New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21

6-What time OF day or night was il? Am
Q.EWhero did you take it to him? A.-To his
Q.Gwhere was that? AIT the Casino Theatre
n what took place between YOU and Fisher: A
Wen we came in and we had to wait little
his office ana mamma told him I wanted to go
on the stage and showed him this letter nom MI
Q"Your mother accompanied you when you
Q-What was in the letter? Al don't ,'t,,I re
He said he would like very much to take me- Dut
the Gerry Society you'd not let di 9 like TO take
so Young a girl, and it impossib!e-that no
was not running baby farm. Then he SAD ne
Vent up another hght Of stairs and We saw the
rehearsal Then Mr. Fisher called the stage man
Q-What happened then? A-He asked d,at i u !
could dance, and | said Yes, ana ne """'e" "
At9W Vas this The time when 1lorodora first was
Q.-WeU. then. what happened then? Ale SAID
t end Ti0 said~then Nj Fisher talked with mamma
and he said If was in the play she wouG nae -
be responsible for me lie said he positively would
% Go on; anything more? And he said t
was all right for to come 10 the dressing room
night, that there men hanging around the
stage door and she would have to come ahq taR IKE
me home, it agreed l should 20 70 the re-
o@Tben you went into the cast? A-Tes, sir
Q.-As Of the chorus A.-Ies, sir
0.-When you finally. after this period Of re-
year was that? A.-That was in the early summer.
about June. ,.o.
A'&N N3' '"'' TIME gu ''' '''' ''.'' ,''
o.-How long We're you in the show? Al was
in there until after New Years. 1902, until It moved
Q.Did understand to say from June 1901.
all through 1901 You were with ,FiorodoTa' A
Q-W f5s Was Mas; That &-That was during Octo-
Der; every girl was given a vacation
met SI hm9 K oI '''f ~. Just left
o 6 TG 2g ys g ah N
every night 10 bring YOU homer A.-Hes. until 1
o-.When did you meet him? Al met him dur
6-Who introduced you to him? A.-Edna Good
,Q-where did you first meet Edna Goodrich?
Q.-Waa she in the Play A-sho was,
Q-Did you so to auy places OF cntertalument
with herr A-No. not before sH" introduced me
Q-AfteT the time YOU had met White YOU had
long? Al think month. I couldn't say posi-
2na saG you been ont 2oyghege 4p RIM b that
large number .of questions were asked the
witness about her friendship with James y. Gar
land. tho yachtsman. who died last year. Mr.. Je-
Obi Mr Garland ever write You any letters?
Q Did You preserve them? A-No don't
Q Did YOU ever write him any letters? Al
Q-You have 20 recollection or that? Al might
Q-Iour mother YVES NOT very we'll pleased with
Nj Garlauds attentions, was sHot A.-No-
subject ANo no. not that ronGm 56S-e' o" mat
Q-Mr Garland was Il married mani A,-Yes.
Q.-Wi,h a divorce case then pending? A-weu.
DID You GO Of on his yacht2 Al might
oEHow many times? Al don't remember.
ON these yachting trips your mother was not
pleased was She A-Ycs.
Q-she enjoyed it thoroughly? Ayes.
In asking questions from a document he was
reading Mr.. jerome inadvertently Iarscd to the
first person. rs Il not true that in the spring
OF 1901. so far as Your relations 70 your mother
are concerned, You were getting very un-
rUly ana your mother stlll stuck To YOU. that
there was man I'm New York applying for A
divorce, James \. Garland, and Il was con-
stantly quarrellins with my daughter'-he
said, when Mir Delmas objected. and the fol-
lowing couoquy eEsued
Nj, MI p,lmas mis- is tHe mothers statement.
honor please 10 the learned District Attorney try
MT- jerome inadvertently used the narrative
MI. Dglmas object to that if your honor
nj Mt. Jerome i would Ike u have her, but you
Mr.. Demus why do YOU get that statement g.,
that You would Hike 10 have her here and She
Mr.. Jerome-Do you want me to answer that
Ar ,Delmas It answers itself
M M Jr TERMS 50 L"g dom want me 10 answer It,
ment. '''' net S'"''-
Mr. jerome then continued the examination
Q.-Is it not true that IN the spring Of 1901 Won
your mother ana your mother sim stuck by yoa?
As Il not true that there was then n man in
->e% lI3Ik VINO was applying for a divorco-JaInee
telling with you about his attentions? AGNS. in
2-That is not true? A.-No sir
o13,i 1t Is not trTe that you ana your mother were
Is Il not true that you would 20 Off on tbe
gacnt WIZ Mr. Garland ON Saturday? A"Yo9
9--HHGor,n. mean neg! with your mother Ayes.
Mi. Garland spent most Of y ''p S sur, mother and
fiiarand,s yacht ala YOU not? A-Not most az" Of
Va, g. considerable part Of them? A.-wen Wa
SIaf'Ir inns, bnt We didn't go all the time
mother yoqrsclf ana Mr. Garande AThat y ygF
YS5H' but S mo- men a 5aa %ogs~S on the yacht
ing N"Ti durin$ this period that you were play
George II-ederer at ali? 40 '''l ''u 20" meet
t&2c, 3bid you meet Jack Barrymore during that
Va Soa ',' w %fef sack barrymore
Q.-Now. up to this time that You went into +,o
fdorod22rar show you had never posed in The The
oSQrc 5iod YOU had any cast made Of you or nude
Gid you not in the spring of 1901 have such
,.Q.-Do you know Mr.. Wells. sculptor? A
33-2M Never hear he, Of him before? A-Never.
~ Wien did you so to Dakota? Ain 1901, in
c QnHow long did your acquaintance with Mr.
Q.-Wen, how long-an through 1901? A-No
Q-WTell, when did it cease? At ceased When
Q-And ma. was when? A.-That was in the
.Q..what portion OF the summer? Can you fix the
dateT Al think It was IN August'oT July.