The evening world., 1912-10-03
BUFFALO LAWYER"
GETS3O DAYSASA
BROADWAY WASHER
Mother Has Man Arrested TO.
Speaking to Her and
Daughter.

tscfed NIGHT AVID dap ehe~ tAsS are
abroad N the sfveets Of thb city,
Magistrate House.
The season II closed on f,irtins as an
outdoor sport In New York now.
Harry Halle. thirty-two years old. an
attorney Of BufYAlo." apparently didn't
know II. and he will not practise his
profession again for thirty days. unless
he does Il In the workhouse.
Mrs. Grace NJ. Martin. living at the
Hotel Flanders. No. IN West Forty
seventh street. was on her way homo
from a theatre last night. accompanied
by her daughter. when. according TO
her testimony. Halle approached Thorn
and said to the daughter:
why are you 30 shyf"
How dare you speak to us!" de.
manded tho mother.
Halle. she said. Erinned and walked
nonchaiantly ahead OF them TO the ho-
tel. Her daughter went on 20 their
apartment; Mrs. Martin remained to
watch Halle ss no conversed With 4
clerk.
Then Edmund BARLEY. = salesman.
living at tho I>ongncre Hotel. No. 1877
West Forty-seventh street. came into
the Flanders and asked tho clerk who
the man was and what right he had
| speaking TO the two women. The clerk
| said he knew nothing about him.
II saw that mans conduct toward
| YOU" Barley said. addressing Mrs,
| Martin, and n you care TO make Q
complaint against him I viii testify"
| She decided to make an example OF
Halle and at Forty seventh street and
broadway they found Detective McCor-
mick, who arrested him.
sAlESMAN TELLS OF INSULT
TO THE WOMEN.
In the Night Court Hartley oorrobo.
rated Mrs. Martin regarding Halle q
conduct and explained:
II was with a friend, ] said 60 him.
Isn't u an outrage that apparently
decent and respectable women canno,
walk In the streets OF this city without
being insulted.' I came here because ]
think an example should be made OF
! this mans conduct. 1t was In this
interest OF Justice that ] asked her ia
make . complaint"
Halle, when called TO testify. said hs
was not practising law lust now" TIC
had been stopping at tho Hotel Knicker.
hooker. he said. and was due 10 leave
for Buffalo half an hour after the tim<
o. Ms arrest. lie thought he wouit
take q short walk up Broadway befor,
going to tho station.
II was walking up Broadway wit,
! a friend" he said. and a. We wer
passinE a building In course OF con
stfuction near Forty-seventh street,
noticed two wonen-the complain an
and her daughter. One OF them 70
sembled a young woman know name
Miss Nelson. I went over TO her an,
said: My friend IL bashful. See II 20,
can't make him talk ] said nothinl
about anyone being shy. I realised tina
] had made mistake. ! thought OF 1
friend know In the Hotel Flander
and decided to 20 over to see him"
MAGISTRATE HOUSE TELLs MAN
HE piS6ELiEvEs HIM.
Magistrate House In sentencing Hal,
said:
The evidence shows tina, your con
duct did tend TO = breach Of the peace
Here IL an instance of two very re
spectacle persons-a mother and he
daughter walking in one or our prin
cipil thoroughfares and insulted by ,
person unknown to either OF them. 70,
say, I thought knew the young lady.
do not believe your story. l believ,
you SAID just what Mrs. Martin testi
fed to. strongly commend tn,
courage Mrs. Martin displayed In press
Ing the complaint. ] also commend In.
stand takeE by tho witness. Mr.. Bart
lev. Respectable women must be pro
tected both night and day when the
are abroad In tho streets Of this city.
Instead OF going to your train. an'
knowing that you had lnsulted and hu
INFLATED tho complainant and he
daughter. you went into the hotel 10
the purpose OF further insulting an,
humiliating fhem"
As Halle was being led from th
court room TO the Yves, Side PRISON I,
await transfer To Blackwells Islan,
this morning he turned apparently I,
address the Court but the next cas-
vas already under way.
lie was the second alleged nlasher o
the night. Not long before william
Hofsr. nineteen years old. OF No. 90
East Ono Hundred and Thirty mint
street, was also given thirty days
Mrs. Mary .Hausworth OF No. iI5 n
AIMS avenue was walking along Thir,
avenue with a neig'hbor. Mrs Nora Oil
bert. when Irofer 10 alleged To have sal,
A. he took hold Of Mrs Hausworth'
arm.
Hello. Kid. how be your"
Both women ignored hiHi' out ne rol
lowed them, according TO their stor'
and again spoke to them. Then bot
W men slapped his face and he ran.
They were 10 mad they waited tw
hours IN the n-,ghborhood for him [
reappear and when he did they wei
a, him again. Policeman O'Sulivan a.
rested him. Magistrate House said 4
sentencing HIN:
we cant stop the Washers IN Ney
York, but 1 am going To DO ms best {
do II. The trouble Is that the wornr
are afraid to take the nea ~ cour,
j compliment you women Tor thiJ."