New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
MRS. SALLADES CAMPAIGN.
DIRECTED AGAINST D1SORDERL1
HOUSES.
DISORDERLY
TRYING TO CLEAR HER NEIGHBoRHooD OF
ruEM-THE POLICE WON'T HELP HER GET

TRYING, TO CLEAR HER NEIGHBORlloOD OF
rrIEM-THE POLICE WON'T HELP HER GET
EVIDENCE so SHE HUNTS FOR 1T HERSELF
A determined effort is being made by Mrs Mary
Sallade widow who lives In her own house al NO
81 West Twenty -fourthst, TO close up other houses
IN that street. which she declares are disorde'y
One house on the opposite side Of the street is Kep
by Annie Pond. Lately Mrs. Salade went mo
that house with Agent Lennon. OF the Society ior
the Prevention OF sCrme and on another occas'o"
with C. w. Parker. musical composer VINO hNes
with his wife in Mrs Sallades house. 10 procure EVIL
dence against the Pond woman The result was that
Mrs Pond was arrested and held In 500 ball Tor r'a
on the charge OF keeping a dsorderly house
Yesterday Mrs. Sallade went before Ponce justice
Noorhis In the jefferson Market Court ana asked ioi
"a warrant against the Arlington Hotel. near her
house Jacob Schneider. the proprietor Of the MOTEL
was arrested May 81 by Captain Schmittberser
and was held In bail the charge of violating the
law there Mrs. Saade told Justice WORMS yeser-
day that the hotel was dsoTderly place captain
.Schmittberger and Detective Jeroleman OF the Ten
derlon Precinct, We're with her when she mace Hoi
application for 4 warrant She ana the captain hau
vrangled a little over the means OF getting evidence
AGAINST the hotel before Justice Voorhis gave them
hearing To reporters in the courtroom she SAID
that she had seen bad women going in ana OUT Oh
Mrs Ponds house since that woman was held Tor
trial but she bound to attack one disordery
HOUSE
Her property was worth over $4,000 she said ana
she was determined not TO have IL deprecated in
value by the bad conduct of some of her neighpors
She obliged TO keep her young daughter IN 'he
country account of the disgusting condition OF me
street and that another reason for her activity
As the police did help her she was going to get
the evidence herself and drive the dsordery persons
away from the neishborhood.
When Justice Voorhis asked Mrs Sallade what
evidence she had against the Arlington Hotel she
replied: "A disorderly woman whom have often
seen In the street was thrown out OF the pace last
night Her name is Schmidt. She shouted that
orderly women going in and out of the place. have
WATCHED them from my window 10y nssoar conauc, in
the house before l can issue warrant said Justice
Captain schmittberger said he had tried to get
that kind of evidence. but the men he had sent to
snt nS'f Se pace Such took their
at the hotel Detective Jeroeman spoke up to con-
firm what the captain H., had SAID said us,,cs voorns
to Mrs sallade but if the place is as common as
evidence i think the captain should get the evil
Il have to keep my little daughter in the country
because do NOT want to have her contaminated
Captain Schmittberger declared that he would DO
everything in his power to break up dsordery PAGES
in the precinct and Judge voorhis said he co9d not
vised Mrs. Sallade to consult with Captain Schmtt-
evidence agaims, disordery places in the street IN
which she lived.
AS Mrs Sallade leaving the court she said that
she would try get direct evidence against the
disordery houses by making personal visits to them
and she that men who were respectable
would aid her in the task Some OF her neighbors
had advised her to sell her house and move away;
she said. but she wanted TO keep her property and
II from being deprecated in value as well. She
was afraid that the police would make life UNI
pleasant for her. she declared, even IL they did not
aid her in driving disorderly people out OF the street
On a evening she appealed to a policeman on
the street and he said:
"Oh. go and see his nibs Parkhurst. and don't
trouble the police"
She refused to tell Captain Schmttberger the name
OF the policeman yesterday, because she said she
did not want TO get the man into trouble.