The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1900, Page 8

wm datnnineasnmnnnten babel _THE WORLD: POOL-ROOMS SHUT UP BY CRUSADE. Dens of Vice Run to Cover in Fear of the War of the Churches, Headed by Bishop Potter and Archbishop Corrigan. ee ele MYSTERY OF MILLIONS, feet Tiraretay ot) the pool rooma We either closed their doors how quarters, The order FYi@ay to “ehut up or fo what Chief Devery ‘when he aaid “I don't know of fn the oft." They were tact, ‘out of business’ at the time Odief made the statement, Ol habitues of eich places will have no trouble, however, to laoate them In their new quarters, Bigne wi left in and abou! the old place to point to the how, and a word (0 the wise la enough For instance a prol-room up to Friday Yeot was in full blast in ‘he Germanta Hall building, on the Howery, between Houston and Wret atresia, On Friday it Moved out, but slkne were left in con pplouone places, reading “Our Club has removed its quarters to 1 Bowery.” Bishop Potter has sent word that he will return to the city thie afternoon. Tt te wald that he will go at once to the Mayor's office to Mle his charges ALL RUNNING LOW. Not only the pool-rooms are “running low" to-day The doom of vee in general sare) not) fo) 6Wide = (Open tn Now York today, The guardians of \t, frightened at the spontaneous out Duret of citigens againat the moral oon. ditions, fpar the crusade started by the Kev Dr, Paddock against faunting vice NEW SHIPS IN HOT RACE. El Cid and Comus, Both for New Orleans, the Contestants. A race bel ween the freteht steamer Mo) CH, of the Morman Ine, and the pamsen gor steamer Coma, of (he nwell Ine, both of which left New Ye nine the same time Haturday afternoon for New Orleans, was reported by Capt Quick, of the teamer HI Hilo, upon hie arrival here this morning Capt. Quick paid he pawsed them yew ferday at | PM fifty-etgtt miles north of Capt Hatteras lentahip They were abreast and going al areat # Both re new steel stramern of Amertoan Wulld and splendid rpectmens of marine architecture, the PN Cid of about 2,000 | tone and the Comun of about 3,000 tons both Intended to avornge about seven: toen knota an hour Both are capable of being turned Into oruisera, The Mi Cid went Into com mission in July, 18%, and belongs to the new fleet of steamers bulk (o replace these bought by the Government and wanaformed into the auxitary cruisers Dixie, Yankee, &¢, The Comus went | her own hande tm the nelehborthood of the Pro-Cathedral In Btanton sirest more than any other for years. They do not know where It te going to ond No eoclety has it in charge, nor are there any particular leaders, From every side men are coming with offers to join in the movement, and the dive- | men and gamblers do not know where it ‘9 going to etop. CRUSADE FEARED, ‘They fear a moral revolution, which ‘Will nat only clone thety places tue sweep them out of existence, Chambiing houses in the downtown dte- trots, which cater to the day trade; houses of |il-fame and poolrooms are mmning very disorestly today, No or- dere have yet come from above’ to close down, but they are expected They also fear agente and dotecttves of societies who are hustling about se ourtng evidence Tew are admitted at any of the places to-day unless they are very well known. At the gamViing-houses and poolroome two men on the door ia the rule, ‘The spirit of crusade has grown won- drowsy within the last twenty-four hours, From all sides come offers of help, An effort will be made to have Arohbtahop Corrgan join in the move ment and lend his great influence, PARKHURST AT WORK. ‘The Haat Mide Commitiors, inoluding the Kev, Dr donk, ball the Pre-Oe- | ing “Honest John” K Bytvta Dean, who died of morphine poisoning in her flat, a West Forty third street friends declare way hor She made an attempt to dle onee before, but wae frustrated Her dayw and nighia were Mled with fear, whioh her nervous condition exaggerated Pmanuel Friend her lawyer in her 110.000 sult awalnat “Honest John’ Kelly Whom she charmed with beating her with a cane ie her Anger to the bone, faye that since the action was bagun sho and her friend, Helen Beott re Btrange nen would oall at ali houre and threaten them if