New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
TIE FEVER CASES AT BELLEVUE, NJ j.
THE HOTEL PROPRIETOR, AFTER A STORMY SCENE
EFFECTS AN ARRANGENENT--nIs STORY OF TIE
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SEABRIGHT, n. j., Aug. 14.-The Hotel
Bellevue mile above here, where Mrs. Albert A. Levi
and Mr. Andrews the brother-inaw Of Cyrus ". Field,
jr.. III with typhoid fever. remains open James IL
Corey the proprietor, having effected settlement with
Mr. Levi and Mr. Field. Acting under the advice Of his
lawyer and Of nenbers of the Board Of Health
Of Long Branch. Mr. Corey made arrange
ments last night TO quarantine Mrs. Levi and
Mr. Andrews outside of the MOTEL that he could re-
open for the reception Of guests.
Just north OF the hotel large and welventiiated
building In the north wing Of which Is the ballroom OF
the hotel Mr.. Corey his employees to work lifting up
the ballroom hospital for the reception OF the TWO
sick persons. Aftr he had consulted with Dr. Henry.
the physician of the hotel VINO agreed to superintend
the removal Of Mrs. Levi ald Mr. Andrews, the room
carpeted and divided into two apartments by a
heavy curtain.
while We were at work placing the furniture in the
ROOM" said Mr.. Carey, DR.. Meyer, brother OF Mrs
Levi into the hall and said, You cannot touch
ny sister. told him did not propose to touch her,
but that both the of typhoid fever 10 be
quarantned by two competent physicians, who were
ready 10 assume charge of the cases. And
also added that 1 knew exactly what 1
about While talking Mr..
Field and his folks out into the hall, the most Of
them being In their nightdresses. While were talk
ing, one Of the party think was Dr. Meyer spoke OF
the Of rovOlyers said You must be sure OF your
mark If you ever draw revolver and miss your
aim, you take your life in your hand. 1t will be
question of who has the most reyOlvers, gut and
men, One OF the party then threat
ened TO lock the doors OF the rooms.
SAID would take down the partition or cut out the
the house and take the patients out and remove
them the temporary hospital was preparing in tDe
bal room Mrs. Field said was very desperate ,man
Irepied that was not desperate man, but very de-
termined one.
"tsol Meyer a brother Of Mrs. Levi, said what
we doP and, turning to Mr. Levi and Mr.. Field,
said Let US make 1t right with MI
corey in this matter. We know he will
suffer great loss MT. Field then said ne: What
do you wantP replied: I want nothing, "a you re-
fused agree TO the proposition made 10 you yester
day. After considerable discussion Mr.. Field and Mr.
Levi said: We Will pay you the $1,000 you demand il
you will not remove sick to the You pre-
pairing l called my lawyer, who was in the house, and
a sort Of agreement was drawn up for us To sign.
wanted then 10 take the hotel OFT my hands but they
refused.
After the paper in which agreed TO keep the hotel
open allow two i'll persons keep their rooms their
board and that Of their attendants to be pad. was
signed was told that could take my wife and go.
said that would not take my wife out Of the hotel for
that amount although she perfectly healthy and II
she were Ill would take per out for ten times $4,000
| said 10 Mr. Field and 1r Levi IL there is
least feeling over TINS matter mere
your checks. You may take them back, as VIII not
keep them If yCu perfectly satisfied to have me
40 80 They all agreed III tie statement tnat they were
perfectly willing 10 have me take the checks At this
interview ana On Saturday Mr. Field said tna he would
spend 100000 to ruin and tnat would not De abe
10 keep motel any longer II he could prevent II.
He agreed YESTERDAY 10 have Mr. Andrews
removed cottage near by aud both patientA would
have been taken IL The cellar had not been full Oi
WateT."
QUESTION far can be ascertalned. there were only
tnree cses-1lr, Anore"s, mrs LcFl ahi uttle Doy
~ the n0tu very gnant over tue statement uade
by sOme or the phJ sicians in attendance upon
Mrs. Levi aud Mr.. Andrews, that The
disease WIS cau-ed by the imperfect drainage
Of the hOte He SAY the sanit tary arrangements are all
Gr. class Mr.. corey bas received the money upon the
two cuerks He says thtt poets KIND Of legal
acuon viii be taken against him. bat he Is prepared 10
liguL for what lie knows rlga-