New-York tribune., 1907-02-26

/ And so is my moderation" retorted Mr. Je-
rome.
The first European tour of Mrs. Thaw was
gone into again. In reference TO this trip, the
trouble in connection with which the American
Embassy in London has frequently been men
toned. was referred to again. Mrs. Thaw eX
planned that there WAS appeal to the en-
( bassy. but that an attach6 had been appealed
] TO- 1T was not to get me away from Mr.. Thaw.
/ II was to try to get me to go on the stage in
! London she said.
! Mrs. Thaw was examined closely about hypO-
| dermc needles that Thaw was said to own and
! use while in Paris. She denied that he had ever
used them.
After recess Mrs Thaw asked about
! places she had stopped in this city after her
return from Europe in 1908 She said she paid
the bills herself Mr.. Jerome asked:
| Q.-From what money? A-Money that l had.
WWRR0o had bad ggen bs @ il t2 a 2e d
@-Erom what money? IN AmMy own WI m9nsS Tb.w
! Q.-From the Navarrs where did you go? A
0.HWho paid the bills there. Al did.
| Q.-Where did you get the money? A.-rhe same
Q.EYou We're carrying this money, in cash or
wasn't it deposited somewhere? An cash; cash; h,o
sum Of money that Thaw had given you? AYes,
Q.-How much? A.-One thousand dollars about.
Mr.. Jerome brought out that the witness had
dinner with White at the Tower shortly after
her return from Europe, and asked:
! Q;-Dld you go there alone? A-Yes- But was
QBGt But all You Knew whether they were to be
9eTf Wha Or NOT %tS that Mtaf ey had been invited
| Q-And you trusted his word that they would
us at the ssgoy and ID fhs bs
NsyaTs was Va v6 s5@ni&rd Rwe tg mostly
QNWere there any impIopret!!te4ss that he en-
QNBefore or after you went to the tower alone
in mn his @ worGe en 70 SS f9@e rasns in
| his word after he had endeavored 70 take impro5i
me- fs told me over and over again. He always
me to back & and ao5d NE tS@ nsTer 20 90 Ss s
QBut after he had been Fp,ty , { OF "hs' s eood G9dd
enough to induce you to go To- the tSweT & s3Ge -
meet people there, and you did not Know "he'"V'
they would be there or not? A-ies o.
| Q.-Well all you knew ABOUT II was "h~' S'S-'
ford White told you? A-Nes, sir
The matter of the afHdavit which Mrs law
is said to have signed at the office OF Abr'eham
Humnel, but which has never been put IN evil
dence. was reached at this point The testi'
,nonv was mainly the Same already printed
until Nr Jerome asked reading from type
written statement:
Q.-And In the talk with Mr. HummeL did you
not tell him about your a6t 5P the trip abroad
don't exactly know what you mean ABOUT III Us
QmAbout going to the schloss Kat1enstein'
QIDd YOU tell him what happened between you
&C! -And that Thaw had beaten there with
Q},.gg-You signed the paper at the Tower didn't
SQ-What became OF tho paper when you signed
"o.ADidn't '3'' YOU see what was done with Il?
you didn't keep it? A-No.
/ Q-But you subsequently learned that Il was in
Q@Didn't you ten Thaw about signing the paper?
Q.LDiGn,t you ask White to return the paper to
(
oa 5 h so 6o e Fl 1aas PSRsF Rs You IN
and your husband your PTes"t husband mao trSy- Az
and snd Mrs Beiiis? no
Q.,And that after travelling for four or six six
for fve or six weeks the defendant had rented a
Katzenstein? Al told him 5i that l am not sure
don't 't' remem6er ,il't BE- ie about that
91Dd you ten him thai. that the Grst r, night @ , yog
| 10 bed right after dinner? Al don't remember
! Q.-And did you tell him that IN the morning YOU
were awakened by Mr.. Thaw pounding on the door
the coffee was getting cold? Al don't remember
Q,-,And that you Immediately jumped out of bed
Rd hastily t m put o on 9%5h @ % To0S % and Pey1 and
with Tnaw2 A-Eoi ! don't remember that
after breakfast Thaw said he wanted to tell YOU
something and asked you to step into your bed
Q,-And AID you ten him that when you entered
the room IhaW, without any pTOVOCatiOn Rrasped
YOU by the throat and tore the bathrobe from your
'G3y 9yDid YOU tcT him har was IN an excited con,
dfon and terrorzed % @ You? A1 d did an not ot'e' con-
IN rhat his h5d MS eyes Terg gIaPing ard IL that he had
Q-And that he seized hold OF you and that you
were powerless and attempted to scream but he
placed his fingers in your mouth and prevented
Q.-And that he continued to act like a demented
man ma "a, ana beat you very violently? Al did not
did You tell him that the following morning
Thaw again entered your bedroom and beat you
DID YOU tell him that then fi "H later on tina, YOU
sweitzerhoh. at Santa Mars? A.-No: I don't re-
Q.ooDid you tell him again that there Thaw beat
YOU SRa Tst you 10 ,e tel R5o hm FIAT T9en reached Paris
Q-Did you tell him that. while in Paris Thaw
E box IN Paris while you were packing up, obong in
talnlng hypodeTmc syringe and some other small
what 1t meant and he said that he had been III and
tried TO make some excuse, and said he was com
Odd you tell him that you saw Tiaw freouent-
" administer cocaine to himself internally? A.
Cor that on one occasion .he tried to force YOU
to take OF these pills? Al never ala ~ ''N
QTrDd you tell Hqmmel that Thaw threatened
,QmDid you tell him that while you were in Paris
montoH Who was staying at the Afonouf9 fttsr to Miss Miss
IN Io.i INC CITY OF NeW York and who knew your
mott mother asking her 10 come 10 Paris? Al did
Q..Did you tell IIummel that while you were at
out your consent and was then still retaining two
dlanona m a,I I'm rings one sapphire ring with diamond
S!t0 IN money including drafts Thomas cook =
money order. - "'iS
At this point Mr.. Jerome attempted to intro
dnce in evidence a Photographic copy OF the al
legged affidavit, AS Mr. Delmas objected to this
course, Mr. Jerome was compelled To ask for .,,
@aJournment 10 call Hummel and other wit