the eult wae not dropped, They were watohed day and night and could not move out of doors without being ed, They told the) nto commission in May last. ‘As thie {9 the fret time a race has from atteurpted between any of the new steamers the result of the present oon. test i@ awatted with much Interest Their orrival at the mouth of the Miss. tastppl may be looked for about Woednes- Gay. ‘The first atiompt at record breaking by the new flew haa been made The Cromwei! line steamer Proteus, which Went into commission jam June, made the trip from bar to bar eastward in 0 days, M hours and 10 minutes in Auguat lest. The reco however, of 2 daya, x and iP dita penwerd, ups \ held bj the TH We, now the pxiMary "Dini BATTERED BY HEAVY SEAS. —— Fearful Experience of a New Zealand Bark in a Hurricane. The New Zealand bark Weathorateld whieh arrived to-day trom London, en- counteret a terrific hurricane on Sept. Ms, causing considerable damage to the cargo, beds Th A y Mew from hee "7 f lawyer they aotually afraid to), leave the house, “They ate driving me to my death,” ald Mise Dean to Mr Friend. Firat | was ageauited so that I will never be well awain, Now they threaten to drive me out of New York, Winply because | am an unfortunate woman. A dog or a horse could not|@ral brothers and sleters there. with Impunity have been thus bemally| ‘Sylvia Dean's" friends were all beaten, as the law protects them. And| Mealthy and sho waa always able to live tte very iittle to proteat me.” \n lugury Contrary to the report that Miss Dean| For some time past ehe and a friend had been long a al to morphine, Mr.| Helen Seott, with q colored maid, lived Friend nadd phe had never taken tt until it wae administered by @ physician to! rellove her hurie received on roadway the morning #he and Kelly had the en- counter The case waa in course of hearing be fore Referee Frederick J, Moses, and the it hearing was on Sept 10, when Mise njurtes were examined by Dr ae DB Lae, of M6 West One Hun- dred and Blghty-eecond street hounded to death This beautiful and| Today har body tf lying tn @ iitle Jediioated dauehter of an old Phijadelphia |aloomy undertaker shop at 619 Beventh | family ended her wayward career with [Avenue the viotima of continual perreout as nat a "Dean" was ut twenty-ntx THREATENED HER, Youre old, She was tall and statuesque thedral; Felix Ader and Jacob @ohiff, philanthropists, hae renewed ite labor Of collecting evidence and promises to have plenty to asatet when the case le Presented to the Mayor, ‘The Parkhurat Boctety te hard at work now collecting evidence againet cast ede divekeepers, Bupt, Burr and @ number of assistants went through the worst diatrict yeatertay. ‘There le evidence enough,” was the verdiot, The Rey, Dr, Robert # Macarthur preached jast night at Calvary Baptist Ohuroh on the Chinese question, but he took occasion to offer the services of Mmaelf and his congregation to the work, In the course of the sermon he naid; TAMMANY SCORED. “China misht sond a few missionaries to help us deal with Tammany Hall, It {fe doubiful whether in all China there 8 80 deaptoable an orwaniaation. lg Tehop Potter will lead | wil! pledge him the hearty support of thia pulpit in the fight againat the vice for which Tam: many Hall stands. Tammany Hall too synonym for social degradation and moral turptituda There is nothing #0 bad in China. It ie tinge for all rigtt- cous oftinens to rise and hurl from the peat of power these vampires,” Chief Devery's altitude te still the one of doubt he has all along professed. I do not bit Healeioatn, utllofentas itt ofty,” H to-day. do not believe any ouch places niet SYLVIA DEAN WAS HOUNDED TO DEATH Lawyer Friend Says Woman Who Was Su- elly V Was Persecuted. rround, bit her finger and choked hor, Kelly made a general denial of the harkes She died from an overdose of morphine in her handwomely furnished flat, 22% Weat Forty-third street Through ‘somebody's’ Influence the Coroner decided to hold @ private inves: tiation at the flat this morning, while the rame somebody’ inatructed the uns dertiker that no oxpense was to be spared tn preparing the body for burial The police are convineed that the mor phine wae not taken with