New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
BOULEVARD WAITER HELD
DIVERS Men Enter for Evil
denCe Despite Mayors Order.
SCENE OF CURRAN CRIME
Hotel Proprietor Angered at Po-
lice for the Disorderly
Conduct Charge.

Despite Mayor Gaynor's ~ '" '"n-
missioner Waldo forDidding tine police
from entering disordcrly houses ', secure
evidence, Inspector Dwyer took the bull
By the horns on Sunday and sent Two
men into the Hotel Boulevard 70 got eyi-
dence against the place.
On the evidence OF two detectives ~
that district William Bousin. waiter in
the Boulevard where tho body OF Miss
Julia Currau was found on August -.
was arraigued yesterday before Mass-
trate House .n Oh, West Side court ami
held in 500 bail FOR trial on tue charge
of keeping a disorderly house.
The detectives testified that they each
visited the hotel az different hours with
tn same woman and were sent both
times to a room by Bousin Each paid
q % for n room Bonsir said he thought
the men were the same and that the sec
ond 81 81 was "a tip which D." pocHeted
This is the first time since the order oi
Mayor Gaynor that direct evidence has
been secured against th. keeper " d.
orderly resort
II the evidence offered i- sufficient %
convict the waiter the license Of the
Boulevard VIII Ue revoked. Also bond
OF 5000 will be forfeited Reinhold Busse
is the proprietor of the hotel
Proprietor Anaered at Police.
The action Of the detectives in euterils
the hotel has aroused the wrath of bo;n
the proprietor and Mr.. Busse. The lat
ter seemed particularly put out
we have always been friendly with
tho police" she -aid Yesterday, and now
they do such dirty trick n our license
Is revoked and the cash bond forfeited
We will become paupers.'
Strange 10 say. Mrs. Bussc can not uu-
derstaud why tho death OF Miss Curran
in the hotel should lead 10 any action by
the police.
There have been six violent deaths in
our place and NO one Of them ever caused
any trouble. 7 DO not SEQ why another
should cause such a disturbance. We
have been friendly with the police. Why.
! can remember when there we're some
complaints against tho hotel and a cap
tain Of police came 10 m, with letter
he had received and showed Il TO me.
saying that things must be different FOR
while until these people quieted down"
Wants Woman's Body Exhumed.
Mrs Busse said she was not convinced
Miss Currau met with violent death.
She has engaged Judge Wahle 10 look
after her interests and declared she would
ask the authorities to exhume the body
iu au attempt 20 learn the manner iu
which Miss CurTan came to her death.
Nothing could De- learned yesterday
from the police as to whether any clew
10 the slayer had been found. Detective
Mccormick admitted. however. that a
communication had been received from
Mrs Smith, whom Miss Curran ac-
companicd on an automobile trip.
According to the police Mrs. Smith.
Who is now at Lake George. ac-
cused Miss Curran Of having been intoxi-
Gated several times, and for that reason
she was dismissed.
John knncars. a brother-in-law OF the
slain WOmai when seen at his apartment
at No. 4S West 69th street, could add
nothing 20 his former statements. which
were that Miss Curran was a good girl
and never went out in the evening with
men. Mr.. KinHears said his wife mad
left the city for a short time and would
remain until the affair was over.
J. W. Ostrander, superintendent OF an
apartment house at No. ll6 East 5sth
street, who was interrogated on Satur-
day about the crime. declared yesterday
tectives. Ostrander declared that II need
be. he could give the name OF young
woman in whose company he was on the
evening OF Miss Curran's death. and prove
a complete alibi