Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 20, 3 December 1912 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM A.ND SUX-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY DECEMBER 3, 1912.

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WANT RAYMOND

SOBS YOUNG BRIDE

Young Belmont, Scion of Wealthy Family, Leaves : Actress Wife.

(National Nwi Association) - NEW YORK, Dec. 3. "I want my Raymond, not mme&," cried Ethel Lorraine, the showgirl bride of Raymond BeAont, von of August Belmont, multimk'lionrfire banker and turfman, between nofi in her apartment in the Hoi tel Gosford today. Young Mrs. Lor- .;, ralne Belmont had just been asked T about a report that August Belmont "had offered her $50,000 to consent to an annulment. Breaking away from her maid who was manicuring the bride's nails, Mrs. Lorraine Belmont wept as she gave the following interrlew : "Raymond is gone and that is all I know. He has been gone five days ind I am sure that only threats of his father is keeping him away from me. will not talk about that sQly report that Mr. Belmont offered me $50,000 . to give Raymond up. I would not give ' him up for all the millions the Belmonts possess. I love him and he loves me. "I didn't marry him for money. I don't want money." Here Mrs. Lorraine Belmont snapped her fingers in

contempt. "I want to deny any ridiculous report that Mr. Belmont gave me $50,000 a year ago when I was playing at the winter garden to keep me from marrying Raymond. But I know I will get my Raymond back. I am sure that he is being detained at his father's Long Island home and that he will come to me when he can. I am a very disheartened woman." Mrs. Lorraine-Belmont was sobbing hysterically when the reporter departed. August Belmont said he was toa busy to discuss his son's affairs.

SENT MESSAGE ON WATERWAYS BOARD

City Statistics

Marriage Licenses. Frank Hodgin, 22, farmer, Chester, and Zadelle Stigleman, 19, Chester. Orville Good, 21, laborer, city, and Rosa Showalter, 18, city. Earl Helms, 22, farmer, Boston township, and Alice M. Pinkerton, 20, this city.

His Personal Appearance. Mamma I'm afraid that yonng Wilder will not make you a good husband. Clara. Clara Why not. mamma? Mamma Because it seems to me that he rather neglects his personal appeurauce. Clara Yes, that's rrne. mamma, and I'm glad you mentioned it. I'll see that he makes his persona! appearance here every evening after this instead of only twice a week.

(National News Association) WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 President Taft today sent a special message to congress recommending an appropriation to continue the International Waterways commission during 1913 to permit it to make a final report on a dam at the outlet of Lake Erie, and to complete the work of fixing the international boundary between the United States and Canada.

STREET STORIES

NEW CEMETERY

Papers asking for the incorporation of a cemetery have been accepted by the board of county commissioners. The incorporators are Henry Whiteley, William Ferris, Howard Whiteley, Cyrus Whiteley, William P. Moore. Jesse E. Moore, Charles Ferris, Mary Hussen, all of Milton. The cemetery, which is to be known as the Friends" Cemetery is located near Milton.

Always Room For One Mora. "That's the tenth can of sardines yon have ordered." said the railway magnate. "Aren't you afraid you will make yourself sick?" "I'm not eating them." replied the employee with Inventive genius. "I think I'm on the track of a way to get more people into a street car." Washington Star.

There is at least one other profession, in addition to that of journalism, wherein the members of which receive "condemnation" for what they do or do not do. The other is the proiession of law. This fact is attested to by several lawyers of the Wayne county bar. In circuit court this morning one member of the bar stated that he should have a certain fee for settling a case, inasmuch as he had received several "cussings" while attending tc it. Judge Fox acquiesced as he said: "I don't feel real healthy unless I get cussed twice daily. But let me tell ycu that the man who beats me tussirg must have real good health and a good constitution. For when it" comes tc that, I can keep pace with the rest."

WILL DEDICATE NEW BUILDING

(Palladium Special) MOUNT SUMMIT, Ind., Dec. 3. The Prairie township (Henry county) high school building will be dedicated tomorrow. Appropriate exercises have been arrangeed for the occasion. The exercises will start at 12:30 o'clock. Among those who will take part in the program will be Charles A. Greathouse, state superintendent of public instruction.

LIST OF ARRESTS Sixty-six Violators of Law Caught in November.

The police report for the month of November shows that a smaller number of arrests were made than during the proceeding month. The total number for the past month was 66 and the cotal for October was 73. Appended is the list of arrests: Drunk, 31; burglary, 3; adultery, 2; assault and battery, 9; assault and battery with criminal Intent, 2: assault and battery with Intent to kill, 1; begging, 2; beating board bill, 2; carrying concealed weapons. 2; "embezzlement. 1: larceny, 1; loitering, 1; malicious trespass. 2; profanity, 1; safe keeping. 1; violating liquor law, 1; held for superintendent, 3.

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