The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-14
SMASH! SMASH.
MRS. CARRIE NATIONS ADVICE To
THE PEOPLE OF CHICAGO.
IL Parents Won't Protect Little Chill
dren, she said, Get Rocks and
Smash the saloon Windows.
SAW HER GRANDSON AGAIN
AND ALSO MET WOMAN WITH A
RICH BLACK EYE.
Nude Figure with a Mother HUB :.
bard and a sunbonpet.
MAYOR HARRISON IN HIDING
WAS NOT IN HIS OFFICE WHEN THE
CRUSADER CALLED.
Announced Earlier I'm the Day that
Chicago Didn't want Any Of
Carrie Nations Anarchy.
CHIEF KIPLEY ALSO ABSENT
WAS NOT TO BE FOUND WHEN THE
"wRECKERv WANTED HIM.
Announced Earlier I'm the Day that
Chicago Didn't want Any Of
Carrie Nations Anarchy.
CHIEF KIPLEY ALSO ABSENT
WAS NOT TO BE FOUND WHEN THE
"WRECKERv WANTED HIM.
Mrs. Nation Not Even Permitted to
Talk I'm the JaiI-worn Out and
Forced to Take a Turkish Bath.

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Carrie Nation
left Chicago for Topeka tonight. She Is
under bonds to appear in the Kansas cap
ital tomorrow for trial In connection with
her operations in that city. Before leaving
Chicago she announced that ass soon as she
had CLEANED up things" at home she would
come back here, and If things were not
properly taken care Of by the authorities
she and her friends would take matters into
their own hands and, to use her own ex-
preston. I'VE will make souvenirs" Her
advice to-day during her so-called lecture
was to '.Smash!" "Smash!" Smash
Her meeting with the saloon keepers,
which she announced that she would carry
out, did not materialize, and in default Of
having them for an audience she went once
more to the saloon at 30 State street.
which she visited last night, and in which
her grandson Is manager. and delivered a
talk to the people she found there. 1t was
q motley throng, embracing all classes.
Mrs Nation mounted table, and for fif-
teen minutes talked with great energy. urg-
ing her hearers 10 abandon both the use
and sale OF liquor and denouncing In the
most unmeasured terms all those who per-
mitted its sale anywhere in the city. As
she left the place she went up to a woman
who possessed a rich black eye and re.
marked:
my. my. what a pity. Who gave that
to your"
''You better ask your grandson who gave
1t to me- was the quick reply. HE knows
as much about the giving of 1t as do.''
To this Mrs. Nation made no reply, and
FASTENED out TO her carriage. Previous to
calling at this saloon she had made stop
In place at Sc State street, owned by e.
ID. Dreyfus. The proprietor greeted her
politely. and remarked that he was a rela-
tive of Captain Dreyfus, OF the French
army.
How do you think he would like to see
you In tbs buslness?' she demanded.
The saloon keeper replied that he was
making an honest living. This called down
. torrent of wrathful words, and after in
forming him that he was murderer"
devils scullion" and few other things os
that nature Mrs. Nation left the place.
Her meeting al willard Hail. tonight.
which preceded her visits to the saloons,
was attended by about 800 people, nearly AL
OF them temperance people, who applauded
everything that she said Her talk was not
long. and In closing she declared that she
did not want any hatchets used, and that
she believed in peaceable means OF closing
the saloons as far as possible. ALI means
OF that kind, she said. would be exhausted
before more violent methods were used. In
her address during the day she advised her
hearers to use rocks IL necessary.
Now / am going back home for a few
weeks" she said as she closed tonight.
'and as soon as have cleaned house out
there. and 1t will not be long, L will be
back here again, and IL the authorities have
done nothing and are willing to do nothing,
We Will see what is best TO be done, and IL
1t is necessary we VIII so to smashing
things. We will make some souvenirs, 1
tell you
She expressed herself as more than
pleased with the treatment she had re-
ceived while In Chicago, and departed with
the assertion that the rum power in this
city and other large places in the United
States was tottering 10 its fall.