The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1908, Page 2

i ‘ ; ; j \ td be fF \ ' \ | j THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 1908. ded on here whe hers , story a 1 and kissed m Li J there where others; story ou eand ere Dae Thave proba re. prerect ASS it We were having nto put down Q. Did you s Were you Jn Jove with Harry Thaw | breakfast an: ame und sat down | ve He put it Thaw hated W ea Rae | ind that | had been te ald. you AL Yea | Denied It to Her. LORHFHU ICI nMebeenits naw ha Q And you had fust renounced ? se © false. Bat Hummel ont War St Nove beculne sou) EROUERE “iid T must leit stand that wav. be- Qt | PA) Slt A ath tls Ae * n you told | vild make it appear that nis } vere unwortt In , Haat Phase: ecoried ne om agwingt Inv Thaw's exp! A. 1 didn't renounce hts love—1 never | t ai Vit it would be Kidnapping, as 1 was Thaw told Hid that—I only renounced his offer of | nave heen makin a SAME r naw [Meier tiramelsaniecre amie Ite Q. Was arringe. |e: 1: “If had done s eh things you | ters that Thaw had ev ritten to} 1 dor : ; cnsanethaleltnmanrtocls | surely) would hem cae A ; J Pin osaito nen ULYa aac What did to YOU about AY took them to him?) A. Ol oii vou her signature on a plotographic repro- | ine Tomas s Thaw wanted t Juction of the last page of the | A cekmail, Stee You ti wer @. Dia nite call on you at | Woman and had tried to bla Yes Mr. H me the Jet elonsed penitentiary the Hotel after your first re- | cians ing. | Would be wewled np and put awa Jerome's Last Question. ; ; turn frou A. Frequently, | 7G" \\iS MOSOLORLIONT are ote ak At 2 Jerome's cross-exar » Q. As soon aw returned aor and Whit How old were vou then? A, About ended rather Mr. 1 mn Hisreerers .o Lawyer: Europe did he cone to see you? A. He talked about the incident about i WhO Sin sf proceeded t At oa Sus Wi reau a Yes. He came with his lawyer, but Hes yen ate se oh ae a nnd roceeded to t witn : ee t : ‘a s. He came with h hen did yOu itummal and amplify nts in ee refused to see him. Later he came to| Ai In a few days, | b OO) out of Yes. 1, mo i iets see me and I admitted him then, 1 was}“qQ and Sou were iving then on did Thaw de Bet y was thro +. quite cool becat ad | mdi ; ed ay Thaw? fae When Littleton a Mr AONE Miss De Woire | duite cool Lecause of the things 2 had | maney. fora! ished by T t away with Mr. Th Jerome sald he an f heard about him. 1 told him 1 had! @ Ai*the presents you recelved from in om. the Maden eae to ask. Woire Neard unpleasant stories about him. He) White were of a practical kind, Were Theatre Christmas , 19 “Did 17 re < te ch | they not? A. Yes. “Did Thaw Hg? fe ED Bead ts Cauhs EGG OED) he gave me a_ pearl locke: |*Q When you came out Regine told him y« Sapir Cea A LER F 3 = | wort! WW. a sapphire fing, five other |dodr, that yt) tas tlona Q. Did you tell Thaw about the stories | rings and some. dlainonts Oneerstandl Ao There ace in West | you had heard? QMwhat did you do with this costly some people : I ey ‘ u [Rae locket? A. I gave {t away to a xe Did you know eny of them? A cited myself. e frien No. rs Sedaris mms | Q) What were these stories? QW the friend's name? (0; Did’ youl ever: snenie to nk, No mice 5 i Mies Marb) A. Tout Mr, Thaw put a girl in @ bath |, Mr. Littleton ¢ Oks RE es Oo Rete One