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SPEED MANIA LANDS
Lawyer Pays Two Fines in
Harlem and Is Held in
Jefferson Market.
DENIES HE'S RECKLESS
Has Driven 20,000 Miles and
Has Yet to Kill a "Chicken,"
He Says?Magistrates
Skeptical.
: Blnney, who converted
tb avenue, 02d itrset ami
irea Into a racstrack
. m Chriatmaa w?
? rterday- In two
barged arhh
? laws in three par?
ire Mr. Blnsey had hardly left
?ourt, where he paid tines f?".
" ? i out his muffler,
a ha s ' ikea to Jeff? rson Market
court and hi id for examination Tu i
fur - moring traffic rej
?
Marh m ??ourt Motor? - I .man
i Howe, "f Traffic B_auad i '. aald he
??aw ??' ?-' up I-lftii avenue past
-????-. last Wsdnoaday night at high
i and with the exhausta cracking
and roaring. Hewe caught the R<
? lawyer at Bah ?-tre?'t and Instruct-?!
In court Th :rsd i] n
lng.
Mr. Blnney dil BOt ??h<?w up that <la\.
?? Magtatrate ippleton lasued a warrant
for hta rrssl In the mean time Mr.
Pinney apposas! yesterday morning ?>f
hla own ar-corl. knowing nothing I
tat? warrant. Se said he had telephoned
? uraday nat he was ill at the Mot. i
n. A court attendant oonftrtr,?-1
? ? wirrant was i ancolled.
pr. far as tl * ipsedlug oharge waa con
Mr Bans? aald be was driving
and that therefore the tw?
four-mMrs-an ho-.ir rate the policeman
I | ?" waa not II
???:-. sutomobllea from pv
? racsra down to '-hen powei
than twenty thousand
miles In al. 1 guesa and I've yet to kill
it hi k< even on a country
M I'.': nay, stoutly.
The i ' ' hosrsvor, was nhduratt
ryer $"'. whi h he pala
? ? ; r?test The lutorno*
?ew 1 t the law prohibited un
ij noisea 01 lutomobllea, hut he
-., u was ? i for him to ?re
? ,\, |ii that night, as his horn
- 1er. Magistrate Appieton
? thai wsy, and Mr Btn
? ther BO, end again he pro
tested,
-Mr Bintiey, it ? ., : oral come
?. i .'.-le. .! with going more than
n hour, and with having
muffli r cut out, and the eviuen?-?
? you ar.- guilty, I'll send you t I
nous? csi make a teal
ourta in the world
M tlcall] said Magia
it
? ? ? ? . leaped to his feet and cried: "'
,i .\ ?;? on to the remarks ?.f the
, d mo\e they be Btflcksn from the
?
va? manted, and the re?
it il? walkei!
irtroom t?> a large limou
'. I? h a young wr?mar?
ng for h ' ? he ? nt?-: ?
Patrolman t'ary, of Trath
m foi reckleaa drl
g the traffic 'aw- at Fifth
t \\'.l.i?sda>
fternoon I rreeted by
- ? away the limousine and
? nt t" court
tant l ?Istru-t Attorney Dl
? ? menace to humi
:hc ourt to fix : Bin
repli? Dlckinson'a remarks
- u daloua ' snd
the ai-sistant
. vttori to mak< The
- > nd Mr
- . w,.it"<l until a rep
? ? :
? .
HANDCUFFED BY "DOCTOR"
Mrs. Le Compte Says Worth Did
It to Blackmail Her.
Ma || wlfi of Edward i
1 'om| rical ei glneei. and living
? . . t"l'i
? ? . te hearing In
?
(fed in her ?.v. n
. . . ||, laid
,'-? ? i pur
i lighten hi r
tograph and
? ?
? eased h?r.
- ? Joking." A suii
'.'. oi il., ??'it he
it Worth called
eeka a.,s'j. bsj .n? be
I aband to Inq lire
?I ...- hei .-? v< ral
!.? ? ?rnpte Bald, Worth
? ? . l a lettei and a
.??: i,v. n to \\ alt'-r
nid chauffeui
? both f"i V'?'. W hen
el i v. orth plac? d the
. ."iin.tttd
' a small i .tun of Mri- Le
, bureau .it home it was
e said, snd the
endatlon which
?u - L had given him
., t< . w ho undei ih?? bond on a
K Ids wife last month.
un H. and Mra Le Compte
?. affectionate toward
SON SHE FLED WITH FOUND
??1rs. Hevenor, Who Da.sh.ed from
Court with Boy in Auto, in This City.
? i ii.v. noi. N? s Voiy mai i
snd i -mi'? i contest n wa
: to learn in the Supreme ?'ourt
m t wnereabouta oi bii
;' rvo) M lle\enor. )r . the yean
' mother, Mis fjraoe D. m. vo?
te who? Hsvsnor is suing for divorce,
? v last Wsflnasdaj at tot
? n in i.ik.w.iod, M. J..
I away with lilin In an nut?.
lia is now s,,f.. and BOUnd With
'???i..' i at No. 4.', Ptnehurst avenue.
?til? , It
Mevsnot ?.i.tauie.i an ordei in tne ?su
?. t ?in?-' im? Mra. Hevsnor to
causa wbj she abouM eat produce
0) ?1, court and ,-ive him into the
'i.ofth? father. Justl? ? (?u-enhauiu
<i Mi s Hsvsndi ??? nava bei son in
I on Molidas, when the "??lilt will d<
, on id? custody of the bo).
