The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

hAtN AANhAt " So
has stepped to Eugenia's side to offer
assistance. Al Davis and Bonnie Glass
have dropped out OF sight almost com
pletely. So have the others. At least
their apartment doors and windows are
bolted and barred against even neutral
callers.
These are the witnesses who have
been s~ubp9naed
William Dell. a chauffeur. who told
O'Farrells investigators that three weeks
ago he o Al Davis and Miss Kelly
from the ans Souc at 2 p. NJ. on sun
day afternoon to the Nassau and Trou-
VILE hotels at Long Beach and back TO
the Washington Inn II the Grand Cen
trail station twelve hours later. The
chauffeur is said to have been warned
by Miss Kelly not TO disclose tho ad-
venture TO Mrs. Kelly.
Frank Richards. a waiter at Reisen-
weber's. Bustanoby's and Murray's and
now at the Trouville. who is expected to
disclose secrets OF the bright lights" in
especial relation to Miss Kelly, Al Davis.
Bonnie Glass n others.
Richards said yesterday that he saw
Miss Kelly and n woman companion
,also a witness) In costumes at Bus
tanoby's, and that the pair were the
feature OF the evenings entertainment.
II was a costume AFFAIR. Richards also
said he had been waiter" for Bonnie
Glass and Al Davis when they quarrelled
extensively about Al Davis's attentions
TO Miss Kelly. In this connection II was
remarked that much OF Mrs. kelly's in
formation against her daughter came
through Bonnie Glass.
Many Walters subpGnned.
Richards also remembers serving Miss
Kelly and Dickey Warner, AL Davis and
other young mein tina they usually came
In tto the restaurant after II o'clock-"a
gay party" he described them, OF three
or four tables-and stayed until 3 or 4
In the morning. Other walters TO be
called are Abe Lee. "Jueger" OF Muir.
rays and Harry Hirschfie!d of Bus
tanoby's. They all are going to tell
about the parties TO which Mrs. Kelly
objects.
The other witnesses 10 be called are
a Mrs. Lola Acocha. said 10 have been
u chun OF Miss Kelly. and a riding
academy teacher, who will testify 10
meetings between Davis and Miss Kelly.
As 10 possible action against Other
persons growing cut OF the charge
against the girl. Mr.. Mcintyre mentioned
the fact that Eugenia had somehow got
rid OF a $4,000 pearl necklace and about
49, - Va 'Nlfi JfNtlS ana thAf
the money went to somebody. lie de-
ciared the girls note was no good. hut
he is anxious to md the persons who
benefited by the {20.0 00 to $50, 900 he
believes Miss Kelly has spent IN about
nine months. Davis IN said to be ou. of
the jurisdiction OF the court in this
case.
Miss Kelly and Mrs Thomas dId not
go to Sands Point last night. blu, re-
NAMED at Mrs. Thomas's town apar,.
ment.
Mrs. Kelly was asked II she had any
tnihg 10 add TO her previous remarks. but
she SAID she Intended TO press the case
ana see II through "as far as she could -
She would not say whether she wound
OBJECT 20 having her daughter sent TO an
institution. The outcome, she said, de.
Ponds on to-day's testimony, but II was
quite certain yesterday that a parole
would be arranged.
The papers served on Mrs. Kelly and
her daughter were foreclosure notices
In a tax lien foreclosure on proper,v
at staten Island. formerly owned nv
John Kelly. Eugene Kelly, the nnancier.
held mortgages OF several hundred dol.
lars on II. but taxes have not beer
PAID, 1t Is said, for fifteen years. Trs
tax lien Was bought by the Tax Lie,
Company OF 6s William street.
Hampstead. l. l.. MAY 24-Nrs
Davis. wife OF Al, ]. Davis. whose ma mo
has been mentioned in connection with
the charge OF incorrigibllity against Miss
Eugenia Kelly. lives at All Front strest
with her sister, Mrs, Mona Fogarty, and
her 7-year-old son. Robert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis have been estranged for
some time, She Is &c. They met at tho
Manhattan Riding Club and married six
years ago. Mrs, Davis refuses TO com
ment on her husbands present position.