The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21

eyes"
There was nothing to show that your
mother was willing ito sacrifice you for
q pecuniary consideration?
"No."
Mrs. 'Thaw sat up In the big chair and
shook her head Indignantly.
/ Mr.. Delmas was on his feet instantly.
"There IS nothing in this case that is
even an intimation of such a thing.
IF i have said anything to lead the
learned district attorney to believe or
think that this unfortunate mother sacri-
| feed her daughter, wish to emphaticully
deny it,
I'm all the troubles that you went
through continued Mr. Jerome, you
never thought anything but that your
mother showed lack Of judgmcnt?
On the Stage.
what We're In the letters Ted Marks
| wrote. you?"
Il can't remember everything. He said
and would like to place mo on the
STAGE
Mr. Jerome asked what Mrs. Ncsbit
thought about her daughter going on the
stage
Mamma said 1 ought not to go out
without her." replied the witness; 'she
said the show was all right, but she
ought to go along"
Mrs. Thaw, under questioning, went
through the story of her visit with
her mother to the office of Mr.. Fisher,
a theatrical manager They had Il
letter from Marks. 1t was on this
occasion that Fisher said he was not
running q baby farm" He finally
agreed to take Miss Nesbit. with the
understanding that her mother should
go along with her.
How long did you play in Fishers
Florodora?'
After several weeks in the chorus
| went into the cast. That was early
in the summer of 1901 Late in July
went with the 'Gcisha.'"
Your mother came FOR you every
night?'
Yes, until met Stanford White"
who introduced you to White?"
Edna Goodrich
James A. Garland.
During the time you were in the
Fl2rodora' company, had you ever
been out?"
YES"
with whom?"
with mamma and Mr.. Garland-Mr
James A. Garland"
Your mother was not pleased with
Mr.. Garland's attentions to you?"
"Ycs-she was pleased
.'lte was a married MANI"
YES"
"You went yachting with him?'
"Ycs; mamma and l went on Satur-
days"
rs 1t not true went on Mr.. Jerome,
reading from q paper, that In the
spring of 1901, so far as your relations
with Your mother were concerned, you
were getting unrtly; that your mother
still stuck by you; that a married man.
Az this point Mr.. Delmas interposed
an objection TO Mr.. Jerome reading
from what he termed "a statement by
| Evelyn Thaw's moc-er
IF the district attorney wants the
| mothers testimony in, he should produce
her on the stand" he said.
.'Id like to, but You know that is I'M
| possible. You know where she Isl said
| Mr.. jerome.
The question regarding Evelyn becom-
| ing unruly was allowed to stand.
No sho answered decidedly.
rs it not true that the married man
| was James a. Garland. ana that he was
| getting "a divorce, and that you and your
mother frequently quarrclcd about him?''
No indeed"
With Mother on Yacht.
Mrs. Thaw drew herself up Indignantly
| and stamped her foot.
rs it not true that you went alone
with him on the yacht?"
Mamma and !, yes
Were YOU made IL correspondent Ii
Mr.. Garland's divorce suit?"
| Mr.. Dellnas objected The record, Ii
said, was the best evidence
| Mr.. Jerome Withdrew the question.
| Mrs. Thaw identified the picture
| handed her IFS having been taken at tn
Twenty-sccond Street studio on the da
when she was there with Stanford Whit
! all day being Photographed. Some o
these We're additional copies of tn
famous picture in which. dressed in
kmono, she posed on II white bear slelr
"rhose we're taken at Whites studio
in Tweaty-second street,"
1T wasn't his studio. he told mo
belonged to some one else"
After some discussion Mr.. Dclmas in
sisted that the name must either b
made public or Mr.. Jerome must agre
not TO use It at all. but later he viii,
drew the objection, and Mrs. rhaw whls
pered 10 Mr., jerome tho name Of In
man supposed to lave owned the studio
Photos In Evidence.
Mrs. Thaw again stated that til
pictures were taken ON tho day befor
her experience in the mirrorcd- bed
room,
Nh. Jcrome exhibited the photo
graphs freely.
These are fair types OF all the pic
lures taken that day, arc they not
None We're suggestive of any more I'm
propriety than tIlese?" asked Mr. Jc
rome.
There were some takon IN low
] neck"
you said this morning there wa