sulcidal in and fair haired. Two or three years amo whe firet appeared in New York For « tmo she powed aa an aotress, though, 80 far as can be learned, her ‘only acquaintance wilh the atago wae in her appearance as a chorus girl once or twee, HER FAMILY, Bhe always had friends, however, They fwere not of her family, The latter are aid to move tn the best ciroles in Phil Adelphia, and there are sald to be wey. M the Forty-third atreet house. On Saturday she took the fatal dose Dr Baldwin, of 1 West Seventy- foventh street, was summoned, as was aleo Dr, Quackenbush, of 1M Weat Pigh ty-elghth gtreet They worked over ihe Unconscious woman for many hours, but despite all end he died without ens. r for the removal of the body was issued by the Coroner and the SAID HE CHOKED HER. The young woman testified that Kelly | Jabbed hor about the body with the fer rule Lie Dis cane, prew her the tng away the lower topsails and the fore. (opmast and miaxen staymtaile, The wea struck (he ship with erushing force And caused her to labor heavtly Mo A.M. & terrifto eee struck the ship violently and threw her over with a sudden lureh to starboard, shifted the smashed the port lifeboat, port bulwarks, poop ladders and damaged midnight to noon of Bept. 18 the| the deck Mitings, With diMoulty the the pouthweat with hur-| ship was righted and after noon the 44 0a arose, | storm abated, Op Bapt, M, latitude i, nie oan fi tie ah I what disposition will be made of the undertaker was ordered to spare no ex- pense as “somebody” would pay the bu, The undertaker does not know MONEY FOR TEACHERS. —_—— Bond Issue of $1,145,275 to Cover Davis Law Increase. Funds for City Improvements Also Voted by the Board of Estimate. At & meeting of the Board of Estimate In the Mayor's office this morning it wan decided to tnsue bende to the Amount of 61,1607 for the Board of FAlucation to pay the increase to school teachera under the Davis law, Tt was lao decited to issue bonde tn the following amounts for the following Purpones «84,200 for a new entrance to Central Park at Sixty-elghth streot; 5,000 for improvements to Riverside Park, 140,00 for the resurfacing of Riv- eraide Drive, 610,09 to pay city em: poyees who enlisted during the war’ with Mpain, $78,781 to pay for the open- Ing of Woat One Hundred and Twentieth street, $180,000 for a forty-elght-inoh water main to connest the Croton Aque dvct with Kingsbridge and 6,000 10 pay expert accountants in the Comp. trotler's office, A letter waa read from Justice Good: toh, of Brooklyn, aden courthouse for the Appel the Becond Division, to be bullt adjoin. ing the Munteipal Building in Brooklyn at 00,000. It wae referred to the Comp- tromer, SascsdeseasesaeeeseaseSaSOSUSSSSSESESSSSOGIGOSEDSSSSSSSS o 3 NDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1; THE FULL DIN Like the horse, the 4 be to get enough to eat TOO OOOO COO UO OO OU OOOO OC 1900, NER PAIL IDEA. JOU OOOO OOUOUU ALFRED VANDERBILT TAKES UP LIFE WORK. Young Millionaire Takes His Seat To-Day at His Father's Desk in the Grand Central Depot. umes His Post as Head of the House and Control of the Vast Railway Interests. ‘ ‘WH the seal and ambition of youth Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt to-day took up the burden under whieh his grand. father and father fell He became in fact ell aa name head of his house re r of ite mreat railroad fortunes. His private car, in which he loft New port imet night, arrived at the Grand Central station shortly after & o'¢lock thie morning. Young Mr Vanderbilt's rerolutton to ro to work Was An Unexpected as it was | surpriving, Not even his momt intimate | frienda dreamed that he contempiated | svoh a thing. He has given the jm preasion that he preferred the extatence | of a soclely man to tha: of the worker, SURPRISE TO FRIENDS, ‘The announcement was made Inst night at Newport ata dinner given by Mre. TO. French, mother »/ his haneee, Mina Blele French. A few of (heir young friends were present, bul had not the aliahtest inkling of young Vanderbilt's Morning with & ‘or two al head, and hie trivnide may te ALFRED oW VNNIE a year onerspait fi " AC the body ———$—$—$—$—$ about tweive hours The ehip, however, passed through (he seeond storm with: out damage, ee Every voter should have a copy of the Spectal Isewe of the 1000 World Almanac, with 14-page Campaiga sap- plement. More tham 600 pages, A great book, Ste, All mowndeaters ov by mail, {intention unit! suddenly he aroee and pald imply that he would te on nis way w York within an hour to be«tn ink (0 my father's deak."” he “Mo Uy to take up the work o where he left off 1 want you to wish . me good luck,” RICH MAN ON STUMP. At the appointed hour hie carrtage rattled up to the houme, hasty 14Y*]Copnetine Vanderbilt Will wake were uttered and he war of His lug Mio Hirsi Malllival speech ame had already been went to the ata ToNehe io Workers tion, His private car was walting for him at Wiekford Junction and he turned in for the night Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt in the richest young man in world. He te worth $60,000,000 and his Ineome ts $8,000, 0 a year BROTHER'S SACRIFICE. At the time he was receiving the oMetals of the road Me elder brother, Corneliua Vanderbilt, who w the girl he loved, was at work in other part of the great bulldin working tn a machine shop Cornelius started to work in the draft: ing depariment almost unnoticed, for his father was then alive and the m hia displeasure waa Upon im rked as hard ae any clerk since, fred mtarte at @ point where | will take Cornelius years to reach ‘The brothers, tt ip ead, will |) the same roof untll Alfre! \a © under rbilt's home |e ready for him, To! 6 will take hie young bride in the Spring They will thus be together for the frat time in four yeare, For the « of (hat time they were 0) oF part y bad torma, but since lhe settiemen:, where: by Cornelius received $7,000.00, they have been o ndetter cerms It \» hoped that thelr differences will be entirely patched up. Alfred Vanderbilt's bachelor home at Newport, Roekry Hall, has been closed for the season, HIS AMBITION, Alfred G. Rh cmpented has beon but Ht- ve knows fe ioe 0 here of the New York He has dropped in oc. pastaaaily to oe after matiors pore taint bo) vast of hie father, the Inte Rornollus Vanderbiit, but there < often been weeks between his vi hae begun @ business career in otimulmed by his fancee, it ts who wanta him to Decome a bual- ern look after hin business interests tn Tt wee i Bacto, 9 Jpafertlit te ja att the ladder, la tastes or notioi a ree et the New to te I to htmaelf'T . member At Comnellua Vanderbilt: will deliver his fret stump apeeot t oad dresees a meeting voters consisting mainly of rm Avatro Hungarian ibiican League! has arranged for Becond a BLACK DRESS GOODS. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Qetober and and rd, Fine quality, Vicuna,— with smooth satin finish, $1.00 per yard; Value $1, 50, Venetian Cloth,—Fall weight, 1,25 per yard; } ; Value $2.00, fabrics are recommended for Tailor and Street Dresses They are SO itches w de. ard the quality is a guarantee of their durability and ap- pearance, These “Egremont” and French! Gauze Grenadines for Even- ing wear, 48 and 44 inches wide, 85 cents per yard; Value $1.50, JAMES McCREERY&CO,, Broadway and rrth St, Twenty-third St, VAN DE. aereed to address It Marcus Hraun, Chatrman of the Bxee- ullve Committee, said to-day that he had positive assurance from Mr, Van Jerbiit that he would be present. He * was Invited a week ago, but declined on ts He anid, mated In the toom@nt int of other engage er, that he was int vd would STERN Also recent shipments of their celebrated John E. Hudson, B Stricken in R BEVPRIMY, Mass, Oct. 1.—John B. Hudeon, President of the American Beil ‘Telephone Company, died suddenly in the Boston and Maine Railroad station at Beverley Farme while waiting for a train to<dmy. e Mr, Hudson had oome to the station son wae with him, and husband and wife were sitting In the waiting-room, Buddenly Mr, Hudson threw up hie hands and slipped trom the seat to the hoor, Several »_ Several persone sprang toward DETECTIVE’S SON A THIEF. ny Caught with Five Other Boys Robbing a House, Bix o boys, one of them a son of Deteotive MoGinty, of the Central Park und, were aggaigned in the Woot Bide Court to-day on @ charge of burglary, Young Me@inty wua very repentant, and all joined in