tl Anyi left the ad been on the | And Miss I preybeayay tub and scalded her with hot water and | gis ‘2, T8009 ze) haw carry a rev atand lal eet HEE aRasGE hor oe money that he took morphine, {°Q. what did’ yo: with the eenk os this six ar t Q. Did you tell him that you had woe BA ETO emery ry (td Pitsbure?) {in cross-examinatior heard he was in the habit of tying girls! rg? ¢iends. ae voume vent A iie:pldl Nou ten Me x : from the st: to a bedpost € them? | het ee Ueed aoa Sa Meatat eee : Meraaniih crave aCentewasitueraral| White Still Visited Her. Herr Cale tilcc peer Unter ealant showing that for tiem the main source | time I had ever heard of such things William Sturgis. to whom Mrs. Thaw know wha was. Mite said Well { ell Th hat ave the pearl locket a particular jf was a atter of b of interest had a S| Q Well, dia you te w that you! friend or both Harry’ ‘Thaw and) Mrs. The next witne Frederick W. (had heard he was a fagellant? [Harry Thaw.” He as ais) been a tre. Ordered to Leave Hotel. Longfellow, Thaw's lawyer in by-sone A, Yes, 1 told) bim all| 1 had heard, [quent visitor at Mrs, Willlam Thaw's; i) sot of usiness? A. I Gaya, Denies Tale of Beatings. Q. When Mr. Warren came to you | didn't know, zi Mr. Lonefellow testi hat Gehiel wenvaan sty Hani conn wigh Mr Tha tel me what nt sa 8 Did y ead per? A : Nene Mr, Hum e Bac f told me) He simply’ asked me r trial. He it uu went to his office in the fall of 198]Humme! was t lawyer in QQ. Wh ying sev New York Mr. Nn got very cf that while travelling in Europe wi ‘Mother ALT certainly did not Anu Sou were visits fron the | 5 9 ’ <. Did you On or about Oct. 27, 198 t Often Discussed White. Prim h Tha Ss lin the tower of Madison Square Garden hi Qi wtien time you came rimed for the Fight, Ww tatore)/AbratianiSaldekectallosminte: (Tite One Ee ; i sioner of deels, subscribe and swear T met him a& 1h Wite Again Faces Jerome °° i ee ee atic “ral Evelyn Thaw came back to the witness {ng back to catch a glimpse of the girl's | pony made in Abe Hummel's office nitatex Be nd in which you accused Harry Thaw g you with a whip and of using face. Gu an, the ammunition man, was Industr! a lot of big | of portfollos for powder for Jerome's at- | drugs ting's courtroom was noj|tacks. Every minute or two the induss| A. 1 ed for an the me stand to-day when court © other battle of brains w Jess Jerome. Justice Dor a talk aty play 1 was. g¢ Urged Her to Investigate. “He said I di ng Into. did not. He asked h } when trious young assistant was slipping | Thaw Laughed at Report. look we more than half full when H Cus Sune sae Id Calas g) Pp it i 1 Dancin wife, pale and sick looki some eon pape his chet Jerome gave her a copy of the Hum- eae gruelling of yesterday, mo hand. =e nel afidavit to read. to danc tle platform and perched herself in Jerome fished about for a while, L never signed this paper to my/| from the theatre le would big oaken che from one part of Evelyn] «uuwiedge,” she said, ory to another | Still using \. Did you ever tell Abe Hummed th at! At most brutal ou know Dan O'Reilly, don't you?" |piaw had stripped you naked and yesterday, th tonelthat was half sneer tten you with rods or whips. 