New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13

stood there not that evening. but at that very
the audience and then after that there was a
o-Continue and state what that conversation
between you and the defendant Thaw. was: A.
He says, Whose seat ts that oy you o0wn mere e.
minutes ago and thought these TWO seats looked
and I sat down in ons OF them lie SAID, Yes
they good seats; ne salo II you 10m ii y;
III sit down here by you for "hAe- All right
He sat down and he proffersd me a cigar: No
MANS ina n5s one sag. no said = oont smoke cigars
He said How Is that don't you To smoke and az IPe
1m SIIeA FiraEs He said Take a cigarette pull
ing out a cigarette case from his pocket anu
oTef foaS n ane SAID. Il thank you" He struck a
match ana lit my cigarette and afterward Ut ms
cigar and after two or three PuI I ~ ne iS
did not care for the play so far as ! had seen ~
thought II was rather SLOW; 'Ie eeded on a roof
garden We'll" said, 1t is very s ,
the plays you usually see on the TOOL
The truth of the matter is he said to+ see
so much of variety the ROOF ga!EHtGH , t;aS -
rather relief to see play OF , u s,c cess
wouldn't be surprised if il TGgsG nf pc think it would
be a great success2a play Ike that
RECOMMENDED STOCKS
AFTER few moments he said; What at, are you
I stinsS az az ail? NO said = don't speculate at
all haven't bought stocks IN sois tili nod
do sSiS there at '4 6 you present SeM Well lie said
stocks He mentioned the Amalgamated copper
and other that don't recall ana ,o IIe vas
very low. He said he never could understand why, why
the prices of steel stocks were Kept down ""''0
fhere Is company" he said. doing an en .5,i
mGgs 9gsne6 bqn ts than they ever had before
and yet the price IS kept doTn' a be said ii
! had any money TO invest would put It al IN
steeIs and coppers especiag f S tbat would make
lot OF money Yes. said thought very well OF
the steel stocks myself. but did not know WY
much about copper, but 1 heard they were very
sI xfte S'o that he said What are doing this
SUNNI Thrrs5a~ he said what Ship ere you
Going nns'' / said 4 am going the Deutsch-
land Wen he said he didn't care for that ship
don't car sa for the Brseutschian He said she broke
down TOO much. Yes. SAID KNOW G1t ia - he
cause was very fast and got over the ocean Knew
The captain very well and he made it very pleasant
for me and also for my wife and for thar reason
l liked il and had very good tnle always WIG"
sailed on her
Mr. Smith told his story easily, earnestly ana
without hesitation. seemingly having it at his
tongues end. Mr.. Jerome asked only rev
questions the witness needing no prompting on
any points he might have missed
Continuing. Mr.. Smith said:
lie said he boned to go TO Europe very soon him
Smer fEa Wien He said DO sy yoa know the Amerk
Yes, said 1: Il only came out on her a ,a lSv
suites of rooms there on the promenade deck TJlI
Yes, said 1; II know the rooms very Wen. CO.. CO..
he said when he going to Europe he was go
ing 10 have of those large suites or TonlS re
said 500 Is and 6s t6o5ch he could be Just as
the $500,
PRISONERS EXPENSIVE TASTES
/ said: What do you want so much room i t
There Is nobody but yourself and your wife.
Yes" he said. = know that but when J go ,,, 10
private apartment. and that necessltates more more
ROOM Well, said there Is s0neIa'',6 "a 80,
have on the Ame7ika restaurant which - quite
ico's or the Misunderstanding? ne SAID ~ " en- a.
yes he understood so. but he said as goou ~
served IN your own private apartments. Wei;
said. 1 supposed that was So but had never ''VN
He said Are you in New York alone2'' Yes"
said l. ,r ~ lelI my fd Are Won VERY much mar
red?' said, Am | very nucn maf f1 Won ig;
eb 5t,t meeting a very nice girl? Am ! above
meeting a very nice girl saiG On no w yoof To-
nig,t9' '@Oh no. he said. 'She is not here on
ave T?"i he said and am very glad give
You her address or arrange with you to mee1 1 neF
ine girl is shee" He said. she is buXom bru-
efte not particularly good looking. but very nice
am sorry for / am she would like 70 know
lie Then said: do you know who have got in in
Thomas McCaleb and Truxton Beale Yes he
5 Sela Known NJ Mccaeb for several years but
Mr. BeaIe I only met this afternoon at my club.
at the club ana Mr., Beale came in and aaccosted
C.aieb INTRODUCED me TO him, and we sat there and
talked for some LITTLE tine That Is the first ta me
that is funny thng that you have never met
Re is :. very prominent man and very fne man.;
He said: Il admire nm ye[I h Re5 I'M, neye a
happened to meet him before this afternoon"
REFERENCE TO A TRAGEDY.
He said then: DO you remember an occurrence
that took place several years ago-quite great
woman ana one oi I o,d s On. Vel ne Tdlu
days; you wouldn't remember anything of that
c eee do yon qcca on 5 he said me- matter
YOU We're TOO young IN those days to remember
not young as you you think I am" He said, How
think | ann Wen, he looked AT me and he said
don't |2Ed nuf y ssd down own at rd hTt s
everybody else. You think great deal
younger man than 7 really am" Why he said
sneS P 9is are my fh 6hday nave he
said. = never would believe i. You surprise me"
Yes said. 'yOu are just like verybody else
Mr. Smiths testimony at this point was lis
tened 20 with the closest attention. He told OF
Thaw getting up and gazing about as II looking
for some one once Thaw went to the gallery.
apparently to look down see II he could find
some one. The testimony continued:
He then got no on his feet and looked over the
AUDIENCES heads from the right 70 the left
Q.-FrOm his left 10 his rght2 A.-From his left
to his right and hts eye fingered al the right.
o.-When you say the right you sitting as
you have Indicated A.-Yes, sir.
Q.-On this diagram. ana the elevator is there
Iindicatngl? A.-Yes. sir.
Q.-Now, as he stood up and you say his eye
fingered the right, relative 10 The direction of
the elevator from himself how We're his eyes look
ing2 A-Toward the elevator.
Q.-Proceed. A.-After looking there a few
ments he turned and said. Excuse me;
going down this way" mOtionIng down the
aisle. toward the entrance.
Q.-By toward the entrance do you mean toward
elevator A.-The elevator beyond: I mean