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The evening world., 1907-08-22

you arc undoubtedly Innocent uatn
proved otherwise.
II seems to me That sherTy'a ought
to do n great deal for the uplifting or
humanity, Il Il inspiring to ope's bet
Ter nature TO be regarded as they do
reRard women who come To Sherry.s to
eat without men.
Welcome at Shanleys Without an
Escort.
At Shnplcyb tho head walter said
that women wero very welcome with
out escorts. but that tho walters wers
discriminating az 10 The proper people
10 be admitted. No. they did not think
women more Objectionable than men.
aad they barred Objectionable men.
Good old Shaniey's' @
The head waiter seemed BIT bro-
midlc. and somctrSv / felt thnt nc had
not been in New rk long.
was told tha Z Rectors they hal
two s!des-one t..s was very exclusive
Gnd ono where lie world in general
was admitted IT Is excellent To pro-
vide a place for them from business
Uoint OF view. but hero again is tiIc
diHcuitS OF dividing tho sheep and tho
roatI uow do thsy do lit
As you s~c. women may dine alone
Al most places II thoy won't insist on
eo!ag TO tho roof garden, and Will sit
IN corner MS Little Jack Hornrr
AID. and pick out any chance pluns
left from said garden.
The evening world., 1907-08-22
GIRL PRISONER
At CONEY ISLAND,
WRITES AUNT
-
Sends Plea to Be Rescued, but
Detectives Fail to
Find Her.

Search is being made at coHey 1slHad
fsr a pretty eyerltrerf-s.aFr-eisis
Girl who. according TO n ietter sisnei
~ her name and Hent' to her aunt IN
Jersey cry. Is held prisoner, there BY a
rnnn against her Will.
Tho g.rl Ia May sehsck- She lived
witk her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Krauss. at No. ia Payonia ave-
nue.. Jersey City. until about tan days
ago. when she disappeared. The neKt
heard OF f.sF z2ss7 ,thla nota. which Mrs
Krauss received last evening by nnih
. Aunt sophie-For Gods sake coras
and get mo out OF herei an, In, consy
Inland. God knows just what house I
am in. L don't know A man IN abas-
Ing mo terribly Tho niscs's name
was signed
Krauss. who is barber, appealed to
the Jersey City police. and Inspector
Leonard sent detective Sergeant JaSnss
y. Larit!ns with tho uncle to the island
They visited questionable places st
coney. but failed 10 md trace OF the
siri. a new search is now IN progress
The evening world., 1907-08-22
BRAVE GIRL
FIGHTS MOB TO
SAVE AGED MAN
Boisterous Foreigners Attack
Feeble Ticket Chopper on
Elevated Station.

