The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1900, Page 1

| “ Circulation Books Open to All.” JUNE 1, 1900. ——— | DELLA FOX SENT __ICE OFFICIALS SURRENDER STOCK BOOK. |e G PROFITS eatin The Popular Little Comic errrssurc. | FOR THE GREEDY { ‘Drs. Austin Flint, Jr., § ot and Edward D. Fischer § Certify That Her De- 94 lusions Are Caused by ¢ “Excessive Alcoholic § Indulgence.” Delia Fox, the comie opera soubrett wes formally committed to the Wa Drest Sanitarium, at Astoria, L. 1, th morning by Justice McAdam, of the 8 yreme Court, and was immediately taker fo that institution for treatment. . According to the testimony of Dra. /@ Austin Filnt, jr, and Edward D. Piseh-| @ tr, both famous allenists, Miss Fox iG suffering from delusions, the result of © suconsive alcoholic indulgence. Her de- tangement, if sach it la, will not be per- anent, it is balleved, ‘Tae application for Mise Fox's com- nitment was made by her brother, Will- am H. Fox, through his attorney, A. H Hummel, Justice McAdam prompt: dened the papers upon reading the evi- ey = TRUST Committed to a Ree NEW YORK. PRESIDENT OF THE ICE TRUST. ; treat by Justice Mc. Adam. 32100000 — EEE EEEE RHEL Tn REA SE Hs nt eeeed-eoenp Referee prow, List of * Stockholders to Be Given to the Attorney=- General—Investigation as to the Cost of Ice. fence of the perts and Miss Fox was shortly afterward taken to Astoria being accompanied by her brother, he Charles W. Morse and the other tister, Mrs, Nat Roth, formerly Mins | lee Barons who have been indus Lillie Fox, and Mr, Roth, triously looting New York for PENALTY OF HIGH LIVING. ‘ months wer pute to rout this after The misfortune whieh has overtaken Me noon in Referee Nussbaum's hearing: \ «Mire Fox is not surprising to either her application outlaw friends or (he general public, as it was = we ' L * Sg matter of common rumor on Broadway | OCOCVGESSOSSSO0000NC0000SSO0G90000S000000D0000000 Trust in this State. ‘and in theatrical circles that she was] — $$ — — ve = ( Mr. Nussbaum compelled Presiéent rapidly beeaklo down owing 10 the I] airy ay squbrette tm De Wolf Hoppers —— sa ‘ | Morse to surrender the monopaly’® we wae lesdlig, redueth “Castles a , A Taree weeks seo she appeared at Proe-|"'gne' wer ail thet season’ the, most | booke that show how Sia Sai tor's Twenty-third Street Theatre, sing- stock Mayor Van Wyck and other y treet Theatre, SIM) talked-of actress in the city, It was a ing selections from ihe operas in wath! had thing for Della, because post-the- | Tammany officials hold. } oe hed performed. In this she was 0% | atrical suppers were the rule each night, | These records may also furnish am led by six young women. and her love for liquor became much . interesting question, Her work was not satisfactory (o Mr.| talked of But this did not injure her aeswer to that ist — Proctor's manager, Mr. Fynes, and the| voloe for several years, and after ap- How did they ret It? contract with her was hastily cancelled | pearing with Mr, Hopper in “Wang” and a ¢ Another important feature of the Miss Fox then went to live at the! other operas her brother-in-law, Nat! afternoon's hearing was the testl- Parker House, Tiirty-ninth street and) Roth, took her on tour at the head of 8 | mony of Capt. Abraham Rich, @ Broadway, and the wine bills which! her own company | 7 if ahe contracted there made even the dell] she played “The Little Trooper. oe 5 ae Maine ice dealer, who tors-veterans though they are of hotel) “Pleur de Lis” and “The Lite How"! Belief that T. E. Mi ruined in business by the Trust life in the Tenderloin—open thelr eyes] with more or less success, but frequent: | + E. Miaco * ly he refused to obey the dictates eon, =<) ee ee Pee Pee 4 dou onan to Hines, Capt. Kich showed that ice can be Carried a Fortune TUN WV Te rigs , BD ter days ago tt was rumored that “EVER MARRIED. , BROOKI y N ys ST | Ot IS sold profitably here for §2 a tom Miss Vox'a relatives would take slept] |. oie he was taken violently wes be ® w¥ The Trust charges 60 cents a hun Meee ene iat ‘the, dears | ilk, and for several weeks, after under-| That Thomas F. Miaco, the well- ired, or $12 @ tom, to the family reperter of The | £0°DS 4 severe surgical operation, lay known theatrics! man, who died in New trade ae bing World. at the point of death at Dr, Wylle’s York Hospital, was drugged and robbed , He also swore that the trust al Mise Fox hergeif, look! je| Sanitarium on West Forty-fourth