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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
GARDEN CONCERT
. GAVE CAMP S795
Councilnen Incorrectly Informed
About That 70 Per Cent,
Says Mr.. Scott.
SOCIETY GOT REAL BIG LIFT
Manager Of Miss Garden Dealt
Most Literally With Tuber-
culosis Society.
SOCIETY GOT REAL BIG LIFT

Members of the Council Committee
on Grounds and Buildings. who stated
in open meeting Thursday night, as
published in this newspaper yesterday
that Mary Garden got 20 per cent. OF
the gross receipts, while Pine Camp
received only an insignificant part OF
the proceeds from a concert recently
given at the City Auditorium, were
Incorrectly informed, according to a
statement made last night by Fred w
Scott, treasurer of the Pine Camp SO
ciety.
The impression went forth as re-
suit of the committees discussion that
the tuberculosis home received less
than $500. while the record shows tina
Miss Gardens concert gave 1t s7e5.Sa.
Mr.. Scott's Statement.
In reply to the statement heret oforc
published, Mr.. Scott said:
The tuberculosis Camp Society re-
ceivcd as their share of the proceeds
OF the concert s77Oso The total en-
penses, most OF which We're for news
paper advertising, We're sl5to7 Miss
Gardens manager paid sloo Of those
expenses. and the Tuberculosis Camp
society paid S51.9T, leaving SIo5.S3 as
Fine camps share. In addition to this,
we were allowed the entire proceeds
for the program advertisements and
other incidental contributions. amount
ms " Siu. DO tndt INC treasurer OF
the Tuberculosis Camp Society re
ceived S795.S3 as the net profit OF the
concert.
Miss Gardens manager. Mr.. John
son. was as liberal as he could have
been in settling with the representa-
tives OF the society, and said that he
would accept any statement that the
officers Of the society would sign. So
we considered that we We're fairly
treated. and the directors OF the Tu-
bcrculosis Camp Society were not only
pleased. but were Very grateful TO
the public for their support. The con
tract With Miss Gardens manager was
made after mature deliberations. We
considered 1t IL wise thing to do, and
would make q similar contract with a
like organization II we had the oppor-
tunity of doing So"
' Asked for No Low Rate
The manager of an entertainment
which Will be given nj the City Audi
torium this month. said yesterday
that he had never made application
for reduced rental, notwithstanding
the fact that 1t would he given for the
benefit of charity. adding. however
that Inspector Beck had stated the
committee usually made reduction
for all charitable organizations The
manager denied another statement
made In the meeting to The effect that
costumes would be brought from New
York at heavy expense, saying that
all the performers would pay for their
own costumes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
MANY LABOR MEN
DESIRE OFFICES
Lively Campaign for Posts Of
Honor in Virginia Federation
Next Week.

Lively campaigning is already in
progress for election to the diffcren,
Offices TO be filed by the Virginia
reueratlon OF Labor, which will NEE
In annual session In this CITY next
tuesday. and Will probably continue
for four days. Several men arc pro
posed for the presidency. and their
friends are campaigning with a vIgor
Nor VIII the Office or secretary be al .
lowed to go begging.
IL rs believed that j. IL Eppcrson OF
portsmouth. now the president OF the
federation. will be ii candidate 10 sue
coed himself. He Will. according 10 rc-
ports. be opposed by Howard T. Col
vim. of Alcxandrla; Philip Metz or
Richmond; w. Il. Nichols, Of Roanoke
and probably also by candidates from
Norfolk and Newport News An excit-
Ing election is anticipated
NJ r. Pace, the secretary and treas
urer. will be opposed for recollection B.,
Emmett G. Dawson. who has many
friends throughout the State. and who
VIII put UP strong fight.
VIII Choose Delegate.
Another lively contest VIII be over
the election OF a delegate to the Ameri
can Federation of Labor. Il. W.
Biakey, OF this CITY, is n candidate. and
there Will be others. James j Cream
er was the last delegate, but has not
announced his candidacy for the hon or
again. ~
About 100 delegates VIII he in AZ
tendance at the meeting. which will be
held in the assembly hall OF Murphy's
Hotel. If tho usual custom Is fol :
lowed the meetings Will be open, rep
resentauves of the press being ad-
mltted.
Addresses OF welcome al the opening
session on Tuesday morning at 1890
VIII be delivered by Governor W. II.
Mann. Mayor y. c. Richardson. Colonel
John s. Harwood and John A. Lamb.
person. III
The annual banquet will be at Muir
phys Hotel on Wednesday night. when
4 number OF invited guests viii be
present and Will speak
Several women delegates have been
elected to represent the garment work :
ers. Fraternal delegates Will BE pres
ent from the Farmers Educational and
'Co-Operative Association and from the
Equal Suffrage League OF Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
WILL MAKE PLANS
FORC|TY PRIMARY
Democratic Committee Called to
Meet Tuesday Night to
Fix Date.