Her eye biackeped. her face and neck
scratched and bruised. hat gone and
clothing torn almost to shcds. Miss
Alice Svensen Was lauded as heroine
by Magistrate Cornell in the Night
Court early to-day.
Beside her. without mark OF the
encounter. stood an AGED Ticket chopper
from the Third avenue uptown Il" sta
tion. in whose defense she received her
Injuries, W S
Young woman" said the Magistrate,
..ysH have spiHak md courage YOU HItpe
done something TO be proud 9f.'
Turning 10 tho seven Italians who had
attacked the ticket chopper he expressed
regret that he could not punish them
more severely than By nn!ng them $40
each Two women who we're with the
men got on with ass fine.
Before dawn crowd OF thirty or
more Italian men and women who had
been celebrating ono OF tho feast days,
and some OF whom had apparently ceio-
brnted not wisely but too well. startod
from Eleventh street to the Third ave-
nus Il" a, Fourteenth street TO take a
train TO their homes in tho Bronx.
Warmed by 01.slatyesazza
Near. Third avenue and Fourteenth
street, County Detective Reardon, and
plain CLOTHES Detectives welt1man and
LAUDER. OF the Fifth Street Station,
were standing The Italians we're sing
Ing bslsterously, and the officers told
them to make less noise. as the people
in the nslghborhood had TO sleep.
II those fellows get home without
having fight. III be SURPRISED" re-
marked Detectiys KeaFd6n,
The crowd pushed up the steps TO the
uptown IL station at Fourteenth
street. and several of tho men
refused to drop tickets into 10 box.
George Schiller. sixty years old. the
ticket chopper. attempted 20 stop them,
and they all attacked him.
He Hns being roughly handled when
Mlss sNenson, who was waiting tor a
train 10 take her 10 her home, No rs,
East me ifnnared ana 'riiirty-clghtt
street. after. visiting friends on The east
was Sesseis attacked. The @emeT r
pulled ntNhcr tore her @hair. and ,hs
blow, blow landing. ia Her cothing was torn @
| her hat spatched OF. and tinger marks
/ on her throa, showed where some on,
! chokod her unti! sDe pevnrlor almost
unconscious 9=-t s
Reserves to the Rescue.
The cries for help brought Detcct,ye
| Reardon ana his companiunz, r and n.
they mounted the steps With theit
| li"bili,eF'' many OF the Italians Ned
Some ran through the office and others
broke down the exi, gate and escaped
down the steps. Tho detectives round.
/ ed up seven men and two women.
"A large crowd was attracted by the
| night and reserves from tho Eas,
| Twenty second and Fifth 5strestS ftations
| were called. They found the three dc.
| tectives with their prisoners in q cor
ner on the platform a, n,r,, I.
| Nicoio Jero vito Cabelftso. --frrank
staeii James Lora. Michael l.cra De.
rome vito. Joe BabNzio, Rosia TomanS
ana Annie Talchi
II have an old father myself,' Miss
sycr,sen told Magistrate Cornell wher
she told about the riot. and couldn'i
bear TO see man with gray hairs at,
tnohed like that"
The evening world., 1907-08-22

plain Il. or that anybody IN authority
there would care 70. Tho Cafe Martin
evidently has not had Tho Importance
OF this wpmans rights business borne
IN upon II as has the Hoffman House
Waldorf Roof Closed to Women
Without Escorts.
At tho Waldorf-As:or.a the head
waiter said yes, indeed, ladies could
dine there any nme or anywhere they
pleased 1t seemed TOO good 70 be
true. and VIC asked the clerk. on. no.
he sad. the Waldorf didn't nnd II
necessary to make any disasrseab!s re-
stricucns,
The waters there, appears. are
very good Judges OF people. and their
discrimination may hs depended Upon
to pick out tho proper people 70 be ad-
m!tSca; 50 they made no rule against
admitting ladies' without escort
We began 10 approve OF tho Waldorf :
this was MS It Ehou!d DO and entirely
acceptable 10 the woman jealous OF her
dignity But finally tho clerk admitted
that there Ii one place nj the Waldorf
where the ruis against admitting I'M
escorted women Ia rEidly enforced
the roof garden. or couTssl
A4sss--s4k.a .a--~eAas e4ls---osSe at tho H ss-
s:ian House. women can dina alone
there in the restaurant downatairs. but
they are rigidly excluded from tho Tooc
gardsn
What ia thers about New York roof
garden cafes thai is supposed 10 be any
moro dornoral!zinr t.a any other cafo7
Perhaps the air al ttrt elevation makes
people dizzy. and l have already rug
gsstsd that Now York associates the
fall OF man with eating in garden.
But rs Different at sherrys.
what q balm for hsr bruised feelings
and reward for her increasing appetite
is in s,oro for the New York woman
at Sherrysi You know what .Sherryss
Is Well. at Sherrya ladies may dine.
The fact that they have no escort Is
politely ignored: they are served with
charming Difference
sAerrF,s Is calm, AeFs#nse!qolssE,E
place. and us people 40 not look as II
they cared to recognize any OF this fe-
verish manifestations OF human nature
which seem to bcsct tho cRtes ot lower
Broadway, Tho Sherry attitude is that
The evening world., 1907-08-22
WE'D GIRL DESPITE
HERSELF, PARENTS
AND THE COURTS
Brides Relatives Charge Hyp-
notism and May Have
Marriage Annulled.

