The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22

-, one WAS The same woman to whom two years
her about the Dead Rat ?''
How long did you know herr
Until Just before my marriage?''
Ihen your friendship broke up?"
=! would not call 1t friendship
corresponded, didn't you, with this lewd
,-. IL didn't lid say lewd person. said the stories
You have letters from her7'
..Will ..Will you produce them7,
At this point ten-minute recess was taken to
air the courtroom
After the recess Mrs Thaw told of going to
so,rt luncnes and suppers at the Twenty
SoI Sourtn street studio house and to the Madison
esrrise o. She often went alone in
wouiG oe others present. She did not go often to
,ne twenty rourth-street house, White having
it ''all over town.
SOME STORIES TOLD
Were there improprieties at these luncheons
ana suppers?" asked Jerome
- don't know anything very bad. There
were some stories toid'
was stanford White present at all the par
''1s 1rjnt ~ al an,tended IN 1909 and 1902"
MRS; Ihaw said that on her nineteenth birth
uay, december 25, 1908, White to give a
80 SUPPER Per 13r her at the towerroo White went
~ ~ TIE .ne sltaolson Square Tbeater where she was
Playing the night before but she auarreled with
MIN ana he went away Later he returned but
she had not yet decided to 20 with him He
stage door for her
Among other things THE witness admitted hav-
ana that she later occunfed rooms IN hotel
that connected with Thaw's
Jerome took up the 1903 trip in Europe. Mrs
Ina nns" saio tnat she, her mother and Thaw Wis
iteu aa farls M ana Boulogne and then went to Lon
h%n' htt men mere was quarrel. and Mrs. Nes-
m 9nt renamed In London while the witness and
Ihaw made q long trip through Europe Mrs
Ihaw,s description of the places visited was
a pretty mountain and at another they yis-
lted town where l got some cheese that was
very good. -
IN A CASTLE WITH THAW
While you were in Austria did you spend
some some -, time In an old castle that Mr.. Thaw
Yes. about three weeks
Were you well all that time7''
Yes; climbed mountains
Under what name you travelingT'
While you were travelling with Thaw did you
Il don't think so
From your mother?"
credit that that time did you not have letter of
Thaw Wis
Any letter of credit from Stanford White, ="
said Jerome
81 had one from Cooks,
..yn. Sytanf9rd White gave 1t to you, didn't hep
Yes: hut l had given the letter to Mr.
% Where was your mother all this timer
M "Who ITO told you soa"
When you went abroad in 1908 did you tell
ii white that-Teaw was advancing the money to
you ana your mother for the tripr'
How much was the Cook letter of credit7"
About $500, ! think
DENIES STORY ABOUT MOTHER
Didn't you know that your mother was left
In n such need IN London that she had to go to
That is entirely untrue" said Mrs Thay
with a stamp of her foot
Dld your mother ever tell you so7'
Jerome was reading from the typewriter
stats%ept sSs ao made lad to to him by Mrs Holman
Did you ever hear of it?''
Yes. but II not true
,,o,. Tnaw,s nav valet Bedford. was supposed to
Demas objected to this and Jerome withdrew
the question.
do you know that about that time cable
gram WAS sent to Stanford White about your
motnerf asked Jerome Of the witness.
Ibid not this cablegram reqnest Stanford
White to use his influence with the American
embassy in London 10 keep your mother from
raising ing fuss and Interfering with your going
1T was not the american embassy. but a
Jerome had the witness whisper to him the
name of the man.
Didn't you know who sent the cablegram?,
"who told you about .itr,
"Mr. Thaw told me and showed me the cable
grams"
What was in them7"
Il don't remember"
Did Thaw send them3'
81 do not know"
ITO whom were they addressedr'
Stanford White
They were about your mother, weren't
they7"
''Yes, and there was something about a man
and something going on In London.
SOMETHING WRONG IN LONDON
What was going in London3' asked Je-
rome.
Y have told you all remember"
In whose name were they sent?''
81 don't know"
.s We're they sent in your namei'
You don't mean to say Thaw sent them In
his own name to Stanford Winter
No don't mean anything of the Sort
Was this man mentioned in the cablegram
disreputable?"
You knew him, didn't your
Ever dine with himr'
"Alone?''
81 don't remember I can't remember every
little thing, Mr.. Jerome, and that is all there
is about IT.
At this point Jerome had the witness repeat
her statement of yesterday that In all her
mother had done she had simply been indiscreet
aud had no occasion to credit any other motive
to her
Jerome told the court that within the hour
he had received the renewed assurance of both
Drs. Deemar and Bingaman that they would re-
turn next week to give their testimony In
view of this he suggested that adjournment be
taken until Monday morning.
The defendants counsel consented and ad-
lournment was taken until 1880 Monday morn
ing
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