SOUTHERN WOMEN ASK BALLOT.
I'.ililKh. '-' ?'. Jan 'T. A r?solution
ntiouui.d In the HOSSa to-day In
sassad the itate constttutlon ho that
SOmsn Blight ratS This ?h the flrnt
measure of the kind ?-\er iir?c?'iilfj in
the North Carolina L? ??tUiui ?.
SUFFRAGISTS FACE
CRISIS IN ENGLAND
Government Franchise Bill to Be Considered
Next Week, When Fight Will, Be to
Apply It to Women.
By l<ia Haw-ted Harper.
with the coming wet k tha w?
t? ovement In Ora at Bi ?
hat been ?ain.?i on without pa
mon than fortj years, will reach
crisis If the presen 1 psi llsmentarj
fframmi is . arria .1 oui and il ?
? franchise bill ? 01m s p for us 1
reading, it will h?- remembered
more than a : ear ago, aftei Pi Ima
later Asqulth had given his promit
allow a final reading of the conrtlla
bill (1 compromise measure which a
fully enfranchise thoae women who
have municipal suffrage), he sudd
Introduced what was then ral ed
manhood suffrage bill U propose?
remove all th?- qualification*, now ??*
Ing for men, which, sii-ht as tha
deprive about 2.SOO.OO0 <?f a vole,
u de ? ] ?vli Ion foi enlai
: ighta "t" ? omen This r
like ,1 bombshell t?? those who were l?
Ing tha aui aga ent, and In
to 1 he -?..rm ..t Indignation
Asqulth ra newed hla pledge i" ?
? ? facility t.'? 11.n? Illation
and also to give full opportunity
amending ins proposed 111 so tha
would Include w?
The suffragist* were greatIv disc?
? . . ? for 1 hej knew how II
chsi ??'? ihera was l >i an amendment
a ;?! ?i:iii' member loi (i
menl a hl? h had 1
In fa <.,,- of ' - ? con -.?i.?- Ion me ?
'-d at the thoughl of ad ?
only oil ?,f thosi' men, I Ul .1 mass
women ai?.?> to the par!lamentar?, re
This caused disaffection amoi 1 ti
a ipportera In the Ho ise ? < < 'otnmi
which "as int? nslfled hy the
the "militant" branch ol tha nuffragli
who had come Into existence d
last five yeara Their demonstration!
? - iar< and at pul I
iiiKs ptiM. f\, use t.. those a ho ? ? ?
? ? 11 strong in th?* faith, and when
bill can-.e m ? vote, In March. IS12,
was- defeated bj 1 majorlt) ..f 14 <
of lit
This could liai- be ittributed to l
"militants." however, for among tha
who voted for it were Mi Balfour, B01
Law, Qeorge Wyndham, Alfred Lyttleti
H .il, Sir K lv.,1. f. .
seva ntea n ...ihn,. 1 Minist? 1 - Il coi
have been saved by th?* Irish 1
wh" heretofore had lupported the nrom
luffrag? 1 111, but bj dire I ord? r of Jo
Redmond thirty-five voted "no" and m?
of the others did not At t
- ritl? ai itage of their Hoi e Rule 1
they considered it expedient 1
the women rather than dlsph
A ilmllar exigency arose last Noveml
when Philip Bnowdon in"., I ? ??
n.ent to th?* Hon,., Rule bill which wot
give a vote : ?r ths proposed nea Parll
ment to all who are now on the 1?,,
government 1 ? gist? ? in Irelai d, Ti
ide about ;???.???> women, 70.1
of whom own and manage their farn
Is roca Ivad 111 aj ? ra, all from th? 1. ...
party and Co.iaervatlvafa; Sit noes, t
? - ? rals und
rty "whip* " Tha > wera , t?
?.?th Ha me Rule ? I Ich would pe
e to rule tha
Tl ?- auftrage ai a Ith th? e
ceptlon "f those In Ireland, had nol mai
? ? ? t f'it tins .im' ndment, iIthough,
,. id t'l M
it adopted. and thej wera
disappointed at the failure of tr.
latlon '? III Tl e "mllltanta" had, In fai
? tterly All felt that the r
- .1 "i* their struggle should be .1 larg?
? ?., ire of 1 iffraga
Line of Cleavage.
A1 thii t- '' the line of cleavage b*
t-.' 1. n the two gra ??' of tl
movement became more than evei
uated "n th?- night the amendment 1
tl . Home Ru 1 i III waa defeat? d tl
"militants' atarted "it with hammer
The "conatltutlonallats" held .1 ma 11 es
Ing in Albert Hall and rai*?-d I ? I
bagln a campaign for an amend
.,. Qevernmeni Pranehlse bill, rremi?
t,...i given the most
? - w hlch lata - confli med b
Lloyd 1 ;f'' r, thai eve opi
w,.i!d be afford.^) for amendlns
to include women ; that ? '
v.?,'?id be .,;:?iw?d foi ' ill ?? 1 UMion; thi
no part) pressure would be exerted, bu
every member should be frsa to
,. rsonal 01 Inlon, snd thai *o amend
?hlch mighl be ?adopted th? govern
menl would accept without question so
make a pari of tha bill
Th?.- National Union of Woman'! Buf
iraL'.' Social ?d?rl Henr
-eaW), tt |i tha head eald "We realise al
the dlfllcultlas, bul thli H oui o;.'.
