The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-21
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GEIsT FOR JERoMEs MILL.
District Attorney Jerome got some more
Of Honest John Kellys gambling ap-
pianos yesterday Honest John didn't
tell Mr., Jerome about them
When Assistant District Attorney Cor
rigan went TO Morgan's storage house in
West forty-seventh street on Nedne day
to got Phil Days outfit be was told that
there was another gambling outfit there.
Arthur I. Morgan was summoned 10 the
District Attorneys office Yesterday and
said that the stun was under the name
of 'Haig. Frank Hsig was manager Of
the Nen4one Cub for Kelly. The lay
out was cheap one. II consisted Of
faro table, roulette wheel and few other
pieces 81 gambling furniture 1t was
sent y tho storage house some tune be-
torn VI. Jerome got after the gamblers.
M2E Biumonthal was NJ .lerome's only
gambling visitor yeste ~dav He con-
fcs,ri that he ope -atel the Hyperion Club
in West Fo~ty-fou-th street for four years.
lie tol VI Je ONE that his MANAGE. a
man named Silvo~s, seut his gambling outfit
TO the Adams Storage Warehouse.
BAIps AID RAIDERS.
Detective Sergeant Conner Of INSPECTOR
McIaughNn'S stnf'. accompanied by De-
tectlvea lonCc O'B len and Lyons and by
Detective - eunsn Of the renCe lou went
70 an alleged rambling house at 40 Sixth
avenue at , o'clock Yesterday morning
Two OF tho inen climbed over the ttansom
into the inner entrance. Then tie out iGe
he'll was rrnC, and when IN unsusrect nC
watcher oDenc the ron door to look
thtough 'he reephoe in Il e outer ono he
was seized The outer door was oTened
and all the detective went uTstair,. They
found twenty seven Geu IN an inside room
and ART este1 them ell Dice. chips banker
cites and siS25 In money wee gail eied
10 nf = - Iaaf avg Atat L.nf
court discharged tie tventy-sX men WITH
a warning and teli Loui, Marks Of li0
West Twenty fourth street. tie alleged
proprietor, for examination on Monday.
Louis and Otto Aridnau, brothers, the
former Of So Tenth street, Brooklyn, ana
the latter Of Seventh avenue and Tenth
street, Manhattan, were arrested IN the after
noon in a saloon at 342 Canal street. charged
by Detective Albert Winters OF the Leonard
street station with being bookrnakers.
Winters swore that ON Jan. IS ne placed
n bet with the men on morse in "A New
Orleans race and lost. Next day he said,
he lost two bets on San Francisco race
and when he kicked. one Of the defendants
said.
why that's nothing look at the bunch
who lost on Gay Boy
Capt. Sweeney appeared ~ the TombS
court and asked Magistrate Flammer 20
hold the men in 5000 Tail. hut they were
paroled tor examination next Tuesdrv.
Eleven Of Larry SuminernG I'd old time
pals were in the West Side court yesterday
IS the result Of a RAID at 1870 West Forty
sixth street Thnr day afternoon. and when
the bnnk rolls Of tho cn'ir, bunch Of wir"
tappers who never tap wire wer placed
together there wasn't enough 70 buy
club sandwich Harry Smith. the principal
dofendont rad in his wallet tveny-one
pawn tickets. all bearing dates Suese qucrt
TO the enforced departure of Larry for
Sing Sing.
Tom Mart in. Something's known TO -come
ons ar Mr. r. an and NJ. MAckay had a. five
mt roll Of Cassie Chadwick money. while
Al Wilson dough Tag 60 ntained wad Of
tissue pnper arc ind which was wrapped
a green cigar coupon
The cops got lot OF racing charts and
q telephone that was not connectc d with
any wrcs, bur they had no evidence, aud
the eleven prisoners walked out OF court
free
Lawyer James Smith. who at TINES rep
resented Sunmo rhf IA, spoke for the crowd
yesterday. A. d tyciiye Frye was gong
away with the phony bankrolls smith
cal'd after him:
DON'T you think ought 70 get my feeF'
The cop peek off fake 500 bill and gave
II 70 the lawyer.
Guess that IN bc about all you'll get
said he These fellows don't have the
kind of money they did when Larry wns
in town