The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1901, Page 4

HELEN GOULD’S PROUD DAY; "NEA MON IN 3 MINUTES. Wedded Sheehan on Deathbed. OPENING OF HALL OF FAME. Thomas She Will Be the Guest of Honor at the Cere- monies on Urffiversity To-Day, i Which Many. Promi- Women i Take Part. Heights Mies Helen Gould, fan American Hall of Fume “tured in a perfect [swhose gift of $100,000 to the New Untversity has Nelassic reality, was the guest of Ro-day at the opening of th wantheon on University | Many prominent women part sin |the ceremonies, | @he'American Daughters of the jon and the Colonial Dames. Chancellor McCracken v. Dwight Hillis o! te oration was She ceremonies took piace @higr which a procession marci worth) end of the any was declared open. Statcefen’s ( trrived yesterday from Wis. hosts, Prof. t near Metuchen, N. J. for a the farm work whil — yand then the tablets to W: on,» Lincoin, e) @tatermen\! Corner were unve Col. Asa BAS Gerdiner and Taloor ¢ 3 Can. John M. @en. Henry L., Burnett. (Order of the Laval Legion; Mrs {W. Fairbanks, Mrs. Daniel Manning S@rs. Samuel Verpilanck, for the Daugh-| fers of the Ameniican Revolution; Mrs Bilsabeth D. Giliey ple and Mra Reed, for the Colonial Dames; Sar Gross and Edward \V. E @ons of the America: Revolution; NCER CASE MAY REVEAL FRAUDS. Insurance Man Was Paid PATRIOTS PARADE TQ HONOR HEROES. Day Celebrated Spite of Gloomy Skies. six men plan to start mow ‘The members of the crusade are, be- Prof and Franklin H. V ganized Inst fall and have been meet- eal About his son's strange Ing every day with thelr leader at No. | back we're going to settle down for the 59 Weat Fortv-fifth street. Decoration ver Keay Brow. for the Daughtens of th tion, and Morris P. ‘1H. Crosby for the Sons af the Revolu ‘The tablets to Grant, Parragut ‘Lee were unveiled by Allan G. ‘well, commander of Lafayette Post, and ‘Theron E, Parsons, commander of Alex- ander Hamilton Post, of the Gratd Army, Commodore Fred Jersey and West “The Iden of forming a colony Herron, “has of course deen SUB- New York manager ¢ Agency stated to-day brother of Dr, August M kested to us by When 1 decided to of the Republi E. Haskins, W. ; Past Rear-Admiral Dante! {< J. E. Smith, National Ald, Commander P. J. Doherty, tional Association of Naval and Mrs, Edwin G. Weed, Miss Ma vas drawn up father, however, Ix a simple, old- nt entanglement Moment had led for the Na- quickly sub- knows nothing of our work, We shall y co out there for a week and have tion and plan the year's work. to honor the Parker, for the United Daughters of the Confederacy. To the Juria The tablets dawned throuch * Life Insurance with the farm work. That 18 ayable to A sint Out on the Metuchen farm yesterday Amertean Sur Edmund Wetmo Blower and Austen xatd that if the ‘ nad been defraud the reported watver given to Unie juent judgment the idea of his f hia son's projects, is theoretical Sy don't know anything about the ne le acuae we a slater'a subs enougn for me The farm's g9!Nk tO] phe mother of the man who admits keep me pretty busy Ih be a farm, with plain pigs and po- | piacta old lady, wit Folltical and Sociai Dr. J. l. M. Cur branch of the DRINK-CRA MEN FOUGHT. Desperate Battle tween American and Malian Laborers. Education Fund; E man, Henry and Eastman J: Academy of Desix Sclentinta and Fiunt, of he “ame Wiley Jones, of Electrical Mechanical Enx wick, of the American lists, and Dr. Prof. Byron D. ©. i. Underwood, elety of America make the speech are the great ‘ to The Evening World) CUMBERLAND, Md., perate tackle ) Americans wand obe. Willis “Diner, WASHINGTON. May %—The train! D. V. Retger, who has for two years BODY MUTILATED | TO HIDE MURDER?. ts Journey here at 7.30 thls morn- Ing, exactly on echedule time. | sour! National Bank, tn Kansas City, In fred Harting an of the Young lation. and Ge few England § The authors in to the carriage in waiting and) No guard will accompany Mr. Reiger. nm slowly to the White House, She! Ho will t ot the grave ordeal through wh{ch| officer will meet him with the requisite pital at Grafton. where women feb athe fh Tigh Bi ‘ho Secretary Corte Waa bearing 4 comfortal