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| # sted in Brooklyn. eyes TO EBSTEIN. REV. CORTLAND MYERS. Brooklyn Clergyman Pro- { poses the Deputy Police \ Commissioner Find Out What Men Higher Up Are Accepting Blackmail. GETS LIST OF POOL-ROOMS. Nearly a Hundred in Brooklyn, He Says, Which Exist by Po- lice Protection for Which the Lawbreakers Pay. A list of alleged pool-rooms and hand- Books in Brooklyn was forwaried to District-Atorney Clarke to-day by Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle and Vice-President and Chairman of the Executive Com- mittee of the Society for the Enforce- ment of Criminal Laws. Dr. Myers charges that these places are run with the connivance and under the protec- tion of the police. “Certainly the patrolmen do not get the protection money,” said the minister to-day. “Then who does get it? What men higher up profit by the contribu- tions of the gamblers? I propose that Deputy Commissioner Dbstein shall find out and punish the guilty. He ‘s re- @ponsible for the actions of his men in this borough, and some of his men are @ollecting blackma!i."’ Following is the list of alleged pool- fooms and hand books sent to Mr, Clarke: The Preacher's List. Hand-books—Nv. 60 Grand street, rear of cigar store; No. 5 Debevoise street; Hoffman House Cufe, Ailantle avenue Gnd Vesta street; No. 90 Liedford ave nue; No. 323 Washingcon Fifth avenue; No. 19 i “13 Myrtle avenue; No. mue; No. 40 Willoughby Pool-rooms—No. 59 Ralp! 3 @f saloon; No. 415 Dé Kalb avenue, rear ef saloon; No. Filth avenue, rear of ater No, 1873 Fulton street, Sioan's No. 90% Fifth avenue, Hugh saloon; No. 33 Myrtle avenue, saloon; No. 28 Fitth avenue, en Kelly's suloon; No. 386 Wash- ington aven' Alexander Burns's saloon; No, 1239 to 1248 Iulton street, top floor; No. 1272 Broadway, second floor; No. 709 Bodford avenue, bowling elley; No. 333 East street. first floor; No. 1712 Broadway, over saloon; No. 480, 3 No. 1038 Greene Police Commissioner Bhsteln, when shown the Hst, said he knew of all uf them, that the police wero constantly after the offenders, but that hand-book men were like fleas—when molested in ome place they appear immediately in another. He said a number of the places bad been raided and the cases pending. He added: Bbstein Denies, “The statements about police protect- fing gambling in this borough are non- @ensical. There is no such thing ss police protection of vice here. The police @re doing thelr duty and the borough is wonderfully free {from gambling and Kindred vices.” “Ot course, Major Hbstein denies that gambling flourishes {n Brooklyn," said Or, Myers, “He couldn't very well ad- mit it when the responsibility could be put up to him. I see that Commissioner Greene is holding his Inspectors strictly Fesponsible for what happens in thelr Gistricts. I should think his deputies Should be held responsible for bis in- ‘evectors, “The police are in league with the @rooks and gamblers who have been riven @@t of Manhattan end have set- It is up to District- ‘Attorney Clarke and Major Ebstein' to or PO police blackmail. They can do it, in these cases I have sent them ie pricenee sufficient to give them @ good -HAYMARKET TO BE A POLICE STATION, Noted Dance Hall, it 1s Reported, May Be Torn Down and Taken * Over by the City Authorities, Hie TSNOW UP ST WOW, KILLED ED HIMSELF Charles section of Clinton, Mass., Fires Two Bullets Into the Head of Miss Lillian Wheeler. TRAGEDY AT THE DEPOT. The Would-Be Murderer Dies at Once as a Result of His Own Cowardly Act, but His Victim Is Still Alive. AYER, Mass., April 6—Charies Moul- ton, of Clinton, attempted to kill Miss Litian Wheeler, of this town, at the railroad station early to-day by shoot- ing her twice In the head, He then turned the revolver on him- self, ending a bullet through his brain, dying instantly. « Lillian Wheeler, who is about thirty- three, was formerly Mouitou's wife, but ehe had obtained a divorce from him a few weeks ago and had assumed her maiden name, It is claimed that Moul- ton, who was about forty years old, had taken the separation from his wife very much to heart and had brooded over the matter nti) his friends believe he was deranged through jealousy and despond- eney. ‘The woman wag about to take the 6.55 A. M. train to Boston and was going toward the ticket office, where Moulton stood waiting for her. When she ar- rived withine two feet of him Moulton sald ene and began to fire. Seeing the woman fall to. the he immediately turned the revolver to his own head, pulled the trigger and fell lifeless elongaige of his former wife. There was quite a throng of persons tn the vicinity waiting to board the Boston train when the shooting occurred, but ee one had tlme to go to the woman's =e untll the man had Killed hime 80 ‘as found thet the two bullets fired at Lillian Wheeleta mend, had ‘fatoed from thelr course and the wounds, while painful, are not necessarily f An Cierny Re! Moulton showed that the bullet passed his brain, death being bionic “QUINTARD A NOW UNDER BIG BAL Hauled Into Court To-Day at Stamford, Conn., on a Crim- inal Charge and Held for Trial. MISS BRADLEY NOT PRESENT. (Special to The Evening World.) STAMFORD, Conn., April 6—Charlea ©. Quintard was arraigned in the City Court to-day to answer to charges of "| misconduct with Alice Bradley. Prose- outing Attorney Carter had in court many witnesses by whom he expected to, prove the charge. These included people living in the vicinity of the house in North Stamford, where the couple spent some time, Mrs, Quintard was in court with her! father, Capt. Burley. Miss Bradley's mother, who had been subpoenaed, was) in the proseoutor's office, but not in court. A crowd of spectators, who ex- pected sensational disclosures, were dis- appointed. ‘The proceedings were brief. When the complaint had been read, Homer 8. Oummings, counsel for the) accused, Mled a demurrer to the com- plaint, This was promptly overruled. The Judge found probable cause, and Quintard was held for trial in the Su- perior Court under a bond of §25,000. John McNally, to whom Quintard sold his Sound Beach lvery business before he deserted tls wife, quedified as surety on the bond. There has lately been much talk of reconcilation between the Quintards, but there was no sign of ft today. Miss Bradley remains away from Stamford and is generally sup- posed to be in a New York sanitarium. TWO NEW BISHOPS. Pope Will Name Condjutors for St. Loufs and Cincinnati, ROME, April 6.—The Congregation of the Propagende has decided to propose ( ie Lt dicae es (CS A ERT Hig dom ao 31 Velumes In All. 25 Volumes Ninth Edition. that the Pope appoint the Right Rev. John J. Glennon, Coadjutor Bishop of Kengas City, a6 Ooadjutor Bishop of Bt. Louts, amd the Right Rev, Henry Moel- der, of Columbus, as Coadjutor Bishop of Cincinnati. The meeting of the Propaganda was Oreskied over by the Prefect, Cardinal Gotti, and those present were Cardinal! Satolll, Vincenzo Vannutelli @teinhuber, Cassette, Mantinelli Vives y Tuto, Segna, Mathiou and Plerott!. The prop- osition of Cardinal Batolli to have Father Glennon appointed Coadjutor Bishop of St. Louls was unanimously spproved. It is most probable that @ Consistory Nothing is yet known about the creation of new foreign Cardinals, The Telephone — There are many thousands In service In Manhattan and the Bronx, and many more are being Installed dally. 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