The evening world., 1908-03-13

the Grand Jury that indicted Hitchcock.
At 1.3o o'clock Mr.; stanchfeld said
Garvan called to the stand Mrs. Clara
Cf,rgnelo. a dark. slender French
woman. wearing a big green hat. who
| formerly ran the boarding-house with
| the green blinds in West Forty-ilrst
B.reet, where Hitchcock rented his
| furnished room.
Saw Hitchcock in House.
IT took possession, Of the house In
December 1906" said this witness. u
! bought 1t from Miss De Witt
DO You recall Mr.. Hitchcock" said
| Mr. Garvan.
y remember him by the shape of his
hangs down in his eyes"
Mr.. stanchtield objected to this sort
OF an Identification but the woman
among his lawyers. and she was per-
| mitted 10 go ahead
,o1. "a few days after ] bought the
aoor,' said Yrs CargneIio Il link
the date was Dec. g. He was carrying
a brown auto case. He rode away In
Was Mr.. Hitchcock entered on your
books under his own name?"
No, he was Just put down as Mt
when / took the house"
Mrs. Cargnelo Identified a small
ledger as the one in which Hitchcock
had figured as Mr.. Actor"
Elsie Voecks Testifes.
At s o'clock Mr.. Garvan put on the
stand Elsie Noecks, the youngest of the
three girls who accuse Hitchcock. El-
sic. who is rather pretty. was white
down her back. She said she would
ba fourteen years in June. She said
she had been in the custody Of the
House of Mercy and the Children's So
ciety for many months.
do YOU know Raymond Hitchcock"
asked Mr.. Garvan.
Yes, l met him outside the Garden
Theatre in September. 1906, when l
was eleven years old Helen van Hagen
took me there"
What happehed?"
"Helen introduced me to him, and he
put US in the automobile and took us
on' to Great Neck. His wife wasn't
brought us back to town. On the fol-
lowing Sunday night he took us 10
Great Neck and we stayed all night
Helen and had room TO ourselves
Montauk Theatre. in Brooklyn. and me-
Mr.. Hitchcock a the stage door. He
took us on the street car and the trains
to Great Neck and we stayed all night
again at his house"
Tel what happened?"
came to the door r and and Knocked and
asked 2 Helen 70 go to his room with
RAT RAT bt aelsn wns Ss Te6g go ob6 ns tod her
6nsht to go with him. She said said she
d, int want him to be a friend that
way ard he Went away"
Just before Christmas Helen took |
me to : house. on West Forty-tirst
street. He was there"
- This ended the examination in chief. |
af-
feet OF corroi orating important parts
Of Helen Van Hagen's narrative. Mr.. |
Stnncbtleld had oh'ected az every -oint |
but had been uniformly overruled.
r. on REORGANIZATION he asked Elsie
voecks about her testimony before the
frana Jury. She answered readily and
ntelligently H, showed that last No
'einber. before the Grand Jury. she
lad said she went TO the New Montauk
IN Tuesday night whereas on the
witness stand she said II was Thurs
Law night.
Talked It Over.
What made You change your mind
We'll. l talked it over with HELEN
ind she said it was Thursday night.
md l concluded that I must have been
mist aiken"
Under the neat little brown frock
which the child w-re. she had on the
black dress in which she first nat
Hitchcock. Mr.. Garvan caused her to
raise the outer dress and show the
black skirt. 1t barely came to her
knees.
AS the girl left the stand Justice
Blanchard announced recess until |
morning. Mr.. Garvan has only
wo more witnesses - introduce-hoth
members of the Gerry Society. II fs
POSSIBLE that the case may go to the
jury by Tuesday.