Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-23
I'D PROTECT THE PRISONERS.
Judge miller Determine 90 Interfere.
HEREAFTER PERSONS WHO TALK WITH PRISONERS ON
THEIR WAY 10 OR PROM TIE POLICE COURT WILL BE
BROUGHT DKFoRE HIN.

bkOlGhI BkfOkk HIN.
Referring to an article In saturdays STAR Judge
Miller this morning said 20 the bailir In the
Police Court that it had come 20 his knowledge
that each morning when the van arrives at the
court with prisoners persons stand about the
entrance and talk 10 them He wants II UNDER
stood that hereafter when prisoners are brought
10 court no one Is 10 speak 10 them while going
from the van to the court building. II is
Dad enough as 1t is, their being COM
pclled To pass across the pavement In view
OF the public, and nothing can be more offensive
than for persons TO engage In conversation with
tnein as they pass 70 and from the coui t-house.
Any person caught at IL again he wanted brought
rgnt into court. Ample opportunity, hr said, VIII
Always oe Afforded prisoners 10 see attorneys and
Irlenus ana there Is no use for any more pubic
exhibitions.
Mr.. Padgett said that each morning when the
van arrives persons congreyate on the sidewalk
ana SO cDstruct II that persons wanting TO pass
are required 10 walk out into the street around
| Van. III Few arrests were made the evil would
The judge said that the suggestion was a good
one Hereafter he wanted the officers IN charge 10
keep the surroundings OF the court clear while the
prisoners are ben- transferred from the van the
court, and everybody who congregaJes there he
wanted arrested and brought into court.
society Notes.
Minister Romero went over 10 Philadelphia on
Saturday TO join Mrs Romero who is visiting Miss
Acklen Minister and Mrs Romero Will go TO At
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Grimes and child leave the
city on Wednesday for vacation the first weeks
n which they Will spend In Indiana, snd late In
August they will go 10 Asbury Park.
Miss Pruyn, daughter OF Mrs. j. V. l. Pruyn. Is
visiting In New York.
Ey-Gov. Carroll and family and Commander r
b. Bradford and family have taken possession OF
cottages at Newport
Miss Almy was one Of the bellies at the hop given
last week at Richneld Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean have gone 20 Bar
Harbor for August.
Miss Emma Thursby is at cottage City, Martha's
Vineyard.
A.r. and Mrs. A. c. Tyler have left New London,
and are now AT Bar Harbor
MI. and Mrs X. B. HAYES are at Watch Hill
The Misses Preston, three daughters OF the
Haytien minister Will row In ladies' boat race
on saturday on Lake George, each one OF the
preston sisters rowing with nyal crews.
Count and the Countess GALL Rev. and Mrs W.
A. Leon ard, Minister and Mrs. A. II. Lawton, Dr.
ana Mrs. w. I. Johnston, Miss Lila Townsend and
Miss Lizzie Washington sailed Tor Europe on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. senator Davis is at Old Point Comfort.
Chas. E. kincaid, Louisville Cotvier-JOuuaL and
Mr.. Howard Kincaid. OF the Pension Office, were
called home saturday by kilograms announcing
that Their rather, Capt. Vim. Garnett hincald, Is
lying at the point OF death In Danvile Ky capt ip-
caid is veteran or the Mexican war, and has teen
lnilrm for many years.
Mrs. E. j. Kellogg and Mrs F. T. sanner and
daughter, are summering at the Acme cottage, At
lanuc City.
Mr. Charles I. Ralston, a young journalist, for
merly OF this city, but now connected with the
Troy Tunes, was married last Wednesday, at Cam
bridge, \. Y, tOMiss Catharine Vischer
VIM. T. I. Mccartney, Mrs. g. p. Lohr and
Master Harry Chase are at the Ridge, on the
Chesapeake Bay.
The wife OF Representative Catchings, with her
two sons, Is spending tine summer at Oakland.
Miss Rose Brennan, Of East Washington, will
soon visit Long Branch to spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turpen and daughter left this morn-
ing ior Mountain Lake and Deer Park
London special TO the Philadelphia Press says:
"The autumn session OF parliament, which IL now
unavoidable, Will be a serious inconvenience 10
Joseph Chamberlain, who contemplated a visit 70
the EndicoJtS, In America, this fall Gossips here
have II that the wedding OF Mr.. Chamberlain and
Miss Endicott Will take place In January"
Word comes from Youngstown, OHIO that Mrs.
Logan, who was quite Ill for few days, has re-
covered.
Mrs. DIR. Bullock and her two sons are at Capon
Springs for the remainder OF the summer.