The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1900, Page 7

by Where the Girls How the mill gitls of Paterson live, work and ploy; how they o good by instinct and yood ag a rulé but bad sometimes through a foolish Late way of seeking amusement, These} Katie, har wurruk ore the themes discussed by Cath. orine King, who was especially com- miseioned to inquire and investigale for The Evening World. Mise King finds the girla of the Paterson mills wearied and strained by long, ten-hour cays of hard toil. She finds their ica! healthful relaxation pitifully limited, Outside the city's own need of a po- litioal revolution, she points the way to a reform which will be quick and far-reaching in results, Let ample meane be provided to help the mill girls in the pursuit of HEALTHFUL, WWNOCENT FLAY, Already they WORK HARD ENOUGH, NO. 5. WANTED, A GIRLS’ CLUB. KAN M'NULTY Is the most re. spected man in Paterson, it \s to ony, He ts the friend of o mii! girls, He tn a tall, fine-lovking old man, with quantities of beautiful snow-whit hair, and with @ gentle manner, He ways: A mreat thing ts lacking In this elty where our itis can with profit and pleasure. As soon ® place Is pro-| vided for them there wilt be fewer on the otreets at night, Many of these! girls have homes which ore fo Una | tractive that they cannot be happy in i} thom. This city needs a piace for the Girls to find rei on tn And it ta true Paterson {a the great eat Meld at present avaliable for judiel- ous and well-placed philanthrophy, A working girls’ club, where more at- tention ta pald to the purdult of lemttt: mate sport than to the study of cookery ‘end dresamaking, will work wonders, Indoor tennis, bowling, basket ball | Bak eas fee,, will be more appreciated and par), ))'0" Mart tronixed than all the cooking schools the |). country can produce, Cooking All Right, but— Ot course, it Is well (hat they ehoua Iknow how to cook, but I believe the ti epent in the atudy of culinary art cou be better epent getting fresh a the lungs of these hard-worked and putting healthy tissue tagged muscles, | There ts a gitis’ elud In Pat ‘ It keeps itself well hid, ho T And that a great many of the wet even know of {ti dglence, It fp @ branoh of the Now York Feder- ation, which In turn ta a branch of the! Great Federation of Women's Clubs. Ito work hard tay. come han Tt 1s good wo far an it goes, Tent your supper, and wh h But !t doesn't go very far. night sehool In the first place, it hasn't money, Phere are @movgh to opread Itself to any extent, paterson, and in the second place it is hampered » Kirls with rules and reatricuons, uring the day ‘ 100 Ont of 12,000) il hed with And tn the third pl modates 100 mombers, mi) girle in Paterson! Tt Ie too expensive for the very poor Girls to join, Hven % cents a month which {# the fee exacted—can be ill! epared from some households, | Cooking, dressmaking, mending, &c., are ta fome of the taught f while others extra charge of 10 cents a lesson, ‘They have @ good library attached to the club, and It ts growing, Tho girls have remarkably good taste in reading, 1 am told, and in the club they are Gently led to read only the beat jitera: tore, fea that he ten, could not go to ¥ i they won't fay whe won't pas It you could a en Ka Would have dove aw T did: given. het mother the tongue larhing of her lit ake COO OOO OOOO OOO n reir means of 2 of ® ® 0 @ Sleieeeisisiehe! Oe orerwiey Nelelerererersierelereie! PATERSON if % OOOO OOOO or misery 1 woshing, anding on a box In order to reach th rerubbing with all her litt ¢a,| And stich ts the childhood of many a their| other future nil! girl on Eduvation Cut Short Eduration is nee the xirlw may, if) y #0 n. ir, and Irie 40) night wehool, hy curtailed, but 4 1 have ! aire, witend wild ina thomselves!t un previous paper ya of thin privilege Tt ls not the easleet thing In the world several and they are alten solely on thie one bright girl It only accom: | ue 12,009] She is very Interested n ecduvat Bho would tik teacher aehool Bhe fifteon lessons Hut » lanemates Hid not Know that 1 intended + it, 0 iw tt and What the Girls Read, In my observation | have not seen the Mill girls indulging In what one would oall downright trashy books. | On the care coming from work I have feen many of thei reading, and though the Iioraturo was light, no ta | Of the Mary J, Holmes variety predom:! tnetins, there was none whion, strictly Bridle Path Being Con- mpeaking, could be calle ‘ ty LH i structed from 59th 1 visited yenterday at the home of a obarming woman. Calling upon her at Street and 7th A venur ve ‘ the same tine wae & vlainiy though, fashionably dressed young gir “Have you read Marte Core)!i Maw | ‘ | tor Christian?’ ” whe aaked, In tho course) COntial Park ty to have of the conversation, wey at Fiftysn “No,” I replied, "1 started It and pam “YPNUe, Opposite the Cor Pa forry to aay, could not get aumotentiy 08 Avodemy. Tt le Ned Interented to go on.” accommodation at hundreds of ey “Well, don't be sorry,” she continued, | /4n# Who ride from t , "TE didn't Uke it very much, Tam read. 800 Atablos south ing Mre, Ward's ‘Bleanor’ now, and: ‘Mi Wert of Fifth avenue think ft ie going to prove to be her beat) Workmen are now buwy t work.’ the stone wal for malew ‘Then there followed an interesting diy. ("8 vl o path jead t 4 guration on the relative merits of “Davia | Fifiyeninih #trves to the wart a Grieve" ag Mro, Ward's other books, | "He" 9 feet from the new et And this @2%, Ike many another ax] At prevent equ well bred and charming, is merely afl (ae park must eter by way of ie wseve, JFIth avenue Plaga or (he : & hee Rilay At the latter entrance whiazing of electric 1 must admit, however, that Siem Nel-| ber of excavations Me te the exception to the general ruc, tremely dangerour. he has a pleasant home and whe works! 1 1s provable tha In a mill that her uncle ownn, | But #0, indeed, are the poor, degraded creatures, of whom we have hourd so much In the past few weeks, exceptions They are both extremes, and it ‘6 ax fale to verve up Fee the Other fOr RO) 414, of 1 Oliver atroot, dle ir} begine to Work In ape dike Ay Keg eaidvan from a frac] Ws fourteen yeurs oid or | va aint nah even younger, If her mother can sneak ber In. atrlans (rom thi th the coutinu care and the make riding je Giel DE Kate Bunacona, three and a waif yea «| y at (ouve A Mother's Plaint, World Wants, Three million peopig TE Sep ia occ ee ee ri - i Ths A Resort in Which There Shall Be Can Ask Their Boy Friends to Come TEMPTER nn Sell roa) estate nto thfough Sunday age tary, npAny ‘REAL CLUB FOR MILL GIRLS ONE GREAT PATERSON NEED. \T At Sehool Hoye Weongly nt Ryan, of Cs amy oy n enton, Yount ba hig? Nationa Voundrymen's Assocly- banative Srome-geihine vy THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENIN by CATHERINE KING, ‘hut Ont, Play as Well as Work andl Mrs. for a Social Danc en-A Night School Ruse, whieh It cinlat are! y ‘ eS Se ee ee come pn LABOR NEW won Comp jus Vice “Pr fhe ‘fuse! Whee and roll, ah Bare! Detrott, Hegre: , NOVEMBER 1 DEATH MESSAGE N A SUT (mencndineiinns WOMEN VOTED “TUN of Po Kranz, Suicide, |Not Wrote a Farewell to Her Children. | | a Shred Hold Inquest. | Mra. Katherine K Mftyonleht yeare| 11M N ‘ Rt Cacherine’s I t | DO OU On non tnnat iiri} miu pavient Pe will dle, f 1 from pest Their ste ws Depitaal STOLE COSTLY DOCTOR'S WIT i| pete rere Joseph Duke American ExpressCo,. of | More than $2,000, RS SWEDERL Chair tor Hasty Thro Operation, \ at atoning. (wo ft re t wit of a AUrReOn eA tx 1 oO venue and) s The Wome tive in her throat ng 1dr be etal Who anewerel a K the proper t iting, broke up a Ne A bent pleoe MAN met Lo replace the man ® non Pe ed at SLO from the Ame v Madina vot, were he WAR OM | nM, we yh Duke tast One Mun 1 war Haren: street, wae ar hale Court toda: h larceny Char w by the ce tne Ww Oppenhelin w ap and factor He “ 1 hn As ®t and ministures, 0 a man at Ue eet and Wire Phe rato f firndiue aqua n r had A Mnnily ' ur Ket Lhe eof wilow 4 ' ye hal heen eteaiing Mire. Oppenhetin wa ne time, well in f Alebieinlelnlolmtnintetotollototoloiolotelellobtbottol “forintoto| ol olobelofotofo|t CHURCH NOTES. | | He etree ree eopers And ihe lemse@e of dance an Keformer, tateletel hey wi 0 Bra te wople y the mili 5 who he natertal mineneure he eat rr worohog omy ire | D, the chan f . nw tadla ‘ ‘« The gine arm pot mupptied with she wort] ug Wits tuo of food that thelr soctal appetites ery ” That Ie Why, fa why so many of them are on ath it entral Pi His evening tid ine Purita: Loman Cathal har te many fall inte vundrels girl ha "ritherer, th se of ‘aren Amith. pastar Wilbar Chapman th be hated tia tird-worked slavey | Shey” Sho meht toll from. dawn until mide “I nlght, Meothe ta Hilowed and there would be Who Would seriously objet climb | | Jaron to chase # poor f plonaire tn wnda.