.pi In gO "1 faith th
Offer , ? ' from Lloyd Oeorgl
Mr. Haldane, Blr ?Edward Orey, Mi Blr
rail and other Cabinet minist?
,f members of the House. We aril
do what wi can to creat? a pul II aentl
menl for amending the bill "
The Worna n'a Political 1 'nkm, m^ i
ist - organisation, sa d "A pri
vate amendma nt Ii impossible, and tbii
will snd In another betrayal; th? ?? be
one hope, and thai la for the government
It e|f to Include woman suffrag? Ira thi
i,iii. and wi will tari i? 1 ampalgn 01 In
tlmidatlon." Thli bagan with the bra ak
Im ??t the wlndowi In Bond straw! an
Piccadilly, ""'i h>c* progreseed alons
. stages t" tha present attaa ka oe
mad boxee, telegraph and tel**phonea
On the dav the Political Union da clared
civil wai the National i tiion formed a
jomt campaign < ommltta ?-. consl
II |. ,,...,, latlon, which has HO affiliated
,, ', ,],,. - pa] 11?? 111? III
i?,?. the tV-oman's Litoral Peda ration.
..,;,!, ,,,.,., t*a,ooo members, auxilian of
ti,. Liberal party; tl"- National Women*!
i.ai.or League, the People*! Buffrage Ped
?i.itioii. the Women** ' 'o-op. -rativ i- ?"wild,
tt??- Men s League for Women'! Buffrage.
the Pablan Bodrty, the Scottish Women's
Liberal Federation and many memtora
..r Parllamenl Blnce then the National
Council of w ?iii'-n of Oreal Britain and
Ireland has .nii?-d s special meeting and
hy a vote of more than Ihres to ?.m
'...iiiun, i us conviction of the necessity
for tlM suffraxe. and called upon th?- mem
i? r- of Parllamenl to amend thli gov?
srnmenl franohlsa i?iii
All Organizations United.
Practically all the organisation! ?if
woiiii-i? in <;r?ai Britain bava Joined la
this campaign the physicians, nursa ,
r? .?< in rs, writers, .?ni-ts. a'ti ssea re?
form in" humanitarian so letiei Ol all
kinds. B) public meetings, patltlons, p?r
s<n?i ?canvass ami appeals through ths
pi.us tlnv have carried on thli vast wTk,
lar?;er ??nd mon- dignified In many r?
??,??t> than that In Ih?- United State?,
and yel s'-arc "ly an SChO "f it has reach-d '
llila country. It haa heard only the bound
"!.'n ??lui"m s- and Been ont) the re
? ' the polli ?? curt.
-N- " ' : ; " ' li <-? ntr. d In the amend?
' ' ' i gov? rnment franchise I
;ill,i ' ? '? i- ?n no chance rot that
until the Home Rula hin u.-,s 0U| .,r tin
disestablishment well id?
?an ed l. do. ?- ? ,,? toara probable thai
'he end ? ? ? resent w? ek v ill sea I
!" ' ompllaiicd but the dis. of the
Iron* * heduled t.mn
nexl .\; ?? i ,? Th? ? . ,,? this bill
begins: "Every male person shall i. i
"tli d to be ?? gist? ?? d .is a Psrllsmentei
'" ?' ' onstltuency, If that i.? rw i
iv 'ii.aiiii.'d in accordance wll
' ed, ' etc The qualll
la m> i?'- resid?. foi I h i Isst
months, thus . Mmlnating the pr< -? i i
propert) owning or rent paying require?
mem, u d making t ikmsiI le foi th? re? t
? W.-.I , :.i oi men t" \ote, bul exclud?
ing all women i i n tbos? who foi tl ??
Isat fort . hav? po s? i d tue m
i l< Ipal auffi
Thia la the answer ..f the Bi Itlsh -1
? ' ? t to the demands of hi tidreds of
thousands of representative women, ror?
through
i" v? r ??? touch of "militan until a I
th? last f a yean
The discussion ol the governmer.t fran
hlll is t.gin on v
? ' ? - toi?
, i w i
Prelim Ina \ to an) amendment to In?
clude women muat he one t?. Kiiik?< out
? a word "male" from th?
of the bill, m that it a ill read "Every
n shall be ??!.titled tO regiltel ?
Psi Ism? ntsrj ? le? tor." etc. ? ?ne a
suppose that a ??? Iflctei
but the courts have decided that In re?
spect t i \ lalng th? " ge "women
are not persona Bii Edward Or?
champion thla amendment, und. if ac?
ept? . .. a? ond a i I ?? off? i ? d for adult
ill men und ill women This
has verj llttl? ?uppoit and could not i
Bibly be adopted
Th.? n...\t ,,|, m,. Hat is called the Kor?
w<. an am? i dn ent in i provides for
? is known as household B' " ??? ?
\"t" foi ?v. r\ woman who ?a\- ratea or
r? t of even a shilling a s eek, a hlch would
include all who now have t,",. muni ;
fian I lae ai; I bJbO the wiv? <?', hUBl
wh?> h,i-.e thi-; quaHncatton Thli hi '
i, . Lloyd ( looi ge ?md most
ist r? sort is the "concilia
amendment almplj the conclllstteB
bill whloh wa i ? acted 1 i -?nd is
nol to any one, as It ?Iv?s
t?.- Parliaments i only to th*.?...
