The Washington times., 1907-02-19
EVELYN NESBIT THAW
RESUMES HER TESTIMONY

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said If Mrs. Nesbit would agree TO his
marrying Florence he would settle a
sum enough 10 support her and the rest
of the family well for the rest Of ner
Life.
How long did you remain after
A-Two or three days
Odd you lave any telegraphic com
municatiOn with Evelyn at POmpton?
A.-Not /; but others did.
Q--Was there anything said about
Thaw using his influence to marry Eve
lynn
A-Not that I know.
Q.-Whcn did you first see Thaw after
the arrival of the party from Europe?
! think you will concede that II was
October "a?
Delmas and Jerome Clash.
1--WE Will concede nothing, as you
agreed TO do yesterday" shouted Mr..
Delmas.
Counsel is learning rapidly" an
ale has an eminent and efficient
teacher" retorted Delmas, causing
laugh.
GLOW did they arrive-in what or
der2
A.-The mother came first and the
daughter later I think Mrs Nesbit
came on september IL 90 llON hl4ON
whether she was alone.
Delmas objected 10 the cross-eXamina-
ton on the ground thai Jerome was
going into matter not referred TO in the
direct examination.
The witness was allowed by the court
to tell of conversations between her
self and Mrs Nesbit in spite OF the
Il wish to attack, If possible, the
credibility Of this witness" said Jerome
Did Mrs Evelyn Thlw tell you that
r1reav- y n 20 TTTffh hpr nj
second visit to Europe
ODD you see Mrs, Nesbit in this
city, while Evelyn was away TO Eu-
rope on that visit?
A.-OnCe.
Q.-Where?
theaters. We went 20 the theater every
night we were in the city.
0.-With the defendant and his wife?
Ayes. for several months before the
0.-Where was Mrs. Thaw living dur
ing this period?
A.-The Gregorian, in Thirty-fifth
street.
Didn't she live in Thirty-second
street.
Did you visit Mrs. Thaw at the
Gregorian?
Ayes; 1 was living in Ninety-second
Odd you dine with them that
8.-Yes. they sent a carriage for me.
Q.-WhO sent it2
AIRS. Thaw and her husband.
Q.-Where did you dine2
Al cannot remember.
Q.-You know where Sherry's, Mad
Inns, Delmonico's, Churchilrs, and
Jacks are located2
Ayes, all but Churchilrs.
Odd you have any conversation
a. -
casions?
Ayes
Had No Peculiar Dealings.
Odd you have any peculiar deal
ings with the defendant
A.-No.
Q.-When you would so to dinner The
carriage would be sent for you?
Ayes.
Il cannot hear what the learned dis
trict attorney Is saying" said Delmas.
4 am protecting rights of considerable
magnitude" he added, and should be
allowed 10 hear at least"
Q.-Have you heard or read of the
Hotel Marlborough Arms; have you
heard or read OF the Hotel Cumber-
A.-Yes: I knew nothing but what I
read In the papers about the incidents.
Odd you talk 70 Thaw about IL
afterward?
A-No.
Q.-Where were you living at that
time?
A-NO. us West Nineteenth street.
GLOW did you come to go TO the
Marlborough Arms Hotel. in West
Ninety-first street, about this time?
Delmas Objection 0verruled.
Delmas objected on the ground the
Cumberland incident was entirely unin-
teniglble to him-that it was not in evil
dence.
Allowed to answer, Mrs. Game said:
81 went of my own free will"
O.-How did Mrs. Thaw find you
there?
A.-She simply came there TO see me.
/ don't know; did not ask any ques-
lions of how she came to be there.
Q.-Where did you dine the night she
came to see you?
A.-Rectors.
Q.-How did you go TO the MARI
borough Arms2
Al saw the place advertised.
Q.-Where had you been employed?
AIN q department store.
Q.-What time did you get through
business?
A.--About 6 O'Clock.
Q.-You came out of the department.
store. and without eating anu supper
went right up TO the MarPorough
Arms. engaged rooms there and slept
Ayes. that is right.
An adjournment. was here taken until
2. m.