1° Q pid y out any prea nand, ver did papers at tng at the point where ie he snapped back. sharp as the Ou ever say such a thing to) when Id ised the small wit-|crack of a whiplash. “Of course | know last evening. He 5 blu him more she sald 1 ulm. nd the big violet ein suit a about the tir tried to kill Thaw on his first y Goes Back to Foreign Trips. } Navarre after nis to teil to y ean But, without going any further, in 1908? with Jaudanu Jrome branched off on her first and se so dueriien Warren, alae fe = BS iat did Thaw say when y, 1d | ond trips to Europe with Harry Thaw) 4 y ‘ou tol weer him that you hi re No" whenever hefore she mariied him, She dldn'e| Hime iat, xeu had heurd he “was a rt didn't be th -Q. Did A. Now Q Did tel A { T think T saw " sent, Mr. 7 Would \ ieee £ Worth Wadsiwe Craig A Good Gue know wh ‘tats pels Tasndon, that’s about = itica- Her Recent Actions. to look tion a man has for } Did May M fitting we letters? You a ho will suf- Haves : 5 Chiba A, Tde fer if you entrust your eyes to \ NG UCR uy one not qualified by many and experience. u tl 25 of icians who to y C years of study Mr. ‘Thaw, an- We offer vi registered phy a th ying to several Testis . Wanted to Take Her Mother, | | We lb pec months time the 1 poole. sightseeing: worried Thaw m er know eed oO kreatly, He dan Eyeglasses, if ni from $1.00 up. QD you oe Wak Konus LW SURE be unset OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS ane ‘! 64 East 23rd. St., near Fourth Ave. eyour 1 54 Wost 1 25th St., near Lenox Ave. 442 Columbus Ave., 818 & 82d Sts. ou told 1 May M ul your mother to stay : at sail a toy AL tt 489 Fulton St., B'klyn, Opp. Ye Mr. Thaw May our Wadsworth 4 tol mit you know And di r hac to Fast teess Strength. 1 were in France with r @ fo CANBY ’ |Special for This Wednesday. CHOCOLATE AND 10c t was a VANILLA GENESEE CREAMS, POUND CHOCOLATE COV- oOPOLESOOOOO OOO ODOHOSOSOOOOS OOOO OOOO OHOOOOOOOOOOS handwrit cl severa ites. a Hae REIRRATINA stead ‘a pey. | ae that ‘ene Was only a naw tha! ni flter o y ev vste: rh. eed c letters which were written to him from) In ene of tie tet ATHLON C61: rare ea arias se aa ovis tn tenia Thaw agreed i i ERED ICE CREAM 19¢c Europe in tae and wee | on PIM ONS seeo month In Lone| A: 1-dld bot, ane almost emouted, | 4: Hea Ald oH next are Tha? Bon wit 1 ( ‘O CARAMELS, POUND Bari JeroraeYabjonceyon!ecten) to) any of $1400 Now she has! Q. Did you say he repeated the same t Broadway and Thir' y eae oe orone evely over ae peer aea ny gen gee ten Lane rela w ions ites as ssailed stor New treatment for several mornings? | He said 1 did. not look Petree) purchases t #1 ana x ground that a professiona : fei aM ened ee We elise vg es ey and isted between T? and a 7 hoe Telit onet Marth rouge on my face. 2 es und he ¥ 5 ‘i as ad Q. Did you * | Mr. Hummel that you} told me I should not alnc on my + ed sr OF : ROLAY ST The oblection was overruled. || ; ig [Hot Into @ very nervous state as a re-| face 4 call upon Broadway—CORNER 21ST ST.