Women DOS On the munt< Ipnl rei(l?ter,
about a million
"conatltutlonal" suffragists hav?
worked for thla plan in g"?.?i faith, as
the] hsve ? pledged majority ef at least
13'? from ai? pari ? I it rotte d'ffer?nt in
the government programme, sir Bd
Ward Qrey'S amen'lment In to he defeated,
and. of course with the word mats' left
in the hill any ainendm.-nt for woman
suffrage w? d be Impossible. To this
?nl an apparently authentic report Is cir?
cul?t? I tbst if the Mil t? amended f"r
worn i Premlsr As'iuith win rs
Bign, and the downfall of the Li
? T.t will folios 1 hla w< lid nati?
uralt) alienate both Mheral und Ni
tionallat i ot?Ba The Laboi part] i
?.?; enough t" earn It. and th?- ma
lorlty of the Conssrvstlvei are opi
in ? "man suffi -
if, however, by some chance the word
got out then the i.ill
d? t- mporarily foi other
bualne a, snd a gnat deal of importance
h pn ? n| i esently th? announcement
will be mad. tu?t the time limit tor the
? n will not permit Bufflctem dU
sioii ' '.? bise i? form Mil, and it
will be repla ed by a plural vntlni; bill
which will give no chsnee for amending,
; i ed and i? real)]
the reform m manhood suffrage thai is
generell) dealred.
Ac ording to th? veto bill secured ?
year or two ago, the Lorda can rete a
nu ai ure twice, hut when it is passed b)
tti*- Houae of i ?mmona a fiiin-i tun?- it
becomea las a thout the consent of the
upper h?iU??' This will I.? the -ase with
Hi.- Home Rule bill if the Liberata rsrnsln
In power, but the time limit of th? pre*
? m Houae esplrei In two yeara All hills
which aie not ready to K" to th.- Lordfl
by Februar) 10 therefore, will be too tat??
?,, receive the benefll of thia reto oi f^r
Hament id if a measure for woman
auftrage can ! e postp<med beyond thai
dat" thl " !" ' 0 Chance for ysai* tO eome
and the betrayal "f th.? women by the
,': (ai i) will he eompl? tfl
BRIDE-ELECT IS 105
Wealthy Widow Obtains Li?
cense to Wed Man of 80.
\jOt Angeles -I.? n IT Mra Manelms.
Ellsalda. 108 reara of age snd wealthy,
con?rurred rseterdai m in application for
a marrisge license f"i hsrsslf and I ?
antlno l-eon, aged ?-lahtv. Th?- Ucensa
was Issu.-d
Leon aald fo-daj he would attempt t.?
;, recent court order appointing Mra
Claudia Lugo, i gianddaughter the ap.d
woman'a legal guardian, set sslde Mrs
Lugo s m conti at the notion
TO NATURALIZE WOMEN
Upstate Suffragists Favor Such
Provision in Amendment.
Albany. Jan i" Mra Joosph <;a\it.
win la looking after the progrsaa of suf?
fraK" legislation her?-, I? ft t??-day for
Sea fork te confer with suffrage lead
era m determtn? whether the etausa ro?
iatlng to the eltlaenahlp of weeasn who
are tn.'uil'-d t?? aliens shnll he reinsert-d
the woman suffra??.- aui?-ndtn?nt DOW
pending In the LegtokUure The pravte?
Ion In dispute would rsqulrs women to he
naturalised the same as men.
I ;,(.,), Laving Mis Civil conferred
with BenstOT Wagner and Senator Mui
laugh ?halrman of the Senat.- .iudlclarv
?omndtt". Qovornor Sulzc-r and Sen?
ator Wann?! hail inform-?! Mrs l.avlt
that the lUffrSglSta ran "have what they
SSnt." Un ?iH\lt nays the opinion of
m,,s; of the up-tat?- suffragist? is that
the naturalization reipiirement should he
?restored to the msaeura_
BARS HUSBAND'S NAME ON TOMB.
ChjUleotba Mo., torn 13 Mrs. ?Una
sihert. aeventy rsare ?id. ?was granted a
?leoroa from Ifoary sihert. ssvsaty-avs,
here to-day OH I BlSS of non-support and
B contention that she "di?! BOl ?ant Ihm
name on m> tombstone.'' Her maid"ii
name K.lna Wiley, wa.s iesto,ed The
Blberta hud been separat?^ twenty-eight
?cur?.
ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE AND WARDRESS IX HOLLO
WAY JAIL.
Miss Elizabeth Freeman and Miss Elsie McKensie in fancj costume
? the Socialist ball lasi night.
HUNGER-STRIKE GIRL
QUEEN OF THE BALL
Miss Elsie McKenzie, Real Jailbird, Who
Starved Eight Days in London Cell,
Appears at Socialist Dance.
Th? ?v* figura ?.est
attention last niaaht si the ?octsltst eoa
? ?II ;il Ih. "
weie an English Buffraga it? In pi
the t guard ova
tor
?. ?
bid kept t ? . ? ?it .m
mitt?
w "rk"- Ifi ?
ed tha wai
?"h. I kn -.? ? -vi. cried "It's that
fi t" lad* st M ; - ? ? hmom "
?" i m II s ii '.i Elsie M Kensle,
... . ,
'? .;.. butt ms th? ?
Senats In bat m h?- nil I
f??r the k ? ? makes no
leeret f the I t l I been in a
laondon i ? Isofi i nd hold i sn a
ord foi hui -???? itril
The other was Ml i Elizabeth Preemsn,
who hai been In Jail three tit.
