New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

properly organized there would be no reed for in
in New.York are Miss L. F Foster, Miss Kate l.
Kane. Mrs Ella Maggie. Mrs. r 3. Gourlie. Miss
Green and Miss J. 4, Riley Mos; Of these
stationed In New-York Two are now in Albany.
Miss Kane who is nov in Rochester. was recon-
mended for her place, three years ago by The
BY her own employer and MAN. other n pr0mi,nent
business men. who believed that the experience
gained by a woman who had spent much ~ her lie
a broad and praciicsl view Of her new work $50
with Mrs Ella Nage she represeR, nj, tT w2@n
nsrc,,G Io or" a,ors 10" snH as nd
dressed The convention on ;hc work o; the women
porsr Mi:s Kano Ss snd WIN 'P
II have Away. noticed that employees seem to
have great confidence in the women deputies
whom they regard as puzzle servants and az their
friends As for the employers. have me- with
sex. tut on tho other hand know Of many VINO
have complincntgd the women On {he -x
pericnces will serve as example OK Occurrences
that are not at AL unconmsn IN 'sGIo o} ~T r
escape with the drop ladder hung over an are. 80
that any one using T. would have had TO drop
distance Of ahou; fourteen feet. TIE trouble Wa
81 sis remed.ed by extending the Da'conE - -
TO ladder should drop =? ihe gTS1 gSr onts out
The danger. which. he sid ha'. csc pea r.s NV -
He added that the change might save his own NE
and the lives of many Of his tmIloyes os an
OCCUPATION Tor women asked the r porter; ..,
In The first place rePiieG NJ I'm" "i,,s md
the impression aat she viii lye an ea.y une VII VII
soon find h-r mistake " re y nol .o' ~
inaally bcneftinE those for whom she is workin1es
the woman factory nsIee.or "qo'n u.s.. lax SAID
'f.very true woman wants 20 bereht ty'.9~ -
ilgs and where coud she find De Ter hft Ior bs
81 1er!ncs Of the toiling mosso-? 49,
The trs- and mos important qualli.t1i35t' yi az
good common il-t. 10 tit4 ri4+''
a'l~t a thorough knowledge Of the Jaw sne i sen.
p. enforce ana unfa.lins good temper No mater
wa, he or5vocafion she snouG never i0se her
f-n.-or though. OF course 10 nor n'at .'' a.-
should not demand rom emp.oyer wae8 ~ nf bim
Good sense and tact 60 long way toward making
'Alih5ugh a number Of the inspectors have hal
practical oxperiencc IN factories ana ,, s
Establishments. and have tound 10 ot ~ .s9~,
them thts docs no. sem 10 De = go
ancto" for Others 5 nave son and Rave male
.''.fs,, rsrs,Tors rotvitn standing In the lsrtsr
eia.- IS Mrs Martha Il Amy. Of jamestown VINO
Ms Amy was appointed deputy fact9ry I'm, I'M
ser,ica r,,les ever in force I'm ths state. She is
graduate u Syracuse University and has aways
p pfin organzations' Mrs Amy saws:
was a,TaGla 10 ns wS.E Of the real con-
ditions existing among iaoorins people nave
hsTs s sna bars come to tee that the labor ques
ion Involves either directly indirectly. ali that
IS Of ya ,.n and 10 e ai a the Tok of scSor
inspection but under II all there Is high IDEAL,
which appeals possibly noTe sr 0o y5 u, aifer
that tho strIcter enforcement OF the Child Labor
sT r ne s' CIV two 70 ark a na' r
OF 1900, 90 for schoolhouses. Just think what
difference the Intelligence OF the community me
enforcement 0, this law for single generatlon
will make Then n9tice ne moral upll,t that
The work presents n"ver-endng variety OF
possible friction"