The evening world., 1894-08-14
TOSUE MRS. SALLADE.
Mrs. Cox Causes Excitement at
the " Purifiers" Meeting.
Objected to the Crusaders Refer
ence to Shady Boarders."
One Disorderly House, at Least, IL
to he Closed.


INA. MIS-. saiiaoe' VINO s ehoeu'oiihe
to purify West Twenty-fourth street, be-
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue, has
succeeded in stirring I'm her neiehbors.
sue'e'ueu ~ uii."s Wy her "eis"oo'e'
was made apparent at meeting OF prop
erty owners at the office OF Thorpe q
Knowles 10 West Twenty-fourth street
this afternoon.
Not only has Mrs. Sallade aroused her
neighbors. bur even men OF other lands
,,., y, a,
are Interested In the outcome Of her
crusade, as was indica. ed by the pres
,nce at to-day's meeting of Mr.. n. A.
Nah,,,ns Saa,o,,r,, y, 49, cna,..,, g..
NapiKon, secretary OF the society Tor
the Promotion OF Islamism in America
Mr.. Nabikor's right to enter was chaI-
,onaad ~, a., ,anr.tao,ar hu, ha Nv
iehsed ny the hoor-heeper' Out ne e&-
planned that he wanted to study the
women of the Occident as compared
,,J,h IN. vo,nen ~ tho orient ua IVA.
then admitted lie was given abundant
opportunitv for such study. AS will be
r'ada ,,n,..rant 10, That f,,,nw..
Fro From " ,ne start .hinss were lively. the
most exciting feature being, heated
discussion between Mrs. Sallade and Mrs.
Cox, who keeps boarding-house at
home.
Mrs. Cox Is middle aged. Of progresses
Ing appearance resembles Queen Nc
to the fashion plate. She, claimed that
Mrs. sallade's crusade had driven some
of her bosrders away because OF the no
peared at the meeting to-day with fire
in her eye.
Mrs. Sallade, plainly dressed, utterly
regardless of the approaching storm and
calm as any one could be, was given a
seat i'm Thorpe & Knowless office near
that occupied by Mrs Cox. She received
the congratulations of her neishbors
DR.. Kennedy, of No. AZ. was elected
Chairman. The doctor made little
speech of acceptance, and in it referred
to Mrs. Saliade having started the cru
SADIE.
She was on her feet in an instant and,
interrupting the Chair, remarked. EN-.
Mrs. Saiiade is the one who has been
making the most fuss about it."
Mrs. Sallade simply smiled and awaited
for it was decided to let al present make
three minute speeches, and when Mrs.
Cox's turn came she devoted her atten-
ton chiefly TO telling those present what
she thought OF New York's new crusader.
She said that she, too, wanted the street
purified. but she did not consider Mrs.
why" she went on, when I wanted
a house near mine closed not long ago.
/ lust went to DR.. Parkhurst ana told
n n aII he hn pa rk httr
Society closed the house, No one ever
knew ANYTHING about II bur now Mrs
Sa,lade starts a Iot Of newspaner talk
and my boarders are leaving. And what's
se shu sn u op.e cross a. me
stres, hao,,se Uh.; tbav ala vas dons
on the QUIET, I want her to understsnd
thai nv house is resnsctabIe 7 have
hh osr,a Du' 'he cream OIL 'he profession DIS
Mrs, Sallade at this point explained
n s Sh Sm sa amy ng sp Sa n nS 1t MIS- he
repor,ers present to bear her out. @"s
she can't helm # said Mrs sallsde
"if some shady people get in as board
ers '''a'' ''op'e ~
lin 10 this polnt the discussion had
| beep na ria meptarv and CANT Wishart
| door' He had said oniy few words
when Mrs Cox seemed 70 realize the
MI fore of Mrs sailade's words AMI
turning to her her, she he exclaimed Gsls,,I =, Ohio,
,o,.r ''e 'ou ioi "ei"'a''o' Vi '"a'
""A And ] want all here" went on Mrs.
m"S s%rn Whs, II ING aSs .e saij re-
Stim NJ "a 60 iI,5o wns c.in, Oh. on
deavnred ia e%plain something in a
Whistler IN her neirhbor' hui Mrs COZ
/ ,ynmldn,t j,ste, and Thinning IN she
Tashed mast CANT Wishnrt and tno,S .
sshe on ths othep aide of The a room TOOK
"THen " TIl explain to- You all" said
nenn,s arros: tho street and I near ~
and / can prove II with four witnesses
who saw through window that people
/ ~, - "a In an unstajr, rnn,,, to,,i,,
/ shady neople aon't null down The blinds
When thew dress N
aWhatr' einc,ilated Mrs. Cox SLOWLY
'but before sHe c"uId SAY ANYTHING more
The chairman asked:
81 n dias cant wo,i ssttle this ouarreI
out of court"
No ;. said Mrs. Cox. 81 never ouar-
rcl Then abe subsidized and Mrs SaI-
iade smiled N ''