?iK of rountlei i an esta wl h neva
?
Their fan ?? di - ?
?ouvsnlra of t-1 ?
BOTH SIDES OF SUFFRAGE
"Antis" and "Pros" Heard at
Montclair Club.
Montclalr, N J., Jan 17 Buffraaiata
wir? arrayed en one ilde ol the Mont laI
Club hall and sntl?suffrag1st on the i
to night ? en Miss Pols I ? Pollette,
?laughter of Benatoi i>a P? i ? Mn
\ .1 Qeorge, of Brooktlne, Mass., ipoke
on the woman - iffrage q te tlon ,?' a Joint
ni.-.-tina? of the Montclalr Equal Bufl
lacagus ami tie Montclali branch of the
i Kew Jersey Btata i-... ed to
u omen Suffrage
Mih-- Lo Polletti apoke In favor of Urn
extedalon of the suffrage, and Mr- George
argued against women betni given ths
right to vote Tl?.- suffragists were dis?
tinguished by th?- ?lafToiili?. they wore, and
the emgletn of the ant ? ? Ameri? an
Beaut) roaei The luffraglsti wen con?
ducted to their seats by om -'-I Of U h'lS,
and the antis by anothei aet The ushers
wer?' men
Qeorge Welwood Murray, who is rma of
the personal oounoel f"r .inim t> Be
fpii'-r. prestdsd at the meettni As the
dlscua i''ii vva imt ? debate, Mi M
vas not required to at? ?? ?< da? Iston u i
the indien?- WS! hit free t" form .m
opinion a? t" whether Mr? George or Ml -
i-i Koiiette preeented the i?-t argument
m ? ?
LAWYER CLEARED OF CHARGES
Aviator's Attempt to Have Robert
L. Moffett Disbarred Fails.
The Appellate Division dismissed ya I
?i.-,- the disbarment pr.Ung? i ? ? < ? 11 ? i ? ?.
agalnat Roba rt laesUe Moffett and de?
clared him not guilt) Of conduct iitih.
??omini' a member ?>r the bar. The chai
ware brought t<> the attention "f the court
by i.aditt Lewkowltra, an aviator, .?ft. r the
Bar A sands tlon and the Mew fori Coun
t-, Laaryers1 Association had refused to
lake up the chargea,
Laswkowlei aua*d the Qi.ni Aeroplane
I Company, a ? llenl "f ?Moffett and ob?
tained iiidcinetii in i?,? raass One ??f
I thesa lodgments was reversed, in the
,,th?*r ease, ?aid th?? aviator, the laaryei
i threatened that ?miesi Lasarkoarf-ss aan ept
?>d tvj) he would keep the oasi In court
two vear?. Prseldlng Justlcs Ingraham
said in dtanMsalng ta< caargai that th.?
?i? ti??? to diabai Moffett vv.is apapre?tly
in lad faith ami s"l-lv for th- p irgOM 4
?injuring the lawyer
JUSTICE HOTCHKISS BETTER.
.Justice Henry t?. 11.. t ? * 11 k i - . srbo was
appointed last ?-,?, u a memtor of the Ap>
peltate Division "f tin- Suprema Court, ih
recovering from a r?-,-ent Illness, and it
was reported yesterday thai to would ba
?hie (?i.take his scat n?Xt ?ok II? has
. . ti .? m fined tO his tomas, No. Zli West
Tali street.
IcK? nata ,? ni * h?
. little English curls severely bai
' ' '?! kCh ?' IP m.nie hea\
t age m i bo
round roi i ? heek-, conned II
' ginghan | ? bun?
? ? :i
Of plal
rn gingham, marked with broad n
tows, which are the dlatlngulanlng mar
ol woi n im-rry Bnglan?
The hitio white cap and kerchief wei
? garb, and 't n.
?e whit
given h* r for a hand
kerchief In fit-? n n-r luur hung in
? i prison trad1
'
"We never dressed our hair," ehe ? ?
? Ight "In t ?
i u,. ? rtj Hin a? ' ii
ildn t. \V? I id no mirror < inc
? lui" we would look in our pall 0
refli ti n and s< e hov
mu h r grown. hat wa
tor did la It wss a
n't dMnk It."
ROOF GARDEN FOR HORSES
ATOP ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Women's League's New Home
U Full of Novel
Features.
f garden in this dty foi
si k horses snd ?ions win be stop th?
. ? hosi Ital f"i -u mala t<
be bull) in Lafayette street b) the Worn
? n'^ league for An?mala There win h<
an elevstor to csrrj the animals up t'
? they win be i
romp ah.mt if strong enough.
The building sill t>?- known as the In
mal Hospltsl ?n?l will have a frontage ol
I feel "?i the westerly aide of Lai lyett?
? between Bond afreet un.) ?h nbon?
An- ? Its depth will he n 2 feel i'in
a di i.i' brich m the rjolonlal
; '
Domestic an?mala and bird? of nil ktndf
., . ? a treated there
The plan- were Bled resterday with
Bujldlnga Superintendent Miller Th
equipment will be is Rae u that of any
i? ?rular hospital, there being a large re
ceptlon spa ?? operating room, dlapen
Bsr) officre ?md stalla on the Brst floor,
with stalls for horsSS and a large oper
attog room ??n tii.' second Hoor, and a
bathroom for horse?? and animals un the
?an ? Boor
? ?n th?' third floor sin be a larga Bpaoo
for dog kennels n kitchen, tw.? ro"tns for
dogs wi'ii contagioua dleesaas. a room for
, ats a room I'm llnls. a st.dy and meet
In.; room, a dining room and a parlor
in ih" basement will he a m.?m for <iis
poslng of the asad m?mala and refuse
from "i" ' sttoaa At one snd "t the roof
will be a small pent bouse for autopetea
Mrs J .?m?- - Bpeyei is the president of
the ? ? "in. n s League for Animals Kllsha
II. .Iaii"s i.lei AUgUSl W ?'old.-s dsslgnsd
the proposed itructura.