| fir er mM NO ARGUMENT NEED Salves, Lotions, Washes, and Douches Do Not Cure, lies than hese hard-workin Vowders, lotions praye an annot really cure Catarrh. be se ih a blood dinease and t they transent rellet mon and salves CATHERINE KING lading her present Paterson! | mel ppllention accomplieh anyth' day nest The catarr he inveous membrane Will Write of Jonnie Hoasehierors 1 by v York Preshyte A polron te tn th t the nose, "grave and Invidental retire. relieve the eyate f mucus a up th 1, auripg de and stomach or anid trachea tries to ecreting late quantities lecharge somotiives ¢ dropping Into the th ‘00 by closing the Huatachian tubes pure, Weel FINY: ly Une causing eatarrh of . Ws (hroat nod lung troubles | A remedy to really an Internal remedy which lean blood from entarrhal and remoy tover and congestion from the mucove * The beat and moat modern remedic lone, ure catarrh. mu! his purpose are antls known ae Ruealyptal, Gualacol and Hydeastin, and while ach of han heen successfully used separate! we been dlMeutt t ; 1 Jp one palatable ri lent form The seo fenre ¥ ws Jevedea adinirably tn at Pier SIT onges. to be Alon wet them ail convenient « manufacturers Stuart's Catarth Tablets mpliahing Wit head, throat and vod I po | Inhalers with sweon and | reaniea lor CARACAB, Venoauela, Nov We rthquake shock was tn the Island git damage Ls yp in the He: Th amily Stuart's Catarrh Troiess are avd t aint at @ conte for conve , |and for convenience, watety axa ( Manner’ ecensity ta + leauwren A sibel in ihe f Cura¢ 4 done, i, but ‘dent ve Merenee in connec y vary Protestant yiscopal Charen, haa. entered 90 ih seventh sear, Tha mesiings ate held tn the [Mult they wre usdoubtediy the long Guild ronme of Ceivary Chane) every Bundey | for catarrh Gury Left on Which to Robbed Piece of Rattan from a of the} tuby woods fas de l-bateotle| wh | done for James A eT Every Suflerer from Catareh Knows that Sprays blood pleasant tasting WOMAN'S KIDNE Af Lydia E. Pinkham's V egetable Com- pound Is Especially Successful in Curing this Fatal Woman's Disease, THOUBLES rter Of all the dinedses kn th kidney disease ° ment is appiod, the we Ketng fully aware hawalve study i) man's is-—Lydin By, Pink hat it contained th u (iat fatal disease, womaa's } harmony with the in wow wit fi Which Wie female organiom ie atflioted, in) faet, Unless early and correct treaty ary patient seldom. survives ‘is Pinkham, carly In her career, gave @m- t, aud In producing her great remedy for woe Vegetable Compound waa careful to see nation of herba whieh waa sure to control y troubles, ‘The Vegot wvern the entire female re inany ao called remodios for joy troubles, Lydia B, Pinkham ible Compound the only one ly prepared for women, vill chow how marvellously sucoematal it ba: Avg. 6, 1899, ches, lencorrhoea, ie Tum fall] womb, and kidney trouble aioe January bave}a pain when standing or walking, or forty pounds, fF }and sometimes there seemed to be have a yellow, muddy complexion, | balla of fire in front of me, #0 that feel tired, and have bearing down T could not see for about twenty mine pains Menges nave not appeared for|utes, Felt as tired In the morning Aree an ometines Lam trou }when | got up as it T had bad go led with a white ire, and Ll oleep for two weeks, Had fatntt o have kidney and bladder trouble | spells, wae down-hearted, and would I have been ite way for a lone | or Mra. HERTHA OPRR, Second mo, and feel so miserahle | thought) and Clayton la, Cheater, Pa, would write to you. and wee if You! pear Mra. Pinkham:—I cannot {do me any ! EDNATand tangunge to express the terethle 1 Reb PRICK, Troy, Ohi uffering | have had to endure, T had female trouble alwollyer, stomach, kidney and blad- trouble | 1 tried several doce |} toms, also quite @ | number of patent "| medioloes, and had feapalred of ever ting well, At last Tconeluded to uy Lydia B, Pinks ham's Vegetable pound, and now, thanke to your medicine, fam a well woman, 1 cam. not pratve your medicine too highly, | know It will do all, and evem more, lean it Js recommended to ao. 1 tell suffering woman about your etable Compound, and urge thom to try it and see for themselves what jt will do.’—Mra. MARY A, HIPLE, No. Manchester, Ind. ted ational any Hank of ny person who ean Aud tha hed before PINKHAM Renita at 16 | aving Piso | The follow!ng letters hur: | vwtras | yitar Mre fiat mat ty-tye Door Pink Jing very aint it of ‘ying artiole on 20 hay 1 Rept 1900 Dear Mra, Pinkham: 1 | B. Pinkham's Vow vound according dr rt hwy T have hot felt veara nv Ldo at present our meds me PON YON NEVER sew Lor slop, and anil) fo Heforatak minor Teould 1 ware to nde kd not talk for wha You ay rely Thanh on a | remain woman's friend thousand times ver Mies BDNA PREOORICK Ohio Troy Dear Mrs Pinkham: —1 taken five bottled of Lyilin t van's Vegetable Compound a not praise it enough, 1 had * N5000! ~ Colleges, Schools, dc. 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