h “raneitie will held for court for murderous assault, with killing alumi, imorovement.” the Presa the Memorial Day exercines at the N tlonal Cemetery at Arlington to-day in Court. A strong effort will be made to the event that there (s no, change for wiliibe'e ineiseorse: th’ Mra. Menintey's hanAton, | secure a pardon for him from Prestdent ——$—<—== ——-- MESSAGES WITHQUT WIRES. Sneceestul Tea or six Weeks and that mn of the water are re 5 BISMARCK’S SON DEAD. The failure of the bank from which D elger pilfered wan dina rhe HALIFAX, N. 8., May 30,--The ateam- | Relger p wa axirous. Th ain arrived today with |Conme juding 170 marines when she goer away for the and sailors to. stren the feet and an VARZIN, Prussia, May 20—Count | eral concerns that borrowed money from William Blamarck, ‘brother of Prince|the bank and he falsitled bookn and will arrive on the next steamer. You can find out all Prof. 8! was Prof, Stacy, it in the OUTING SUPPLE- ot the Sunday World (the mmer Resort Section). morning after a brief {il born {n 1882. wireless telegraphy. ‘e,made from the ateamer to A distance: of from the steanver the station at Holyhead, kawny Shoals a few] sixty miley, and also to Rorslar, a distance of seventy mileg. Messages ‘were sent fr many of th ngers; the teats being highly sat-, of the body 1s in ¢ flesh 1s firm and the akin is white. The appearance of tha body, the autopsy throw somo Ight on the cause of the iy jac the Sanday Werld. = Russians’ from entering Turkey. 'TO HOE HERRON’S CORN AND CHP REVOLUTIONIZE NEW YORK. BRR efe sere) Sai ‘THE Ot Home staan Social Cult’s Apostles 9 , Do Farm Work Metuchen. Gigantic PROF HESRONS GiPT Will at Herron. whol wilh | terant twos! 1 waders M un will be at the pla efor thi ar. her part formed no colony," it we ‘ork Clty and Chi | y the new religion what | ps, were to he adde hey suid farme as Prof. Herron and his pu- | everybody ts on the mased a rev “not necessarily Mttle New Jersey farm may ‘or in that week the | ainy. | wer poll th thi Herron: J. Stitt Wilson, | cule gen Wise, Benjamin F. Wilson) Prop Herrox’s FATHER ing to do. entworth, They or- . ery | rest of our days. And the old way will early n Socialism in New! do for us nester County. Upon this peacefui home the soc leetury the 1 of July. And on the ¢ront porch of the those who understand | Orthodox farmer's home they will talk of the Church which Prof. Herron re- wards Q obstruction to the Mighe the While th orn In ng my par- ne near me it was assumed ir farm would be a rallying | yur followers. i rly morn: coming of ution among Prot. Her- rily be violent Scotch Preabyterian and though,”* Inet n y load. be Metuchen markets tev | ' the common ownershin o id sources of production by ron, “it Wollett to be sold will discuss the me the pe . old-fashioned Scotch Pres- Neur to Nutore. dug dandelions before the old, white houne, and langhed at rm being the nest of in a foke that we must help 1 be near to nature and get eta for the years campaign,” Herron, “Our work, so far, We une few text books more radical than many “We x new stre sald Prof things. “he sald; the old one ts 6004] Oe the writers.’ doen. really hin summer, DUC! nimself more radical than many Ja it white hair, who In}te Build Schemes Reform Even Chicago Professor's Father. j Callfornia a few months ago. O00,0.0000) VOD drove old, of N TODO dead in bed by his son sevent will J 2 ler. me 7 Dit askance upon the coming of the cru-| ‘food tor them, | doy In the. Lin scme away i hink and net | as he j pode per: no Way tofinte “Tguess they know more about no a | gira ia witat the new crusade ts try- y “George's Affair." marriage on sibwer, wit te gaia | crusade will bear down toward the end eto e wu ron pred wehes, ss in his marriage.” shall be giad to hay* her h nd potatoes| Prof. Herron renee Md be a rmutual so long two entering the lowe each other. art in the teachings tet ing real marringe instead of ening, an ‘ Oe eer the tilts of the new order of concerning itaelf 1 revolution be- for this, and an ber wil! welcome it, Mi “Tne aoctal crusade 18 with political and social cause people Increasing numt riage ral ch Sry A Ree