DEs MONIES. Ia. Aug. News of
the marriage OF Miss Katherine Homan
and James peyton at ManItou, Col.
which reached the family OF the girl
here yesterday. furnishes tho sequel
to tho most exciting cour,ship Those
who knos' 'he story ever heard or read
about.
Peytan, who Is a ,eweller here, first
met Miss Homan about two years ago.
and he made up hla mind ON tho spot
that he would make the Kiri his wife,
He has doas 80 dHEpits tho opposition
OF the GIRL. her parents and the, Of
forts OF half dozen Judges. who have
been kept busy for mora than year
Issuing lnjuncdons In a vain attempt
10 prevent Peyt6s Eyom making love 70
the girl.
The girls relax Rss claim that Pertnn
had hypnotixed @ss Homan, and pro-
essaings fss 4 ceS @ np, e g court s1d nd. ssF
ases esa Ah ShAas now.
The evening world., 1907-08-22
Lone Woman Barred
From Roof Garden at
Mezv York $ Big Hotels
In Some of Them They May Eat in a
Corner Doeunstairs or Go Hungry
Until They Find Escorts.
BY Edna Cain.

@ INCE eating is one Of me,
- Chief ends and aims of ex-
istence in New YORK it will
te readily .apprehended that the
refusal TO serve any one with a
dinner Is a very serious affair.
Several weeks ago the man
age5 of the Hoffman House re-
fused TO serve Mrs. Harriet Stan
ion Blatch, who is a very promi-
nent club woman and advocate of
woman's rights, because she was
unaccompanied by mag NatHf-
ally she resented ii, and the re-
sulting publicity has occasloned
much DISCUSSION IS to tho WhyS
ard whereforcs OF woman's dining
The evening world., 1907-08-22
POLICE STIRRED
BY WOMAN 5 CRY,
"BABY STOLEN"
But The Wardmen She Took
to Search Found Only a
Dog.

save my habyi They've stolen my
baby" shr4eked woman. rushing into
the East Thirty fifth Stree; Police Sta
ton early to-day. Lieut., Shea jumped
from MS chair. Here, yot.Green, Nur-
ray. Mccarthy shouting for the
wardmen. another ono OF those XII
mapping cases.
Tho woman. stu shT1ck4nE. Indicated
between cries that stio would lead 10
where her baby had been stolen. snen
told the wurtrnen 10 follow where the
fsiFsFaotsd= r1stt9Sre' le<. and form tney
Jared.
The wardmen waru led to n saloon at
Thirty third street and Thire~ avenue,
and through It's doors THE distracted
mother" bu-st.
Give me back my baby she
begged. first tho bartender. then tho
men she had interrupted In their drink
Ing. Suddenly she apied a man In
.osner
There he Is, He took baby,
Green. Murray and Mccarthy bounced
on the man Give us that KID" they
demanded
Search me" said tho man.
He took my poor l!ttlo baby re-
saH1Fd ,tha woI1.an. tttat5asaeat
FOX terrier ---
Wsn,!" sasped the wardmen, "A
fox terrier,
Yes sobhed the woman, BABY Is
her aame.
Then tho woman insisted that the
wardmeu's prisoner be locked UP. She
ofrercd him 40 to tell nor wherc Baoy
was, but he would not speak 10 her
He was, charged with grand larceny,
and said he vac Samuel A. Robinson
merchant or No, ~ Canal street
Bahy's owner described herself as
Mrs. Catherine Foster Of No AZ Third
avenue,
The evening world., 1907-08-22

The woman whose ie instinct compelling that she always
has man has thought Of perhaps tn she never insists
OH inst equal rgtshe aEes all she get and according to Shaw
she usually gets It,
But grea many women various reasons find Necessary
think occasionally and these will doubtless be interested TO know the
reci. status OF hungry New York You would naturally like
- inne why New York being New York should refuse
lone woman You readily admit that might be peasanter to have
man companion but you have why should you be dinner
The evening world., 1907-08-22

