Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
THEY WILL MIGRATE
wse Women OF Waterloo-st Are
Moving Out.
IaEY aRE sOT WAITING FOR ORDERS
hs Aetioa % ths Co0neil - Having a.
fueSt- fhs " olnen >sy fhss h&ss
kti0fanrd SuPsri ntsaaeut last
ulAu 1Aiks a. a Repsrter.

Ihe scton ~ tAe council last Mon
day ,n request ~ tne Board oi laaoe
Ans. llre Comm >s.onsr, 60 lmmtd.als' y
suppress tae houses ot -nfanie .s bee.n-
u.ae to Ilaye r. thect Several oi le
inmate, of WAterioo-st house, of pnas-
Uuum were seen o. cali 81
police Aeadqaal tiers yesterday
evening WITH very long faces. sna
L occurred g. IflfoEAN-
HHaAID reporter that the action of the
council might have something 20 do
with i. That is, - th the long %ces.
Thor calling al headquarters would
not m itself cause any suspicion, for az
ti4e inmates uf these houses are IT,
Qercd o. give an account of themselves
every 80 often. and they are frequently
seen M Superintendent taSinlans pr-
waite office. Il4c long faces. however,
called tho attention ~ the reporter,
and Dec called ou the perutendont a.
soon as th, women had left and asked
WAy 80 many women OF low character
Were calling on nnl.
Mr. Eastman smiled, and answered
"Why. YOU know they have Ia come
here to register" "les, answered ihe
scribe. "but there is AN unusual NUM-
her coming these daVe. ANA they wear
-uch long faces that Thought. perhaps
Che action al the council had caused
,uem 10 start 20 migrate from thor
Aa UNITS n the FIRST ward.
Mr. Eastman smiled aualby a! TINS
and sald - as. that word migrate ls
a good word. They are migrating fast.
A. many as twelve or niiccn CARL, from
NattrloO-st. dens have come here in
tae past two days and SAID tlat they
had reformed and were gong away.
We know, of course, thai they vii
only 20 oway INTO the blocks 81 the city
where We cannot get at them ID con-
wet them of any .regularty. but J
tell them that ann glad 20 hear that
they have reformed, and encourage
them all can 10 1--we better lives. II
some one would only -tarikn industrial
Institution here. whore grl- who wish X
leave "A liic of shame could always iInd
employment, II would be great and
-oOd thing. These girls come out of a
mouse Oi ID fame. no one wants them
as servants, and they DO mot know how
90 DO any other work. 50 they are al-
moStc0mpelled u 90 back tothelrOld lfc
of shame. The Emerson Home could
form the nucleu, for such am ust.iu-
uon. IT is good as il Is, bat Is not large
enough. No, don't think that d.
VIII DO the city any good. lou Will
see them 0n the streets at night, 8t tho
thcatcr and 0ut driving. / warn each
one of these women who clam that
they have reformed, that II they
DO 90 INTO the blocks and con
tnue the old life wll deaf
a, h3rshly with them ~
the law VIII allow. and that VIII send
them 30 states prison. A. soon as they
leave the houses of lii-lamc thov are
supposed, n far as we are concerned,
10 be as good as any other citizen. and
must hc protected the same a
others" "Are not they protected hv
the police department when they are
i'm the houses of lll-iamc T' NO. FIT.
the police have never promised nor
gwen them 10 understand that they
would be protected: bat we say % our
selves Now a. long a. they run quietly
and no crimes are committed m their
house. Il is best not 10 arrest them. We
can not CXtcrmlnato them.