The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
|vEW or THE
WEEK IN CHICAGO
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nIcAo0 Aue. 3k~ons se me-
{a arut r6anito Of ~ poy 1aW
n eivf6g IT, boasd r. AeA111 ab-
so,ufe supefsisi01 Ut the tnpe-s
nsent and hedging house H..
tricts Of the city has been A
N dWeilerD - hasemeues 70 r.
nDoee elevated quarters within n.ne-
Sa Tor several weeks s9enfs OF the
sS5 fnxe been conducting investigations,
- he names of al persons living IN
SerE1,v apartments, the name OF the
<S.Se "a the premises and other data The
unnts ere now being served with for
II 800 TO vacate and the owners 70
- feethuith leasing the tabooed apart
- Ter living purposes. Penalties VIII
80 tor violation by either party. II
iS1eed by the law TO greatly thin out the
-. seee6fpg. disease-infected quarters
~ eity. The lodging houses which have
- sacked from basement to garrett By
- ct every election for TWENTY-FIVE
- past WIN, II the provisions Of the new
ne carried out. never again be man.
= The purity and validity OF elections.
1affey each occupant must be provided
p cubic feet Of breathing space. The
ana treble-bunked AS stalls must
nay 70 sxs rooms. with single beds.
keepers say II the law h enforced
0uet either advances prices or 90 out
- 4. X, crn.sasrr .veyv sv.,s.h,. scch
sco with sleeping hoboex. The board
teea Hnreisnting. however. and the al
49, preparatory 20 the winter influx
6amps have already begun
.esfn~ AZ 4he operstions az thu nav
Inspector Young, whose duties II WIZ
y - ~ provisions carried out. said
7 - PONt-lntellixencer man:
|HDleW h the time for Chtcago's public
f1o6 eltixens TO show In = practical way
mr. thatr philanthropy II OF the 1enu-
nog1- We cannot BE expected 70 turn
Deefost Of ths poor out OF their homes.
10Y homes they have been able to at
- - have no shelter but the SKY. they
80 have places to so and live ~ cost
70 eysf the rent they are paying Tor the
- trom which they viii Be elected
sN over the city there are thousands
vacant buildings. or rooms or apart
9e b vacant buildings, wn.ch the own
eeuld without loss devote 10 Just such
GIee until they can be rented. The smau
thsy could obtain from the families
-
= ~ new tenant.
Sunne az the places In which families
are 20 repulsiye that q stranger to
coudit.ons would be inexpressibly
ksd 1t q look within. Easements are
which are almost entirely under
~nd The walls are always damp: there
efYeu overfows OF sewage, and such
= lt6ne a. Z ray OF sunshine never pene-
80 within. The consequence Is that
6c1 are bred there and little children
r. tho hot weather at a rate that IL
nIljng. In case OF epidemic these places
- - pcstIlence holes OF the worst sort.
fAe church people should take up this
lfkr with view OF finding homes for
class Of people. temporary houses,
surroundings OF which will inspire
IN 70 better their condition. You
5~nnot expect a man to have ambition
= - Industrious when he spends his
E11splng hours and eats in a vile home.
J places are provided where these fam
"a can be taken we will proceed against
" landlords IN a way that will speedily
r. away with that class OF unsanitary
6ellines We are ready to do cur part.
"a ! feei that the public will respond
~ 10 thsirs II the facts are put before
EAem."
fAaeaeo n experfenctnr A servant Girl
fnmana 90 few are the applicants for
rnn1e1noe AZ housrworixers that those
- ,I1g ~rrs nat cniv nav nat do corn-
49, ,paatlv aavancea vasca I'm 10
(1ulv M. venr the nrAvai1tnr weekly
- Il ~. m.in ~ al vorr sr,piovesa
m a. Av.l,sr. wa. = r. 4. rov &
- - axr.r,.rc.a y,r,. cav - hsd
- = th.t avur. ne f.te vaar. en-.
<6rrrssrsvt.r rcrt,r~srt h., d.v.lor.S
~. 80. - .-.s,. ar e. ..,,~.,n.- ,~e,.s.
- $50 r,n- s....n.Ssv. .,a,,,r.ssa~
-. 5000. go .s.,.. - 80 -. - :,
90 n-.ss.h rs.,,,un "a rarwa~,ar -.rs.
4 g. 49, ga esrsn h..,,~as, ~. I,rt,sa
6fsfs. ~ S-,,,.r par,r.rr ana NJ
~ I. -.r,nr ,,s~,. ,a- r.,a. r.,.
$500 snas no O.. ra,,,a, ,,s, ..r,.re
800 IA Ssn,ea.a a,ora aursr~ An,tt
~ ana y,,ra 20 . .rr,,r.r n r,,ra,,.
sakev III, .nny, he ~, ,n.,r ala .,a,rn,r~
snsunA II ~. r,..r,,r,n w,v.s havs
sepne m h,,, ~. ,,s,,,x ~ ,he tI,,a..
3(Inns ana S.,,ra. -r,sn ,.,tr t,,aA,.rN.
80 ara ecrsra, sss,rah,,,,x w,,t navs
- tendency N cut thor, a,wr Thsv
fuks the hest servant. ana their former
Elftressew VIII be- glad q, vet them hact
II any price.
81.
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