The Washington times., 1907-02-07
Dolphin NJ DELMAs,
Of San Francisco, the Leading Lawyer
for the Defense, as Seen by
Three Different Artists.

Al told him everything ar ThaW
asked ne 10 sell him everything and i
did.
Objection by AR. Jerome on this line
of question was sustained lE t4e court
MIS-. IhaW continued AIR TLdW
asked me what was lu Jlr letter.
I told him Mr. White had written my
mother requesting her TO call and see
him. l told him hir. White not only
wanted ne TO so to the dentist but
I wanted my mother 20 go, Too. Then the
next time ] saw Mr.. White was az
I another luncheon In his studio
Il told Mr. IhaW how I came % 60
70 the place and how j was invited i
also told him about the second luncheon
i'm the Twenty f@ur-h street studio.
told him before that ar White had sent
me nat. long gray b01 and q coat
Aly mother made me new dress which
/ l put on and with the cape and the new
hat on I went out When / got as far
as the entrance or Park e. Iilfurl's
Stanford White stepped OUT We got
ln "a carriage and came 20 Madison
square Garden ana went uu into th-
, tower There was another young lady
there and a man.
"IIe asked me how I liked his apart
mont ana said. Very nicely AIR
She Told Thaw Everything.
Q.-Did you tell TH1w to what part
of the Madison Square Garden YOU
wente
A-Yez; told him went to the
apartment OF Mr.. White i'm the tower.
Q.-DlI you describe the apartment?
A.-No. Mr. Thaw told me he hld been
there.
Q-Procced-
Al told him We had q very nice time
and that Alr. white had said. "a little
siTi Ike me was not 20 have more than
H UT
Cat what time of the night was
About 1880 O'Clock i'm the morning
O.-Were the same persons present
that is Mir. White. lie same young lady.
and the same Young gentlemen whose
name YOU are not TO mention?
AYES, the same persons were pres
Q-Proceed.
A.-White called several times on my
mother He told her she could go and
visit her friends in Pittsburg. He said
she could leave me with perfect safety
in New York and that he would look
Out for me. and he told me not 10 go
out with anyone without telling him.
So mamma went TO PirJsburg After she
left Mr.. White sent a carriage for me.
So at 20 O'Clock i got in the carriage
and went 10 his other studio. ON East
enJy-secOud street.
Q.-Nnat did you tell MT ThaW OF
what occurred al the studl12
Al told him the door opened by
ITSELF The house looked as if nobody
lived I'm IT, We went mp several nights
or stairs and We went tD man who was
photographer ana also met a lady
To the district attorney the witness
whispered the name of the man. The
district attorney took il down ia writ
ing.
Odd YOU tell Mr. Thaw what took
De- H.r ftrr ,
r AR White gave ma q gorgeous
Japanese kimonO To put on. AiT ThdW
aLlefWaFu Sd" me photograph of me
with the klmoDO on 1 posed very long
Ia that studio ana became very tired
Mr.. white was there when ] first went
in Ar. White told the photographer 20
go. He sat down and ate and drank
champagne. lie wouldn't let me out
until mad some champagne. / had
been left alone with him. / was sent
back 90 the carriage To my hotel The
next night / received a note from AIr
White asking me TO call again. j went
ana found him all alone. / asked him
who was coming and he said he expected
friends
when i saw that nobody was arriv-
Ing ! asked AZ. White about his friends
lld he said. Too bad. they zee turned
US down. They probably wont come
} said; That's too bad. We won't have
any party III better go home But he
said: No Wen have a party an to
ourselves
He showed me a piano. and / PLAYED
on IT, Then he showed me 10 another
room aud a bedroom, ] sat down to III {
table ON which there was q bottle of
He asked me 90 drink ana
J said Z didn't care for f.. Finally I 7
took drink. 1 don't know how long it /
vast may bee minuate or tWo-I I
heard a rumbling In my ears. The
whole room seemed 10 90 around
Every thing got very black. When III
recovered u found fuNeaFF fn r-7