Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-08

70 thls line OF testimony but was
overruled.
Evelyn continued her testimony
saying that after swinging Mr..
Wiilte suggested ride in the park.
The young lady and I went to a
dentist after leaving MIR. Whites
studio" said Evelyn, "a and then I
went home and told my mother all
about the visit"
MIS- Thaw said Mr. White wrote
TO her mother and she saw the
letter.
jerome objected to tits line of
testimony about the letter unless she
had told Harry Thaw about it in
Paris.
Evelyn Yves permitted to continue
and said:
The letter asked my mother to
Call at lG0 Fifth avenue
Again the prosecutor objected.
but was overruled, and the former
artists model continuing saying:
Mr.. Thaw asked me what was in
the letter, and told HIM that White
had requested to see my mother.
She called on him, and he told her
that he only wanted me TO go TO
the dentists to have my teeth fill
cd, and wanted my mother 10 do
likewise. My mother said no. Mr.
White said he had had the teeth
lr1, oil a..
Florodora."
when did you see Mr.. White
next?"
Il received 4 note inviting me
70 PARTY. | was told in TIE note
that q carriage would be waiting
10 take me to my destination. On
the night in question got into
the carriage and was driven to
Madison Square Garden. where Mr..
White had studio. There were two
other persons there. MIR. White said
ut the party that was not to nave
more than one glass OF champagne
and must be taken home early To
my mamma. He took me home
that night to the door of our apart-
ent."
Mrs. Thaw said there were other
parties in the studio.
Mrs. Thaw called on her mother
several times and proposed that she
take trip to Plttsburg to see her
friends.
Posed In a kimona.
Mr.. White" said Evelyn, said
he would take care of me, and t,At
1t would be all right. Mamma wens
away. Mr. White came for met in
a carriage and we drove to n studio
on Twenty-second street.
There were two others there: one
was a stenographer. MIR. White
brought out beautiful Japanese
kimona, and posed. Then Mr..
White dismissed the two men. i
went to the dressing room, waere
] changed from the kimona to nv
street clothes Mr. White knocked
on the door and asked IL I needec
any help. told him no. went
out. and after eating little lunch
he took me home.
iEyelyn then told of another visit
to the Twenty-fourth street studio.
NO one was there except MIR.
White, and told him ought to go
back home. He said / had better
remain and have supper. After
supper he told me that as HAD
never seen some OF the rooms in
the studio he would show me
around. In one of these rooms was
piano and sat down and played.
etThen there came a humping in
my ears. About two minutes after
things seemed to grow black and go
round and round. and round. When
j awoke my CLOTHES were pulled off
OF me. and screamed. I sat up and
saw MIR. White. undressed, sitting
on the edge of the bed. l screamed
again, and sat up in bed, and the
there was music all around the
ROOM"
i4 The girl wept as she told her
story and tears fell on her dress.
Harry Thaw cried, and held n hand.
kerchief to his eyes during the re-
citai OF his wife's shame.
Il smreamed again and again,
and Mr.. White told me to be quiet.
Then MIR. White told me to be
quiet. Then Mr. White said it was
all over'"s
Witness here added another sen
tence. which told of physical evi.
dences that her ruin had been
wrought. Proceeding, she said: