The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-22

oH1oAoo's HooDls'A sA1oo,.,
viva Description of the r.
City's Dens Of Vice 'a'dss
How Young Girls are D.n
Fresh Victims .1'a ,1s Nightly Offered =,
the Mo!och of Lust, e
so-called italian Ecs+ar
Pie hon,llum saloon, e. ~.
which it has been as.cr,.,: 'cH"o +.
about tw" hundred. ~. !" h.. ;;n"va',
the most part on !:"n;r!n', ,,, 'ahi +:
the river, rn the east i.'r. I'm, w. h'n
! river west to ninn r.,I,. '"r u.
washington street. Son, ~ -. VIZ;
Clinton, Union. ii~s.:!..;n. ','';,'
streets. Others cHi ~, T., ~, ~. Tn
avenue, the Ltvcr. N.i.h ,,.''',,''"iEa:...
and in the Twel:''. r,.,. 100, 81" N1'
! combine the dri:i ';i,r, .I,,,''"" l'r
rooms for secluded .i.l.,,;, fHr'.
places o. rr">ti'n';"n 9'h.:. |r,, ~
arc the "h""''l"n,s" ! IL. civ my
Pri~ine about :i.'U "f,!.- --.'' ~ re-.
girls nNIfr 'iG'. whom. =. >.o;,., ,:-'i
statistics Of TIE la, ,~.i.. =, -. ''A'',
dents ut home. 10 ~. ,,...' ''a.'> !.
these dens If in:nn:y pre-. y, ", ~, Wis.,:
that dis!ingui>!, III, T., rr.,, r,,n.. HF',
low saloon Of the city. ~ ~. :. ''i!:
install d,n@v. halcli;.h,:,l !,.,~.r.,,,.h 'it
ing with bad o,lorS arl ,.,,,....;,m",i";.
QUESTIONABLE" male anal r.,n:a,,, ' ,; wy
tiers. but nothing else. '.i," r :, ,'; =,
yond. Passing FROM re from, ' "
Others are reached, on"a so.ra,l,s ' .'Y:
vatc" room. from which ,s>s.. ~
to the designation hna~e :.'"v. 1 '%i'
and other rooms ar" ,n ln r,,',,"S
and girls. men and women ~" ' "''
depraved, low and viciuuS ~" ,. n''"
sunk in infanlv Of the d,..r.s, " sh4
the girls, their ruined lup"s c,.r >''a't
them from comparative rcsncctal;,;.,"
TOO often from virtu"--to hr.r,,. ~.
titutes Of the lowest anil most wr,.l iI',
type. There are grades Of al, L;n a'''a
vice, and these "'''" "
NURSERIES, or CRIME
may he divided into three o,...
Finst, those Of the kind described .hor No.
second, the drinking rccorts for m;n ,'s
third. the designation houses. Tha
are all. however, run for the same ' ar;,
purposes. One on Randolph street ne, va,
Canal. visited nv a reporter. cmn1o'.
five low prostitutes IA deccys r.eh :,
whom has under her wing a nrmle, "
young girls. nearly all under sixtes
Of age. some scarcely in their tcsns vh"
have been lei by them into a I;ta =.
shame. These yo"n. rirls, Who's
checks should be- manl',,l with n,
blusl, Ut Innocence ut the hare ,hnn.l
Of sin. are already mistr,><cs @: th.,
vile art. Bold and tiann1in. - sin i.
self when alone with their partners i,
crime. they know how to assuac W,
airs Of motlcsty when .hcv have IN c,.
pertunitv Of Turing II victim, int, ,he;,
dens. Thcse girls :,ron"r,'l,, thr stree.
at night biddin. for c,,sso,n. Thv .,
t" he found wl,crcvr: it is Il all nri,.
bic that they will NICE, iii. AMI rarrl.s.
men.
1t il not ut night alone that ,h,,.
places drive their cursed traffic. Tlc
nre then. doubtless, more t'mnru, than
ut other hours. hut it has lccn a>cry.
tanned by svste!nati" invest: alton o.
this loathsome subject. that !. is on Sun.
llavs that they reap their richest ha,.
vests. On that day they ar. filed will
some being habitue>, ,lh.n
INNOCENT GIRLS.
who have innocently entered them. Il
% at such times that the decoy enjoys
her richest opportunity, and right
does she avail herself Of it,
Words will not describe the cunning
raft with which she approaches anil
ascinates her chosen victim too often
charming her a. fatally a. the scrwn,
loes the fluttering bird that would. UT
annot, escape its glittcrin- eve. An,sg
hese women are the men whose best;:s!!
ppetttes they live by gratifying. The
'owl goes round, false ;:,rrrin"nt ti'''
he air, brains become clrE'lnl. tlr
pell works, and when high, c"rr
resh victims are offered ~ tie Mol"cA
{ lust; women and girls lave been rs!'.
ed Of virtue that the vile passions Of
e9raded men may he satisfied.
This ts not all, nor can al! be- told in
ne brief sDace available. H',: yet !le!'
'llst be added that the Eoc''l;m sa!an
too often the resort ~ another and
angerous class. the direct "u':r"w'h
r product Of prostitution. T':i> ras'
made up Of women. wh". no: '"n'rn'
18th earning their shameful wares. s''
automatically about rohliny those ul''
whom they succeed in a!'u''
z into these de"s. They Frequently
AXE their victims drunk. and then OIL
ire flimsv pretext or the other, licS'
quarrel with hin. and. added E t~
and their servants. a'tT
'ating rob him and turn Linn int" tie
reefs. IT il not seldom the t:'>t
ut
THE Poor, STt'rIrIEp vErTH.
found hy the police. can toll II" '''''
cted tale: often shame seals his !"ns'''
~ prevents him from. cs"lrin- the tA'
sure involved in the persecution
'ljtah and her Phil;>,inr a'!ie-.
All that j. here written j. known '"'
these places are allowed I" 'N,''
'e police arc u" more .''ali-':~' I" 'r'
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