For the purpose of fixing Il date for
a primary election in Richmond for
I the nomination Of two candidates for
the State Senate. FIVE for the House
of Delegates and one for the Office of
City Collector. the City Democratic
Committee has been called TO meet
in the assembly hall at Murphy's Hotel
on next Tuesday night. The call was
sent out yesterday. by Chairman Miles
NJ. Martin and Secretary w B. Duke.
1t will be the duty of the committee
at this meeting 10 decide upon what
day the primary shall be held There
can be no reasonable doubt that the
same day will be named as that when
the United States Senators Will be
voted on-Septembcr {. There APP
pears to be no sentiment among mem
hers Of the committee for a separate
primary. while the saving of expenses
appeals for joint affair.
In addition, n date will he set up
to which time candidates for the vari-
Gus onic.J may filc their names. This
lis likely o be put at some day early
in July. The assessment against each
candidate will be decided upon. and
will probably he put upon the suppo-
sition of nine candidates for the eight
Offices Eight candidates would make
a primary unnecessary, while the com
mittee would come out whole If there
is only one contest. In case more
than nine persons file their names.
there will be murgain of cost. The
State Democratic Committee has been
asked for $500 for Richmond, to come
from the candidates for United States
Senate. and the local candidates will
be called OH for the remainder of a
similar amount. +.f
It Is 10 South Richmond the Drobabil-
tiles are that the situation there will
be let alone. While old Manchester has
been annexed to Richmond. the boun-
diaries of the legislative districts have
not heen changed, and 1t is altogether
likely that Manchester, Chesterfield
and Powhatan together will elect Il
foater member of the House as here
tofore leaving reimbursement of the
situation TO the next Legislature
Therefor the Southsidc is not likely
to figure either in the primary or in
the Nov. her election so far rs Rich
mond's Representatives, in the Legis-
lature are concerned.
The candidates so far are as fol-
lows:
stat Senate-Arthur c. Hartman and
L, G. Folkes dncumbents).
otise OF DcleEntes-John q. Curtis
John s. Harwood and Edwin Z. Cox
Nncumbents). and James j. Dreamer
Z 1t is understood that Hill MontaG nc
will also he a candidate
No avowed candidate has as vet ap-
ftpeared for the uneNpired term OF the
late Frank W. Cunningham rs City
Collector which is to be filled in No
yember, and the party candidate for
which will be chosen at tho coming
urinary sllIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
BALTzELL ACCEPTED.
officials Tried In vnin 10 Get vfrginin,
L-.L AkSiEncl Ia rhIx Stnt4 III. --..

officials Tried In ynin 10 Get VtryinInn
Assigned to This Stnte.
IL was announced yesterday by 40
Jutant General w. w. Sale that tho
appointment by the War Department
OF Captain George r. Baltzcll. Of the
Eifth infantry. to be instructor OF the
virginia Volunteers. has been ac
cepted by this State. 1t is not known
Just when Captain Baltzeil viii come
to this State to assume his duties.
Efforts were made by the Governor
and AdJutant- Gcncrai to secur. th,. an
pointment of Virginia officer IN tho
regular army for this service. but 10
no avail. The friends of 1. great many
men VINO have Golc into the army from
inns state interested themselves in tho
matter and 1t would have been 4
source OF qualification to the otticials
70 have secured one of these. The War
department replied TO ali that there
was but one officer who hailed from
virginia available for this service
captain Hugh Douglas Wise. who had
already been assigned to New York
state Captain Wise is son of John
p Wise, and brother Of Captain j.
{. Wise, or this city
However. the Adjatant- General Is
CONTEMPLATING himself and the state
on securing Captain Baltzcll. lie l.,
described as an officer who mas 10,
only demonstrated his ability, but ha
added large experience as an instruc.
tor in the army school for non com
missioned officers NJ Fort I.eavenwortb
Kansas. Men who know him say there
Is no question that he will please the
infantry OF this State. He Is a Tlori
dian. r Il I1iH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
CASE IS DISMISSED