street, |'* the belief of his nephew, Clark Bai CAARLES WYMAN MORSE lowed many thousand acres of Maige ~, ha R. - ne very P8l¢! During this {ilness her mother, to whom | He made the statement to Coroner's : ice to go to waste last Winter A. and wan, but charmingly gowned, al00! Migg Fox was devotedly attached, died | Physician O'Hanlon this afternoon that Settee EEE EERE Tb eEEeEee Heber eeeeeeeeees crete” an artificial shortage and Gented the report of falling health and| ing. Louis. his uncle wae sever without SAD oF vereeee™ | plunder New ) 1 £12,0 tn bis pockets. = When Misco was found he hed only ore , States reservation ofictal, commanded | 4 in his vockets, LATE RESULTS AT GRAVESEND ‘Johnson to drop hie revolver, but ‘he TO-DAY’S Ick 3 ICR BATTLE Robert Fulton, of Chicago, said be SATE RESULTS Al UNAVESENY waiter opened fire on him from the shel- pele saw Miaco in Chicago May 1 and at rt of a telegraph pole. Hardin was in| r: that time Misco had $12,000 in a pocket- the open They exchanged five shots and| Proceedings That Pet the Greag book aded Trest to Rout in Referee ‘The authorities are making « more > an and Considine hed run to the Nassbaom's Court. s| rigid investigation into the case, but . «round r © to see all Charles W. Morse was the said to be betrothed to « son of the late | have learned nothing more so far. WINNERS A ATONIA was doing. 7 ee. | 4 o witnesses to pug n an ape | Judge Henry Hitter» young man who| Coroner's Paysician O'Hanlon held an shot . de his morning at the heartag died at sea—end again her appro autopsy on Miaco's body at Merritt's y . ta ok 1 by Attorney-General Davies undertaking establishment this after- few hes in fi t . ¥ before Referee Myer Nussbaum. noon on the strength of Minco’s ante- air ier he new important witnesses mortem statement that he remembered ‘ : . ‘ ur Terry. Secretary HER HALLUCINATION, — [having a drink on Fourteenth street Timothy D. Side-Steps ,))j',"' aint seany. ie Gani the night be ts said to have fallen dows ; ree as m 00 Mr. Hummel said this afternoon that! ine stairway in the Morton Howe, | = -=. = Bullets Down in way th mouaca'n top and he books which be Was —_ gee Jare to remain about the same, with | Arkansas, t “ “me!A PRIZE TRUST QUESTION, |owtr ead chowery weather et heute At ll @’elock this morning the official | ' ’ Bonnett Fighting One Trost Got} fist "waa tas hat above A per cant.) HOT SPRINGS Ark. June 1 Sena- : RESPITE FOR MORSE. batt 28 Votes How Many Wenld He In the R Dumidity and tor Timothy Sultivan and Georg ‘ fesper.” be en et if Ne Feaght Aut | temeorature sure of en mate - ! the proceedings wert | ™ ‘ind most pany Withour F. Considine, manager va ; ela moved that the hearing the heey in the air, how- Cortett, were # eager to see an Ar ' ent Morse de adjourned ; jerer, Oe Pout Cave Sea ne. mentee mie sant % re ae ee 4 until after next Wedpestay to allow the | rtowly escape! be ee argument of che @rder of Justice sepeune | WEATHER FORECAST. Ther are bot goens of ihe (> show cause WHY the . | nator » eit walter, Ricker how'd not be discontinued: ™ - ings show’ dl It Should Arrive To-Mor-| oo. meme tive nourn ena.|dbmeon a muiatt wan ina Understanding Metween the |{S#s shot Ot Copel aad Mr, Meee ast night f when a Trost and Outsiders, row Night—Showery (ng § P.M. Saturday for New York City was excus - and vieinity: Cloudy,ewith showers to- Serged Mim te The Aw Sugar Refining Com-| Counsel Nicoll then asked for am a@-um To-Day. night end Saturday: fresh to drivk jen with bavi ae ae ance of 1 point®| journment of the whole matter never t * inched Vv . » pounts on @!)| Wednesday. Mr. Nicoll esi@ that eee . ar ono had onty deen called into these jaw Iva promptly met dy . peer | A KODAK PLANT | BXPLOSIO fe. pega business right tn the Bite seve sien, 20 indication! pene a Twenty waiters ana a dowen me e that a thorough hours, he hes o private kitchen ling ox sts berween the Am-| yu: also for the American Tee stamp causing » sen about to-morrow night « ROCHESTER, June 1-—A heavy | ation in noted wher w . 2 war Kt Company and the] ‘phig was opposed tt pay * of chemicals at the Bastman| drew guns sod Johnson inte! oateidere Sone Coyne. a works on the Boulevard just out-| “1 Holl ow As they usher | —— through the laundry three white Sri \paster Trains to St. Lewis Vie prvfiowny he aa fainted. | Pennsylvania Railroad. Oo the street Bd Hardin, @ Unitetd’ ais nine quichesed wader woe octets, © vee sens