oeiiures that n Keam did not int i»*i
to marry (he showgirl ni* «om.u t
was most iejiretioiinibio. Ream in
Bihl-fca i.t.bt I.t, i. . ' II*i 1 ! l<> llirtke
tnt* girl, v.hoh‘- ; lap*.* name is hdeuuor
Jr*enUJetuu, hi- bride
Keam formerly ia*y in Worcester,
where he worked as a suimI* m
in a plant of which Ins father. Nor
man 1J. Keam. steel trust imtgnai* ,
was one of the founders. Later
fleam went to Thompson, Conn., io
live.
lu spite of the laid that Keam laid
Ilia bride $J8,oU0 to rod rid of imr, she
is still his wife in the eyes of tin
law and entitled to a wiles legal
rights.
in June, 1M1I, when young Keam
was working tor <>ne of tie iun
companies in New Yoik for $!-.'• a
month, and .Miss^ I*av idson was a
showgirl, the hasty marriage wan
celebrated before a NT w Jersey lu.
tfee. The bride re<ej\.-d a wedding
ring and a marriage *•.-rtifit ate. She
el \ y young K»*arn
, » 1 i.-s ami a q-aintam es
;: v. if*
i, : , r:;• >on •• a • fi ve days
:n» ‘i his hrid** t hat h**
‘ V, . j jj ■ Mf,ii < i) I i ii to S**e
. a • ’ ri*•: h‘* s»-ut
, i - ;n i ■ uliiiK Mrs
■ p.;(j .\'«-ar!v hon t
: ; ... ,\i». )p linu line u'it lonely.
