New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
SAY HOPE Hall NAY BE GIVEN Up.
-->-r-,,r ARLINGTON BOOTH DENIES THE
rr-NroR-HIS BROTHER HERBERT SAID 10
HAVE LEFT SALVATION ARMY.

:, = ,,-,,ra,9 that unless additional funds are
! COON forthcoming Hope Hall, the home estaohshed
bv Mrs Darlington Booth ior released p'lsoge!s a.
F1ushing will have be closed as 1t is SAID there
/ = -,+ sufficient money coming in to maintain II
According 10 the report, the home is already IN the
| market and 10000 IS mentioned as the price at
| which II can be bought Those in charge OF the
homo are retiCent and refer all inguirers 10 Mrs
-, bo &c now in California and is expected
- -e+,,rn 70 her home in Montclar. y. j. for at
least two weeks
The home was bought few years ago by Mrs.
BOOTH for Si40tl II is said that a land company
which owns property Hope Han has FOUND
that the home Is detrimental TO its interests depre-
ciating the value its property. and Is therefore
anxious 10 secure possession OF the nan.
Eyer since the home was established there mas
beeu much opposition to IL. Roboerles that nave
occurred in the reighborhood have been laid TO
inmates Of the home It being said that some Of its
inmates who profess TO have been reformed nave
taken advantage of the security and oppoI '1iiiIS
il afforded to ply their old trade ana p!uilue' |
reighborhood Mrs. Booth has always nehieu tla'
her proteges were guilty Of such offences' anu ie
maintained that the discipline Of the nome Is
that the inmates could not commit Sueh 0ep' e'-A
lions without speedy detection
nfonclair. n J, Sept , CSpeciaD.-General Bal
ington Booth when seen tonight N relerea1e
"a the report that Hope Hall for sale. laughel
and said the report without foundation anu
Tho, The home would be maintained as lohg al
he and his wife in the volunteers OF AZ in
he neighborho6d Of the home, who did not IKE Re
the idea of the home still remaining Ihei IN q
tdI;l,-ed they had circulated the report ne saI4
there were robberies by any OF HLc ~ ,5J5
nor believe the people in the nelSnborhoou la-
suffered from their nanos, ID -oa-o, be co,,15
Lfe further said that the only reason ne Eo-i,,
iy, Far The reported sale OF the home was tnat a
ba-oa t7ad been sold wealthy man [aill tilel-
ne nrnnertv would be used by the purGhasTT5I a
~! 100 Some time the genera Sata' -
NJ rad spproa ched him ana asked MN II
woman Ia as fer sale and he told her il vas not
Tee,1lt of the dissatisfaction Win tHt 80
rnr,ent Of the Salvation Army another on, IN
-har Eas left the international stan IN tlt PEI
80 If Herbert Booth. brother OF ~
son % booth of the Volunteers OF America
and Who for the last four years mas peeH III 0''''
~9snd OF the Australian colonies . - q
fIerr,ert arrived in San Francisco YESTERDAY -
-5ereTood that he left the army on account % ~
government, which. II is SAID Is 700 ariS'o-i ~
General Darlington Booth, when asked n frret-
80 ~ his brothers. leaving the salVatioh ATIl.
Ia -hat he had received long e1ter IIoin IT,
3rnnosing to settle in this country fe vas 10.
80 whether he leaning TOWARD Ifie 80 :
se vet bur i known that ms nrolheL va" 80
Grained 70 learn Of the success OF the WIN VI "
TLa sctIor Of Herbert Booth has caused great
e+ir in Salvation Army circles, ana n "ee ~
go one who IL was believed would leave the
80 as II vas he who demanded the keys ana
nortfoio q his brother Ballgton INES ne 80
a1other command under the lnternatlonsl CetIIe
- ondon Herbert Is the third son Of Genera
w Iba aS2ed if he intended 10 his brother
oer+ 70 that effect had yet been made but that
h. would in all probability see him IN Chlcaso
IWi+r7in fortnight, ae hed been invited 10 go