—Fitth 2 paca tttea hen Mr. Longfellow had identified| guard was a sult of the frequent beatings to whict hen! did’ you im? Solin Cate Ase 9 CORTLANOIS al Ithe letteds Mr, Jerome renewed his ruin her: 2 fis Ge io eI a) eh} A. T passed street. We | the {Tha 29 CORTLANOT SE PARE POWs MASSA SE Sale of High-Grade Men’s Suits, Overcoats and FURNITURE ON YOUR OWN TERMS. CREDIT 10 Per Cent. Discount Allowed if You Present This Coupon. KALMUS BROS. 107-9 WEST 125TH ST. Cravenettes. Choice of entire stock, comprising the newest winter models; some all silk lined. Values up to $40, 9°° Cl-arance Sale the concentra know the name of ‘rench physician | A. He laughed. tract of deflanc His tone ho attended the time he pol-! told you, Thaw | cor and unbelief; hers ca soned himself. he man . and anger. @. Who gave you the money for your PAC a eae apap , “5 pincers. Eager for the Fight. return from e the first time? A. 2 He Was a newWspa er man Q After this secur pe O S O in By very inflexion of Jer Mr. Thaw afterward became a theatrical, Beaux Arts. uaa ¢ ates 35 W soon after you landed Ne | Auenting A y naily spe he » truth o! Lonny py after you landed: tn New |) ¢) Ita fact that after this| ft was around fe and i story. Tier very p as she sat in were you in the tower of Madison | friez : told’ you {his | used to meet him occ ford Whit 2 rwer t started P with Sta showed that she was the chair Within a week or two, Did you tell Har w of this? ° . it a eR Yeo butt didnt go aon win Witness Diseloses Names ing lls head around Jerome's interven- | Stanford White to the tower. I at- eee ee - —= S| Suppressed at First Trial: Jerome's cross-examin. ALIENIST HAMILTON SUES “EDWARD QUINN, THOUGH mat var Irned to the subject of stmas $4000000000000000000r09 9990900009900 0000000000 0006000060000 0 900095 0090000-0000001000000000000000000005 Jorfolk and Double-Breasted Suits. Ages 8 to 17, Former Prices to $8, Sailor and Russian Suits. Ages 3 to 10. Former Prices ¢ Boys’ Russian Overcoats. Ages 3 to 10. Former Prices to $7.50. J 3.75 $8. UPHOLSTERY co., POPP PDO OSGOOD OS OO906).9.060009000 000090000 99900060004 60000400660" SOSOF6O9H 990500000000 505000000000000006: 9 stages etned yintless and futile, and ner at Rector’s in —_—_—_—_—__— HARRY THAW’S MOTHER. ILL, HERO! OF A RESCUE. | tases seemed pointes ; ‘ , = a sete —— a area an REE Ss) Ge eneara en oe Ta: Norfolk and Double-Breasted Suits. 1 often thi ee ts at hour di ‘ou Re. 7. “ . The presence ¢ He, Not a Px laa, Saved Norma to iose interest. Even the wit tore? A. It wae early Christ Rec Ages 8 to 17. Former Prices to $10. 4 7. about the Crimi ee ot District-Attorney dropped t atual | 7M Penta a s’ Smart Overcoats. ° darted) reonr Munsell From Drowning in | gtiituae of een antagoniom and arew| gate aneeeamt THA” © bis epart: Boys eomaruGuarcogisy } were to be sery a Pond. \wtless. Jerome's questions no lon, Q. Did you spend the night with him : Mr, O'Reill atthe) =a Te Munmel), op Sune Tasping out am If dis tongue at PELE a a CSTR : a sense papers were ed for M t Ig) the! desire of °F Munsell, of been a rough file and his alr toward _ AM, the next day peut i elaitoll7a sx pape Mrs. Witham, One Hundred Sixty-second| atroet | sére, Thaw took on a Kindller tone, She| qt arate oun nee Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers. Ages 6 to 17 65c Thaw, + and W wave her answers in a Iifeless t afte that? A. Only once, Was in Briginal Prices to $1.50. . Quinn was in strong contrast to her fire OEE taining ieee Bega ioetloehactardey some one, eine, We met in: Boys’ $1.50 Shirts and Drawers . . . . 75C eel After twenty minutes of this foment ty live with Thaw j _Everyuhe Cesta lng the young Woman spoke a name! @ Where did) yout llve ear om Boys’ $1.00 Shirts and Drawers . . . . 