Evening journal., 1907-02-21

proposal, had you reached a full reaiiza-
tion OF the awful character Of tho wrong
done YOU by Stanford whiteT
"Oh yes"
Wasn't every womaniy instinct and
feeling in you shocked by the wrongs done
your"
yes"
Jerome Denies snssrine.
DeImas and Jerome had lively tilt over
what Delmas described as sneer IN
Jorome'S tone as he questioned Evelyn as
Nc what prompted her REMUNERATION" Of
Thaw's love.
There is no snecr." exclaimed Jerome.
1T all depends on whether or not the
story told BY tho witness is true. n it is
true there can be no sneer, for I never
heard It's equal.
"Was your reason for renounolng
Thaw's proposal merely because Of your
feeling that You were impurei"
II was because / was found out" said
Evelyn, changing her tack from yester-
day when she said Il was not feeling Of
unworthyness that kept her from marry
ing Thaw.
''who told you that you had been found
out7"
Friends OF Stamford white"
when did you FIRST come TO a full reaii-
zation Of the wrong done you by whitef'
when Mr.. rhaw showed me-"
Evelyn said she had quarreled with
White because she fully realized what his
conduct TO her meant after Thaw had
opened her eyes.
jerome questioned her closely about why
she wrote TO wEhitef rom Boulogne after
Thaw had revealed the truth to her She
said Whites extraordinary personals ty
had fastening erect I'm one way" as
she thought Of hina--but she stili was very
hostile 10 him. Her mother coerced her to
white. she said. She had not told her
mother the story OF her wrongs
The name Of a man whom Evelyn met
In the tower studio was not made public.
Evelyn whispered Il 10 Jerome and he said
he intended TO call this man for private
examination 10 establish the date. Eveyn
said this man saw her in Whites ned
room
She said she went to Whites Twenty
fourth street studio within month after
being wronged. eJromo was pitiless and
persistent He asked about the continua-
tion OF her relations with White. which
she said continued until the FIRST Of Ie02
] from the indefinite date supposed to have
been IN September. 1901. She said she vis-
He'd the Twenty Fourth and Twenty-Sec.
ond street and the tower studies but al.
ways against her Will.
Evelyn in Tears.
When Jerome demanded the details Oi
the first occasion, following the oyiglna
one. Evelyn broke down. Tears flled hel
eyes. She covered her face with her hand.
kerchief and sobbod.
Jerome was disarmed. Several Of the wo
men winters left the room. and there wa.
a short delay. Soon. however, the girl wit.
ness recovered her composure
She said she went to the studio agains
her will; that She thought she had to go
that she became ibebriated at times ant
that she relented only when overpowered
She said White made appointments b,
notes and that she wanted to 80 out Z,
supper, but nothing more. She said whit,
insisted that she go to the studio ana sh,
tried in vain to dlssuade him.
And you omitted this from your dlrec
testimonyw
Deimas was up with an objection
Jerome did not push the matter eviden,f
willing 20 allow the impetus OF his aucs
} ton TO have It's weight with the jury.
. Thaw Also in Tears.
Thaw during the recital OF HE Wife
further wrongs at ahe hands Of White
was a study Of sorrow and anxiety. whCi
I
J came pale. Later a nush nnanued nj
cheeks. Dark red spots appeared all eve
4 his face. His head sank between hi
J hands and he gazed az the desk on whic
b mis- elbows rested. Attorneys Peabody an
{ o'Reilly tried az FIRST 70 comfort him. bu
as his evident GRIEF became more appar
/ ont, gave up the attempt As Evelyn brok
out crying tears came into the husband
/. eyes. He buried his face IN a .handkef
. chief and remained motionlcss for a fe'
a moments.
$ RECOVERING himself Thaw looked steadR
= AZ his wife. AS the district attorney move
q from side to side. shutting out Thaw
e view OF the witness stand, Thaw straine
- from side to side. rising from mis- cha
to watch his wife.
d "Did you ten your mother What whit
had done to your duerled Jerome. AFT,
k pause giving the witness tins to r,
IL cover herself
q mo"
n why notl7
?. "Oh. I couldn't" and Eveiyn's volc
s broke agsin. Stanford White wouldn't u
me. He made me swear would never ts
. mamma."
p. jerome drew from Evelyn detailed r
i cital OF uhe various occasions when h
r relations with White we're renewed. TIN
& and again tears came intc. her eyes ar
- her voice shook as che answered She n
n sisted she had always fought Whte's a.
4 yAnces ana that always she wss pliad vii
wac until partially lntokicated. She "a