The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1912, Page 10

LITTLE WOMAN STRUCK MASHER AND THEN SHE HAED HM TO COURT Boston Man Goes to Work- House After Feeling Force of Mrs. Miller’s Fist. Another masher, the firat to be ar- rested in the downtown section, was sent to the workhouse for twenty days by Magistrate Freschi, sitting In the Tombs Police Court, to-day. He gave the name of Harry Duane and said his home was in Boston. When Duane was arraigned he was nursing @ bruised | eye given him by the complainant, | Stok Mrs, Rose Miller, @ pretty, red-cheskea Mttle woman wno Itves at No, 247 Avenue B, | “L was waiting for my husband tn) Catharine street yesterday afternoon,” Mrs. Miller told the Court, “when this! man approached me. He tipped his hat | and raid, ‘Oh, you sweetie” T turned | my back on him and jooked Into a show window, He walked by me and then came back again, This (me be asked me if I wanted to have a good time. His words were so insinuating that 1 slapped him in the face with my purse. ‘Then I walked down the street, with him following me. “When I reached a corner I looked for a policeman. I could not find one, so when he came up to me I stopped and he put his hand on my arm. Then J struck him with my fist.” Mrs. Miller said that by this time her husband had come out of the building where he was employed as an electric- jan, and seeing her strike the man, ran to her assistance. Miller held the masher, who attempted to get away, until Mrs. Miller had brought Policeman Daly, who arrested him. Duane did not offer to make any state ment. In sentencing the masher Magistrate Freschi said; “It is just such men as you that make the streets uncomfort- able for New York women. I is men of your type who come here from out ‘of town to have a good time and insult respectable women on our streets, You @eem to think your presence in a town ‘away from your home gives you un- Umited license to meult women on our streets, “In bringing you to court this com- plainant has done just the sort of thing that will, in time, eliminate your kind from the streets. We have just one place for you here and that is the work- ‘fhouee." LAWYERS WHO WOULDN'T “MOVE ON” ARE ARRESTED. Magistrate Reprimands Them for Refusing to Obey Policeman's Gordon Kleeberg of Goldsmith & Meyer, lawyers at No. 100 Broadway, end Walter A. Hirsch of Hirech, Bchu- man & Lindberg, lawyers at No. 100 Broadway, were taken before Magis- trate O'Connor in Morrisania Court to- day fairly sputtering with wrath against Policeman Wagner, who had atrested them. The two had pleaded unsuccessfully the cases of chauffeurs agrested yesterday for speeding. ‘They had stopped on the sidewalk just out- aide the windows of the court to re view the proceeding. ‘Wagner asked them to do their talk- ing somewhere else, saying that Magis- trates had told him oratory outside the court windows was annoying. They ‘were indignant and addressed thom- selves to the policeman at length, giv- ing him fu information as to their standing as members of the bar, Ile arrested them and took them inside. “I know you doth,” said Magistrate O'Connor, “and know of your high po- ition at the bar. I also know you well enough to know that you know betler than to act as you did when a police-| man made a perfectly proper boaimertal| I find you gulity and discharge you with reprimand.” hands. Sigtrid Jon Warder to-day) and Seabury jthe 8 | ing will | to | Th RETRIED IN THE BRONX. | loseph J. Owing McKenna Gets Wri to Unique Point Made by Counsel. 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