50c ‘ romacco comany, Sew Kank A ik Some twist! which caused the crowd to sit up and er whatiname?. A. I Real 5 Sr BKB : lependent Ma = an ae rth take notice, for It was @ name that| «ite that Pare wis tlie, Tan Boys’ 75c Shirts and Drawers . . . 38c Leer Hine charal nein had er before been openly men- | used, but everybody ca Mr ; fr, O'Reilly says t tor nection with this case Be en econ etrentnanhiivit i ORT Fa NETReAP AGRE ITO mere etasntl interes aN at Bee Fo0000000ooeeoeoee eee oeeeooeeoooooeooooeeoooooes MILLER AN HYAMS ean serve the Heenan Eine Roepe Meal bea ae ; GS-71 SMITH ST COR STATE St Thaw to.morr Ces enn omen “Q. How long did you nd EE BLOCKS FROM FULTON 5S? this man ou ts with thaw A, Unt in “ Ce JRNISH A HOME iste Pay anaes Told About Seeing White. DON'T WAIT BUVINOW ef. ‘ this man who told you 4. Did é * 50 the flagellant stories came to your table , @ Did you ever w a, s = ok wets “Uniting wl PES OS Oe ECE a) 1 Avail Yourself of Our x Mr. illingham came to the table | OG fi j2 5 a K Told Him Alt. 2 ld mham ask vou about thief eUnNILUKE, LAK Help Wanted Q, And vou had told Thaw thet Dit EREly PATE OF ME and, dd you tel PETS AND BEDDING SPECIAL TERMS ingham, nad ia you this story? A. Yee. on eifth , Thaw Smiles at Answer. OF QUALITY, PRICED TO 25.00 WORTH,’ 2,00 DOWN Q at did) vo! : Nh passed W ite E Ne aN ee To-Day ! Saat’ tanta erect others at ATG A0t Bl Scans ad Wen Wale nS TAN, 5000 3.50 : Pear diingiam did wot, Sg! Rna Wid you's a good i As advertised for in The Morning Mr i Tham parole palled you me «uring the. ses 100.00 “ 750 « 4 World’s Want Directory. THD See ord WAY oleate ms | TUESDAY, Jay as they wel Art. Flowers } a going to Rector's and stuf that had bee Ore UE eR e's sie Barry oposing £ times he would drin Braces Hin $19,000,000 CLEARING ynacrimere, propenng five pve ramet peeeatd HOUSE CERT IFICATES OUT. ED: 4 Cy ee ich 1 see! a amused ‘uartered tered ‘tak " ended * SIE. Boys Is i : ristmag . Anca arniaed ished,’ bevel mirror, leaded ARBTH, danghter of wera silent. aecar inner at Rec shiney And smniied, t ae atin “OR BO ae x8 0 value SAD i ot ‘ *G. Did you tell Thaw that Walto ha wos the man fms Alwin Go-Carts, rss y ares : ae you H Like cut, iormerly $9, $10, eto Church of St. John the iliner 4.25, 5.25 ———EEEE i fe. eer ent Lib. ral Week- ‘ 5 3 s i Sad! | ly Payment | ip. z ‘ Mie ) * C, A. PHILLIPS JAIL DOCTOR. van As Al f The Adventures\ot o MeCarren's Sppitcnnt Defeated uy | Finale Mrs. Thaw insisted on took Saves the day tor Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed ; ; uae’ sala many a = and Their B» by. j 1 see ‘ Pages Lith) ed in ¢ Zolors : mb couraged dyspeptic Haat DRE Coes ; ue) : Brass Beds—. «inci Prize, @1.00) at pein i ’ full size ind 4 ft.; extes WORLD OFFIC ; Fir 2 heavy | acaUery t ealatae br ica 7 Grape-N uts | B9.50rn? see 14,75 sa : a orice WiAsl CALSLS BLAU Citi® = to-day, 505 ae eons Flies Cured in @ to 14 days, Paso Oint- Back to Hummei’s Office. \ ‘‘There’s a Reason’? ment is guaranteed to cure any case of Itch: + | dng. Blind Mleodiog or Protruding’ Plig Sis Gave or money refunded Rte 1 went ‘to Hummel’s ¢ send for a stenographer? 4 ROMO QUININE 5 Grove on box. “26e. New York papers combined. did Hummel