Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 2

PAGE TWO RENO EVENING GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, .1907. I Gazette's Page of Human Interest That old suit will look as good as new when we get through. Cleaning and Pressing It Bring It to us today. Too can have It back tomorrow. MOSS GOLDEN BLK Douglass Alley SOME ORGIES THAT RIVAL BAY CITY LAWYER HAD HIS TAILOR MADE SUITS HOSE OF STANFORD WHITE TROUBLES GETTING MARRIED 1 HBSSSTsIiaS I RENO IN SHORT NOTICE ON To Save Friend Pretty Italian Girl Will Tell How She Posed as Nude Corpse on a Slab in an Undertaking Parlor 21 Good Place For Plumbing, Jobbing and Stove Work.

A Full Line Of Heating Stoves and Ranges at cost. (lamp, Simas Co Rear of Nevada Bank Priest Said to Have Refused the Rites So He Finally Resorted to a Civil Ceremony Romantic Story of a Runaway Couple All the Imported Models will be on sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Your CDKpl Your Choice vPOW Choice DENVER, November 20. Orgies, the nature of which are unspeakable, were held in Ktliy's undertaking establishment and led to the murder cf Edward F. Osburn by Edward L. Pierce on the night of October 7th, according to testimony Introduced in the murder trial of Pierce, which has bean commenced in the West S'de court.

Not si.ri.ce the trial of Harry K. 4he murder of the al'e-d degenerate, Stanford White, ha. such testimony heard a cour.roTn. C. W.

Bohmer and W. H. Coleman, the only two witnesses examined, revealed what had happened in Kelly's undertaking establishment prior to the murder. Louisa Tremli. a telephone operator, living at 1419 Mariposa street, and an nored young woman in the Italian quarter, Is 'the person named in the c.isc, a.nd it is said that for the amuse THE LOUVRE Stout and Miller, Props.

sairs, and let the couple In. "Are you of the Catholic faith?" he said. "Yes," was the reply. "You are not of my parish, children," said the priest. "Have you a letter of dispensation from your bishop?" "Why, no; I didn't we needed one," said Evans.

"You see, we only decided to get married a couple of hours ago," 'put In the girl. Father Tubman became cold and stern at once. "Then I can't marry you," he said. "Do you not know the church frowns on hasty marriages. Do not you, young woman, realize the seriousness of this We don't intend to mince matters, nor have we taken the cost into consideration.

It simply means they must be sold, hence this big reduction. trouble with Osburn and these facts led everyone to believe that he would plead disability as a means of defense on the charge of murder. When Miss Tremli's name was brought into the case and the details of the unnatural orgies held in Kelly's place were disclosed the prosecution could not hide its surprise. Bohmer and Coleman, two witnesses called on cross-examination, admitted that Miss Tremli, the pretty telephone girl, had been a frequent visitor to Kelly's undertaking parlors, that she had been frequently dared by Pierce to get into a coffin, that she had posed in coffins, that she had posed on slabs used to lay out corpses, but that she had protested posing excepting in a fully attired condition. Osburn, it is said by the witnesses, had coaxed the young woman to disrobe, had dared her to pose in scanty attire.

Pierce, on the other hand, it is said, objected to the unnatural demonstrations and it was for this reason that he and Osburn first had trouble. Pierce is said to have called Osburn severely to account for his actions and the two fought in the undertaking parlors in the presence of Bohmer and Coleman. Osburn was the more powerful, it wa said, and worsted Pierce in the first encounter. When the men met combat the second time the defense claims Pierce resorted to firearms in the defense of himself and the honor of the girl. SAN FRANCISCO, November 20.

Through the return to Francisco yesterday of George Evans, a young attorney, and his bride, who was Mlds Maud Gillentlne of Fort Worth, Texas, his friends first learned of their runaway marriage in Reno, there came to light the romantic story of the dilemma of an eloping couple of Catholic faith, who desired to be wed by a priest of the church, but received, instead of the performance of the rites, a refusal and a lecture on the seriousness of marriage, and an unsuccessful search of the young man for lodging for his sweetheart with the consequent untangling of the web by a civil marriage. The story began in Nevada, when Evans, who had known Miss Gille.ntine for some time, met the young woman in Reno at a house party. It was a case of love at first sight, and when the guests had all gone home and Evans left with Miss Gillentine, presum $50 $50 $50 $75 Tailor Made Suit, $85 Tailor Made Suit, $100 Tailor Made Suit, ment, excitemen and delectation of step you are so lightly taking, and doj men who frequented the morgue in Bijou Theatre Program W. L. LOUDY, Mgr.

All the Latest Pictures all the Time. Matinee Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30. Evening performances at 7 o'clock. No. 1 The abduction.

No. 2 Geneva of Brambant No. 3 Fairy of the black rock. No. 4 The burglars and the cat No.

5 Two new songs by Zella Doren. Admission 10 cents to any part of the house. See our window display for some of these High Class Models. We have many others to choose from. All colors and black.

