The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
WOE AFTER THE ARION BALL.
. ELECTED REyELLERS CAUSE
STANLEY MANAGERS ARREST.
Alleged Half Nelson Around Pretties,
Wonnan's Neck; Then No More Drinks
Walters on the Firing Iine-Copto the
Actress's Rescue-Bele AT BeleNue.

Actresses Hescue-beHe AZ behNue'
The brothers John and Thomas Butler,
who are the managers OF Shanley's res
taurant. Broadway near Forty-second
street. appeared before Magistrate Barlow
in the West Side court yesterday TO answer
a charge of assault preferred by William
Schroeder who says no is real estate dealer
living at 1877 West Ninety-fifth street, and
Max Riemann. who gave his address as 1871
Broadway and eaid ne was a chemist. The
complainants appeared in court in sadly
hedraggled evening clothes and with thelr
features in pretty bad shape.
The Butler brothers said the two men
went into the resta urant about O'Clock
Yesterday morning after tho Arion ball
with three women. They ordered supper
and drinks While they were eating party
of a dozen, chiefly women, started TO leave
the restaurant. One Of the compliments,
the Buffers said, arose and took aIhaif Nell
son hold around the neck OF the pretuest
woman in the bunch. A waiter dsengaged
him as gently possible and led HIM back
to his scat. After that the waters refused
to serve the party any more drinks
Schroeder and Riemann then started
rough house the managers said. and tackled
the nearest waiter with a short arm JOLT
For about five minutes there was we
prettlest kind of a scrap. and then the
sitting on the Broadway sidewalk.
They got into a hanson and hurried 10
the West Forty-seventh street station 10
make complaint Policeman Hose EN-
barked with them for the return trip' out
they had lost their bearings. The trio
landed at Rector's, Hose went through
the place seeking whom he might arrest.
Then his two pilots decided tAey hnuh
I een in Rectors, 30 they tired Snan4ey :.
They hadn't any trouble recognizing the
NaayF
Hose put the managers under arrest. WI
liam Callahan OF i25 Vest forty-iourtl
! street Furnished 5000 bad for the two OF
them. Magistrate Barlow held the Buffers
under the same bail for examination on
Margaret Darlington, "a years old, of
! IOG West lOGth street. who says she y an
actlcss and looks 1t, appeared In the west
| SIDE court "A complainant against Robert
DIVER, q years old, OF 30 Amsterdam
avenue. who Is an autouo6hc driver, ~
! said That she was going home from the
Arion Ball early yesterday morning az
/ nlone when at SiKty-seventh street and
| Amsterdam avenue Dryer grabbed her by
J the arm and pulled her into hallway
/ She resisted and screamed. Then Dwyef'
! she alleged. tried 10 beat her into uncon-
sciousness Her face was BADLY cut She
said II wa where his ring hit her.
/ Policemfn Coleman OF the Vest Sixty
/ eighth street station heard the woman =
! BCreamS and arrived III tlle 70 Gal ~ Y
/ DIVER. He was held under 81 600 bail for
| examination on Tuesday, and the womn
/ also was placed under bond to insure her
! appearance when the case ia called.
/ pink evening gown, white opera cape
| and pink picture hat, worn by an unstendy
! woman who laughed necessarily, attracted
| considerable attention in the reception
/ room at Bellevue Hospital yesterday after
noon when the wearer stepped from cat
MT the entrance and took seat among
a dozen patients who we're not In evening
dress.
How would you like to be- the belle OF
/ the Arion Ball and just because you don
get home until morning have your husband
Send you to hospital in a cab2' the woma
asked DR.. Drury, the admitting physician
! between laughs.
The doctors efforts TO get the woman
diagnosis and history were interrupted
constantly by her cold-Rray- dawn obserya
tons on the previous nights .gayety,. ms
unfeeling attitude Of husband who didn
participate in it and her unaccustomec
surroundings The doctor finally got hel
name as jeanette McTurck Of 1856 Lenol
/ avenue.
DR. Drury decided that a nights res
cure in one OF the wards would be just th'
thin " for her