Flimfam Evidence In Police Court
Held To Hc Eiimsy.
After the intricacics of the agc-old
f'imfiam game had been explained to
him. and he had heard VIVA; evidence
gould ,,e brought forth. Justice Cru;cn-
field Yesterday morning dismissed II. S.
Cromwell and A'drew Rowland. the
two young men suspected OF having at
1.-inpied 70 de:rand Garrett Floyd. a
grocer. on Rsook Road.
F.o.h testified that Cromwell! came
into his store 10. bug !. package Of
S S ,,,dfi T Sn,d Pill LMen
IN MS pocket and would not need IL
Ea,e the bill! changed. As lie asked for
tie return Of the bill Floyd thought
~ scented 4 trick. and counted out
bic money carefully lie afterwards
reported the matter 10 line police. and
both men were arrested as suspicious
riaracters.
ID Cromwell, is the son OF Sheriff Crom-
weh. Of Norfolk county Rowland was
arrested because lie was with Crom-
wei! at the time. H+ ...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
French Company ,pplies

The Union Fire Insurance Company,
of Paris. witifa capital of 10. 900, 600
francs, has applied for license TO do
business in Virginia. Its bonds were
deposited yesterday by the Bureau of
Insurance with the Treasurer of Vir-
ginia.
The bureau yesterday licensed the
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Boston. This is the old
est life insurance company in America
Charles E. Workman, Jr.. of Richmond,
is the statutory agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
HOUSE COLLAPSED
Deputy Building Inspector IImrrics Innate s
Iii, Out dust I'm Tina II .

lbc Out Just In Time.
Within an hour inter Deputy Building In
spector Wharton had condemned a house
ut 1902 West Main street yesterday morning
and notified inmates TO vacatc n portion or
the from, fall fell. leaving the house in dan
ger of total collapse. Its removal or immc-
date repair was later order by the Build
ing Inspector, Last March Inspector Beck
houses. 1890 and l5oe West Main streets. and
finding that repairs had not he been made
Deputy Wharton was recently Instructed to
Keep ii close watch on the property. cspc-
cially 1902. which was still occupied. Mr
Wharton noticed yesterday morning that n
crack across the front Of the building was
widening. and he rushed in and ordered ali
the Inmates to leave nj once The front
wall was evidently settling and it's collapse
was being FASTENED by every passing car
md ------ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
PREPARING INDICTMENT

Grand .Irrr Expected 10 Return True
Bill Against J.. l.. Gregory.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney AIinitree
Foikes yesterday afternoon prepared
the paDers for The expected indict-
mrnt of Louis l.. Gregory. the abscond-
ing freight cashier Of the Atlantic
Coast LING Railroad. The grand jury
meets on Monday, and that Gregory
VIII be indicted goes without saving.
Ernest PoindeNter, special counsel
for the Americans surety Company and
officials Of the railroad company were
present fafHIlif 1N m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
CONTAMINATION. Are ci,cd

Rules were issued by the State Cor
poration Commission against two cor
porations for failure to make reports
OF their annual meetings and election
OF officers IS required by law. The
rules are returnable on June IL One
is foreign corporation. the Illinois
surety Company whose statutory
agent Is Murray NJ. Mcclure. of Rich
mond. and the other is the Woodstock
Iron and Steel Corporations. whose
president is Ernest Williams. of Lynch
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Recover watch.

after IL had been missing several months
peteetiye- serseani Wren and Wiltshire
nave FOUND watch belonging 10 the estate
OF George L. passmore. OF Keysville who
died soon after leaving Richmond The
umepicce-a very val ablc one--was found
IN possession OF Broad street barber. who
hnd advance Mr.. Passmore small amount
OF money on II. He returned Il willingly
and IL will he sent TO the Passmorc family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
ARRESTS YESTERDAY
Joscphine Page, Colorcd Charged with
Stealing n Ring. tiaa

Josephine Page. colored. was ar
rested last night on charge OF steal
ing a ring from John w. Scott She
was arrested several days ago by De-
tective Sergeant ltellam and Detec-
tive iSrengel as a suspicious charac-
ter. but II was not until yesterday that
they we're able to procure enough evil
dcnce on which to base n warrant.
Ben Mayo. colored. was arrested on
n charge OF stealing a coat and vest
from David Freeman.
Early Lyons. colored, was taken in
on a charge OF being disorderly in
CANDLES Hill Park 4 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
BULLETIN ON INSECTS
Department OF Agriculture VIII Issue
-- Inflirmntinn ON Tcats

the June bulletin OF the Department
OF Agriculture will treat especially OF
insects and their control. Recently
commissioner Koner made change
In this publication. which heretofore
contained only the results OF ferti-
iizer tests. Now there are articles on
timely subjects relative to farming.
the material for the forthcoming pub
lcation, which was prepared by Chief
Clerk Charles \. Miller. treats of the
various insects which are injurious to
crops including those Which attack
potatoes, cabbage. grapes tomatoes
and roses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
ReauisItion IIonored.

