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

had arrived in New York you had contributed no
port of yourself and your mother and brother. had
you not? At was not very much.
O. know, but still in the humble circumstances
you We're then in it was about all there was? A
Q-And you earned about SIG OF SIS a week. or
soinet9lng IKE mat, for posing? A-Aes- - -,
stage IN June, 1901? Although some photographs
published in the newspapers
Q-Was it in the newspaper, or was II in the
broadway Magazine? Al don't remember !
Odd you not take photograph Of yourself to
the Broadway Magazine" or some person con-
not published there under the name Of Florence
EyeIy;?-or Evelyn Florence? A-EYelEn Florence.
Q-Nou had seen that magazine before II pub
lished your picture? Al think so.
Q-Had seen numbers of them-I don't mean
large numbers, but several Of the publication it
self A.-Yes sir.
IT, and when you were upon the stage, did you
from time to time see this publication? Al think
Gan you tell US how long it was before you
the g' "Broadway Magazne"@ NO, I can't re-
member; q short time. I think. .-
came and wanted pictures of you? Al think so
Q-At this period you ARE sPeaRiHs er o. IN barf
financial straits. Mr.. Holman assisted the family
now bgsband ana 5S' wife? RLYes Sir
Q-And during this period you also posed v for
Sarony, the photographer, did you not! A-1es'
Q.-After that publication in The broadway
came TO look you up and get pictures from you?
Q-Before you went on the stage? A,--Yes
Odd YOU give them to them? A.-No
e. 4-P DID, YOU Inform them where they '0u' 0O-
% 8Pd rsR65'sT come TO yon7 sog use and see
Old your mother give him some photographs?
oIAnd they were published2 A.-Yes, sir.
Q-With the description that you were an artists
o.1NoT, this all occurred while you were living
in 22d street? Ayes
Mr.. Jerome then brought up the name Of
Tied" Marks, the theatrical manager and eX-
amined the witness closely about her relations
with him Marks. the witness said, wrote to
her. but she could not tell where his letters
We're. In this connection Mr.. Jerome asked:
Odd you take at one time number of papers
from warehouse in this city? Al don't re-
Q.-Do you remember going to warehouse in
this city with a lawyer? A.-Yes. sir.
.Q.-What was the lawyers name? AIR. Hart
ODD you take some papers from that ware
Q.-None at all? A-No
Q-W},hat did you take? A ~, ~,
Do G9 T an bern going r e 535 same aSd @
another LAWYER? Al might have gone there with
.Q.~1Do you know a lawyer named Pendleton?
ODD you not go to the warehouse with a law
yer other than Mr.. Hartridge" Al might have
soDdnf i You go and take from the Warehouse
considerable number Of papers? A.-You mean
with Mr. Hartrdge?
Q.-No with Mr.. Warren. Al don't remember.
Letters which the witness received from
Stanford White were the subject Of many ques-
tions by Mr.. Jerome. who asked:
Q.-Did you not have a large number Of letters OF
Stanford Whites? Al don't know. I think had
Q.-Where are those letters now? Al don't
Q.-Was there a single word of indecency or i'm
member
8-L Letters to ySog12 A Yes, s.-,. ,.
Q-When aid you last see them? Al think the
Q.-Letters to you? A.-Yes, sir.
Mr. JeTpme-I ask for Their production
Mr.. Jerome-Do you gentlemen want to testify?
If so, It would be a very great pleasure 20 have
they are IN existence l cannot produce secondary
Mr.. IIartridge-Did You speak to me just now
", ,HarIrldseSI happened to know, as went
with the witness she never got any letters he
had left word at the warehouse not TO give up any
thing in there so that perhaps he can tell about
Mr.. Jerome-How many counsel are trying this
address myself. I have the right 10 know to whom
The CourtIThere IS nothing before the cour,
now; The letters are called for and they are not
Q}-Nhat did you do with those letters? A
Q-The ones Stanford White had written to you.
Q-AAlI Of the letters you had received from Stan
FORD White at any time; are there any Of them IN
Odd You give them 10 him? A-No; Mr. Thaw
gave them to him
Q.-AH the letters that Stanford White wrote to
you you turned over TO Mr. Thaw? A-Yes
0.-Tnen you had kept Stanford Whites letters to
yOu2 A.-Some of them.
Q.-IIavc you kept all Of theme A-No.
Q;-Nhat ones had you destroyed-during what
Q-When did you last see these letters from stan
ford White? Al think in the lawyers ofice-I
think in Mr.. Hartrdpe's office.
Q.-The letters 10 YOU. were they not? A-Yes
Q--Eecelved by you through the mail? Ayes
Q.-Ihey are your property are they not? A
Q.-Now, have you copy Of the letter thar Won,
sent to Stanford White from Bouogue2 A-No