The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1901, Page 5

ee HOW. THE CHARITIES OF NEW YORR ARE DAILY ABUSED AND MISMANAGED No Matter what the Distress, Night Applicants Are Turned from St. Barnabas House. To find out exactly what treatment would he accorded a sick, | omeless, helpless wom tals and women's home abuses, to call publ. these places and write her experi The person selected, who is seientions writers ou the make a cis facts as she saw them The seri this young woman, without auy startle New Vork. in the near future sick, helpless in this richest city in the world. admission to} fences. an by the publie and semi-public hospt- | iu NewYork city, ana, y ) tention to them, The Evening World sent one of its women reporters to make application for Uf there were any:! one of the most careful and cons} w York press, was instructed nt to ither for or against these institutions, but to tell the} of articles, which has been carefully prepared by attempt at sensationalism, will women muy find care and she ter) The first place she selected was St. Barn ahas's Home, and she tells below the amazing conditio: BY CATHERINE KING. | T was instructed by The Evening World to go to leading hospitals of New York, and its homes of refuge, and to apply for admission. I was to explain to the superinten- | dent of the hospitals or his repre- sentatives that I s il, suffering and in need of medical care for which l could not afford to pay. I was to apply fo: admission fn the evening at one of the homes for wo:nen. Selected St. Harnubas Mouse. I decided to go first to the home, and I selected St. Barnabas House, ! at Nos. 304 and 306 See, street. | by the hospitality br ption of the York Charitles Dir ia Ilsted under Temporary Relief of Distress as a temporary home for women and children, under the direc- tion of the New York Protestant City Mission Socie: The at rectory say race 47. beds ‘for adu! and 4 for the ¢ During 189 ‘hildren were ri #5 of us 2.161. This ts a nome Gesorving capex as need be © of Sickness or adversity. temporary | e in the New! tory. The house | in of affairs she tound there. The following is an exact account of what occurred the night that [ applied for admission at St Barna- bas: . At five minutes before 9 o'clock my cabman asked a poilceman at the ,cor- ner of Broadway and Houston Barnabas House was !o h had directed him, ‘ome: “but are ony man, “You'll likely ie ‘gettin’ They disconnect, bell there at 9 o'clock. and its * that now.” We drove down Houston to Mulberry and I i cab Just below ‘What time ts it?" I asked the man. Barred Ont. “0; minute past 2° he said, consult- ing Iie wat alone to St. Rarnabas tie stone steps and pulle led Mk hrough ra she ay the door pleture upon no ay Pcie arisen 11 had no um ed, and the: feather In my hat trying no purse, hildren under a Hurked near the P. |¢oor, looking curious or four atreet ed umbrella n. pen door framed ated. | the officer |: in then. | Headquarters | Perhaps they may lead to such reforms that |< | j itut the pleture the jfor me was all comfort. The woman way ¢ nd motherly looking, wit enow-white hair and a great white | apron. Th ht In which she stood waa very put besond her T saw a large, weil-furalshed room, softly Ugbt fed. or of Vegetables lingered home dinner. sd) the woman; T00 LATE TONE HER SISTER Sophia Maas Reached Ha- vana Just as Her Sister Clara Died. The death of Miss Clara Maas from yellow fever, caused by the bite of an Infected mosquito during the expert- menta of the Government physicians at Havana, has almost broken the heart of her mother, who lives at No. 344 Main street, East Orange, N. J. The dead girl wan twenty-four years old and was soon to have married u prominent New York buatness man whom she met in Havana, Miss Sophia Mau 4 for Havana pall Aug. 21, She reached that port yester- day, only to learn tyat her sister had died a few hours before. She is a trained nurse, and had hurried to Ha- vana to care for her sister, who she knew was iI, and she had accepted a Position from the Government at $0 a month. Misa Clara Maas graduated from the Newark German Hospital as a trained nuree and in 15% became a Red Cross nurse. She worked in the camps at Jacksonville and Savannah, and later nded the wounded and sick on the battlefleld of Santingo. Then she went to Manila, and several months ago turned to Cuba, She received $10, the usual fee, for permitting Infected mosquitoes to bite her arm. Six times she submitted tu the test without ifl effects. On Aug. 13, while assiating in the experiment on two other gubjects, she was accidentally bit- ten. Ina short time the dreaded diseane set in and was particularly virulent. She died before the $100 fee that sie had received had been sent to her mother, to whom she had promised it in a letter dated early in August. The body has been buried in Havana. Her alster will probably return home at once. err WOMAN STRANGELY HURT. Knocked Down by Wagon in Crowded Ferryhouse—Leg Broken. Mra, Freda Glauzer, forty-eight ‘years old, who lives at/No, 2H Iroome rareet, had her leg broken {n a strange manner in the Grand street forryhouse to-day. Whe boat had just arrived from Brook- lyn and was crowded. Many ‘had to walk through the ferryhouse on the driveway. ‘Mrs. Glauzer was just at the gateway when a heavy truck en entered: The-hub recreates her rdowne "score oF (Treo in a I 1 { i BOO Dt Ci Soh + DEATH CLAIMED FAMOUS BEAUTY. Miss Maud Coleman Woods Succumbs to the Dreaded Typhoid Fever. AILSS MAUD . WOODS: Ba a CHARLOTTESVILLE V. Mss Maud Coleman Woods, sweet @aughter of the Southland and famous for her loveliness, Is dead. For many weeks, 50 weary and so a watchers at her bedside, the noted Aug. 26.