requisition was honored yesterday
BY Governor Mann from the Governor
OF Missouri, for one Charles Hayes, a
negro, who is wanted for tile murder
OF Ethel Gipson. Missouri officers
found that Hayes had brother In
Smyth county. This State. and on max
Ing Inquiries learned the missing man
was there. lie has been arrested and
Is in Jail al Marion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
suit Over I.layorlnc E,,rac,a

Trial OF the suit OF T.. w, Gates & Sons
Company against the &. f. Sauer Company.
scheduled for yesterday in the Law and
Equity Court WAS continued to June Ii on
account OF the absence OF material Wit
nesses. The Gates Company asks $500 DAM
ages. the suit growing out Of the purchase
of havoring extracts by the Gates Company
from the Snucr Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
RESERVES DECISION
Argument Finished In pawnbroIscrs' Fight
for Right To Sell Wemnnns

Argument Finished In PawnbrOiscrs' Fight
for Right Ia Sell Weapons.
Argument on the application of the Ellis
ner Brothers. pawnbrokers. for mandamus
TO compel Commissioner of Revenue EInw-
kins TO Issue permit to sell weapons. was
concluded yesterday In the Hastings Court,
and Judge Witt reserved decision. City At
torney Pollard and commemorative a tor
ney Folkcs were heard against the appiicn-
tion yesterday.
to test the consiitutionalty OF the ord-
nance recently passed hy the City Council
prohibiting the sale Of deadly weapons by
the present light. The case will probably go
10 the Supreme Court In any cyen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Hurt An Rnilrond Ynrd..

Walter Davis. colored. OF 1926 Second
Street, Fulton, was badly injured in
working In the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway yards. The leg was badly
wrenched, and, fearing that bone
might have been broken. DR.. thurman.
OF the city ambulance who was called
10 attend Davis. took MIN to the VII
liam Byrd Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Meeting rostnnnnh

The meeting of the State Tax Com
mission. which had been called for next
Monday has been indefinitely post
poned. THIS was done because of the
absence from the city of speaker r.
10. Byrd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03

y decd Of bargain ana sale was
recorded in the Iienrico comfy clerks
office. Yesterday conveyin. the Chats
worth farm, about three miles east
Of ;he city, from H. b Rcnnie 10 II l.,
lTrow bridge. 7 inc tract contains about
\ IS acres ana the price paid was
sSi0oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Cnpltnl Increased.

a fee of 1910 was earned yesterday
by the State Corporation Commission
In granting an increase of authorized
capital stock to the United Chemical
and Nickel Corporation, of Christians
burg. "a. from 100000 to 100000 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03
Governor Away.

4, Governor Mann left yesterday after
noon by way OF Old Point for ifins
dale, In Westmoreland county, where
he Will to-day make an address at a
celebration Of the Daughters OF the
Confedaracy. lie hopes to be able to
set back to the city might.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03

I he boys settlement work. as or
Sanized under the auspices OF the AS
soci<ted Charities. Will begin tonight
in the Associated Charities building
and all boys interested are cxnccted
to be present at o'clock. Glasses
Will nc started and an indoor baseball
league Will be formed IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03

Judgment Entered
Verdict and Judgment were entered yes,er-
he Gable Plano Company against d q Mar
sha II In tho SUM Of sa1i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03

nr. iIoskins nj Memorial.
DIR. William lIoskins, of Ncwport
News. Is d patient at tho Memorial
iiosniini. having arrived there on
Thursday. He is Il brother 10 Mrs.
y. j Montague "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-03

FREE.
Atraveler's size tube of Ponds
Extract Vanishing Cream will
be given free with every pur-
chase at the Toilet Department
during this sale.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-01
Tit for Tat.

St.r"r"r ito prominent clergyman
II c"Gi IN here. sir. to critIcIsc vorr
church management and tell You how
:: q. Pht 10 be run
Pr"nirent Clergyman Iauazed,-
Nl"' do you rcan. sir? How dare
or? WHO are you. anyway?
= am the humble editor of the IA.
ser YOU have been writing Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-01

il When the bowels become ir-
regular you are uncomfortable and
the longer this condition exists the
worse you feel. You can get rid
of this misery quickly by using
HERBlNE. Take dose on going
to bed and see how fine you feel
the next day. Price SOC. Sold by
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-01
Watch, Clock
and Jewelry
Repairing and engraving. rAl
work guaranteed.
Dean Harrison

