The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-29
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say She looked little more unkempt than
ever yesterday. This is the way the World
ideali2ei her yesterday morning:
CheStnu'Nrrwn hair that had been rnrted tho stde
aufed over her forehead leaving only trace OF the
part, At the back the short hair was as M ggcntIy
arranged She has shapey head. a long, low white
forehead light, bnishgrny eyes shielded by glasses;
small 'y chsced nose rather too wide at the nos
trls Tor symmetry; cpior'ess complexion; checks
that once hai been fun but now are slightly gunkcn
giving NO diratey rinchch appearance TO u that
loses its beauty Of to.m in tho rapid de.
cline to the chin. The mouth IN rcpose is hard and
sensual. the curves gross. the lips fu aud bloc Hess
She smiled that hollow. ravcrnnus emile, her
eyes sh3he behind cf glasses. CAD AMI proud look
qniriin h"i slaves her lne face took on some color
and beer fumes.
In othcr words. she is u frowsy woman.
whose face shows the marks of dissipation.
Put the line. SYM athletic, picture tiekled tho
mann. lid tho talking Yesterday when he was
"ap rita FH ,hn In ! to s F Fiji iyrnnts and
rnSa}s who iyr on the brains Of the working
Would you huv" killed him if you had been
detailed to do il Z" he was asked.
= He smiled and said. Il do not know enough
He sailtnat an Autonomist Anarchist mover
gave away his plans il he wanted to do away
simply went aud did it. That was the princl-
pal difference between Autonomists and Com
mMnhists
lists he said XII anarchy 'v wcre tho ru. there
would DO no marriage. PEOPLE would work
Joy the fruits of their toll. Under the changed
conditions there could be no loaters,"
o As he nSW the Children wS94 be pEGyheS
enough to answer that question"
In this weeks numhcrof PR .Anarchisi. the
has an article over her own signature n abusing
John Most She brands him as n coward. aud
So that ont Of hatred and envy he has spread
Comrades" she goes on. ii there is
fGs % t lin Do net
ss 5ss NJ sGes% !s2's
But enough has been said 1t would
taEe vol umes TO describe his miserable deeds.
Words do no good with such a fellow: good
thrashnS would. perhaps. not change this
man. but it might shut up his mouth"
leading article in Tho same number. rcfer-
ring to Berkmans attack on Mr.. Prick. says:
millionaire rohber ike frcs is more powerful and
more absolute IN ms cog1ty than any OF the crowned
crime and there is no power 70 Irnr INN to Justice.
AR ms & Se view Of
al these cruel %n,rag,s asa!ns the working people
lie anTjha,v in order that the people may enjoy 10
hrtvT OF ny'r SLOW % aG W,
them all the institutions Of men, The people bleeding
from Pittsburgh Il,it, BnurrS"
The Goldman woman and her associates
VIII have to give UP their rooms at $40 ruth
Second avenue ar" the agents for the property.
and when they learned yesterday afternoon
what sort of tenants they had they prepared
to get them out as soon as possible The rent
for half month was paid in advance on July
%. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Michaclis noti--
fled zimmerman that the whole party would
have e. leave as soon us the half month was
up This was agreeable news TO the rest of
the tonants. who hhve been very uneasy since
they discovered who their neghb"rs are
There was great excitement in the house
ed that the friends Of Emma Goldmann were
going to blow up the fiat on account Of the
summary order that her rooms should be va
Gated. The report appears to have arisen
Mrs. WalSh. One OF the ncightors said that
she found n piece Of iron PHO with fuse at.
tachcd lying outside of her door on the first
floor. Tho pipe. which was about a foot long,
was tightly sealed ut either end. and from one
end small piece Of lir"crackor fus" projected.
Mrs Walsh would rot acknowledge that she
had found such an article
IT'S mono 81 your business o., or nine nine. she
said with mn mir Of mystery. ~ the Fifth street
police station no report "i Mrs. WnlSh's find
tenants rushing around the halls with hcr
ii. She was very much excited then. 1t is
supposed that practical joker has been
The wife Of Chief oMaree of Pittsburgh; who
on tie Pcpn5yiyaMIa r9ad f t a. x 3foSk 'ast
Mollck' $ room al long Branch;
These letters hnv" been translated into Eng
tho Goiimaun woman 10 Mollick, and refer to
the condition Of his wife. They also mention
DR.. Hoffman rs treating Mrs. Mollick. Mrs.
band i' view few 81 them may enabie Chief ' Mara
to make some more arrests.