The evening world., 1911-12-16

vun0a. II h nov known that At least
10 q the Jurors had their minds
Wooely or PARTLY made up When they
No heard stokes's story IN the Wit
q stsnd. The evidences OF LILLIAN
Graham ana Ethel Conrad hah little
in0usnce on the ultimate result OF the
trial.
Only oss ballot vac taken. Eleven
jurors were for aoauittsi and n voted
biaAk. This Juror changed his vote
voluntarily. The only reason. spps-
rssty. why the jury remained out an
scur 10 h al twelve we're fun " con
vsrsasson n Antsd 10 rd themselves
u some OF II before returning 10 the
jury b. L With the verdict.
oTokeSs TESTIMONY DAMAGED
PROSECUTION MosT.
ASts- The Jurors had rturnsd THAR
verdict they adjourned In . body 20 .
resn uraat near the Criminal Courts
An Of them Knew reporters were pres
est asd none VI them sesmed 10 care.
Each and every Juror declared mat he
believed M he'd ono his full duty ss
Q e1tissn IN scauitunG the show girls
John .. Flomer. the foreman. voiced
the san tim enn OF his eleven associates
Wksu he said thai stokes vas largely
the issue In the trial. Tn" millionaire
yoopardised his own object In every
new he made. ana hh tssumony wac
mora To the prosecution than
q the dsfenss. AZ Q matter ar fact.
h defense could hav. closed at the
- .s IN. ,-.,,nta,,on Of the pross Gu.
49,. 90. ana 10, verdict of &C.
$1,000,
CONC nm. h.Ilo, WA ,aken." said
a.. G.u~ So, ,,, %, ~. fac, ,ha,
-. - a. ,u,or. ..,,e. IN Zee, hI.
-, 49,, ,.iio, xonl, h,ve hen IN.
~s.~,. FOE .oou,,taI A. 4, was. the
-, 20. uo ana .xnre~sed himself a.
se.l.~h. m .-cov,t..i a. soon a, he
49, ~. cthsr s,.v.n thought that
80
~Rsrooas,y. [; made no my mind that
tn ose~ndsnts should b. acquitted q,
- coocius,on of s,oses's Testimony.
oov,6 no, poax,b,y believe . man Who
sxsmrd sus,h q shocking letter - tina,
noe,ss,on of Lillian orahAm's. when
~ lutrodu ,sd IN evidences. I canno,
halIsvs Ans Woman could write such .
uDIU0P OOID. u0G0f tpmpniD1pUs
- o~vc MA.
-
PIA'NlV
that's right" ohorussd nearly all
- Jurors.
ssIf had any idea tina, Mr.. Stokes was
assuatsd by the slightest sense OF civic
duty In prosecuting those Gris.' Mr..
Vomer continued. Il would have Eivsn
n svtdsnee more ~cons,dsrauon. But
te vAs plain TO me and my s~ssocistss
tAat his motive was rsvsnse.
n was deeply Gratinsd. AZ the close
e the trlal. 10 ieau that ell ny fellow
ouymsa shArsd my ssntimsnts about
Dtoksa bad naturally expeOeed that
shees vousA b some divergence Of opia-
'ea ss'ons twelve men. n tbs 'se:
.sss no s.'" &C.,. ~, S,oss ~.
..-s.. s,m..s
.srn. ,u,v .ouia,., hahn taS1ns ,ot,cs
- ~. ,.o, tai tee Of NJ. etokss's
go $1,000 Nvvs,. ~sr In the cour.
...,y a,v "A a. ,hat the ttstr,ct.
49,, A n. duty. Mo- seviA The
s,e. ovsr,ooh the fac, that Nr. stokss.
- s..s,as~h,s ,sspsus>. ssss M ~.
-, council 10 the Pactao ooaSt 10
ath,r eyiosocs sRainot the character
- ens az the dessnAanss. a WAs . oAss
n unlimited money asNinst thess giris.
Who hsd nothing but their own stortsA"
"OleksA'' said another juror. ~ .
usa Of my ass. ] ave oAuShterv at
homo and they are visited ny youns
girA. V of thsss YOUNG eish eno~ad
provo weak. should consider \ my
1uty 70 talk 70 her ~ . 'sths' 4 oooo'
u Stokes would 80 hh duty 'vns N
teof Nrscttos."
"CAnAuis!' sand . third juror 10 ~
eeBSiaQ 10 Stoekss. wtAloh indicates that
~ considers Stokes not oniy a. un-
6o1rabis individual. but . whole mol
~ collection Of undestrabtsA
oAooTtNo DID NOT ENTER TN(
o,e~,,ss,oN
" w noss" ~ az ""o "eso 'ns
Sssers taxing About ths case n 'n~r
ee"'erAuons 'hss sons OF tnem ~.
Deefsd 10 pay any s"eh'ioh 70 inc 'ac'
-1w.., o..s.m Wv. r,n",