The evening world., 1911-06-15
Hotel Man Out of Danger
From Bullet Wounds, Now
With Wife.
MISS GRAHAM TALKS.
Denies Hypnotic Influence
Over Companion and Says
She's Not Thirty.

~. z. d. Stokes. the millionaire VIC
tim Of the sensational shooting in the
varuAs apartments, Eightieth street
and Aroadway. a week ago yesterday.
was discharged from the Roosevelt Hos
pital to-day and vas taken In his car
TO his cottage at Long Branch. N. J.
According TO the hospital surgeons all
danger Of Infection from the three bullet
wounds has passed. and the GONZALES
sncs OF tho patient Is certain. 1t is not
unjnssly that Mr.. Stokes may be able
70 sppsss In the library Of the District.
A~t1Ornsy's ONCE tomorrow afternoon
wAen Ethel Conrad n Lillian Graham
are again a%rraigned on the charge OF
attempting TO slay him.
Terrence J. McManus, Stokes's law
yer. would not promise the appearance
Of his client tomorrow. but said he GER
tatnly would appear to press the charge
Of ATTEMPTED murder next week.
HI. Stokes left the hospital unob-
served At 10 O'Clock He was wheeled
through the rear corridors to an OBJ
scure entrance on the Fifty-eighth street
adA In front a which Mrs. Stokes was
""~s " 80 itiiouSifits W.
nurses were with the patient. and ac-
compAuted hun TO his Long Branch
homo. He walked from tho wheeled
chair 10 his car. He was very pale, but
APPEARED strong and In good spirits.
AID FOR PROSECUTION OF GIRLS
/ OFFERED.
Attorney McManus said that since his
s1aAAA haA k~ap An shA ka.uit.t H. ia
besa deiuged with letters OF coincidence.
Aleo he has received many letters Offer
lac aid In his prosecution of the Misses
ceasaA and Graham. Many Of the writ
- volunteered to furnish Mr.. Stokes
With evidence about the careers q the
two young wome that would tend to
prove Mr.. Stokes's theory that they are
dangerous membars OF society and
should b prosecuted to the limit Of
the law. s.
1T will not be long" said Mr.. Nc
NaAus. before these girls will change
their nippant attitude and realize tina
, they are In . serious plight. Those
Who are striving to make It appear that
hev are tho innocent victims OF a
scheming rich man, who sought to
busgiarss their apartment, are build
tAg airy Tissues out OF nothing.
4. The burglary idea Is a Joke and a
,HafAss plttabls Joke at that. Burglars
Do not usually hold telephone CONVEX
|, sao10as with their victims and announce
the time OF their coming. When We
Get Down 10 the real prosecution IN this
~ the public will 500 see o wrong
70 the attitude OF sympathlzing with
thsss girls"
'oRAHAM GIRL pENiEs "HYP.
MOTTO INFLUENCE"
Lillian Graham denied with great We
hemencs to-day that she exerted a hyp-
noas influence over her younger com
panion In distress and likewise denied
VIII svsa more heat thai she was
thirty years old. THIS 10 what the
ysung woman said to an Evening
WesiA reporter when seen In her coll
81 Ne West side Court priaon:
= vosh you To deny that I have any
hyUosue n1unce over Eethsl Conrad
I axArt no sort Of influence over her. ]
doa't Try. She has . mind 0: her own
WI are good friends. We are both In
trouble. but we are going to get out oil
/. IT. We don't want any bondsman M
, Herman Phillips can furnish and W,
seat for him to-day 10 tell him so. w,
dent require his services a we wan
: hia 70 stop talking about IA case.
snow II has been reported that ] an