New-York tribune., 1922-04-01

down in cold biood would you admit
it,"
81 would a.mit it. ! am woman
enough to adrit it if | remembered it
God knows ] am
The Prosecutor asked Miss Stone If
she had not made a statement to
Charles Williams, described as a "po-
iitcal boss in Cincinnati that she was
going TO have y baby and later CON
fessed to the same man that her state
ment was false and that she made the
charge IN order to force Knkead to
marry her The defendant denied max
ing either statement. Another letter
was then offered alleged to have been
written by Miss Stone to Williams.
containing the sentence: "He can't
get away from me. If he refuses to
arrange anything then it will be the
last time Ellis Kinkcad will ever be
located"
Wrote of Last Time
What did you mean by Hthc last
tl1e' asked Mr.. Warbasso. Did
YOU intend to Kill him %
No, no certainly not was broken
hearted and be ruined my life"
Another letter alleged TO have been
addressed to kinkoad on March ., 1921
read; Several lawyers here say thew
know that will shoot when sec YOU" :"
Miss Stone identified the handwriting
OF this and when asked to name the
lawyers mentioned. said she referred
to no particular lawyers.
Under redirect examination Miss
stone said that "all her actions were
tending to bring kinkead to the altar
raj so that she could hold up her head
before the world again" She told her
story TO Stewart Boland, United States
District Attorney in Cincinnati, with
Tins end IN view, she said.
After her collapse under cross-cx-
animation on the previous dsv Miss
stone arrived at the courtroom white
and shaken. She was emotional under
cross and redirect examination. Ere,
queut outbursts and volunteered re-
marks caused Assistant District Attor
ney W arbasse TO object to what no
termed her rhetorical hourishea and
dramatcs. They were Of teu-r,i,,utc
recurrence, he said. Edward !. Reilly.
counsel for tho defcuse. said he would
leave 1t to the jury to decide whether
or not they were "rhctorjcal flour
l5hes Counsel for both sides finished
before y. m. after the witness had un-
dersone two days of questioning.
Ms Marie Gormlcy Kinkoad, widow
't ibc ucdo man. dressed IN black with
white ruchine about her neck. followed
the testimony closely. DR.. Cecil Nc
Coy, allenist for the state, and Dr..
Anna Ralston Martin, Who will testify
Tor the defense, sat facing the Defend
ant. Rcstlcssness in the courtroom
caused Justice Joseph A.pinall to re-
marx: This trial is not a vaudeville
or notion picture show The jury was
allowed to 60 home. The trial will be
resumed on Monday morning. when the
defense Will begin putting on it's other
witnesses.
CINCINNATI, March 81 Charles
Elienrieder and Edward Schwaoble, de-
toctiVes of the Cincinnati Police De
partment will be witnesses for the
prosecution in the case Of Miss Stone
Herbert Warba3sc, Assistant District
Attorney, sent telegram to Chief Of
Police Copcian to-day requesting that
he permit the two detectives TO 20 to
Ne" York to consult with him. Cope
Ian Granted the request and they will
depart to-morrow.
At the Offices of both former Rep
resentatives Alfred G. Allen and
Charles Z. Williams, of the Western
and Southern Life Insurance Company,
1t was said to-day that they had gone
to New York CITY