The Washington times., 1907-02-25
Jerome Resumes His ossErannaon of EDen Nesba 7haQv

Q-Didn't you go to Lederer's onict
and telephone to Stanford White?
| Al did not.
Q;-When did you first meet George
AIN January. 1902. in his office or
| broadway. / went there alone. with
| a letter from Mrs. Marks L was locking
Tor position. Mr.. Marks told me Mr.
| Lederer was putting on a new play
| Ihe Wild Rose" He put me on
| Q--When did he book you?
| An Philadelphia / went there with
| mamma. we We're there for Two weeks
and then came 10 this city.
! Q.-Did you ever go TO supper witt
| George Lederer2
Ayes. at Rector's. When we were
alone we dined In the main restaurant
| When the party was large we some
times dined upstairs.
! Q'-Can you recollect whether or not
you went 20 supper with George Led
erer Upstairs at RectOrs?
A-No, / don't recollect.
Q-How often did you take supper
I upstairs with Lederer?
| A.-Maybe ten times
Q.-WSs YOUR mother along?
A-SOmetimes
Q.-When aid you meet Mr.. Barry
About the middle OF the summer
0.-Did you 90 with Barrymore to DR..
A;-No; l never went to any doctor
Did White object to your seeing
AFTER he had seen my mother
about II. he said: What are two kids
like you going to live on after you're
riage?
A.-No.
Q.-Did he ask your mother?
A;-No. I told her. and she told Stan
Q.-Wasn't there some trouble absent
ing yourself that night?
A--No. Ny mother said she didn't
like Barrymore.
Q.-At this period did Won GO TO Phil
adelDhia?
Al played there in the 'WfId Rose.
when did you last see Barrymore?
his sister.
Does Not Know Dr.. Flint.
Mr.. Jerome sent for DR.. Flint.
Q.-Do you know this man?
A.-No. ] don't think / ever saw MIN.
Q.-(ferOeiously) Are you sure?
A.-Yes. ! am quite sure.
DR.. Flint then withdrew. The episode
was highly dramatic ana the spectators
gave a sigh OF relief when il was over
y
tions continue?
Awhile / was with the wild Rose
Q.-Did you ever 20 10 80 West Thirty
fifth street?
Al don't know where il is
White Jealous of Barrymore.
Q.-DOn't you know whether sou ever
went there?
Al never went there
Odd you ever go 10 the Cafe Des
AmbaSsedeurS2
An Paris
Ono, in this city2
a place.
Q;-Bid YOU ever stay out all night
Q.-And send a telegram to your
mother telling her where you were?
A.-No. l never heard OF such a tele-
gram.
Odd not Stanford White endeavor
to get you to make a complaint against
Barrymore?
Objection by Delmas.
What bearing has 1t upon the case?''
asked the court
Stanford White ives trying to get ner
70 swear out . warrant against Barry
more" said Jerome
Delmas said: The conduct OF Stan
ford White may be explained as the
jealousy OF an older man because OF the
rivalry OF a younger sweetheart"
Q.-In 1902 where had you last played
before you went TO Pompton?
Al was playing in Tommy Rot.
Q--DO YOU know Mrs Caine2
A.-Why. yes
Q.-At Pompton did your mother ring
up on the telephone and tell you that
Thaw was thereI
A.-NO.
Q.-Wher did you first hear this story
that Mrs. Calne tells about Thaw offer
ing sum Of money 70 your mother
The question was withdrawn after an
objection.
Q.-Have you heard Of Mrs. Caine
hiding in your bathroom and over
hearing a conversation between your
mother and Mr. Thaw about paying |
money to your mother so that he might |
marry you?
A.-Yes. 1 have.
Q.-How did Thaw come to see you |
at Pompton. when you were III?
Objection by Delmas
Pompton?
A.|Before the operation was per
formed.
Q.-How did he come then?
DO you mean in what conYeyauCe?"
asked Delmas
''Did you think that?r by Jerome.
II did, retortsd Delmas.
Delmas and Jerome Tilt.
THE remarkable intelligence You Dis
play at times is almost human snarled /
Jerome.
And the remarkable intelligence YOU
sometimes display is almost stupid
Delmas with one Of his pret-
,iest bows.
Odd you have any conversation
with Mr.. Thaw at that time?
A.-No.
Q.-Was he paying you court at that
time or prior?
A.-No.
Q.-What happened when he called ~
Pompton?
Al was lying very Ill and l was
told that Mr. Thaw was there and /
wanted 70 see me. When he came in he
had his finger on his mouth like this
He came over 10 my bed /