—| called lov. tous to the \e wsiea lest of a daugh the Bout. Miss Woods romines Black, of New firs fn i when artist and “en a typical ar iater, when 00%, can beauty, (Ay beauty had been in the Valley of the ;Committce of tie Pa Shadow. Tender care and skill could not draw her back. From Richmond, Birmingham and other cities the ablest apecialists. were summoned, but the dread typhoid fever from which the |j patient suffered would not yield to them. Miss Woods was taken il at Claz mont, the summer home of her parents, near Beaver Dam, Hanover County, Bho had urrived at Cluzemont oniy a few days before, having come from the winter home of the famlly in Mis sippl, where she contracted the diseas ‘Phe fever was of the moat violent type from the first, and for the past three days \t was certain that the fair girl was doomed. Death found her sunk In unconsciousness, from which she had not rallied for many hours. ‘The funeral of Miss Woods will be held from Christ Episcopal Church, this city, to-morrow, morning. The whole State mourns with the-famlly of th dead for the ‘people of Vir, proud Of the eleudse; pure faces | | thon was secking tt women In this country, one the Bouth and the other th ortralte to adorn t xpoaition. Mr. Black Mixa Woods, he in the competition, unanimity, chose Mis: women of her ty and fair comple made In June of last» ze (1 the beauty context, ‘oods was the {dol of tera of the Confedera ho have sung h verses. Micajah Woods, of, chin Mother wax a ‘daughter of Watts Morris, of Clazemont, both sides of her famil: the, the leading famillesx of tons, Stuarts, Huta, Coromana and Pagesid serge} Richard ae Fesouny Virginia, statesman ‘of. a! the poeterse: iT 'praiser. tn Hho waa the daughter oc Capt. elty. lor + | onal nder writer, In hls Amert- e Art xpowte | tiful | orth set iors many Award and on she Was linked rginia— wi unte-bel MANILA, Aug. 3 spatch from Mindor | Hazzard, of tha Third ¢ BRAVE DEED OF LIEUT. HAZZARD. _ |ENTERS INSURGE?1' CAMP AND CAPTURES DESERTER. Disguined ans Fillpino He Took the Deserter from Col, Atienza p of 400 Men. ca ‘oop of Macababe scouts, rican deserter Hownrd asa leader of the iillpinor, had been annoying the Am inonthes ergueson, an ac with elght ie cam) rieans for many one of Tdeut. Hnzzard’s . Misused an an insurgent, Macatebes, trated into of CSI, Atlengn, commanding iiemen and two at night. located pd gageed him and led Howard, bound | ban away withouy disturbing the camp. —————_— PRINCE’S- ILLNESS A TRICK. Hrother of Chinese dered to Delay Ge ys ROME, Aug. %.--The tess of Prince Chun, brother of the Emperor of China, who, with a Chinese Mixsion, has ar- rived at Basel, Bwitzeriand, on his way to Berlin to apologize for the ansaasina- tlou of Baron von Ketteler, the German Mintater at Peking, Is, abcording to a de- toh recetved here today from Basel, Emperor Or- » Chun has racetved orders from, reoed, ax fresh complt- ve armen with reference to ment protocol. ————— GIRL IN A PADDED CELL. Wandering and Supposed to Esenped & the. found wandering Surqueha terso: J Marner and Morr‘, Be an demented girl, a" nat A BStralght # ud Stat belleved to be Jennte e escaped from the Asylum for the Insane. in her porseasion was a Mrs. Mary M ay nd at of Phe girl is viol a padded cell in the police atu LONG SLEEP BEFORE DEATH. ST, PETERSHURG, A %%—An aby G Join a Stnte of Coma for Amerlaan ng! r. Mr, West, repre- RexeGWuekiny team piel wentite Senator Wo A. Clark, of Mon GLABSRORO, N. J, Aug. %—After| tana, haw lesen icele sn ccomba ny neH ne lying fa a stete of coma for nearty | MAnRRCER OF the Wowktapection of the tho weeks Fanonda, the year-cld daugh- of Walter Jenkias, died at her home Two weeks azo the child had a fall and seemed to sink In a deep sleep. All Lowtses, Mor-| remedies applied falled to arouse her. ire a) During her flineas the infant did not take any nourishment and her death, yeni due practically to starvation,’ The Door Closes the Direst Dis answered her in a wi my hand on the doc ve If were re 1 was asking. T emul mie stay “ite only a ure of that But." 1 said two past 9 Tam you Just let n “No Room at AIL “The house Is closed at 9 o'clock woman, stepping Terleds "do you mean tf 1 ttive minutes ago Tt ntght stayed? t know about "We are very ve no room : he made a mation to close the ! 