The evening world., 1907-06-12

are a iAdy-you ere well bred You
know nothing of the world have
bssaed ana pleaded and urged you
70 ts-fcn 10 me. Go TO your mother
and sister and ! will help you. You
aro not strong. you are not we'll.
there is but one life for YOU. and that
Is go marry some nice young fellow
who will be kind and thoughtful OF
you and l viii help you to do this.
Will help you with funds I vii
help o'ou other ways. DO as advise
you stay al the farm as long as
YOU like. Pick up the way you were
doing when left. l was then a;
the point OF death Very weak st.ll
Will write you again tomorrow.
But answer this letter and say you
will g homo and see your sister
kludest regards
W. =. n STOKES.
p. 81 was sick. but ! did not
blame you. know you did not,
mean %.
Negro Witnesses.
stokes brought down TO the court
room In Flushing a squad OF negroes,
all OF whom arc reveling IN good pay,
with no work to do. while they were
waiting for their ums to mount the
~ 4tnusa stand.
THE ls -uat ! calls n elnch." re-
marked one OF the nekrUes ,u-uay in
week and expenses and nothing to 40"
On cross examination MrH. nandu pc
had lapse OF memory concerning one
" oodslde, OF Philadelphia. Sue said
that Woodside saw her both at the
Monterey Hotel at New York and later
al the Victoria, where she moved. Ia
reply 70 a question, Mrs. Randolph ad-
mittcd that Ar. DuryeR. StoNesH part
ner Ia the Kentucky stock farm. Was
the hrst man to whom she connded the
fact that she was prospective mother
THIS was In the summer OF iso2-
Duryea's Photo Used.
''Ts thls a Photograph OF AR. Duryea p
asked Attorney GruDer. passing TO the
witness large panel likeness OF the
Weil-known racing man.
Il don't know. but l suppose Il Is,
replied the witness.
Didn't you gn-iQ q foundling asylum
n West Twenty-thlrd street since the
IN ume y % LaSy your boy was 6orn;" asked
y never did. snapped Mrs Randolph
DO you know a man named Poe2"
Il know Of him He's an olc repro
Stokes"
Did you ever know man named
HentN,
DO you remember being In a room
with Mr. stokes ana Mr., Duryea wh sn
the subJcet OF eTimina! operation was
u Do not recall Il now" repued The
witness with some hesitation.
Did you not 80 on one occasion 10
room IN - Pmpire Hotel. where
Yes. ! think that s. true. answered
Mrs Randolul
Were you ever known as the 'Afys-
Wpy. yes = Newspaper puelishedd
IT, II was Al the. time / was trying to
get on the stage"
did YOU ever syn any paper At the
reqnesi % Ar .puryeA2'
What was tho nature OF the agree
meni you say you had with MI Stokes
before there Vas any resssson TO iuppose
''iIe said that he would adopt the
cA.ld and provide Tor him Handsomely"
Did. this plan shock your moral
sontes7'
Breaks Down ard sobs.
81 thl, point Ars Randolph broke
down and sohbf 90 that the case had
60 be halted
Mrs Rsad6lph. have no further
questions 20 ask sou, said Mr. Gruber
The witness left the court-i oom and be-
came hyaterical iicr weeping could be
heard throughout the court building
II could not have. told these things n
10 had not besH Tor my boy. she sobbed
n would give my NE 90 spare him All
that has come from his own father >
hands"
AIRS Randolph was removed 10 a
private room. Nhcro resfaraIVrs were
applied. and later she regaiurd her com-
plsure.
George Gordon BAtuc read reur-
1f lettrrs pIrplrQnE 90 lasu been write
trn by stoke e Mrs Eand1Ir4. lu
which n. said slmr very rnr. .r..f
tainEs about her otuer letters Boz Rriru
ht unrrrd 20 help her IA ,yery way
acre written before they quarrDi.rd
Stokes on the Stand.
stokes himself vac rut on TIE sfnra
IuHt before noon To-day pHH nrst gHrH.
Hpg YuI tu Ulm bF hr battle wac t...s.
fNW much are sou Nu.tb. N4