No two alike. ably to escort her home, they secured I H. A Hair's Breadth Escape. Do you know that every time you have a cough or cold and let It run on thinking It will just cure itself you are inviting pneumonia, consumption or some other pulmonary trouble? Don't risk it. Put your lungs back in perfect not you, young man, understand the holfhess of this state into which you are desiring to plunge so recklessly? I will not- marry you until you can show me a letter from your bishop, authorizing me to perform the ceremony?" Unable to persuade the priest to marry them, the pair left the house.

Indignantly Miss Gillentlne gathered the folds of her silk dress around her, s.natched her expensive fawn-colored coat from the hall rack, and, without waiting for her husband-to-be to follow her, swept out to the cab. Then began a search for a lodging for Miss Gillentine. She knew no one in town, except the people with whom she was staying, and it was too late, or, rather, too early in the morning for her to return there. Several hotels were trld, but admittance was refused when the circumstances were explained. Finally, after hours of discouragement, a civil marriage was decided upon as the only solution of the difficulty.

They drove to the city hall, where Fva.ns secured a witness, and Justice of the Peace Frank Bell was sent for. There the service, which was short a cab hurried to the residence of Father Tubman, priest of the Reno parish, arousing him from his bed at 1 o'clock in the morning. Father Tubman put his head out of the window. "What is it?" he asked. "We want you to come down and marry us," floated up from tthe front steps.

Shivering in the chill night air, Father Tubman dressed, came down Hugged Her Till She Used Hat Pin The only Exclusive Outfitter lor Women, Misses (. and Children Reno Phone 17 Tonopah I The Farmers Mer the rear of the undertaking parlors she posed as a nude corpse on a slab. Osburn, the murdered man, is said have induced the woman to take part in tl'i grt'wsnnic orgies against protestati ms of Edward L. Piercr-wlio later is to have shot aid killed Osburn. At some time curing the triai, ih beautiful girl be called by Attorney N.

Q. Tanquary, who is representing Pierce, the alleged murderer, and it is said will bare her soul before the jury in behalf of Pierce, who was her protector at a time when Osburn is alleged to have b'ien working his evil persuasions upon her. Miss Tremli, like Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, it Is said, was led into evil and now realizes that all must be told and on advice of friends and counsel for Pierce she has decided to tell the whole truth. Developments in tl-e case yesterday were a surprise to the police, the lii-trict attorney's office and all who hav-3 followed it since Pierce first shot down Osburn and fled the city. When Pierce was arrested on a ranch near Morrison he said that he was certain he would be exonerated before a jury.

He waived preliminary hearings in his defense and insisted that his trial begin in the district court. It was the opinion of all that his defense would be one of killing in the preservation of his own life. It was known that Pierce was crippled in one hand on which he had but two fingers, that he was not a large man, that he had had health and stop that cough with Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Price 25c. 50c $1.00 per bottle.

Sold by Cheat- i ham's Drug Store, Reno, and Sparks Drug Sparks, Nev. i I Oyster Cocktails. At "They Crystal," Thyes Reese, fresh Olympia oyster cocktails made to order. No stale bottled gods. The chants National Bank Capitol $200,000.00 The Riverside Hotel Elegant In all its Appointments Single or En Suite Prcc Bus to and from All Trains Re 110, Nevada nl9w finest In the city.

I 1 Homes are now within the reach of D. S. Depository SALT LAKE, November 20. Hugging, as a means of capturing a pickpocket, was what Arthur Lewis, a Z. nd simple, was performed by the light C.

M. I. clerk, resorted to last night! about 10:30 o'clock. Lewis hugged all. The ready-to-build-cottages have solved the problem.

See the Nevada Portable House Company, phone 79- A Sionificant Prayer. "May the Lord help you make Buck-len's Arnica Salve known to all." writes J. G. Jenkins of Chapel Hill, N. C.

It quickly took the pain out of a felon for me and cured it In a wonderfully short time." Best on earth for sores, burns and wounds. 25c at S. J. Hodgkinson's drug stnrv. of candles.

Immediately after the wedding Evans and his bride took a train for San Franc'sco, arriving here yesterday. They only stayed here a few hours, and then left for a cozy in the mountains to spend their honeymoon. RACKS RACES THE ARCADE HOTEL First class in Every Particular Fine Clubrooms and Restaurant Attached. Elegant Rooms. Fine Bar.

ACME POOL ROOM Opposite Depot California Races Daily. Direct Wire negro woman assailant until forced to desist by the spark end of a long hat pin. According to Lewis, he was walking north on State street, when the woman, who gave her name as Clara Smith, stopped him and demanded that he talk with her. A few minutes later he put his hand his pocket and discovered that the woman had had her hand there also. His money, about $21, waa gone.

He hastened back and demanded a talk with the negress. He explained that the cashier's check was no good to her and after a while she was persuaded to give it back. He asked for the rest, of the money, but she balked. Then came the hugging match and the hat-pin episode. The woman got away but Lewis put Policeman Gillespie on the trail.