saying that they meant no harm in entering the vacant house at LIT Weat Bixty-fourth sttreet, Policeman O'Bullivan, of the Weet Bixty-elghth street station, however, testified that they ha lot of plunder «| Keeper, Mra, BROTHERS will display to-morrow An Additional Importation of Trimmed Hats & Bonnets Ror Pall and Winter Wear ready o carry away, and hey were each held tn $1,000 bail, They gave their names as William Me. Ginty, nine years old, of 146 Weet Sixty- second street; John Meehan, nine; Harry O'Metia, = etght; Gilbert La Breque, ten; James Stringer, fourteen, oll living on Bixty-eecond street, near Ameterdam avenue, and John Sampson, twelve years, of 18T Weat Bixty-seventh mtrect. When the polloemen sudprised them in the house yesterday, they had ohteels, sorew drivers and a plan of the house, They sald that they were playing, but, notwithetand, had done about 61,000 worth of damage, by breaking off door. knobe, mutilating gas jets, and cutting lead pipe, all of which was bundied up preparatory to being carried away, LOOKS LIKE A MURDER. David Bodell Drowned and Pockets Ripped Out. The police of Jersey City to-day be wan an Investigation of the mysterious death of David Bodell, fifty-five years old, a laborer for the Bfle Ratiroad Boden is pald off for his month's work on Sept, 19%, and with about #9 in hin pocket, left hie boarding-house at HS Grove street to get-a smoke. | He did not return, but as he was often | went away for days at a time Erle tracks nothing was thought of It until recently, when the boarding-houne Beanlan, became anxious, To-day her son Frank went to the Morgue and was shown a jot of clothing belonging to persons who had been found Arad since Bept, 19%. He found Bo- deli's coat and pipe and tho key of his to got the train for Boston, Mrs, Hud-| HE DROPPED DEAD BEFORE WIFE’S EYES. ell Telephone Chief, ailroad Depot. the prostrate man and he was rated Wp quickly, but it was plainly seen thet he waa dead. When a physician reached the station and had examined the body he eeid that death wae due to heart fallure, Mra Hudson was completely overcome by the shock and she was taken to the Bummer home of the family in a carriage, Boon afterward the body of Mar. Mud> son wae ‘taken to the residence. The family comprised only Mr, and Mra Hudson, : trunk among the clothing, The records show that the man's was found in a pool of water at of Fifteenth atreet at 1 o'clock morning of Bop, 9, The men had drowned and the body when found been about three hours in the water, The trousera pocket had been ripped out and nothing of value wae found the clothes. There were no marke violence, NEW GRAND JURY, Judge Newberwer Made Ne Refer ence to the Traders’ Fire Inowranne Company. Judge Newburger, tn Part I., of Gen eral Bessions, this morning impanelied the Grand Jury for the currant month, The Judge made no reference in his charge to the jury as to the Traders’ Fire Insurance Company investigation, but notwithstanding thie will be one of the firet matters taken up by the Grand Jurore, Charles W. French, retired, of Im Weat Eighty-ffth otreet, 9 foreman of the Grand Jury, LINEN DEPT. Fine double Damask Taf ble Cloths, 2X 21-2 yards, $2.75; ( Value $3.75, 2x 3 yards, $3.25; Value $4.25, Napkins,— 26 inch,-to match,—$4,003 Value $3.50. Extra fire quality Double Damask Table Cloths, sizes a 2x4 yards to 2 t-axs5 yards, at 40 per cent, less than usual prices, Towels,— All-linen, hemmed Towel bird's-eye weave, $2.40 per dozen, * Hemstitched,—size 22 x 42 inches, $2.50 per dozen, Heavy, bleached, all-linen Huck Towels,—hemmed, —with white ends, Sizes 23 x 45, $3.00 per dozen, Linen Sheets finished with hemstitehing ot band of drawn work Classique Corsets in the latest Paris models and exclusive matertals a $5.95, 6.50, 7.50, 8.75 upwards West Twenty-third Street e 90x 96 $6.50 per pair, 99 x 108 $7.50 per pat One-third less than usual prices, JAMES MeGREERY & Twenty-third Street, py WITH CAMPAIGN SUPPLEMENT 5 Presidential Platforms; A Political Guide Book; An Authority to Settle Bets By. Every Voter Should Have a Copy, THE WORLD, ny THE CHINESE QUESTION, Large Map of China, in Col ‘The Situa. tion in the Hast and Causes That Tad toth,