Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10

The greater part of today will probabiS
be consumed by the remainder OF hel
direct testimony. After that she will have
to submit to two days vigorous cross
examination. .
The matter of the espionage which the
millionaire set over his young wife, anc
how It became so strict toward the end OF
1908 remained to be described today, anc
eapecially how Mrs. Brokaw was "spleo
upon in her trips from Great Neck e
New York
Mr.. Mcintyre declared his intention OF
serving subpoenas on several we'll known
persons to controvert the evidence or the
plaintiff. 1t Is understood that among
these are Lieut.. Gov: Horace WHITE
Ralph Thomas. Mrs. Frank Gould, MAJ
Dennison and 'Bunnie' Wells.
kilograms were put in evidence this
morning to show that the servants at
Great Neck were under orders to shado"
Mrs Brokaw. She resumed the stand 10
testify in regard to them.
kilograms to Chauffeur.
The first telegram ran as follows:
November 8. 1905.
"To William Brown.
Care of ". c. Brokaw,
Great Neck. L. I.
Take Mrs Brokaw riding in the Mer.
cedes Do not stop anywhere.
wv. q. BROkAW.
Brown. the chauffeur, was also asked
to wire back to Mr.. Brokaw at High
Point n. c., particulars OF his mistress
outing. The chauffeur was directed not
to take Mrs. Brokaw out Sunday.
Rrokaw also wired Brown. In the care
of a New York garage. telling him to
inform Mrs. Brokaw that she ought to go
back to Great Neck. as important teie-
grams for her were there.
Wire me if Mrs. Brokaw stops in towr
tonight and her address," was one mes
sage to the chauffeur.
The arrival of an auto party, which Mrs
Brokaw entertained at lunch at Great
Neck. was then described. Mrs. BrokaW
said she did not know any one was com
ing until te.ephoned at 1870 am.
There were six In the party, and they
went away in the afternoon. Later an
said she wanted to come and see her anG
bring gentleman friend.
This young lady was schoolgirl friend
The young man was attentive to her. The
young man was accommodated In Bro
kaw's room and the girl friend with Mrs
Brokaw in her own room.
Brokaw Closes Up House.
This testimony was backed UP by a
telegram sent by Brokaw giving orders
for closing the house.
why did not you tell me about the
man who was at the house Sunday
night?' wired Brokaw to his wife.
The butler was ordered not to serve
any more meals and to discharge all the
servants.
The husband then returned post haste
from North Carolina. In the short In
term between the Sunday when Mrs
Brokaw entertained her friends and the
second Monday following, when he ar
rived i'm New York, number of dis
patches came. demanding minute particu
lars as to the guests.
Exhibits 81 and % were checks that
Brokaw sent his wife December H. and
seemed to show that she was In good
standing until the Sunday when she en-
tertained. Mrs Brokaw stated that one
was for her weekly allowance and the
other for Christmas gifts. The amounts
We're $50 and $500.
The last communication that Mrs. Bro
kaw received from her husband was De-
cember Is. At that time she had no re-
sources whatever and she has none now.
she testified. except the allowance OF
81 900 a month ordered by the court,
which she was receiving from her hus-
band.
She agreed TO question of counsel
that the means OF her family were linn
tied
Wrangle Over kilograms.
Through another day of questions aud