The evening world., 1911-11-29
MISS coNRAD's sHRiEks AFTER
The SHOOTING.

Continuing his line OF questioning az
90 Miss Conrad's part In the battle, MI.
Moore led through Mr.. Stokcs's descrip-
ton Of how the Conrad girl brushed past
the struggling pair in the hallway ana
into the kitchen. returning Immediately
with n revolver and shooting him from
behind.
O.-At one time during the struggle,
Hiss Conrad went to the window and
called Police. Murder. Help did you
not7 Ayes; she did that after shoot
ing me.
OILS II not q fact that she cried for
help from the window before she fired
a shot? Alt IL not true. not a word
OF It.
Attorney Moore then turned the wit
ness over to his confrere. Jordan. who
began questioning with a searching re-
sumo OF the m~lllionaire's story OF his
early ACQUAINTANCE with Miss Graham.
when she and Mrs. Singleton. her sis
ter. were living IN his hotel. the An
sonia. Mr.. Jordan tried TO get the wit
ness to admit that ne had frequently
called at the singleton apartments,
where he had been shown press notices
III RAlOAbk AaDlo Va az WV ~
Los Angeles. In which Miss Graham
participated and which showed her to
have been about seventeen years old al
the time.
This was a little before her meeting
with Mr.. Stokes. when. he testified. she
said she was twenty-four years old. The
witness denied ever having seen ouch "A
~scrapbook, and Mrs. singleton. sitting In
&ka frnnt enxx diatinRtlN fOrmRA tho
word LIAR on her pursed and .ndig-
nant lips.
NOTORIOUS DOCUMENT INTRO
DucED By DEFENSE.
AFR. Stokes had testified that he would
not allow Miss Graham to visit him a,
his Lexington. Ky. farm until he had
recNved assurances OF fsr relations
with other men.
ibid you receive such an assurance?'
asked Mr.. Jordan. II did" he an
swered.
Where Is ~"
The District Attorney has It,"
Jordan had the District Attorney send
for the document. while the Jurors took
a hve-minute recess. Jordan looked the
paper over.
Q, When did you receive this paper
A. About April. 1907.
WV Sthoh' '"A
paper came? A. There was.
Q. Where Is It? A.. saw II In the
District-Attorney's office Saturday.
The District-Attorney looked up the
letter. and after Messrs. Buckner ant
Jordan had talked privately with Stokes
the other mysterious paper was entered
for Identification. This paper turnet
out to be the sensation MIR. Buckner hat
promised on redirect examination. Ap
parently an instrument damaging tn,
character OF Miss Graham. the purpos,
of the defense In bringing Il out wa
limited at by Attorney Jordan during re
cess.
They have a paper" he said. (which
was obtained from Miss Graham unde
circumstances that she will explain. I
was one OF the dirtiest Jobs ever frames
up against a young girl"
Jordan led Stokes to the Lexingto
episode. asking him many question
about Miss Graham's arrival and h,
entertainment the first afternoon 81
spent there. He asked him II he ha
the mysterious paper IN his possessio
at hat time. and Stokes said Ae had
locked In his desk.
q. Is Il not a fact that you got MI
Graham to sign this paper the mornir
she went away? A. II Is not true.
Mr.. Jordan then read the paper.
was on an Ansonia letter-head.
II was n brief but terrible oonsessit
Of a girls folly and gave the elder
millionaire the assurance thai he me,
have no fear OF her making him al
trouble"
The defense then produced anoth,