New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19

for a minute to rest and then renewed his attack
upon me, beating me with the raWhide Wnip 49, l
wants did not hear for the reason that they were
said Thaw renewed his brutal attack until was
The follow ing morning the said Thaw came into
my bedroom and administered another castlgaton
similar to the day before He took the rawhide
whip and belabOred me on my bare skin. sWOoned
and l do not know for how long remained In that
LETT me in a frightful condition Nv 6nsers were
numb and it was nearly three weeks before was
When had sufficiently recovered the said Thaw
took me o. q place in Ortler Mountains, where
Italy, Switzerland and Germany Join and then We
scbweit2erbof al santa Maria The next morning
l made some remark and said Thaw took me 10
beat me until screamed: when began to scream
said ThaT again stuck his fingers into into my mouth
tempted TO make the slightest excuse for his con-
ali this time my mother remained in England Thaw
and finally occupied apartments at No Avenue
ives and other hireiings Of said Thaw including the
coachIen and the valet. Wneh hi n PaT'S ne 9S
tsTvals of half an hour or So striking me severely
Mr. Jerome then got down 10 the charges
about the use OF cocaine, and read:
One day my maid was IN my room n. ia. taking things
out OF the qrawers ana ioana Et5e sitve5 So
length containing hyp0deTmi5c syringe and some
for. aud he then stated 20 me that he had been
Ill and had to make some excuse. He said that he
Of cocaine was When 7 saw the said Thaw admin
isteT Cocaine n himself interpaIiv bv takines small
pill. on one occasion Thaw attempted 70 compel
While IN Parts / suffered from sickness by reason
Of the TERRIFIC heatinss he had administered TO ne,
and that he had given me, and was confined TO my
During this period while was in this condition
IhaT often assaulted me ! reqr9vcd said ThaW
thereto. threatening to beat and kill me II did
While in Paris the said Thaw had compelled me
h. n heat mo Z write n left a
Hotel in the CITY of New YORK. and Who knew M;
mother, asking her To come to Paris When she
got there he TOLD her lot 81 falsehoods and lies
indorse what ne said he would kin me. While we
his possession, two diamond rings. one sapphire
iavaliere one gold purse and $500 In money con-
sisting Of drafts on Thomas Cook x Sons Hs
wearing apparel Of mine Consisting Of fine gowns.
have not my mother since left her in
London and l am informed within the last few
from London on the steamship Caripanla-
1a6s having returned from Paris by way OF cher,
bourg Before I left Europe the said Thaw lad
|oaid meet u me at the dock Mr. Iongfeow S9 aS
cGordngly did meet me at The dock and asked ms
that Ill my requirements received attention
the 9 sad ' Thaw asked the said onsaSw TO T haTe
me followed nv detectives and also 20 see that
not troubled or annoyed by ANYBODY. I have re-
CeiVed a NUMBER or cable dispatches from the said
Thaw which have delivered TO my counsel. Abra-
ham II. Hummel
The last part Of the affidavit referred 10 stan
ford White and contained Miss Nesbit's denial
Of the charges Thaw wished her TO make aeains,
him. Mr.. Jerome read this part very slowly and
with unusual emphasis. addressing each word
70 the jury. 1t read
I have been repeatedly told by the said rhaw
that he is very inimical to married whom
ne ,: said ne wanted me 10 iniuTe. and that Thaw
would npUftnufiarE-s hat t,. l.
Thaw had begged me time and time again 10 swear
voving this married man and charging him with
drugging me ard having betrayed me When was
told him, but because refused 10 sign these papers
injury, but inflicted upon me the great cruel bodily
Injury E..I,, have herein srs, described 49,.
sworn to before me this 9th day OF October 1902
signature Of notary-l
The prosecution rested its rebuttaI case after
this, Ny Delmas. in beginning the surrebuttaI
offered in evidence the indictment on whi,r,
Hummel had been convicted of conspiracy 7,
was admitted. and Mr.. Delmas read II n tro
jury 1t told the particulars Of Hummel's ectIvi-
ties in the Morse Dodge case; how he nresart,J
false affidavit denying service of summons -
n Supreme Court justice and got new consider
alton Of the divorce decree against Dodge re-
ferred to a referee
Thaw had paid little attention when NJ =,
i'm t-f&I,
cruelty. but when Mr.. Deimas read The ,ra,,1
jury charges against Hummel he frightened Nm
and listened attentiveIy
At the afternoon session the defepco ~,
three doormen. who were stationed M tho W.
Both street station at the time of the sboottn..
They were John p. Anton. James Rarre,. 80,
Thomas F. Lynch. They had been Sworn -. -,
District Attorney last June and had mod -
davits In opposition to the testimony Of Do,,o.
men called by the prosecution the tbroo -
said that from Thaw's acts and convar,a.i.
in the police station he appeared 70 be -
tional i'Fa-
Anton the first man called was peDtI,, -.
died by Mr.. Jerome on cross-exar,Ina4,H- Go
Barrett did not escape so easily ne ia
apparent Authorizations that Thaw had Uh,'a
in his cell. Mr. Delmas asked; "''e
SSn, p Sa5 You at that time hear him say anvb,
spoke TO twice about that s'S' A'-Yes. he
,3-Wha lt,L did he say? A''where is them u,,.
THEM amt little girls / SAYS atb says TO him.
arrested" and he says, No. they ami Is women
them and they are screaming. 'I IoSyis beating
but didn't say anything. and after he had i hin
half-when passed by the door he was s'PT and
on to the bars ! says 20 him. How df5 ''sng
says. Why?' and he SAYS Web d 1he e1 ,; and
Q.-was that the last time YOU spoke % b,,,.
No; that was IN the neighborhood of o'eioclA a.
being matreated there frequently Iefs- 1nat We're
him? Ale spoke OF il himself 'eu 10 Oy
aid he again speak of the little eiTIss spoke Of
me- he didn't say a word to me about the I'.. %
Q-were there any little girls within hear,,.
that time? A,ENo. them was women that was az
the morning. am pretty sure that you wonIS nn al
hear sonnd3at least; ! could not. and / was was
with the exception OF the time that went upsfat,