AUTO KILLS'r. F. DAVIE
Water Plug Submerges Dying
Baseball Man.
St LOUlS, 'an 17 RUSSSlI V, Pavie. ot
Cleveland, assistant aac rotary to Mra
Helene ?dritten, own.T of the st Louis
National liOSgUa has.ball cluh, and Will?
iam n Waltere, prasMsnl ?>f a local
novelty company, wars allied in an auto
mobile n?'? ident here to-day
The automobtla In which they were rid?
ing Struck a water ping at (?rund and
OVsnuea TBS Impact turned the
nil, thrsw the two men out and
tors th?? cap off the plug, tloixllng the
sir. .t hihI Mbmsrgtng Davta as he lay
nsai th- curl?
|ia\i" died a few minute?? after he had
h??en tak.n out oi" the vater by a police?
man. Ualteib wus dead when picked up. I
CHILDREN OF RICH
SHOULD STUDY TRADES
Industrial Education for All Would Help
Prevent Strikes, Meyer Bloomfield
Tells Woman's Forum.
"?Children of the ri? h should he com
Ipelted t?, stud) Industrial ami taebnleal
r, .t ?-? That would te one way t,> pre?
vi nt itrik? i
? were the wonli of Heyer Bloom?
ti ?id, dlraKM i "i thi I "? att nal Bur?.. i of
Boston, who was ths chief ipeaker at th.
meeUng of the Woman*! Porura yester?
? oi nlng at lbs v7aldof?^ata
"Instead ?>t taking away from poor chil?
dren ih?- prtvllese of studjrtng Qreeh. if
tl ? want to," aald Mr, Bloomfield, "I
would <"ini"-i the 11? h man'i child to
M machinery oi learn i trade The
-. ?,f the ri,h have no comprehen
hoa lb? poor man work! or what
The mlihandllng of men as a re?
sult of ths '.." k of understanding between
ind ' or? hai bean the , i isa
ol all the itrtk ? m Ith w hi, h I toes bea n
famili?r."
, Th.-se remarka wen brought forth by ?
itor) told by one of tha women present to
the effeci that aha had heard of ? wash?
erwoman'! child studying ?Greek in ?
Brooklyn high school. The mother earned
y ?' ' day, and thli clubwoman thought
-,i very i? ?<*;'vii of the achool not te teach
the child aoinething maire useful than
Greek Ther*_wai much apptauai, heail?
i in "..,?? the loom, bui Mr. Bloom?
!?' Id dldi is" m to a? ?? l* that way
"The child of the washerwoman <>r the
tailor ??r the subway digger,*' he ?.-?id.
as muck rlnht to Greek and all the
other language? as any million?
sire's child, it has been ths crime in
unies past that only tin* rich **OUld '-nj'-y
them. No advocata of vocational guidai
would clou the aeon at the treaeerj el
t!.?- agei In the fa e ,,f an) child. ? ?II the
other hand, we don't believe In forcing tote
th? m doon the tbouaandi of chlldra n who
bave no In tersan la thoaa iubj< ti with
them under th.- preset un it in
lc or the itreet, and I'm nol sure
that tin- street li the woi -? ? . i that
child
"Marat ehlldrei who have I r fourteen,
of school life leai it ai moeb
as th. ?. id y
w? : k ai ter the) wera
"< )i.i* "f tha ladl 11 i of a plea
to keep children at bome until I ?
- old That would i".- tine?it
i.? beyond the wildest dres i- of
ui reformers; tha New ?ork ten*ment
Ii no | Lace for a child, the igh. it
Ii better ??if In the reform school, if we
could pension mothers la decent ha ? ?
so they ce l ka ? dren with,
them, that would
A tenema s < ondltloni are to
day, however, i am In favor of largae ?
lidl. ;i Th?". shamM
to in school all lummer, and for longer'
na"
Postal Card Departments
Recipes Tested and
Found I
'- l recipes a; tearing In tl-.?se colun
l?-"n tested.
Level ii.-asur?.rents are une.? unlei
itated.
i hi.? il?iiartm?nt will b? glau to am
.1 tel by reai
??.ill hiiv reclpsa
Ailiir?.?." Cullaarjr Editor, New-York
No. 104 Nassau atreet.
T his ?.?partment ?ill not b? r??poni
? . Ipt irhli h i? not :i i mpai
nan.,h for return Kindly Im in?-1
?vit., v:??!l?-?nn requiring, an answer b
' ' i a ? It) oi;~ si :>? ut Um paper
that name and aiMr?!-? tea rr.pany each
i.M'V CAKE (By R?
re.(iH triree-ipi.t't.-i h of ?? Cupful i
two cupfula of rugar, half a
?if milk, three CUpfUla of pastry
.ites of all -giis one teaspoo
baking powder and ranllls to i
about one teas].nful Boat the
and BUgar together until they f
tb ' ? ? ira Btlr In the mil
llavor?ng. fift the baking powdei
the flour eeveral times Add the
ore of butter, augar, milk and fla
t" part of It Then fold in a part
egg whites wen beaten and wh?
