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necessary, will point them ont to you; WILL

friends Of Mrs. Wa1De:t, ono OF the!n Hills
n,ilk-a.sd, ,rater faSsd be,ns ~ Ma'zG nrossI:s
Of tie fun. Gleason Knocked at the door-cloee
behind him .yere the policemen moments
p.use--are they going to refuse somis1ance: e.
Then comes the inquiry, Who IL there ie"
and in walked tho officers with Mrs. Wa!oert.
Gleason read or the first name on his list
stEun1ce Cross" II an Eae," quickly an
swercd ono Of the women. She VAS gwen ~
charge of an otficor and led out OF the room. a
buried glance into the room now disclosed tho
fact that all had their shsxls and ponhets OH
and were.
READY FOR START.
proving that the c2pltusatton WAS somo t1mo
agreed upon "a1rs. Wheeler" read Gleason.
IS Here a,n." !" and the old lady roso from 1ock-
iny~cha;r: suppose it is no use resisting this
force" Then commenced general rush OF tue
others Of the *focl for the door,-yonnG aoo
old women: eck, and 1amo, aud cr'pploa' '' sna
ewing childron Il was an affecting sight, GEu
ali they asked was that thoy should be sont
wherever Mre, Wheeler" was taken. No other
arrests were made. Hrs. Waloe1t
DECLARING EEnsslf SATISFIED
thev had I'll vacatol the room. and we're
wiling to leave tho building, After fa" miu-
led from tie Home under arrest. The other
women followed them md such rnournfni pro-
cosg!on as they formed. proceeding to t1aIk
street, few have ever Witnessed. Az car no. 80
of tho North Chicago Ino catho alops' tae
policemen hailed it. The conductor
OBJECTED TO TAKE SUCH FREIGHT.
and urged the driver to proceed but the women
scrambled into the car and frustrated nls oeslen
to leave them behind. Arrived at ladlso6 street,
another procession was formed the p6lcemcn
f1nnkinc it. and all went to 3ustice ltlnsdales
Court on Monroe street. A girl on crutcnes:
and very sickly. faint young Woman' asssastea
the attention and drew expressions VI sympathy
from onlooke1s. Tho Jnst'co was no1 ~ coo1t,
fiE11rritaH
the meantime tho CRATE fire. which WAS soout TO
expire waa revived, and sent its GLOW across tic
room, warming and cheering
THE STAINING AND CHILLED WOMEN.
DiscussiDE the Eltuaeion With no worry COM
nlirnen:ary words for the Cool samaritans they
wh,ieA eway the time until the Justice ctnie
He snilinsIy took his seat, and Gleason handed
him the warrant On which tile arrests were maoe.
Judge Hinada!o {sloud;-The case OF me poo-
pie against Mrs. Wheeler 2no Gabice S1oso'
prosecution for riot.
4 shock-hesdcd person named coon, as tnls
{uncture. suddenly started ul' from the cro"o
and said: II appear for the oelendants.-
Looks Of wonder woro exchanged among tho
.stiock." Adjusting his Brazilian pebe!es on the
bridge Of his raaAl o.gau, La*:es Com
scAs:,Ep THE w'AE1sAE1s.
4 minutes study evidently Convinced him that
thev we're worthless, for ho tossed them Lack on
tie desk coutenlptuously. ...
Judge ninsdalo (aloul}- docs anybody appear
|
Jpdge Hipsda1e-1s the prosecutor IN the
court:
No reply.
Judge uin6da!e- ....
DISCHARGE THE PRISONERS
for want OF prosecution.
Tho decision WAS received vita shouts Of JOY.
ful laughter. md Lawyer Coon shook his head
a. :: Now Foundiand does after rlstrg aoo!g
water, aud with the significance OF :"
told YOU so! 1t takes mo-" Tho
tov Of the women WAS increased from the facs
that up to tha: tins they al thonght they we're
under arrest and submitted without question:
| ING, "bccause they wanted to DO wnere Ars.
| Wheeler Was.
The question DOW Was where should they 80
| to lodge for the night and to get something to
| eat.
A few DAYS ago it v.s announced tha: the pro-
prietora OF tho firoi Garden !ntenoea M 20 oohn,s
one day's receipts to tho Good Samaritan 3
| Home A subsequent announcements "hs 1n.oo
| to the effect that owing to the complications
| which had arisen between the iou1asea OF the
Home the benefit was postponed.
| The sympathles OF the proprletorc OF the NV
oil Garden were with Mrs. Nheslc., and when
| they he:,d that she and her proteges we1s hiei:
to 10 elected they very cousidcrstay invited
them to can upon them for
DINNER. OF LUNCH.
Remembering this invitation, M-s. Wheeler
thought that last eyoniug good chancs pre-
ge,lted itself to yisit tie Garden and get some.
thing 10 zppeAse their appetites. They lad no!
ez&eu anything slnco morning. sud that WAS
rcanty meal As tho women walked do~r
Clark street to the Ivoli. quite crowd ol
people followed them. Mrs. Wheeler ant
Mrs. Fowler waited Oil AIr. Van Douber6h' and
although bo did not expect the visit. especially
at such busy hour (aboui + oclock). yet N
would do tha best he c9uld. Aceosulngiy.a j. u. :,
one corner Of tho drinking hail, and wnited o.
| With cold meats, and bread, and coffee IN aound
cnco The feast WAS fully appreciated
aud many were the good wishes utter utter
of the propsietosa Of the Tivoli. They took ths
Clark sttoer cars bound uorth b. On the way to th'
| Webster Avenue Station, wl,ora they expected
| to To accommodated Eish
SLEEPING ROOM FOE THE NIGHT.
Hrs. Wheeler and Others state that they VII
| prosecute Mra. Walbert for assault, there be!ns
bruises os rell as testimony 70 support tn
| charge Mrs. Waldorf states tlst .:la PRO
rfamms OF the Society as htst instituted ha'
been departed from. Tho orisnal idea WAS Z
Is to giro shelter to moody fomnles, not uecessa
| ritz Magdalens. At tho downtown Office OF th
Home, when applicants present themselves tn
plan is to make full inquiry aud ascertain tn
| trce state of affairs. II the person bo suck.
permit for tho hospital is granted; If Mas1a
len, she is zen. to the Er,ing Women's HON:
! | or kindred establishment; it she is elmpl
= out OF employment, sho is admitted to tn
| Good 5arDarithns Home on MenoEonee stree
5 and there kept until employment is secured Il
= her, she, in the meantime, contributing by he
l labor to defray the expenses Of hoE board al
!; lodging.
i DEMANDING ADMISSION
: After leaving the Tivoli, and bidding adIou
it's hospitality, tbs party took . car, ut the e.
penso Of Mrs. f. C. Spaight, and proceeded to I'll
d Ho,ne again. Arriving at the door, Airs. Whee'o
AZ Superintendent, demanded admission. Th
demand ras petonptori]y refused ty polic'
] man At tia door, under instruction from Mr
+ Walbert. The party then sought tho Websts
9 Avenue Police-Station+ and carly in the orenln
y they we're taxing tue capacity. Of tho accomnE
d datious Of Sergt. McCauley. Somo wei
q stretched upon the floor, others upon mattrosss
d which had boen sent in by nol1hbors, but tt
!, | majority uere snatching naps IS best they cou
t in chairs. Mrs. Wheeler occupied side room
o where she was entertaining her friends and ei
b during tie afliction Of IN interview by repor
z | era. About II o'clock
J, / AID. STOUT
l. pnt in an appearance, and added his sympathie
II He szid he would be glad to accommodate tt
J, | crowd tnirty-two IN NUMBER twentr-two adu!
+ and ton Children, II the capacity Of his hou
would permit. He promised. however, to supp
), them With food during to-day, and to aes th
they did not suffer.
Il MRs. WHEELER