The evening world., 1908-01-17


New York. Fisher " Ryley. at the
Casino. employed Evelyn for the
chorus for "Florodora." she said
Jeromes objections barred out dozen'
of questions touching on this ant
earlier phases of the girls life.
As young Mrs. 1haw continued heI
testimony 1t was evident that erom:
had planned a campaign OF objection.
S11rerts which in her testimony on the
former trial Evelyn Thaw was permit
ted to explain. and even dwell upon
were promptly objected to to-day by
the DistrictAftorney and in many OF
these ELECTIONS ne was sustained 1t
was novel experience for the former
chorus girl, and size plainly resented
the Instructions Her eyes flashed a
fire of reproaches. She straightenedd up
tr her seat de:iiantlv and flashed angry
gances at times at the, prosecutor.
Jerome persisted in standing between
Evelyn Thaw AMI her husband
jerome Annoys Witness.
Jerome persisted in keeping his OBJ
strucing position. This vlslbly un-
nerved tho young woman. while II kept
her husband bobbing about his chair
like anautomatic toy. az he tried valnly
10 sec his wife around Jerome's back
when You went to rehearsal at the
Casino did an yone accompany your
asked Littleton. Jerome stopped the
answer n an objection.
Q. Where did YOU live while in the
Casino company? \. Par, of the time
In Thirty-eighth street. near Fifth ave-
nue.. and part of the time in the Audu-
bon Hotel opposite the theatre.
g After You left the Casino company.
where were you employed? a. | joined
the company playing In the wild
Rose
Q From the Audubon, where did you
move? A. To the Hotel Wellington
my mother and myself
@. After the Wild Rose" company
closed. where were You employed7 A.
AT Miss Osborn's PLAYHOUSE in the play
'Tommyrot. ! was there only about
week. In the Fall Of 100? I went to
Miss De Miles school. near Pompton.
N ]. I stayed there until the following
April
. rntil this time the names OF Thaw
and White had not been mentioned. al
though both began tc figure actively in
the girls life long before 1909
@ When dh you first meet Harry
Thawss A. In the winter Of 1901. just
before Christmas I met him at din
'ner at Rertor's. and later he called
several times at our apartments,
Q. Did YOU see Mr.. Thsw while you
were at SCHOOL, A Yes.
O. Were yO1i i'll n, s,N,nnIe
was operated on. while there. for ap-
peniic'tis. ] think MIR Thaw called on
me Just before the operation took place.
He also called on me after had been
removed to Dr Bulls sanitarium at No.
80 West Thirty-third street
Q. Where did YOU go after YOU LETT
the private hospital? A. joine
mamma for week al the hotel and
then we went to Europe together
mamma and /.
@. Had Mr.. Thaw talked to you about
yourself on his first visit to you? A
Yes
.. Had he shown any evidence of az
lection for you?
Here Jerome objected again. sa,ing
the defense had not laDi sufficient
IOunlatlon lOr tle evidence II was pro-
posing to bring out. Nevertheless. Mr.
Littleton was permitted to go ahead.
Sent "a Pounds Of Beef.
A Mr.. Thaw first began to show evi-
dencc of affection for me just before
went to the hospital. / received from
him flowers. candy and vast amount
OF beef.
The witnesses reference to vast
amount OF beef being sent her by
Thaw will later be used by the defense
TO show one of Thaw's idiosyncra sizes.
He sent her seventy-four pounds of beef
in one bulk rs she lay III In the hos
pital
q. Did Mr.. Thaw tell You. IN the hos.
pital that he loved you? A. Yes
.. Did he call every day at the hos.
pital? a. Yes. every day. He was af-
fectionate in his language toward me-
just before l left the hospital he told
me that he loved me. / can't remen-
Der what he said. but that was his
o. raj Iaa n.