The evening world., 1910-12-03
One Girl Found in Alleged
DiSorderly Resort Faints
With Shame in Cell.
MISTAKE, SHE SAYS.
Insists She Was Innocently
Visiting Childhood Friend
Rooming in House.

Deputy Commissioner Of Police Dris-
coll. Detective Edward Cody. who Is
called Driscoll's Man Friday" and a
dozen other detectives composing Dris-
coils vice squad. went 'raiding thls
morning and when they had completed
their labors seventeen young women
were sobblng in cells in the West For
t~y-seventh street station.
One OF these prisoners, a tastefully
gowned girl of twenty. who said she
was Miss Dorothy Wilson OF No. 100
Bay Thir'y-frst street. B~ensonhurst,
created a scene. She declared she had
been w~rongfully arrested. that she was
the daughter Of respectable parents and
ignorant of life In the Tenderloin.
1T will XIII my father and mother
should they tear OF this she pleaded
with Driscoll. The youthful Deputy
COMMISSIONS only smiled as the girl
continued: 81 have nothing TO hide. |
came to Manhattan last night to vlsl,
Miss Jesse Masterson, who has a fur
nished room in the house. l have
N"V"H EhiSs NiusltEsOn kllCe L Was a
child and l believe her to be a good
woman.
Falnts In Her Cell.
These detectives and you burst into
Mss Masterson's room While no one
was thgre except us and they dragged
me TO the street and loaded me into a
patrol wagon. I'm not a bad woman"
The girl could not control ter y-l'e
and sank back fa!ntlng as the matron
turned tho kny. locking her In the cell.
Miss Wilson was arrested In n
house In Fifty-fourth street near
Sixth avenue. kept by Mrs. Carrie Re-
we're. -Four other women in the house
and Mrs. Revere also wero arrested.
Pleased with this raid Driscoli then
took his men TO n house in Fiftieth
street near Sixth avenue. Cody knocked
at the door and It was about to be
opened to him when n woman on the
second Moor saw Driscolls automobile.
priscoll not only has two green lights
on his machine, showing he is connected
with the Police Department. bu: he has
two white lights. The woman recog-
nized the green lights. and she
screamed.
Cody's foot already was IN the door.
Other men ard Drlscoll came behind.
and a rush was made Upstairs. Some
persons in the house were go frightened
that they fled to the ROOT. whore the
detectives found them.
In all eleven prisoners were taken In
this aid. \ number OF men found in the
house were let so after they lad given
their names.
Two Detectives Scored.
Two Of Driscolls men got a severe
scoring In the Nicht Court this morning
from Magistrate Barlow. Two prisoners
had been arrested In the Haynarket by
the detectives charged witt speaking 20
them without a formal Introduction.
The women said they were Annie
Moore twenty-six. OF Nc. $50 West
Forty.sixth street. and Marie Bren-
wood. twenty-thrce. OF No. POS West
one Hundred and Ninth street. De-
tective william ]. ZONES arrested the
first and Detective William Puckhaver
the second.
The detectives testified that they
went into the Haymarket and were In
vited by the women to sit down. They
danced and later the girls. they said.
invited them to escort them outside.
and on the street they mad the ar
tests.
Magistrate BARLOW discharged the
women ami said TO the detectives:
You tell your superior officer there
are enough women on the street VINO
will solicit you without encouragement,
II you get after them there will be no
necessity 10 go into a place like the
Haymarket, which has been running for
twenty years, to vice.