The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-04

or -uu- who was arrcsted on Monday
.r.-rrs on a charge II ahduoting Celia
u,rp was held In default Of $4,000 hail
In rHa West Side police court yesterday
morning for further examination, which
,,r f..s place az o'clock tomorrow
afternoon number Of witnesses were
b, court hut the testimony OF only few
40 t.en heard when tho proceedings
v.rs Interrupted at tho request OF a
rsrrasantative of the District Attorneys
ofFrs All u the witnesses then went 10
n, Wntmans ONCE. where a number Of
,ham we're examined by Assistant Dis
met attorney Reynolds. who In prOsecu-
ne white slave cases.
Psrrard ran. in the house he occupied
a, IS West Seventy fourth street classes
IN shat he called tho Hindu order OF
Tantrs This in his literature he de-
srrhas AZ an American branch Of Hindu
sh.ca and physical culture order. Ber-
pard lived in the house, whose other IN
r.rss were q woman known a. the house
ssarer another woman known ~ his
..,ar and a man and wife who had names
rvsn 10 them by Barnard Another
member Of the househbld was a nine
,s.n.vear-old girl called by Bernard
Ward hut who u Miss Gertrude Leo.
The information upon which the raid
On tho school was made was gwen 10 the
pohce nv Zelia Hopp. 10 years old, at the
INST CATION Of Mrs Mary Miller Of Tacoma.
. sster u Gertrude Loo. Zelia Hopp
had hean q pupil 81 Bernard and an Ocoa-
sonaI innate for few days az q time Of
Rsrnards house There she met Ger
,rIds leo and the two girls became 30
friendly that when the Leo girl had per-
mlsEon 70 do - she visited the Hopp
family al SOS Fast it9th street, Il vas
through this friendship between the girls
that the exposure Of Benard's practices
cane about
IN November Last Zelia Hopp suffered
from heart trouble and was confined %
bsr bod A man friend Of tho family
Who had been a pupil in physical culture
urdsr Bernard told Mrs. Hopp that he
thought the Doc. a. h. called Bernard.
could Do Zela some good by physical
treatment Mrs HOpp consented TO have
Rsrnard treat her daughter. and the girl
vas permitted to 60 To Hops house
Whera Bernard said that he discovered
she vas 10 a physical state TO take up hi5
rgiIar course % physical culture.
klr a time Ze!ia. returning home every
evening had nothing a. report concerning
he Ba-nard house q arodse her parents
suspicious The friendship between leila
and Gertrude Leo had grown. and when
Bla oppressed wish q remain at the
Rerna-d house with her friend the Hops
al not object. and she did upon several
OCCASIONS remain there for several days
ala time
After several II these visits the Hops
beran ~ have their suspicious aroused
Ard Zeha was forbidden IN February last,
bgoAny more b. Beruard's.
Mr. Hopp questioned her daughter
further regarding what she had seen or
beard 10 Demands house. but Zsha was
reluctant n talk. A younger sister = leila
va allowed % 20 ~ the Bernard house
= make inquiries about Gertrude. When
Zela heard ~ this she cried out hyEteri-
aIy You must never let sister 60
there agHinl-
men Mrs. Hopp tslegraphed 10 Mrs.
Miller Gertride's sister. That was a
usak ago TODAY Mrs Miller took a
traip for New YoTk that night and arrived
M'he home u the Hops Monday evening
Nr. Miller mad been an initiate Of the
Hindu order 81 Iaufrik' and she had n
fasis for At examination ~ leila that the
ALTERS PARENTS la's-t In the presence
= Zehas mother and father Mrs. Miller
r.gan asking Zela questions, and after
ZeIia had answered only a few Of them
Mr. HOpp was on hls way % the nearest
police station % inquire IN what police
grecinct the Bernard establishment was
located Presently Mr. HOpp. Mrs. Miller
and Celia vere IN the way 20 the West
SlNty-eiEhth street station. and had not
told more than half u theiT story 20
Capt Thompson before he sent for two
4 he detectives. leonard and Calman.
and The whole party were on Tor the
Bernard school
There wa 10 difficulty about gaining
A. entrance. Tor L.la knew and gave
ne private sigma which brought an
attendant % tho door The police pushed
her vay In promptly 20 the parior. The
ar1r Has covered with eight mattresses
over when a canvas vas spread. making
sI"h a rad a. tuUuierS Y-s IN the stage
lr no centre II 'h. room Bernard suuatted
Uv he SIDE q glass glObs which emitted
,acrrr sparkS This electric display
ba-rAri hal informed hls class was the
T-.fI' Il an exercise 81 his powers %
T-rs1naI magnetism The police say IL
ass fus result % connection With the
-'-set Wlf-s. Surrounding Bernard was
b.. class hatWeen fifteen and twenty
.lls we're dressed IN gymnasium clothes.
o. women without stlCklugs ~ shoes
ard fHa men also harefU1fad They were
gong through physical culture pOsturs's
ar1 -1U. me was chanting
Ir. ru.tuung and the chants ended
SHrlp'y when the polio" appeared. Ber-
, iar1 pts told that h. was under arrest.
4 Then apt Thompson -aid % him
Who're Is Gertrude Leo
a e.. -
I4r.. crying: i am Gertrude Leo.
4 ~ rud saks take me away
.aT' thompson told the class 20
g. mo -tre.t clothes quick and 20 home.
Bernard was taken % tho station house
kr1 #ked 10 and Gertrude l.p went
10Th" H0rp- with her sister.
Bernard made a sorry figure M the
court yesterday morning when has case
va called lie was very much down
"a hat HE lawyer. Henry Am"rTnan.
hAG u-.n unable % get bail. One bonds,
Nal vas present who had some Florida
s,1d- No. wanted % offer "a surety ga a
10 lud. but he was dismissed. Another
wH.Il u@ bOndsman came up with VI 90
% ..-u but the COurtiaaid:
o. will take Just $4,000 in cash 70 bail
th- nan
" and Mrs Hopp and their daughters
u-r. seen yesterday by a Sun reporter
% heir comfortable and well furnlalied
fa' The parents ara well educated and
F". 1glY prosperous people, nut DC
rH' ggs the impression q having much
wriy experience. u was easy 90 be
a".' Why their suspicious regarding
Bernard wers 20 slowly aroused. Eveal
Yesterday Mrs. Hopp said that y wa
OILY after shs had heard Mrs. Mlliei
question leila that shs felt it her duty
i'a.9W her daughter 90 inform the polio,
against Bernard. The atter's charge,
- no pupils are high. but he had taker
4 La.a mora a a natient than a. "A DuDi