The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-01-07
THE DRINK LAW Of ENGLAND
PUsLic HOUSES TO &c NOTIFIED
7HEY EEE BLACK LISTED.
MAJ Hssssr1E a-1 Wives sees -
cE-isi sers-stio-s AHss -sst-
al Drs-ker-sSs-Tfrss Cor-
sicti.-s B-i-Fs -ois-o-o-.-

toodoo. IaaEHrT s-The -eE
F-s-H-r A. uhich cE-e ir-o
Gs-ce o. 49, years cay las l-e-
rsfnr ne r.ristrates Ar police
zu-h utE E1rE
Polios c11rts CO Tllrzl1y l1-zli-E 2
-err crorees via pessie c1ri0-s 20
- tow TIE reE AZ worked T1ey
sc-zi-ly is.-re5 thirEs Ebo1t the itw
o. srtrki-r rtich E1rp-iset hen
One u fhe frst victims. 20 give a.
SnstA.ce. uas an ois vo--An @ south-
warE 80 cane hef0Te the EzEistrate
To- ne sirth time sirte the tsEiunlng
% lfat. chkrEei with being iruuk
So uss aeut 20 p-ispn. f0- . n7rth.
bsunf over 10 keep the pace and
Nal ustsi ss a. hatlt1ai irIukart
which means thst she e. iabls, to
hssFier perAIfy if she ts esen disc0T-
e<ef purchssing iuforic&ting i.gu1r On
o. neEt thres years-
a most r0tzbie case tazit Eith zss
n slmmous br9aEht by aad granted
20 Sir Chsries AIlen Lawson. the An
so-in5ian pubiicis;. against his zife
As an hAbitusl drunkArt. The new laE
gives the magistrate the poEer %
graf 70 either husband or ~if- a sep
srsto1 fro1 the orenting party Oh
eviSenoe q repested courictioas tor
drunkenness
Blt the courts had their humors.
Zoo One mar. for Instance. chAiieng
ID the magistrates right % -bizckiis; -
kirn on the ground that BE- had got
drunk % rev years eve before the
at cane into fcrce
TIE us~ drak A.. besides. Is a.
sa0st a. good As a cheap divorce
In sOue Gases ats ehect
azs already been quite startling. M.
zerO1s applications we're made on
ne~ years day and again yesterday
for a judicial separation on the part
81 husbands and wives. charging their
spOuses With habituai drunkenness. 50
ehAt they we're unable to live togeth-
81
such was the case Of a couple IN
which the complainant under this sec
ton Vas Ssked by TIE Clerkenwell
magistrate whether be considered that
by reason Of habltual drink his wife
was dangerous to herself and her az
fairs
Yes. vas the answer. and the sum
mons was granted. which means that.
n sufficient evidence IS forthcoming
on the charge. the woman may be IA
keo care OF at the states expense
for an indefinite period.
woman in North London obtained
summons against her husband be-
cause. as she described him. he wds
an Tint0lerable companion t6ey kept
a beer house and the husband had an
snpleasant way Of clearing the money
drawer when he took the notion.
which, the judge considered. vas
suite sufficient cause for granting the
summons
SIR. Rose. the senior magistrate Al
ne West London court, Interview 81 or
his legislative novelty. said the nev
hing about Il which would prove a
terror TO evil doors vas the black
list to qualify for which a person had
to be convicted OF drunkenness three
times during a year.
He had no doubt the roll Of dishonor
would soon reach large proportions
sa,. While Il would BE- extremely easy
To prepare the black list. the dificulty
would begin when the public houses
vefe supplied with it for the purpose
of denying drink to those whose names
and descriptions we're written there
o1
Unless man happens 10 have a
wooden leg or other prominent feature
hoS b. the baman. it was asked. 10
identity him. supposlng he had never
lad that customer al his bar before.
Ar- Rose agreed that busy public
house. can not always be producing
he black list. but for the Identified.
uon Of unknown persons with red
noses. policemen ~in have 10 Judge
whether person Is drunk or sober.
hr Rose puts faith In the gooi
Sense o. pOlicernen-
Ne'ertheiess wh0 may b. feeling
out Of sortz aftar dinner had better
use hAnsonaa. a. the act appears 10
have missed th0ss coaveniert vehicles
in il scope