1nrn,d From the Hoffman House.
u, eonnany with another woman
, investigated tho New YORK WDtn
nr,h,em of 10 dine or not 10 elnes
u,..,b.r .tis better 10 kiaRap some iilat
-, know no, OF and invade the un-
,nowr cntes. or go dinnerless 10 pea
Nv panion Is a charming, ah.
woman. whose family helped 70 RN'
S.v York Its start In NE. ana "a
.,r. our modest violet demeanor wou'a
,,r toward atoning for me H'iss'h6
~ ,o,ween u. and dinner--a man
w. a..rnded 10 the roof garden Oh
,Iorman House At $50 r. M. Va
liked ita appearanee-auie'
With small parties din'nx ~,
The head waiter was very sos y
~, could not cat there unteas
.,s,t. OF the house. or unless
=, escort. ws-left hurrtcdiy oeeAa
r.,n,e we're beginning TO stare - -
pa,,stnirs We saw tho clerk -.
nnxt have been the same etetA .-
~. pl.,ch saw: he looked worfieu' q -
III r,,her apo,ogetic. no couiuh he.p
new 4, was hard sometimes. ous
of thn house ,.,,.
~. gathered from his manner t'A'
MA Mis- way about u woman
..o,,d AT unrestricted: but, OF oouFs',
,,,sutiona toward you are nol
edible. an
~. ro,f garden. and no seemed re-
,ne,.,, 10 tell. but finally admitted ti'a'
~ rul. was made TO keep ou' o.
jectionnble peopie' ~, -
nut does this rule Apply oh.s
women, DO you mean silat 'ao' NJ
IN any sense more eejecuonap'o 'na"
mcnT' 49, ~,
,ro Objectionable ws know how 20 osA
with them" ~
w. ,,terred that a, the Norman
rY,,x only tho men are taken on sus-
.,s,nr,, and you would think women
49,, -. an much more eligible 70 taat
a n Its sas a s
all
r,.n.d away from, the Martin. Too
w. could not dine at the Sate Ma.
-, .,,her, The French coun, who aebs
,.na waiter there did not enter iht'
| -, human feeling aspect OF the natte5'
! a. AID tho clerk Mt tho norman fhoa's,
I n WAS nothing 10 .stisrt Y s,eEe or 7'fieu tss
,omen dined so long as they did not
Gaia Marlin without es-
sorts,
He said. however. that there was
room upstairs where ladies 'nssai ps
served alone. But who wants to 40 70
mace like Martin, and dine on mp
stairs with few uniniereatinE women
IL look AT? You so, there 70 wateh
| the people and feel the a;ne sphere OF
N, ,hlnx. ~ much as you d. p -ats'a'
| ANA the people ana the atmosphere are
| downstairs At Martins.
| As We talkcd With tne count 4 F'-!'f
! brushed BM clad in a wonderful sown
IN red. Ut va. dutl. 'iame-eolored,
| sophisticated rcd. nRd u ~ was OBJ
rlous. copper hair and whole bat
,ery OF eyes We're but poorly concealed
~ ycit whieh m!glH have been Dor.
rowcd from Salome. O., y
I We did not see that The man WIZ
: The Vision toned down the sencral ef-
1 Tee, any. and tsc.,nE further ctfsfastei.
4 ve asked the count to explain why
,ladles are not allowed g dlne down
staira.
Hc said hs did not think he eonsa eS-
The evening world., 1907-08-22
CAUSE FoR GRAY HAIRS.

WORCESTER. Mass. Aug. Z--Tns
Rev. a. Vroseos ParashAees married
ChnrniarnRSos DespotopouinH and Do
Ineira christodulopouiaa nj fttchburE
on juno q TEs couple failed to return
In6 Cerrtticats TO City Cierk W. X
par.a. md ha is worrying himnsis gray
Tor fear they have 10 repsat the caro-
mony.
The evening world., 1907-08-22
PRAISE FOR JACK TAR HERO.

