tn all the troubles that you went
through. you never thought anything
but that your mother showed laci
Of judgmentT" asked the district at
torney.
no"
Asks Mysterfyins Questions.
Evelyn was questioned as to her re.
lations with certain mon and women
the import Of which was not mad'
clear at this time.
She testified that after joining tn,
lorodors" company, her motheI
mother came for her every night I'M
I'll she met stanford white. to whom