She was found and taken to the city Jail. All mail orders promptly attended to. Prompt delivery to Reno and Sparks. Clearing house certificates taken for any reasonable amount. With every dollar purchase you receive one coupon, ten dollars' worth, ten coupons, etc.

The more goods you buy the more chances you will have to get the beautifrul coat RENO'S DAYLIGHT STORE The Irma Sanitarium 129 Truckee Reno Obstetrics a Specialty Phone 1103 HOTEL McCORMACK J. M. McConnack Prop. Transient a Specialty Phone 391 Opposite Depot Reno, Nevada Your Last Chance for These Matron; Mrs. E.

V. Peary -GO-TO THE- For Good, Quiet, Clean HOTEL DALT0N W. E. Dalton, 241 Sierra St Suits at $16.68 We have taken most of our 'this season's broken lines of suits, ranging from $20 Best shades, such as brown, wine, navy, russet and invisible mixtures, and will place them on sale nowi At $16.68 Each, Alteration Free Some of the styles will be on display in our show windows. A great many more to choose form in our cloak department.

Come early and get your pick, 3 Husband Gone With Her Favorite Pie Recipe NEW YORK, November 20. "Oh. try to find my husband, Con' Furey, for me." pleaded Mrs. Emma Furey, in the Brooklyn office of the World yesterday. "He left home last August.

I am ill and he's a good cook. He took away a recipe for cranberry pie that I would like to have, too. If he, sees a jnotice in the paper, he will come home." Mrx Furey, who lives at No. 205 Pearl street, Brooklyn, said "Con" was a stationary fireman and she was a cook whe.n, they quarried three years ago. "i '-4i! "He was used to heat and we were very happy," she "He took to the kitchen kindly and soon he was a Royal House Fourth and Howard Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, F.

L. TURPI Prop. European plan. Rates same as old Royal House before the fire 60c, 75c, $1 and $1.50 per day. Special weekly rates.

Two hundred room re-inforced concrete building, containing all modern conveniences. Reading room, ladies' parlor, etc Two blocks from Fourth and Market. From ferry take Market or Mission St cars to Fourth street. From 3rd and Townsend, 4th street cars pass the door TOOTH TALK TRUTHFULLY TOLD Scores people Innumerable, neglect what are confessed to be a vital necessity to health happiness and long life, their teeth. Poor teeth as well as a lack of teeth cannot masticate food properly, hence poor health which frequently results from this cause.

Tour immediate action makes provision for both teeth and health. One assurance that my operations cause continuous satisfaction patients enjoy to recall and tell their neighbors about the easy time In the dentist's chair at my office. It will please me to meet you at once. A Half Dozen Items That Must Surely Interest You 25c LADIES BLACK HOSE 19c 60 dozen fas black ladies' hose, full finished and warranted to wear well; sizes 8 1-2 to 10. In order to turn merchandise into money Special 19 Cents Pair Obdontunder Dental Company 150 N.

Virginia St. DR. AWT ON 10c Handkerchiefs 5c Each One hundred dozen Sheer Barred chiefs, the very latest In style. In order to introduce them we will sell this lot only. Special 5 Cents Each.

75c Coat Set 57c Set Swell dressers cannot be without one of them. They are right up to the minute as far as styles Is concerned. tTo introduce them Special 57c Set. 25c and 35c Tops 18c Tou all know what they are. No description needed.

They are on display In our windows, and you can find a large stock in the store. Come and have a look. Special 18 Cents. better cook than I am. Then we worked in restaurants, he as cook, I as wait- ress, and' then Mrs.

Furey's emo- i tions nearly overcame her "he went away I don't know why and took the 10c KIMONA HANDKERCHIEFS 7c Each They are just the thing to make holiday such as kimona aprons. Dust caps, etc. Special 7c Each. cranberry pie recipe with him." fr- Great Removal i at Sol Levy's Dry Goods Store 205 N. Virginia St.

A Large Concert. 25c WINDSOR AND STRING TIES 18c Our entire stock of ties Is to be closed out as we have too many. Make your selection early. Specinal at 18c Each'. New New Stock h.a7smith Perhaps the largest concert ever; given in Reno will be given by the Reno Mandolin Club, at Wheelmen hall, next Thursday evening.

I Mr. M. Luther Griffith, concert pla- PALACE DRY GOODS HOUSE 629 N. Virginia St nist, will render Liszt's 6th Hungarian Rhapsody, using Mehlln Son's Inverted grand piano. Miss Minnie Smith, of this city, will render one of her best vqcal selections.

1 Concerts will also take place In Fallon, November 22nd, and at 23rd. A special train leaves Hazen for Fallon at 7:15 p. m. Classified Ads Bring Results THE HOME OF BARGAINS Free Delivery Full line of staple groceries, fruits and vegetables. Phone 769 213 Virginia Street A v-.