I smooth add the rest ?
dour, and then fold In, last of al
der of the %gg WhttCS. Th,!
make < irge ? ^ke.
CHEESE CU8TARD1 Heat foui
light at..i add to them a cup
heated milk in which s tsss-poooi
? itarch and ? pinch of soda
dlaaolved While warm, add
tabtsspoonfula of butter, six tables
fula of grated cheese, pepper and si
tsste Pour Into greased custard
and bake In a quick oven until
brown. This will take sbOUl fifteen
Ben e at once as a separ?te li
eon coures,
- ?
Daily Bill of Fare
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST Grapefruit rotted ai
beef croquettes ? f.t? r?scala," coffee
DINNER ROSSI duck, ? rartherry
baked winter squash, ceieriae ?alad, t
berry Charlotte risse, .'"?fee
Bl/PPER Bliced tongus, French br
peach preserves walnut cake, choro
PAT RASCALS. "Fat ras.-als" at
rite from ti." realm Of pancukes.
pare a thick wheat hatter, such a
us? '. for wsffiea and Bconea Add a hi
ful of stoned raisins and a liberal
portion of butter Fry ?he cakes on a
gii.l.ile ajid H.-rve Imm?diat.'.'.
RASPBERRY ?Ml AIU.? >TTB RUM
Thm deaaert i an be preparad from
served raspl errtea at this season an
eai be prepared In mor.- than one v
\ spoonful of raspberry jam may be i
to garnish each little charlotte or
whipped cream may be flavored with
June from a can of preserved raspl
ries A rerj easily prepared dessert r
i... concocted from a h?\.-r of Hpong? en
b dash of Bhetrry and whipped ere
heavily Savored with rsspborry preset
tie the aben*, not much or lt-<?
ike and crown all with the flavo
whipped cream.
s
Pictures in the Home.
F.verv picture, that tin.Is Its way il
the living room should have som? din
tied and permanent meaning, says Hel
Btnkard Toung In "The ?'ornell Readl
Courses" The fact that poorly drai
?harroal pictures or areakly palnt??d wal
color atenea have been executed by mei
hers of the family or by near frten
Is not sufficient r?. ommendatton for usli
them as deoorattsn. Bach pictures oi
Impart neither a serious nor an Insptrli
messas:??. If original paintings are use
th.-v must he h?-tter than most amaten
??un produce ST than most of us ci
afford to own, Fancy head* are ah
usually Insipid and meaningless. Betti
a f.w neatly framed magazine pletun
showing the work of good artists than
bushel ?if poor home mad.? production
The magazine pictures may be either !
color or in monotone, and may represer
th-- work of old or of new masters.
Amateur photography furnishes on
noo.l source for personal, home made plot
ur.-s. these should consist, not of s?
groups of individ?ala wearing clothes tha
will soon look out of date, but of view
a ml hits of seiner?,' that are always ii
fashion Hepla prints with tan colore.
mats and neat brown frames, recordln,
familiar ??renes or the memories of pleas
ant trips, will prove a constant source o
pleasure to the family. A mer? snapshoi
having hl?h artistic value In composition
showing sunlight and shadows, for In?
stance, may he enlarged and become
rsally a work of Une art.
Family portraits should not be used in
th? living room unless they have real
artistic value. Photographs of persons
are kept In better condition In a desk
drawer, where they are at hand when
wanted. If a few of these are to he kept
In sight, they should be put under glass
and arrawced In an orderly'way over the
desk or In some personal corner of the
room They are more appropriate In a
study, office, "den" or rest room, If there
be such a place.
Ths use of white mats on pictures
should h?> avoided when possible. In gen?
eral, white is very conspicuous In a room
furnished In tones. Pictures in brown*?,
gray! ami colors, with tinted mats an<!
brown, gr.iv ,,r gilt frames, will give a_
much variety as la dishahlo In urn- room.
Pictures should n??t be hung diagonally in
steps, hut should be arranged tvorir'ontAll*'
or vertically according to the wall spaco
in question Thi- final effe t ?if i ICtUTSa
should he one of orderly, dignified ar?
rangement ibowlng harmony of color be?
tween th?j wall ami th?- pictures.
News of the Markets
There are a few cha?ares In th? price??
of mutaH's at d dairy pnodtlCtO at vv
ltiKton Market, but while butter and
are both oonaidirably lowor than lasi
week, lamb snd he? f, as wall as some o*
the provision meats, show a lllght li -
cii?a-.-. ?ir?-, n vegetaJMee, though a littli
higher, nmy still t>- consM.n..i ias"i,
able tor tins linn ??f ya*ax. California
oranges are ran*** scarce Jus- ?? p- ? nt -
ooneeqcently higa?but a plentll -
of peaehea, peara nectarines and plumi
from South At'- lehed ih.? mar?
k?t, and this" fruit! are m,
? eenti ?-ach. South Afrtean i
rtee about the alas of sn egg, bring $. ?
quart
Sea Food.
V; .-. . Pound.
M.ikarei . . -? - mapper ...
Salmon .
? -jt . 3*.
Whale .8" . Ploun - ? .
tobsUia . **Oo|FUe< of ?>o ?*
. 1 . .10 - ? pi
n'?ak ,?,?. .16 - rlmp? .
fellow percJj . K
Pickerel . 18
Hailhut .