tenses Instead oftcontinuing. es, although love in HI he an outcome of the nd frinking which social But we do not rem living nem will bring presa thin now. T. KILLILEA SERIOUSLY ILL. Former Police Officer in Los Angeles Hospital. Capt. Thomas Killilea, formerly one of the best known police officers of New is il at the Pacific Hospital, | Las eles, Cal., from blood polsone ing. tials reports from) there morning are to the effect that che ts suffering greatly, and may ‘ation per- A toe of the was amputated, yet his con- dition is such as to give hopes of bis ration to he apt. Ki ith, Hea, with his wife, went to He re- signed from the command of the Old Sip station because of his health. While duty in the statton-nouse last No- vember he took from a prisoner a knife, and in handling it the weapon slipped from his grasp and, failing, penetrated the shoe of his left foot. One of the toes was cut, but the slight wound was dressed and little more waa thought of ft. A week later the foot began to aswell. The polsonous growth was re- moved, and ft was not belleved the cap- tain would experience any further trouble. ———— GRIEF CAUSED SUICIDE. pek Mourned for Dead Wife and Cut His Wrist. Grief over the death of his wife, coupled with domestic and financial Award Shamrock, forty-six ywars 3337 Third avenue, to com- mit sutelde to-day. He wan discovered Christopher, zeara old. hamrock had severed the arterhe@ in ft wrist with a razor. ANOTHER BIG SALE of Fine All Silk = RIBB ONS anes. 500 Boxes Taken from Reserve Stock Rooms lopened on separate tables, and marked at Quick Selling Prices. For Instance, 434 to 23 inches wide, At 5c. Yard. 3 inches wide, At 7c. Yard. 3 to 4 inches wide, At 10c, Yard. 4 to 5 inches wide, At 13c. Yard. Rich Satin Taffeta, 4 inches wide, At 19c. Yard. Very fine Rich Silk Mousseline quality, 6 inches wide, At 25c. Yard. Valued at 55c. yard. In this sale are many Rich All- silk Paris Ribbons at }{ their value. Broadway, 8 & 9 Sts. : i i At present {I tn a sanitarium, She and] [i time, Colony,” Saye Father, her two daugaters belleve, with Prof. rome, Mother's at alterron's father, in the old religion and and_when he getal the old! order of things, and they look a HIS OWN GUARD PRESIDENT ENDS TO THE PRISON Home Again After|D.V.Reiger Leaves New the 7,000-Mile York to Serve Sen- Journey. tencein Missouri. —= a) —, — om —) x5 a the Prestdent and Mra, Me-| carned a living as a bookkeeper in this and the party accompanying city, will leave Saturday for Jefferson the trip through the West; City, Mo.. where he will serve a sen- | tence of six years for wrecking tac Mis- MoKinley was {mmediately re-| 185. He was president of the bank, vel alone and will surrender the penitentiary, where an le and worn, the natural re- | himsclt tly haa passed, papers to insure his admission to the you stated that sho! prison ) splendidly, “She passed | Reiger has made a desperate Nght to eo night.” he sald, “and ts | keep out of prison, He delayed the to-ddy,, She *hOWS Al eeial for threo yeara, and after his con- nit has planned to attend | Viction in 189 he appealed and curried \tha case to the United States Supreme McKinley. stockholders were assessed 109 per cent., and even then the depositors received but 67 percent. Relxer was Interested In sev- r Awa: wi Va Bismarck, and second son of| records to deceive the directors and the Prince Biamal cr this | Comptroller, a wa —EE ‘Tork ‘s Americans, have become naturalized Americans or, REDUCED FROM $5.CO & £6.75, 8B. Altman & @o. are now showing new models of THE FASSO CORSET. Also the Improved Straight Front Réjane Ribbon Corset, in desirable colors, both plain and fancy. To-Morrow's Extraordinary Sales Events. GiLEARING SALE OF UNUSUAL MAGNITUDE. Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $2.98 Short Back Sailors, 29c., DRESS SHAPES “ND TURBANS, FORMERLY 49c, to $1.25 Scotch Net Curtains, ua neseal ie) C4 |) IS THIRD FLOOR. 5 Silkoline, 36 inches wide, 7c. yd. WANT TO SELL YOUR SECOND-| CONSTANTINOPLE, May 30.—An om- FIRST FLOOR. hand typewriter? Put an ad. in|(!! order prohibits Armenians who Broadway, Graham & Flushing Aves., Brooklyn.