1 partly turned away, and pped closer to her. that.’ sald crowded now & g @ @ | | DEDASSDOGOOSONGG | from doo: lights glimme | no answering at 9 o’Clock and) tress Cannot Gain Admittance. what shall [I do? Ive Id to go! Kot asked the there Wy uy the mission wom: don't ain a hospital,” u're til, why f the hoapl where to go. Ive ve got here ea: home for r ‘a temporary bo one ts admi she said again, bi worry, 1 went down th rights were smartly beh! walk. [ rem: nothing of By this time the rain war fal! heavily ing quite T sat down on the top step before the door. “Perhape, [ thought, ehe will back out and relent after all “Na Gor" Instantly half a dozen street ct Aer th 1ime uldn't let eb A groups and thought, two th 1 nearer, woitls happen tf 1 were to i and make a Jast apy were sorry after the door war shut! Ll rone and grasped the big brown. hen dle at the right of th Bur thou? T pulled and ail my might ed through the B for homeless wom- binck-wii resting still. nabas e place and children, Tt was eleven minutes. past nine, and had been disconnected. HORSE, DITCHES BGO TRAIN. ENGINE sTRUCK ANIMAL AT CROSSING-TRAIN WRECKED. winecr Killed, Mireman Fatally Ingree Accident at |) Passengers Hrolaed in Darnesville, 0. oO. a 2A spe- a Ohio In oat road carrying I ylyonin Templarr en route to Louisville, was | ned here te-da Milo Francis, of Zanesville, nd Fireman Walter Hos einer of ly Injured. So far ay known, the passengers es- ped with wligut bruises The wreck wa aused b the trata) striking a horse on Barnesville HL « and the The engine jumped t ntire train followed ————— SAVED FROM "SUFFOCATION. Family Asleep While Suoke from Fire Filled the Room ‘A fire which started early to-day in the grocery and butcher atcre of James Viniwrigo. in Paterson, nearly caused the death by suffocation of the proprie- tor and his family, Patrolman David Horridge, seeing smoke coming fron: the store, smashed in one of the windows and rousel the sleeping family. ‘The rooms had already filied with smoke and it was with great diMculty that the father, mother and children were saved. the engines arrived the ell, of Truck No, 3 had red while working at the Michael Far one haut tn, fire. NO TROUBLE WITH YERKES. Westinghouse Snys There Are © Ditterences Between T ¢ Westinghouse, who has fust 1 from England whe May 1 in connects ment of a large plant £ e mane ure of electrical and other engl. ing appara ay that wan no fo report that buwviness tween himeelf and Sr a with the Of the Distrct Underse don, of which road Mr. Yerkes has control tor Clark's Agent Inapectiog M Kirghiz mines, ——__—_ Killed on leo Uneme. Hugh McGee, thirty-three years old, of No. bLL West Nineteenth street, fetl through # hatchway while unloading att fco barge at Thirty-fourth’ utreet and the North River this mornin, instantly killed, AA a dS abate QUEER CHARCE OF WIFE-MURDER DYING.SHE ACCUSED H IN A DELIRIUM. \S4ND Said He Kicked Her While She was IM—Autonsy Sayn Not, bat Murphy In Held. Murphy, of No, (4 Sixth street, n, was held by Magisirate Doo in the Butler Street Court, to-day charge of killing bin wife, He mn th 1g statement of at he had kicked her while the night of Aug. 17 ley, on the was arrested the woman t ment the woman's mother, that Mra. Murphy was at her house, No, 385 Sixth street, on that nignt, with er, eve Murphy and that her husband was te police are Inclined o Innocent. Ht was held, however, to Await the Inquest to-morrow. #1 4 workingman, He says wan addicted to drink and fre- went to her moth not seen her, h or two Weeks, and denied that he njured her. was {il at her mothe ast Friday her conéition was serious that she was sent to 3t, Pet Hospital, On Saturday morning she me delirious and cried out iat her husband had kicked her in the stomach. Detective Clare, of the Amity stovet station, wem fo the hospital and took The autopsy fatled to any marks of violenc Yaiclans aay sho his wife The potroning. BRIDGE CROWD GRUMBLES. For Hours Only One of the Rat waye Wan Open. Heeause of repairs yesterday on the bridge trolley cars were blocke: two hours along Washington neg the Manhattan end, and y was used by Triakes, ther vehicles going » trivers and right of way for street, bling by the passens A cae LITTLE ROOSEVELTS GAIN. Children of Viee-Peraident: Stend- Hy Improving In Moapitn At Roone: Hospital to-day tt was ait that Allee and Quentin Roosevelt were Improving pad that both ehititren will be able to leave the inatitutton tn a it Roc ind Mrs wevelt the oor vistts oapital dat py ing DIDN'T LIKE HOUSEWORK. ‘charlen t TU Years « Suiclie, ROCHESTER, N. Y,, Aug. 26.—Charley Eutin, aged seventy~x years, commit- ted sutcide last night because he found Housework unsuited to his tastes. A week ago his wife fell downstall broke her leg, fince which time Eutin had been doing the household duties, so old, eit ts still | | 84TH ST. 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