Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Evelyn Lived at ThaW'S
Expense in New York After
Return From European Trip
1t Was Pi!tsburgers Money Also That Brought
Mrs. Nesbit Back From EurOpe-At This Time
Evelyn Was Still Being Entertained By White
And Was Accepting Presents From Him

gy ON own Wire. Publishers prcss
NEW YORK, Feb e5-rhe afternoou
secession Of the rhaw trial wa. begun short.
iy after O'Clock aud Evelyn Ncsbit rhsw
was at once recalled to the witness slnd
by Jerome.
"Whan you landed In this country on
October o. 1903 you went nrst TO the ho-
tel savoy to stopg"
"Ycs."
"llow long did you stay thercY
several weeks. Then We went to tha
Navarro and to the Audubon"
who paid the bills at the sovoyY'
II did with my money.
where did YOU get tho money!
Mr. Thaw gave il 10 me-
This examination wns repeated idenu-
cally 10 regard 20 the payment Of bills az
! the Navarro and tho Audubon.
Jerome then led her to say that when
she was at the Savoy and part OF tho
time she was al the Navarro she believed
the stories about rhaw told by White
And set you continued to use rhaw's
money!
'Ycs."
did Thaw give you this money IN
ParisT
eyes"
"fIow much was itr'
about one Thousand dollars"
Evelyn said White sent her no presents
while she was at tho Savoy and Navarres
unless IL was flowers.
did White call on you at tho savoyr'
Eyes"
"And you went out with him several
timesr
She said sho told White Of her travels
with Thaw IN part but could not say what
part She left out
Jerome then lei up TO the return oe
Evelyns mother with Miss simontons
who was on the ship with them.
lSimonton Woman a Tartar
when White was conrontcd by these iva
women Evelyn SAID the architect told her;
~ could manage a dozen mammas but
am afraid Of this simonton woman
turned ce cold WHOM they talked 10 mos
Jerome then hell the statement ma ala
? by Evelyn's mother In hts hand and said:
Now wasn't This what he said hap
pencdq" They went to hts office and ha
stood up and said My wife on one side
and my son on the other and may Gad
strike me- dead &c ever meant to harm
her. Had you told Miss s'monton tho
story Of your wrong by Whteg'
yes"
Evelyn went on to say Miss Slmonton
had been sent for 70 come TO Europe oy
1haw 70 take Mrs. Ncsbit home because
she refused to be reconcned with her
daughter Before this time, Evelyn had
known Miss simonton only as Mamma's
friend"
'who paid your mothers passage home1
Mr.. rhaw"
Evelyn was asked about a trip TO PHIL
adelphia which she made in 1908 after her
return TO Europe and before Thaw got
back She said she had gone on this alona
but returned with Angela Vincent
"on your return from Philadelphia did
you - TO suppers, dinners and parties
with dCferent menT'
Yes
chrome questioned Tvelyn about the
stories she had been told by White and his
friends which changed her opinion Of
Thaw. They were reports that he was e.
morphine fend. OF his whipping girls and
tho story OF the girl in the bath tub
Evelyn did not change her story in the
slightest detail in the former recital
pelmas Wants More Fifth.
Delmas insisted chrome should describe
the stories told to Evelyn.
"wen can go into an the rottenness
again If YOU insist said Jerome.
II should think there had been enough
alth brought out BY you 70 setsfy any
one. ~chined in Delmas. Il don't see why
the prosecutor shuld be deferred by any
sense OF delicacy because he has shown
iu his previous examination that he has
no such feeling"
Evelyn then related the stories Tho
story OF Thaw's alleged cruel treatment or
Ethel Thomas was not mentioned.
"Who told YOU about Ethel Thomass'''
said Jerome.
ABE Hummel." said Evelyn In return.
she said she had not seen Thomas' afl-
davlt but only Ethers signature. White
and his friends. Evelyn insisted. had tod
- ser an the terrible stories about ThaV.
q Thaw showed marked perturbation when
= Jerome was questioning Evelyn sboct
e Miss Sinionton. Tie wished to expizln 40
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