The evening world., 1913-01-20
Detectives Lost $40 to the
Ladies but Fail to Convict
Them After Raid.
CAMERA is SMASHED
Mr.. Yaeger, Who Put Up Fur.
nture as One Wonan's
Bond, Foils Photographer.

The process Of being steered into q
gambling house, as related by Detectives
Armstrong and Suffer Of the Central
once. clean out young men VINO wear
cent was exploited before Magistrate
Corr1gan In West Side Court to-day.
The Detectives appeared against Mrs
Alice Yaeger and Mrs. Dorothy Dyer.
charging them under Section $50 Of the
Penal Code win having caused tho de-
tectives to enter . gambling house.
The raid Of the apartments of Mira
Belle 0ubner--to whom they were intro
ducsd in their Giiss OF young society
men a. Mrs. Gouvernsur-at No. zee
West Ninety-sccond street. followed an
acquaintance struck up by the detectives
With the two women at George Rector's
restaurant. at Broadway and sixty-hrst
street. The police say Mrs. Yasger 10
the wife Of a wealthy merchant
We went TO the restaurant Friday
afternoon" Armstrong said, and sat
at table. The women entered and
Sat at another table. We spoke TO
them. and a. they seemed friendly We
went over and sat with them. buying
drinks. Frat we spoke OF the weather.
Then Mrs. Yaeger said we looked like
sports. and asked us how we would like
to set into a swell poker game.
Chips COST DETECTIVES $40 A
STACK.
We got into cab and went TO No.
2es West Ninety-second street and
they took US up to the apartmen, OF q
woman whose real name is 0ubner,
but whom they called Gouverneur. A
coiored maid was at the door and
urged us to come right In. Mrs. Cub
ner shook hands with us and told US
there were seats In the game waiting
for ". I asked how strong the game
was. She said Twenty dollars .
stack, dollar ii...i. and 10 cents for
the kitty lost two stacks and then
said was feeling Ill and had to 60.
They tried to get me to stay, suggest.
ing l rest awhile and I might feel
better. l said ] was too sick and
went and got the squad for the raid"
Sutter related exactly the same ex-
perisnos
The statute" said Magistrate Cor.
risan." refers to persons who induce
persons TO enter gambling house. II
appears from tho evidence that these
detectives went to the restaurant with
the determination to set into q gambling
house; that they sought the opportunity
and entered eagerly, a. they should have
done according to their duty. am
therefore compelled to dismiss the COM
plant"
"MR. YAgoER" GAVE FURNITURE
As BOND FOR HER.
Mrs. Yaeger sat with her face In her
hands at the prisoners table. through
out the hearing. An elderly man. call
Ing himself John Yaeger. who had given
the furniture of his home as security
for her 5000 bond. came forward and
led the two women out OF the court
room. As the three were boarding a
car at Fifty-fourth street and Ninth
avenue. going uptown. Mr.. Yaeger saw
a photographer dwelling q camera at
them. He jumped from the car. knocked
the camera out the photographer
hands and stamped on It. destroying 4.
COURT REFUSES TO PUNISH
ANGRY CAMERA SMAsHER.
A bystander grabbed Mr.. Yssgsr and
on the statement OF the photographer
that the camera had been worth Sl25.
took him to the court again. no police
man being in sight. The women fol-
lowed, shrieking hysterically. When the
crowd reached Magistrate Corrisan he
said he thought Mr.. Yaeger had suffl-
cent excuse for defending himself
against the unauthorized use OF his own
and the women's pictures, and refused
to entertain complaint.
Mrs. Gubner. whose defense In that the
game was friendly social affair and
that the detectives were only admitted
as friends Of the family. Will have a
hearing Thursday. She was not In court
to-day. She has stated that the raid
was due to grudge OF Vic Emden.
who had not been allowed to play In
the family game.