New-York tribune., 1909-07-30

You don't know where tbev
tice Mills in surprise aszsd,
mo. SIR said HartridTe w,,s
AS said. they may have been : postis
Mr.. Jerome wanted to kno-- .'Orsc
nature Of the missing docnr,o-Aas va
said they were statements Of none. as'crss
riH had expended for him. M
Odd you pay TO Mrs. s.--,
these accounts nads a[1m - tlme TO tine a.
Q.-Did you paw them at the th-a i did esa
one A. mad no direction in So 1,,seton lection u
Odd you nave directions 20
moneys p ia Mnlea you did pay to the kEas Over IL
Odd you have direction, o.. 7r
to third person: Al cannot pay over
or ansver fbsn.sa s
o-Wers the ,moneys authorized sv @a'
sequence OF talk you had with hir,3 tnar
pay money TO Mrs Merrill bv an. Al a.
Odd you at any time co,,u
did. 0e'A 70 Your q
Q-What did you communicate IN
had communicated TO you? " ner rhat =
There was an objection. and Ano.,
was put qu.sss
Odd Thaw write you snv1b,,-
ject? A.-Yes. 'iiinE On Ia
Jerome took the witness in hand a, 80,
0--Now. about those accounts tb,.
stroyed. Mr. Hartridge. What wsrs @. : rss
They were statements by Mrs. M.--p tnsy,
money she had expended at nv 5-.n.1 5-sr.1 conCs-s
Q.-Was IL your money? No, ee1lon.
Q.-From whom did you get the no,...
Own you produce any writing. :,
thorizing you TO make communicate. Laas
Merrill vi q +
Hartridge produced number Of ns,
a leather portfolio
SAY NOTHING"
Q.-Is this paper IN the handwriting o. r..
The handwriting was admitted s,,..
had looked az II. Jerome read IL.
Mrs s Merrill Mr.. Reid says say ,,,..
That was the way the paper read. x,v,,-
address Hartridge said he had man,
munications with Mrs. Merrill. som. ~ =,
he discussed with Thaw Il was xsvs,. =
tions right along about seeing Mrs. N,--.
testified Hartridge. Il was told 10 kss, i
and keep every one else quiet"
Odd you discuss with Thaw the ss,-.-.
sending OF money % Mrs. Merrill? A = s,.ss -,sss
caH just now that Thaw gave me any rarsr :
cept small amounts. for Mrs Merrill -'@
The witness said Thaw gave him tn.,-,-,-
to obtain letters addressed to ~Nr. R.sr :.
that he gave them to Thaw.
Q.-By whom did these letters uyr,o-. 4.
signed? Al don't know.
Odd you see the contents? A-No
Mr.. Morschauser wanted to know abou, =
Hartridge's suit against Mrs William Tbar
Q.-It amounts to s191oo0. does il not7 Al
amount to more.
Q.-How did you come 20 produce the cous.--
communications when YOU we're su5pzussd 3 :
duCe the books account Al vas subcprasf +
produce everything in ny possession
Did you make expenditures OF s16m
asked Mr.. Jerome after Mr.. Morscl User y
finished.
I made expenditures Of over soon n
Thaw case"
For what purpose"
Mr. Morschauser objected. and no r.rIy N
made
Mrs. Merrill. the woman who testified :
that she had paid out vast SUM
money to young girls 70 keep them fron sr.s
Thaw's wife and mother that he rad bsrs {
them. looked much more composed vhsu a !
took the stand yesterday afternoon. NJ Jsr-
took her in hand.
Q--Was there one particular girl at yogr lrs-
nent who was nI2 A-Yas
Q--Was she 'here frequently. A-Ts
The witness said she saw Thag and the ri
together on various occasions -s z
Il saw Thaw beat her she testified +-Thss /.
were marks on her arms. neck and thisn
asked Thaw why he did that. He rushed ava
He gave me money 20 help pay this gtls z
penses."
ODD he leave money FOR any other zfs, A.
Yes I told hirf the Young ladies' were h1, =
claimed he couldn't make the girls Ian s1s
" ork- He would get angry with them an =
them
Q--The apartments you rad we're not arg 4
Yes. eight rooms
Q.-How many times did YOU see ths ~
woman who you say was IN there after tHs p
ping? "A number Of times
Odd you see Thaw there A--Tes
Q.-was not your maiden name Cahii, Ala
Odd you marry a man named Fsnninf +
Yes.
Q.-How did you &c, the name o; Msrra. 4
Q.-Were you ever in Boston, A-Ta
Q-What was your business there A.
married
Q Were you ever arrested Al was nsT-r
rested
Q-Did you write letters TO stanford VIZ "
reference to procuring young girls: A-~
Q.-Your memory fails you. A-Nr Vha
lead -
Q.-What DO you say about White aiins a y
place. A-Hs called once or twice
go you knew him? A--Yes. -,,..
Q.-Didn't you write three letters to "a''
don't know. 80. ,r..,.
Q.-How did you get acquainted with N-'s -- -
i was going away I wanted 70 rent - m.
nents and White answered the advsrtssh'"
Odd he take the rooms? A--No.
The witness said once White wsaeeo
her dining room 10 give dinner.
Mr.. Morschauser said he had no mo's
ions to ask. and Mr.. Jerome said ne S'-I
need the witness further. Mr.. JsfOn@
mated that he would have another iOns
.heticaI question TO put to Thaw Wnen ~
takes him In hand. To-day ThaN VIE -,
amined by Mr.. Mcrschauser. who sa'
lay that his catechism would be al ga, -
ong duration as that OF Mr.. Jerome m, -,
will then have his turn A wees
slapse before the hearing IS closed.
AFTER NEVADA DIVORCE, II . -