Evening journal., 1907-02-08


tell Mr.. Hummoll about meT ! told him
had tod him nothing. Mr. White said.
something must be wrong Hummen has
just squeezed a thousand dollars out OF
me- and the Lord knows when he vii
squeeze another
Evelyn said Th7w again asked her u
she had signed any papers for Mr., HUM
nell and she said, she had not. She did
recall signing a paper IN the Madison
Square Garden tower for Mr.. White. She
said she called Mr.. white on the phone
and asked him about Il. Mr.. White put
her on. she said. but Il was finally ar
ranged that she should go 10 see Mr..
Iummen again. Mrs. Thaw said she was
then shown a paper with her name on Il.
but could only see her signature Mr..
Hummell took match and burned the
paper In a iardlniere.
Friendly With the Countess.
Mrs. Thaw said she was married TO
Thaw on April 4. 1905.
did you still persist I'm refusing him
/ up TO this time, and why?"
Il told him 1 wanted TO save his rep
utadon. That may people knew about
Stanford White and that my marriage
to him would be sure 10 hurt him.
Il told him that the marriage would
/ be sure TO hurt him with his family.
1 knew it would be a good thing for
me, but ] cared so much for him that /
did not want to iniure his reputation"
after your marriage how were you
received In England?" asked Judge Del
mas.
Every pleasantly by the Countess Of
/ Yarmouth" said Mrs Thaw.
did Mrs. william Thaw ever visit
you in New York before. your mar
riage?"
YES; she visited me several times" ="
was the answer
White Saw Her After Her Marriage.
AFTER your marriage did White try
to approach you?"
"Yes. / passed hi mon Fifth ave-
nue. and White held out his hands to
! me and said Evelyn That was all
then. Mr.. Thaw made me promise
faithfully TO tell him II Mr.. White ever
tried to speak to me again. kept that
promise
"Some time later I was riding down
Fifth avenue In a hanson can. / was
I going TO see a doctor. / saw Mr. White
I in another hanson following mine.
/ ran up the doctors steps but I was so
nervous that 1 ran down again, and
jumped into the hanson and ordered
the driver to drive as fast as possible to
the Hotel Lorraine"
did you ever tell Mr. Thaw why
Stanford white sent you 20 school in
New Jersey while you were playing on
the stage?"
Eyes; / told Mr.. Thaw that Mr.. Jack
Barrymore, who was playing in the
same company with me. had asked me
20 visit his apartments alone and that
I refused. Mr.. White was fangry and
sent me away to school"
Judge Delmas at tais point asked the
court TO adjourn for recess. Justice
Fitzgerald in announcing a recess. said
that In view Of the fact that the jury
was being held together he would hold
court next Tuesday in spite 90 the fact
that It was Lincoln's birthday
Recess was then announced until Q
o'clock.
jerome Withdraws Objections.
The afternoon session opened by
District Attorney Jerome Withdrawing
! his objections to the Thaw letter when
Mr., Delmas cited a number Of authori-
tiles. The letter, which tended to show
Thaw's frame OF mind, read as fol-
'AIrs. ~ insisted sailing New York
when he daughter left 7 kept Mrs n.
IN London three months. cost over
$1,000. Mrs. Nesbit sails tomorrow
/ for New York. She think 81 lddnap-
ped her II s-f years old daughter. Be
fore she lands she viii know that ]
have always done the best I could. The
child cannot be with her mother be-
cause when she was 10 2-3 years OLD
she was ruined 10y a blackguard. Don't
IVORY but find out her address Tele-
phone Mrs n, but not in your name.
Ask her If she saw Mr. rhaw aboard.
AS soon as she answers hang up the
phone"
4 On a slip OF paper inclosed was writ
, ten. III you can't read this don't
worry. Please telephone her incog.
and wire me at my expense" The let
ter was signed III. X r."
Mrs. Thaw Resumes Testimony.
Mrs. Thaw resumed the stand. and
Mr.. Delmas asked:
@. when you returned from Europe
ip 1908, Mrs. Thaw. did you come at
the same time as Mr. Thaw or alone ?
u A. I came before he did
@. When did you reach New York
A. About the end OF October
Q. Before you left Europe did YOU
lhave conversation with Harry Thaw
about your being met on your arrival
A. Yes. Mr.. Thaw said he would have
Mr. Longfellow meet me and see me
through the custom house.
O. Did you bring a letter for Long
fellow from Mr.. Thaw. A. Yes.
@. When did you first see Thaw
after his return? A. I think 1t was a
little over a month.
O. Where did you first see him? A.
A 1.-THE Hotel Navarro, where we were
stopping
@. Did you see him alone? A. Nc
/ would not see him alone.
O. Had he been made aware Of this
Y A. He had, and so when he came C
see me there was another man pres.
ent.
Q. What happened at this interview
A. ] sat on a trunk. Mr.. Thaw cam,
toward me and I asked the othei
gentleman not to leave the room. Mr.
Thaw said TO me: what is the mat
ter? Why don't you want to see m'