New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

xs uHdss the 3UsnS: of the
moments OF solitude the heart OF the poor creature
VIII turn toward US her spirit Will brishten and
on the one hand the visits OF the woman friend on
me NE Other are the true means OF lighting against
the EVIL during imprisonment. .
charged prisoner?
Fourth question: Can we hope to diminish the
number Of prisoners IN the future?
Keeping still to Professor Lanne!ongue's lecture.
perfectly espound to You took shape l must add
Prisons have @ nes sR like en Them we oS
tain consoling and even surprising results by the
by Or. Lannelongue. can answer the third and
fourth question BY pointing to the third scientific
Bacterloiogy. the science destined TO foresee and
avoid those physical disorders which destroy health
study which goes back to the source of the evil
and determines its nature, thus contributing' 10
ought to try TO go back to first causes. This is
not always easy. At first detect some signs On
We find them again. but only after much STUDY ana
ey 9r ogiea mnq 90 ooye merobe which
We wish to discover and destroy assumes VARIOUS r
d2nesrous than the physdal microbc II this
counts by egions in the hospitals. where so manq
diseases are collected together. there are also
bring the patient TO the hospital in spite Of the I'm.
Roopre of andinr there the remedy beside the evil
The Learned risk their lives u, IN save their kind
Thanks TO the learned the patient often 'ee''"'
health. 49,, ,,oir ,,vee
In prisons also those who have devoted thelr ives
TO the study OF penal questions meet one anotner
They have discovered that the & pqimery causes
to which we must lool! If would th9roug my
understand the morbid factors wnIanchoiv places
1t is this ignorance and sefshness Wnlch w, we nioi
destroy I'm order TO purify and transform INC suo.
eurtoynd In and IN the future diminish the num-
Der Of prisoners.
PRISON CHARITIES
Tho charities which have the interests Of these
unhappy people at heart have nor rfcVN .%e,r an
sympathy The public generally resls's otTr
peas with some subbornncss II Is GOMEZ tnw ard
however to state that me f'Ter are Indebted for
his honny change to the generous hearts All. aIn
thoughtful minds OF th9sr WI" ia he cassed among
The prison charltlet mn works on account
the most important philanthropc wotn H, enonce II
OF their immense moral and sOclal Sstrr,rg IN its
mas thoss workers who seeing the sureIliS III
full extent. raised the alarm, aWn nnrgv and they
aid a great deal toward the development VI "''
preventive measures a., .,.l, 20 live in A hos
,,,al and devote ones self to the service o. ,,n
Hictcd il is no less touching and yaiuhoe suffering
ia Hs si' intense And lust in the hosp r a ,y
surgeon and his MS 90 no nraents whom they
49, 20 relieve and cure so the prison vi Gents
mUic 60 nnthIrg but the weak beings or paavi ng
must sec Tir b,, the roadside. who are pr1sy'mS
W,' nnlT AMI who they must hep TO stann we We
again g IN Sank health to who snye lost v6
I viii conclude this account ~ 'r,rison Of St
rh W." The worthy chaplain OF the pr'7o" "
LMaGa n he said u never so c h@pPy this
- 49, sirca I fulnt my sacred ON .,ainfrl
have been hor-tso, have learned what palHSu
noreor oads 20 wrGngdong WINE Tnet"ning to
hlIongr9 ssioms and condolences. become on, ~" am
mn t rol i ,olnrancr. deporc them ana l ,i,tty
cerciv humbled whom think 81 ,,,, "a" Inv our neigh
w, an ,r,snn moro than osewher" We eNpt tgrcr
zeal ioy FOR We can always rcIi'yyr., uscharged
w may speak 20 her hopeiulN. Nn',t i,creJ crca-
" ~ r.turn 10 hor family ~ an Ai,Ut ,o ,rcr,
,uro, She may become iV.rE gn" h,,.. been able
l..
w.. ana tindu,rs we have shown ~. ""' ,n11,n
mprsonmsnt tell 10 ye ecc Diners dcsrous OF M
u ,,iac. in witch fee. so happy ahu ~, with
hope the good chaplAin VII I'm nj IN telling You IL
ne ,,,.rre: Won in our work aud to make '"" '''
in,. c.r poor afflicted o1"s. 49,, ,t,h Michel
H., ,irrn Mic Niche Do GRANDEUR. for ha r6
,,Hgd ~. naritv for Women ll..n ,l ,o .,r
(, Lar. ard TO express my FiateIiuI ~ NV
=. - .b. friends VINO hav" hc'N,' Nc tt't 10y
,,,,t ,. I'D intellectual development Mai' ,,r.3.r
r caro,n" d. i''rr.aH an' ,o fi bona ronccp,ion
" ,H'' .b, tr 1874 uuLilshel the Manual l"ii
Vrso,- .o 'hc poor" This i,ir r%nk - 10 All
81 N'.., 90 min th,lr uCghbors. Thirty !Gd!s
i,cr -. ,lrtr.ls woman dtvoicl net ~, Tn-or,.
-" DHn.t,.E Vts,,nr@ Manual" Both works point
o,,. INC close connection '"tw''h =, I, roror- 10
moral misery and ieaC MS 10 ,E Xoh dds with r
ana ,Snr,l her lns ut,crlncc chiefly concerns
The fate Of female p'i"o''r' i'o,n Vii he con-
,".f,o. .'Comfor' others ana H' sh''' "' ~
Wh'r con we bring comfort more surciy than n IN
, tr SON =, hose heavy door. olth 20 ,,s ON,
u ~ ~. H.. family. whose barred windows Cut
81" tho world - Tho living 80 'h -" ,.,r,,or ,Sho
49, 49, -, ozor. was greeted nv the watchuhh
NJ the wicket gate with The" poetc W I'M and tho
~ w, Iort hut that does affect you, Tor you
,IvSy,vs ring q raw o. -u1shlne mere. ,,,,.,,Dr
""'' ISAUFtI.E AMtlhE Bt"IrLCI.
ct, ..,ff ~ Women