Str.ped hua ...SO i.j- ll
Butt? rflfh.Ififl dtamOmx
W (Akflaril . is ?)>?ier? _
. ?.
*,v!.!-.??h .We ?mad . .ii.?
Meat.
Lai b: Tounl Pound.
Ia-? . 9?%?4* Round steak ?
F^re^uartar . HO 18c Corned I ?? * ? .16 :
Racks .. a***! -houldir of .
Ft*,-* .I2<?l5c Breaat "f veal , .. le*-a
Pork chops . 10o|Veal eutlarts .... I
Rcajtln? i'ork I9?8_0i , V?_l chop? .2?:i?'?i
lorttrheiiiae steak. .30c Loin of p..rk
?-, t r?-.t.?t. . . 2?>a 2.fc ' Rac*n.
I'rime rib roast. 20c Ham . 1?
T,jp clrloln ...24V-''' T,,r.if-:?? .'iMVmO
Poultry and Game.
Poun't. ' Besh,
R.vaitirs ?tir-ken?? 2"* fsmbe ssaabs ? fot
?rollare .-. - t**'?'
1'U'ka . K .Rarrlts .I|?J
Fowl?. .SOe (iulnea hens.II 6<1
?Capona. [??an,
Turkaye _.'if*. Rlicacns .|l .?
Dairy Produa^a.
Kaes _o?.e-n ?Butter: Pound,
'"hite _.3*-o- Phtla. prim .4ii
Brown . S-c?; Cha?-ie :
Futaar: PounJ ! Mild and aharp.-.?-a
bweet ._..4*"*, Swiss ............ ???m
Ragt tub .loe -itirMuh ?airy-_ji
Vegetables.
Butvcn.| Each,
ro.r?',*y . fc Esirrt*nta .I??*f_*-1
!<>?*?, .6C| CuCUmfcaJrS .*_#**0U
Radishes .-. l>c?Y?41ow turr.lpu ..
(V fry . Moj l
Hoth. aspara???? .70c| raallflcwtr .M ?
Basket. Boma Ins.tha
Tomato*? .TOclLettuce .....??]
I'outid \ CabbSgl .li'l
Italian chaartnut? I/o Quart.
M .eh rooms ... .TSc-?ftl Strtn? tJaana .V>i
Runipkttia . 4c a'rarib<?rrU*.IBs
Endive .,. ...23c.Bru*?ale aprou's_l*]
H p*" k. lOnk-a-i ....... . l?Vj
Rntatoea .?-2*"V Dosen.
Spinach .2*.,*,Okra .10<J
Ea-h.'carrtJta .T6j
Whit.? ??luaah .lo?
Fruit.
I**/.??.. I Each.
Arpi?? .4??y?v*> rineapp'.M .i*?**"***Ji
Orannaa .4a>y'.?0- Craperr-jlt .\0<\
ParalnuMHM .Ha Quart,
(Vmleapaars WV-ail L'*. ?'ookln* re*rs .. ]."i
I-amons .2?X<jai'-: t-iuawben'. ? ,..|
Raninas .l."a?,2?.ci Pound.
lanK'-rlnas . Mr Orapata ....y, ..-.
BENEFIT FOR 6RETCHEN8
German-American Friendship
Club to Aid Working Girls.
The?/-? are so tnar.y Minnas who find it
lonesome so far avvav from the Father?
land, so mam- Qratwhani who hav.i
learne?! ther? aro mon- ??.id t .11 be?J.
?rooms than streets of K?Md in the land of
tha Amarlcan millionaire, that "Mot
Wtnkler's llttlo h.-arth is Bnootnfortah y
crovvd?P-d these d.r. m
The t/iertnan-Amarlcan Fihnd-I ;? ? ' . .
has grown faster than Its pnchslboefc.
That Is the reason for this |. : read?
ing of ' i>a-s Deutaeaar Ma-r.-ii a i?> o
held this afternoon and tO-BIOrroa ? s-. -
Ing at the "Deutsche Helm-iti ans," N.?.
100 Kast Soth street.
This Is a WOrfelag (tirl's dab With ? dif?
ference Ml*-s M T.. \\'lnk!?-r , anv to
America some years- rko to invest?-a
the "white slave" htisiiH??, for tlie a;, r
man (rovernment. Sh.. staved to ;n.,k.
this home for hom? l?-fs Minn.is an !
airetchens. One aft?moot? ea<*h wa .-k tin
girls who are not employed are taken ,?n
a "field trip" to the various sir. et?- \?
linas, postomces. exi?r?*s-? f?gra la - ai ?1
Other puhlic utilities of which for- il^ii? l n.
girls especially, are so Ipnorant. Boj
lesions are tangbt for II <?? tits an ROW
and advice of all kinds given for nothing.
An employment ?****"*??"* ?onnectcd with the
Heitnathaus not only Riiarante.--. the RirU
It sends to positions, but conducts .-a rigid
examination of the smptoyer M Well,
SHOK BUCKLE*. Hair Ornament?. Ia?ri/r,,
mounted In Plmlll DtaMBaMldS' .-vra r-lnf.vr, ,-<l
br1llian<-> . ?orktnanshii? of tha msmt Parla da
?Itna iiiilqu?*. ? x,itastve; not found clfeewna-ra
JAM.MES:. 428 ^th Ava.

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