New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-24
DiCkie Warner Blames
Another Woman in Case

n his studio. at - West f1tty-htth
Street. DicMe Warner told the other
side Of the Eugenia Kelly story yester-
day. Mr.. Helen Kelly, of ZIG West
SiXty-thiri Street Eugcuia's mother
told most of her end of II i'm Gorkville
court am Saturday al the girl ar
rMgnment as AN ucorrlGlhle chlld PC
fore Magistrate Hou-c. Dlcklc was
one OF the mon Mrs. Kelly named IN
her complaint, IN which she swore that
her daughter va. M danger of becom
ing morally depraycd.
Dickic sd; I'm his little two-rOom
studio ir blue silk garment OF a
loose. comfortable Chinese design. Il
was o'clock lie had just risen and
was slipping Tea. His apartment bore
many tokens Of ample money. ON the
floor there were rich Persian rugs. the
walls were hung with oil paintings and
most Of his furniture was antique. he
owned up 20 no particular occupation.
pichie came from Williams College
a few years ago and speaks with all
the polish Of 4 college man with a
Bro4away finishing. He well built,
about twenty-cight years old, with
frank blue eyes. clear. fair complex
,on, blond hair and hoy'-h 10 rs. He
was not inclined 10 deny much of any
thing tha. has been said
"Ma Kelly Spilled Beam"
"rtc first knew Of al tbs he said,
EVA last night ! wa sitting At a
tablo IN the BcauX Art, with another
man. when Al Davis cam IN md said.
Ma Kelly has spilled he .'ans all
over
"i could hardly wait until paid
my check to got out ON tn" street aud
get The papers ! ha.. known Ma
Kelly and EUcen.a for two vears Don
fact : and all tho fellow mo. EuGcnia
abr ugh Ma She introduced us
II guess that D. how Fug,nla met
Dot of these people. You know I'm
this kind Of life n is easy 20 meet
lots of people was llways having
crowds here for little plrtie
81 didn't know that Al Davis knew
Ma sicily until the last lose show. I
had dinner At Dclmonico's and then
went TO tho how and saw Davis
sitting in Ma box Eco low d,d
pav- get into Ms t,X' , asked
whoever wa, With me, forget just
who and he -aid that A was Mas
guc.f
"Wcll, that is rho way IL VS.. Davis
anu ! a-rt MA Arih 10 ''Ilit I ~ 10 my
rool.> often for late breakfast about
this time. YOU know. Bat trey never
mot claudcstiuely her,
"rhe whole trouble came about, !
believe, because Bonnie Glass who
was u our crowd. tipped VA Of 10
something or other. T1en e light
started.
IL think I'M just call Eurouia up Al,
her sisters. doHa a. Sands Point" he
aid. rising and going {, re tcle-
phone iu the other room.
Bits OF the conversation came out:
there was much laughing on Warmers
par, as he talked % the girl. Leave
j. 20 me; TIL stick hy you through TO
the end" he shouted as he hung IN.
she was in high spirit. laughing
most Of the time she wa talking 20
me-" he said when he came back. "Shc
said she asked some Of her rirl friends
90 come 20 her rescue and testify that
she was adj right and there was moth
ing 20 al. this stuff she was accused o.
100 court. Flt Tie eats threw ne
down she said.
81 told her J would stick. and Will
There are "a lot O.. prominent names 20
bc brought into this thing yet. The
whole story has not beer tod But
hi IS all ! can tell you NV
Out lr Broadway and elsewhere the
forces hostile to kugcuia, or al leas, 10