Z WAEHINGTON. AVE. "A letter
heartily commendins his courage and
.,.,Jlnass i.As peetl, adulesausi Dy iaa
Navy Department TO q. p. Ferg,isof, d
ncnfiian on the, lacoTiIa. who Whtia ON
leave OF absence saved thrae psraona
The evening world., 1907-08-22
FACTORY AND BOME IN COMPETITION.

factory and The home
ainaic nued III tho ohomer must
heS reached
thought mills
did
ahe had said 9
fashionable southampton
outlined English
The Catholic
ubbo
mcssomel elm tho mos
The evening world., 1907-08-22
ycyv Counsea for Mrs.. Lovctt.

NOW C0uhN~A A~' @sAef- AsS' - f'fNF1
Abraham Levy has hssn substituted
az counsel in the contemplated reopen
Ing or the divorce granted TO George
Mrs. I,ovett'a former COUNSEL were
Retchnus AZ Cwenn, The substitution
was granted BY Justice paCkey. es the
supreme Ceurf, tsFesksyr. III. VI 4,
The evening world., 1907-08-22

slipped and fell. in1urinS vein In her
4 left leg and making II necessary for
J her TO rcmain In bed for zonc weeks,
The evening world., 1907-08-22

her social and moral status Dc oweTe1
he had said.
It's best citizens wanted to
the auc,t ION
And then the venerable cdn
spoiled every thing by yaEreen
The evening world., 1907-08-22
MARRIED WOMEN SHOULD WORK IN q


ried
advancement in Industrial
and
nInuel
bookkeeper
What would do without them
work Is no domain
tor theIr homes and
ihnk or the
housewi
nnd6 her
~. In
oworks sheh o there"
woudh
diplomacy
thea aseetc-l kns
The evening world., 1907-08-22
MARRIAGE WoMAN,s DEsTINY.

lin
aim be S
de
her
lheoId m
be
back ,etooi
/ ficd. and that 5 hc o
wasa which
din
not
The evening world., 1907-08-22
REFERRED ONLY TO cLUBW OMEN.


which
n which re deal
He of
added
politics ciubwomen
iect
The evening world., 1907-08-22
By Ni1ola GreeIeY-Smif6.

nTHE woman who does not
work IS an incubus on so
. ciety," said Cardinal Glib
hons 10 me.
The premier prelate Of America,
who is spending the summer with
the Rev. Father O'Hara at South
amRten, /, spoke enphatically.
He was seated in the parlor Of the
pretty rectory, which lies between
The old church, simple wooden
structure, and the fast-rising stone
cdifice OF which he laid the corner
stone some time ago.
had sought an interview with
Cardinal Gibbons to take ISSUE with
statement he made last week con-
cernlng woman's sphere.
"The more woman invades the
The evening world., 1907-08-22
1900 =, away from the Martin. Too.

Turned Away rom Ute
We could no, dine at me Sfie aa.
In either. The French count VINO
"a head waiter there did not enter ~
~, human feeling aspect OF the nattei.
~ aid the clerk a, tho Hoffman Houss.
n WAS nothing 20 fttaf y s'sFs or Ttfep tB'
omen dined so long as they did not
catn-- -AiattIn without es-
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-02-01

Approved January Is, 1907.
o. D. BRuNIBAUeH, Chairman.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-02-01

linouent assessment roll ~ l49 90
J. W. Mills, hauling lumber . 2.s8
r. B. Hamilton, Services Fire
Guard .... il. 10 90
l.. G. Eisenhart, labor M $3.50 1915
A. A. Getchell, supplies to pest
house and court house . "a 90
owyhee Meat Co., meat to pest
mouse ...,s..--.. 800. 1899. 49O
W. H. Best, salary and expenses
as commissioner ...... .. 127uO
Ordered that this Board do now adj
journ until the 10Th inst at ten o'clock
a. m. 0. D. BRUMB UGH,
Attest: Chairman.
j. S. ST CLAIR, Clerk.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-02-01

Ordered that the Boaro adopt the
following order Of business
Isl. Reports.
End Action on Bills.
3rd. designations.
4th- Petitions.
5th. Appointments.
9th. Miscellaneous Business
Ordered that no account be passed
upon by the Board unless properly
made out, giving all items of the claim,
duly verified as to its correctness, and
that the amount claimed is justly due,
and filed with the Clerk Of tile Board at
least one day prior to the sessinn at
which it is asked to be heard.
Ordered that this Board do now adj
journ until the 18th inst, at ten o'clock
a. m. o. D. BRUMBAuGH,
Attest: Chairman
j. S. ST. CLAIR, Clerk.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-02-01

