The evening world., 1894-07-13

Kitchen. For cottages, as they are called.
ruW houses should designate them.
ulyN lttle pens bui't In irht rows. each
huu.- having Tive rooms and un con.
N,I trh,rs. Mr.. Pullman charges SIS pcr
muIIh ana II cents water tLN. rueu hc
irl'uri "a new lI,h ,u these ''o,t9Gr>
- utrk lN which hr could make tnem
DRAW a bigger rent. Tie closed Np III"
stairway aud hui.t - ! ur roM NJ STEPS
CA me outside. from the rear Nurt d"
the second story Then the cottages
hr,amc iii-. with two rooms III the
tirst Hat and tury" ia the second, rs Il
NN,-ruumrd cottage hr t,Ot the cNurhi-
tanl rrnt of SIS IL u month hut as mats
he charged 81 ~ month for each that.
upper and lower, and niiN cents a month
water tax for each HAT making SO a
month Tor the house which formerly, as
II cottage. paid SlS.'I.
ROWS Of EMPTY HOUSES
The corner houses in the better class
81 rows hly" clIh. small rooms. NJ con-
VcuicHc"s "Ncrp, WAGER In the kitchen.
Their rent L. Nii pgr month. N garden,
ana only the same space tenement dwell
u.a are given in New y rk for hanging
their wash. SIX anl srVrn-roumei
houses, no rlNvcuioncrs. usually rented
by Women who kept hDIrirrs, ar" $50 a
month. tni wa,,r tax 'urrrsrnndingly
hISl. MI these large houses, ANA they
AZ" NJ; plentiful, are empty ana have
been Tor "A .'nS time, as n workiugmin,
even the highest r.ass, could pay the
rent.
several men with wnpm talkeI saw
the destruction Of cIrS from their DOOR
NAYS. tai, uui ON, of them has been any
closer To The riotinS. and they all say
that none of the Pullman Wurkmrn nave
hr.u rnshGvd IN dee l. Of iLw,c-snc,s
the strike was on seven weeks before
iAr soldiers came, AMI nnt i single dis
tur.tucr hil been h"Iri Of
There WAS not the slightest reason
for haNinG the soldiers here, sand "A man
to m, "e>"ept that Nh. Pullman wanted
az TO appear To- the public AS lawleSs.
uutS were appointed, trouble began.
| Vino mat" IA. Nnt the strikers.
swear it and can prove it. 1t was done
/ IL create a ia Sc imprrssiu and take
| door TWO hired deputies st fire 10 the
cars down There On III" track All the
Stnk"ts have been stay inS at home.
/ They know the deputies would only he
| too giad To- shoot them ana .hen declare
! they were dong something wrong. We
/ don intend 10 give Them the nance.
| children, ana "" Won h9ht uuui the
babies are hungry. " hat well do then
! even We can't tell.
PULLMAN PLAYS WINNER.
| "liow"v"r the STRIKE goes, Pullman
seems 10 be hensiited hy Il. His hotel
/ named for MS daughter Florence. wns
| LOSING Sl,ub a wtek untiI the strike
! N"M 1t Is feeding S.d soldiers and cant
| get enough help 10 do the work. Every
! room in the hotel Is occupied, a thing
/ tory. IN" charges are 81 per day anc
! 81 tor IL single meal. There is one GOO,
| Stor"ke"r"r near Pullman. All those
| Mr.. Pullman can reach, such men a.
. occupy Ms stores. have refused trust I,
/ Tn" SCtrikrrS. the one 8tOr"k"eper
| speak Of was told not 10 give the strikers
! lrust 4 Kept them last winter wher
! intN were working, and don't see VIII!
/ should stop now was his reply.
/ "IUlimau IS now within city limits
! All the Adjoining towns have free posta
| delivery. Pullman could have had IL a
" ell, but Mr.. Pullman, without consult
! in. his prhpie, declared they did no
want free delivery. that the! were pre-
pared To- pay for Il hON and walk 70 th'
post office for lnc,. mail. Why did IN
tie? Because II they had been giveI
free delivery Pullman would have be
come fust-Dt!ire station a, Il, g, -, or
who can tel, possibly y, the letter tina
is put t. every thing "" don't care I,
nurlc. Mr.. Pullman would not have
/ Pullman slrnci. off the map; ii hurt hi!
big head, 50 pullman people can wall
for their mail" NELLIE ely.