The evening world., 1894-08-14
IOSUE MRS. SAlLADE.
Mrs. Cox Causes Excitement at
the Purifiers" Meeting.
Objected to the Crusaders Refer
snce to Shady Boarders."
One Disorderly House, at Least, Is
to BE Closed.


That Mrs sal,ade who IA endeavoring
=, nmri,v west Twentv-fourth street, be-
10 purify West twenty -ioui III e'ie'>'
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue. mas
succeeded in stirring I'D her neighbors,
a,,. ., ,,o.,,,o NJ nron-
was made apparent d. ,,ee. =, ,,,, y, 't 2.
Knowles. 10 west Twenty-fourth street,
hno",es' 10 "s''
this afternoon -.
Not only has Mrs. sallade aroused her
are interested In the outcome OIL her
crusade. as was indicated by the pres
Nabikoff, Secretary OF the society for
NJ Nah,Los,s riyht 70 enter was chal-
,enged by the door-keeper. but he ex-
planned that he wanted to study the
women Of the occident as compared
u,,,h Tho vonnen ~ the orient. He was
then admitted. He was given abundant
onnortun,tv for ,ucb study. as will be
-, ~ Fellows.
maue appaie en-. ~ ,,,rns uere lively the
most exciting feature being a heated
i,o'. -, ~, SAVED. and Mrs.
e G SION oe eve m hoardinge house at
COX, VINO KEEPS Mra Saiiade's
No, &c. right opposite MIS-. Sanaue .
home. =, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. COX ls mioole agtI, vi pepO VIC.
!ofa aRps aaposity and dresses sss9rilnf
to the fashion plate; S haa driuen some
Mrs. sallsdes crusade nae ari w The so no-
of her ooaMers away t because ana a she an
peared at the meeting to-day WIN "e
in her eye. ..o, ,,,,.r,v
Mrs; saiiaIfs .plain.y chtns Storm and
calm as Sr one could 6 pc. w aft,ee Ss near
seet lp Thogpe q hnvMies yin. ~, .I,,aa
,ht1secupiea by Mrs. Coz; s she s sHSetwsa
ths Gongrahiauons a OF w,, her them until
pr. Kennedy, OF No, ~, , %sa a little
Chairman. The doctor mace 1 referred
.eech Of acosptanee, an st. ~ ed the cru
70 Mrs. Sallade having s'ar'eu '"e
saGe; . NJ. cove frat opportunity
she was on her i Gh,i In re remarked. EN-,
ihte tlp "a tn ssrcasticaIly:
Mrs. Sallade is the one one,, wh r. mas oeeh
Mrs. Saiiaae ss I'M cd not long TO wait.
for It was decided 10 let and an When Mrs.
Soxs turn came shs ner Wsat
non . Snieny 20 20 NEW Works. new crusader.
Sne said tna , sme' d tH1 NOT consider Mrs.
saiiade.s methous M !.wSen wanted
house wny ne eas mine mine closed not long age,
80 ne n rb
! Just went 10 u .han tha psrIbnrst
nun aoou. "a sha hnnse No one ever
society ciosea 'ae so m1u II hut now Mrs.
Snew anythins aH ot ~ ~ newspaper talk
Ssiaae s stass rol ,e on nd what's
ana my sb Dea said she didn't object to the
theatrical boarding-h1use a,s ac wss don ns
(street. because what they ~ QUO ,n Ma
Eh inc auieo r.snsctshia have
pone out the ereahh VI '"e
MTs oandoe a. IN at. pL;nd,v ~ Mira
mat she had only spoken r Riniy 70 ~,
Cox's house. ana she aRp re nTi " NIX
!she caR R help Il it." said Mrs sallade
II sonie ohauy peop'e ee' 49,
er Tn % .,,s no,n, m. discussion had
been pa U anne R and CAPT. Wishart
o. SO the Psrkharss Soci Nniy ,he few ' word.
NH MIN ,o mIs' ~ Wrs saiiaae's words. ant
turn, NE to bar sha s~ciaimed.
.ctert, sue you iof oe'"" Wv"
"And want all here" went on Mrs
Cox. nf turning Mant to az the zee audience, Ito re
stu Mrs; saiiaae was o raaih In ca
UbisOas npaiahhor hut Mrs Co,
WnmlSn,, nstsr anSd thinning up sh,
dashed past Capt. Wishart and took 4
'est rS on the other sac OF x vnn rS Sn sa,t
Mrs Saiada HI said there were shady
psnn, oaaaoe. saau eh end 7 mean II
p pn5p across tne streeS S an',- u,,tnaass,
Who sea can ,b PROVE II Win w,ndo ,U that peopl,
were naked in an upstairs room. Oni,
wbsS t peopi Sr eon pun uo"" TUG O'''O
"WhstT' eiac,,,atad Mrs Cox. slowly
bu, hefora ea an,,IG sau anythinp NOR
the S Sft1re sne e9ula say anything HUT
"Isdias az xo,, sst,,a this ouarr,
out Of cour tan =" YOU se'''e '''' d
mo" said Mrs. Cox. 81 never quar-
isde smiIed she suosiueu anu MITE 'A'
She had additional rsasop for smiling