New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-16
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

John Temple Graves. Editor oe The Atlanta
News seen at the Waldorf few DAYS ago. said:
Any ming I have assumed to say concerning the
possible revival Of the Ku KluX Klap in the South
was not IN advocacy, but merely prophecy
was SIMPLY rejecting Southern sentiment and
aimed TO Indicate The attitude OF Southern thought
upon the necessity for visiting certain prompt and
terrible retributiol upon the brutes who commit
'he unspeakable crime against our women Per-
sonally would favor posse court. to be organized
by the assembled mob, that might summon the
nearest Justice OF the peace to preside and after
taxing testimony that should leave no doubt Of the
IoehIry OF the guilty brute that he should be
hanged within twenty-four hours. and so have the
forms Of law respected. Every spectacular element
s-'1to asa De eliminated from the trial and speedy
execution for the reason that the chance OF be-
coming FOR day the cynosure Of all eyes dis
counts IN the negro mind the fear OF death. II he
We're assured that conviction led TO the lonely
c4uslon Of bridge of signs that ended in the gloom
OF midnight and his extinction by some
known only TO himself and his execuuoner. It
would be a powerful deterrent Continuing, Mr..
Ggaves said: Though I am of Southern birth and
my library that has been thurbed the most 3 The
ne ana Lectures Of Wendell Phillips protest
Eiiiration for his sincerity and the courage with
quence with which he advocated them even
though compelled to sacrifice social position and
tegrty Of purpose and fhour y beIieVs his corss
IN reference 20 the negro question has been hurtful
TO the tranquility OF the South, have no SYM
INDUCED in by the Alabama Congressman. and
anv T gS to1Su peeps OF the Soatn Gep.ecA1s
Please buy my pencils-two for hve cents" was
the appealing plant OF a young standing
against Of the pillars that support the elevated
railroad structure at the corner OF a street that is
usually througed with feminine shoppers. His sight
less eyes the attention of large percentage
OF those who pass the spot and many who will
not buy nevertheless drop odd perEies into the
days ago was mastered by her synpathies and
with the money in her hand that she was willing
cautiously extended the Offering toward the sight
before sfe srrendcred her donation She ala not
mean TO be deceived and then res;et It.
Women is peculiar was the ungrammatical
comment OF the conductor on a Broadway car
The one that prompted him 20 philosophize had
+ rendered s. bill in payment OF her fare and when
told the change would all be silver she replied ex-
citedly IT won't have II: stop the car and let me
woman. Indifferent 10 the time it would take or
personal annoyance she had assumed was hustlIng
for change that would be principally in paper.
The Manhattan small boy. deprived OF natural
Fairgrounds has developed remarkable keenness
for making the most OF limited possibilities Moth
ing is sacred to him unless under the very eyes OF
his arch enemy. the policeman. Warning and
danger signs are as meaningless as though he could
not read and he has only to hear Of a police or
Board OF Health regulation 70 dsobey It for the
fun OF the thing. This was shown IN Park Place
the other day when some workmen we're raising
heavy safe 70 the window Of upper story Office
The red danger signs on the pavement sent pedes-
TRANS into the roadway and the pavement was
clear within the danger Three small boys in
search Of q gaming ground for a round Of penny
tossing discovered the clear spot Win the big sale
dangling away above them. stTaiu!ng ropes that
were none too strong. they began their game
They paid attention 70 warning shouts and
scattered only when a policeman Ia uniform came
into view They did not realize then that he was
driving them out OF lctua! danger. but thought
that he wished 70 stop their gambling
1T IS surprising how many people there are who
do not know that they living in tenement
the new Tenement House Commission the other
ington ave this morning on Official visit 20 in
the downtown district. and not tenement IN any
thing but the Official wording OF the law
" I want 10 inspect this tenement I said 10 the
woman who came 10 tie door OF the second floor
What did you call it?' she demanded severely.
e I'm tenement house inspector. explained.
she did not let me get any further but burst IN
with. To have you know this IS not q tenement.
It's respectable apartment house.
i knew my duty. and had a Look at the plumb
Ing. IN spite OF her protests Finally, against her
will. she convinced that IL really vas tens-
ment house under the ~ ".
-, Wen lust wit q, a. husband comes 7 nome:
II II got out that sVe were living in a tene-
ment house ana had 70 be Inspected
MISS GL OVER DANGEROUSLY ILL