New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-25

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case" remarked Dedcrick.
THE District Attorneys office has
been in the case from the start said
the court. when this warrant was Ia
sued il opposed the defendant being
raroled and insisted on bail beng
given.
at should not require any great
amount Of labor to arrive al the iac'S
I'M this case the magistrate continued.
"The issue is clear as 90 whether or not
this defendant was disobcdient 90 the
authority OF her mother. her natural
and legal guardian. and whether she
was associated with dcpraved and VI
cioue people. and 4 so. she is liable
here the court paused and dropped his
voice. 10 become morally depraved.
Drew Money Yesterday
Mr.. Mcintyre wished to examine at
least one witness. George Wendell.
cashier of the Central Park Branch Of
/ the Produce Exchange Bank. In this
bank Miss Kelly opened an account on
April %. depositinE $4,000. ID TO yes
terday she had checked out $500 Of
IT, Yesterday morning she met one Of
OFarrell's men in the bank when she
was drawing more money:
Getting more money! asked the de-
tective to whom she had nodded.
While the lawyers were debating
Mrs. Kelly had taken a seat alongside
her daughter in front Of the bench.
Twice she touched the girls arm, but
Furenia kept looking straight ahead
and neither spoke.
Then Mcintyre went 20 tho girl.
"EuCenia." said he. you are too
nice girl to be hailed into court and
have your good name daily blem.shcd
with this notoriety. II you viii prom
Use me now 10 return 10 your mother
and to obey her and cut our TINS
Broadway crowd and eliminate all
thoughts Of this man Al Davis III drop
this thing right here
Won't Give Up Al Davis.
For moment il looked as though
the girl was wavering, and the tears
seemed nearer than before. She pulled
herself together with an effor. and
snapped out declination Of the offer.
Il will not return home she de
clared 81 will not apologize 90 any
body. ! will not give up Al Davis, |
won't give up any Of my friends. III
, see the case through. They cannot
send me away. My mother started tniS
pan IoI4US anu u "liN u "l''
"Do YOU realize what that means,
young lady? 80 asked Mr. Spies That
YOU may he sent away 10 an inStltu-
ton? Do YOU know what that means ~
mind your own business" She re-
piled. now full OF fight; ITS ! that's
going 20 jail, and not you
That ended for the moment the ef-
fort II a reconciliation between mother
and daughter. and slowly the court
room cleared, Miss Kelly again shading
her face with a paper as she rushed
out Before She left she was served
by mistake with a summons and com
plant in land case. She was IN q
hurry, she said, TO meet her hair
dresser. Later she went TO Mrs.
Thomas's home.
To-day when the case is called Cash
Ter Wcndall viii 50 on the stand 20
tell who introduced the girl 10 the
Produce Exchange Bank. Then will
follow Frank Richards, Abe YeaGcr
and one Abcrle. walters IN Bustano-
by's. Reisenweber's and Murray's. who
viii testify TO serving the girl when
she was in the company Of Davis.
There Will also be evidence from some
Of these As to the serving Of drinks
N Murrays upstairs room. where pa
Wis and others were gambling.
William Dell, a taxicab driver. will
testify 10 taking Miss Kelly and Davis
10 the San Souci. the Trouvllle at
Long Beach and the Washington Inn,
long after midnight
This mans evidence is expected 70
show that young married woman
and Miss Kelly. accompanied by Davis
and a member Of cigarette making
frm. went the rounds together and
that Miss Kelly warned him not 70 tell
her mother that he had left her al the
Grand Central Station. This was on
an occasion when Miss Kelly was sup
rosed 20 lie visiting Miss Lola Ococha,
a schoomate, at her home in Brooklyn
Miss Ococha is expected 20 testify that
Eugenia was not At her home that
3 night. There will also be witnesses
2 slowing Davis and the girl in various
public and semi-pubic places.
|, is possible that there will also be
witnesses 10 show where the girls
missing jewelry is A clue was un-
covered by O'Farrell late yesterday, in
dcating that one Of the habitues Of
Dick Warmers studio had pawned
some OF the jewclry in an uptown loan
Office This man, however. has not yet
been subppnTd.
Neither has Al Davis nor Bonnie
Glass. They are understood 20 be out
side the jurisdiction OF the court on
Long Island, subpunas in msdc-
meanor case not running beyond the
confines II the county in which they
are issued.