if your child is pale and sickly,
picks at the nose, starts in the
sleep and grinds the teeth while
sleeping it is sure sign of worms.
A remedy for these parasites will
be found in WHITES VERMI-
FUGE. 1t not only clears out the
worms but it restores health and
cheerfulness Price Csc per bottle
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
This NormAns.
The Normans were Mortimer or
to be precise, the descendants of
NorthmSn, who had boon expel,ed
from their native Norway in conse
dusncs Of an effort ON their part IN
subvsTt It's institutions and TO make
It's lands hereditary. instead of being
Invisible among all the sons OF tho
former owner A band Of expatriated
outlaws aad robbers, they won and
held the fair province Of northern
France. which theT named Normandy
When they invaded England thov
were FrsnchmOn only in the sense
that they had lived for some genera.
lions on French soil In blood the,
belonged to the great GeTnanic breed
along with the Anglo-saxons. Danes
and other Scandinavian aod German
peoples.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-01

A scald, burn, or severe cut
heals slowly if neglected The
family that keeps bottle of BAL
LARD'E SNOW LINIMET on hand
is always prepared for such &C
cidents Price Csc, SOC and $1.O0
per bottle. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
SCORED ~ WEII.SNIlI.E
AND EAST LIVERPOOL
sixty saloon, Will lie Fiouri>hing
IN Two Ohio Towns Within
Next Few Days.
Cities Voted | nder Beal aw on
License Question. Defeating
DRY Element.

-if.ai i...a. f. t.. ..r-.- -....-
EAST IilLHrDOi. O Soy %
if increased ma.or.fics .n both iu.
stances La-t Liverpool aul Wells.
f.i.". compelled t1 500. again under
ia" H"a. Ine.. o.t'7 las. rex stored
t second demand within th. month
''r .a, return or fav saloon TO-DAY.
ftsf Liverpool Vote ul- -.-.I so-
AMI 500 against. fae total vote bong
-fr .r-7 than boa t.e BIOS. election or
\''euD"- fa.rl Wn"u the majority
"as i.r"- o., against l.f.f tuNay
WcllstlLr.s Vote was 1921 v.e' and
90, or}. a ma ori'y .c o.. D. tle
ltos" option contest. fls major o., was
.'f The total tof. Wa. 200 Jess thaa
4u 'h" former election
The drF made aLso.ltc.. u. fshf
The ministers protested 100 --rIrsus
100 fle r..pH .ssf Slnda. H.t Jacob
M'"Aer 'f St Io.i-. and q, Iomer
burana. u. ,Ir. truati. r.ll- several
addresses fl.s wees far tte W,t-
Preparations ere already bong
mal" fo open saloons h.r. ou ~l'lI.
DAY. J. Ia e.fluat,I thar FORTY u.
De- Installed hrr. Vi'h about la., ,aa,
.mb"g 900 N~I-gii.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
CONFESSION
BY GRAHAM GIRL TO STONES
CAl SES SENSATION.
Sixty Love Letters From show
Girl Ia Millionaire Read-GirI
COllapses in COuri.

" EW YORK. Soy - SOM. ,f the
tauuls letters Which have figured !u
Oh" cas-" and tuo or thre. hich had
not pre- ioLsiy appeared were brought
To the front Sensatlonally to-day ID
,h" trial OF Lillian Graham and Ethel
'orrad ON the charge OF shooting "
b. ID. Stokes. the millionaire sports.
msu Tho most important letter. in
l"'i'd into tue evidence unexpectedly
hF the how girls counsel. confirmed
ihe alleged statement by tho Graham
-iri trat stokes need not fear that
sA" would ever make him any trouble
Score ore on State
''h cross eN7miuat Ion Stokes claim
"u That the letter vas signed before
hi-s Graham l.ft N"R York 90 visit
a.s farm ~ Lexington. ky. This .o.
called conf" sion cr reIeas. vas a
pr' uf th" evidence which the prose.
ru.ou vas supposed tl be hold.u
back to spr.r- later BOB fu- trial. but
Us production .as demanded by Nt
iuru'g Clark J.. Jordan. counsel FOR
Miss CrihauL and if was Introduced
lu evidence hy tla defense
llr not" Nae undated Stokes a-.
niei that he got Miss Graham ro sien
40 fle conclusion 0s rsr visit to
lexington. 81. also denied that two
other notes which were introduced
""r" written af bis request Iu ken
lucky and declared thar all fhe notes
'u question we're written loo New Nofk
and sent t0 lis office
Stokes. examination closed fI- The
aay with the prosecution reading into
'a" "tIdeuc" NOR" than sixty letters
al. rrI to have boon written hy Miss
Graham to stokes asking lIm to come
i' ."' her or fo rit" Der money. Miss
Graham collapsed when the reading
Has finished