Leave your orders with Mr.. Geo. R..
Sweeney at the Idaho Hotel, for the
cleaning, pressing and repairing of
your suits All work neatly done.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-02-01
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Silver City, Idaho,

sent their official bonds as follows, TO-
wit:
Q D. Brumbaugh, in the sum Of
$4,000, with Charles Forney and j. N.
Brunzell, Jr., as sureties thereon.
Fred Bruuzell, in the sum Of $4,000,
with A. A. Getchell and j NJ. Brunzel.
Jr., as sureties thereon.
John Benham, in the sum of SIS 1000,
with Fletcher A. Halves and Thomas
Hewitt as sureties thereon.
Whereupon, I having approved said
bonds, administered the oath Of office,
ard duly qualified the said o. D. Brum-
baugh, Fred Brunzell and John Rem
ham, as County Commissioners for the
ensuing term.
J. S. ST CLAIR, Recorder.
Ordered that the official bonds of The
following named officers for the ensuing
term be fixed as follows, to-wit
J. S. st Clair, as Elk -otficio Auditor
and Recorder and Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, in the sum Of
$1,000.
Minnie Weston, as County Treasurer,
in the sum OF 100000.
NJ. NJ. Krieg, as Tax Collector, in the
sum OF $1,000.
Whereupon, the Board approved the
official bonds Of the following officers,
and duly qualified the same for the en-
suing term, to-wit:
J. s. St Clair, as Clerk Of the District
Court, in the sum Of $1,000, with W. r.
Hamilton, j. NJ. Brunzell, Jr., and
Charles Forney as sureties thereon.
J. s. St Clair, as Ex-oficio Auditor
and Recorder, in the sum Of $4,000, with
j. G Connors, Robert Noble and w. r.
Hamilton as sureties theron.
Michael Rock, as Sheriff, in the sum
OF $4,000, with the United States Fidel
ity and Guaranty Company as surety
thereon.
Charles NJ. Hays, as Prosecuting AT
torney, in the sum Of $1,000, with the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company as surety ther on.
M. M. Krieg, as Assessor, in the sum
of $4,000, with the Title Guaranty &
Surety Company, as surety thereon.
M. M. Krieg, as Ex-officio Tax Col
lector, in the penal sum of $4,000 with
the Title Guaranty & Surety Company
as surety thereon.
Thomas d. Farrer, as Coroner in the
sum of $1,000 with Charles Forney and
j. @. Connors as sureties thereon.
F. W. Hulett, as County Surveyor, in
the sum of $4,000, with j. @. Counors
and w. r. Hamilton as sureties thereon.
Frank S. Heer, as Probate Judge, in
the sum OF $1,000, with the Title Qua
ranty & Surety Company as surety
thereon.
Myrtle M. Hastings, as County Super
intendent of Public Instruction. in the
sum of $1,000, with Charles Forney and
F. W Hulett as sureties thereon.
r. V. Slime, as Justice Of the Peace
for Bruneau Precinct, with John Ben
ham and G. B. Faraday as sureties
thereon.
F. e Tracy, as Justice Of the Peace
for Poison Creek Precinct, with Lucius
B. Cowan and John w. Mcdowell as
sureties thereon.
Thomas Higgins, as Justice OF the
Peace for Three Greek Precinct, with
John M, Bratten and Chas H. Helsley
as sureties thereon.
John F. F. Hale, as Justice OF the
Peace for Castle Greek Precinct, with
John c. Corners and Fritz Sehleifer as
sureties thereon.
r. S. Halves, as Justice of the Peace
for Silver City Precinct, with ]. M.
Brunzell, Jr., and ]. W. Rowett as sure
ties thereon.
Charles W. Ward, as Constable for
Dewey Precinct, with j. c. Connors and