The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1901, Page 3

DOCTORS REPORT | PATIENT BETTER. Mrs. McKinley Rested Well Last Night and Physicians More Hopeful. WASHINGTON, June 1.—The bulle:in of Mrs, McKinley's condition Issued this morning {6 the most encouraging state- ment given out since her return. ‘The three physiciana were only in consult: tion a short time, and at 11 o'clock, tm- mediately after their departure, Secre- tary Cortelyou gave out the following bulletin: POVERTY'S TOTS AT LAWN PARTY Mrs. J. J. Connaughton Brightens Lives of Poor Children. ‘The Sixth avenue entrance to Central Park at 10 o'clock this morning look Mike the rallying place of a Sunday- actool arniversary walk. There was a gmail army of bright-faced,r o=y-cheeked, eurly-patred and hollday-attired little ones, all aglow with anticipation. The happy little boys and girls were the guests of Mrs. J. J. Connaughton, and the reason for their assemblage was that every year for twenty-six are their hosters has given an outing to the children of those whom she meets in her self-imposed task of doink every- thing she can to help the deserving poor and make them fit to help themselves. Grateful parents and big sisters brought the tots this morning from the four quarters of the big city, at the expense of the hostess, and gave them over to the charge of Mrs. Connaugh- ton, who undertook to give them all the fun that could be crowded into one day. To the Zoo went the Iittle guests, not marching soberly in line, like 4 juventle asylum out for an airing, birt with the care-free hop, skip of merry childhood, ‘Then to the carrousels, the swings, the boats and the green lawns. where romp and games made the welkin ring. ‘At noon the big hampers that accom- panied the party fn a sort of commis- sary train were opened and the benefit conferred wes made manifest to the soiling hostess. How they did eat and how they did enjoy eatin, Buch a day cannot be described. It can only be remembered and marked in big golden letters on the dary of happy youth. There were sixty-five in Mra. Con- naughton’s party this year. They were invited, just Mke real soclety people, with the unnecessary injunction to be certain to attend. Such tales as will be told to-night to grateful mothers will sound like extracts from “Alice in Won- deriand.” Mrs, Connaughton is a widow, living at No. 821 West Twenty-eighth street, and devotes every morning of her life to charitable work among the poor. She is not @ bellever in the cold and formal bestowal of alms. as at the hands of most organizations, but chooses rather to give her money where it is most needed And can do most good. She la the daughter of a wealthy Buffalo Physician and is following 9 plan of work which her mother enjoined upon her. SIDE LIGHTS ON KING EDWARD Fond of Dancing and Skating and Collects Firearms. LONDON, June 1.—A new “IAfe of the King,” by “One of His Majesty's Ser- vants," was published thir week. Much of its contents is new, and itis full of Personal anecdotes and details. It may surprise some of his subjects to know that His Majesty ts “inor- @irately fond of dancing” and that for many a year his friends declared he denced the “Highland Filing’ better than any one in the Kingdom. These years, one would think, must be long Dast. He, however, is a fine ska plays hockey well, !s a good sailor and has of late years patronized the sport of piseon fying. Among his minor hob- Dies is that of collecting arms of all kinds. ‘The King’s wardrobe Is immense, duc to @ considerable extent to the many compMmentary naval and military ap- ointments he holds. About the ft of his private clothes he is most particular, and gives employment to three tallors. The King has a great dislike for eccen- tricity In dress, startling necktles and fancy waistcoats, and above all, a pro- fusion of Jewelry rictly “tabooed" f by him. ——— GARDINER TO BE CARED FOR. Tammany, if Succe: 1, Will Make Him Corporation Cunnsel, As a vindication for his removal by Gov. Rosevelt from the office of District- Attorney Col, Asa Bird Gardiner will, {t ts said, be named as Corporation Counsel by Tammany if It Is successful in the coming municipal campaign, Up to to-day Jt was generally under- Mrs. McKinley's physicians report that she rested well during the night and that her condition 1s somewhat more fayorab! Ws mornitus."* ‘The President appeared to be encour- yged over the slight Improvement shown ind this morning took a stroll through the White House grounds in company with Gen, Gllespie, Chief of Engineers, CHAR LOCKS UP IAMES CORDON. Latter Is American Citi- zen and Had Asked for Passports. (Special to The Evening Wor!d) WASHINGTON, D. C., Juno 1.—The State Department has received no oM- elal contirmation of the report. that James Gordon. a wealthy American clt- lzen, Is locked uo in the prison fortress near Cronstadt, Unofficial adv: been chere incommunicado since Jan- uary last, and the nature of the charges against him had not Seen made public. This is the history of the case an tc at the department: Mr. Gordon wa horn in Poland, but In now a citizen of the United States. Some twenty years ngo he went to Rus- sm as representative of the Paldwia Locomotive Works, but has not repre- jfented the company there for the last three years, His second wife, from whom he was separated, is a Russian, ‘Their martial troubles led to dis arrest on rome charge. Ile was released from custody on 25,000 rubles ball. Recently Mr. Gordon appled to Am- bassador Tower at St. Petersburg for a Passport to enadle him to leave Russia. The Am sador “oubted if a passport conld be Issued to Mr. Gordon while he waa under bonds. Correspondence pass- ed between the American Embassy at St. Petersburg and the Btato Depart- ment. On May 15 the State Department sent Instructions to Mr. Tower to Issue a Passport to Mr. Gordon with the pro- vito that it be not used for the purpose of evading the Russian courts, which have held him on ball. Henry J. Gor- don, of Guttenburg, N. J., has called at the Department several times in the tn- terest of his brother. “The Department has received no information from St. Petersburg since instructions were rent. ee MUTINY AT CORUNNA. Spanish OMcials on Strike and Troops Called Ow! CORUNNA, June 1.—Serious disturb- ances have occurred in Corunna. A number of officiala went on strike and became mutinous, The gendarmes were called in to dis- Perse the rioters, and one person w: kdlled and ten were wounded. Troops are now patrolling the streets. COVERNMENT FOR ISLANDS, PhilippineCommission Will Inaugurate It July |. MANILA, June 1—The United Btates Philippine Commission Tuesday will be- gin {ts final provinclal tours, It will first organize Man‘la and Morong into one province and next Cavite will be or- ganized. Laguna will ba temporarily omitted on account of the continuance of rebellions there, The Commission will then go over- land to Nueva Nelja, and, returning to Manila, will proceed by steamer to Zambales, Union, Hocon and Cagayan nd thence down the Grand River on to Isabella and Nueva Viscayas, ‘The only coast provinces to be omitted are In- tanta and Principe. In the meanwhile Commissioners. Worcester and Moses will proceed over the new Government Toud to Benguet, Bontoc and Lepanto, cross the country and join the others. On thelr way they will prepare distinct governments in Bontoc and Lepanto. The Commission will reach Maniia June 2. If the Administration's approval of the General Government acheme tn then re- ceived, the Government will be in- augurated July 1. a STRIKE IN PAPER MILLS. Two Thousand Employees Go Out in Holyok: HOLYOKE, Muss., June 1.—Two thou- sund employees of the paper mils in this city went out on strike at 3 o'clock this afternoon as ordered by Eagle Lodge of Paper Makers and the Sta- @tood that Col, Gardiner would receive|tionery Firemen’a Unions, the mille in- the nomination this fall for District- Attorney, but it {s now declared that this plan has been abandoned and that another fawyer will be selected to make volved including ‘all the plants of the American Writing Paper Company, Chemical Paper Company, Newton Pa- per Company, Franklin Paper Company, the race, and that Col. Gardiner will ba] Excelsior Paper Company and Parsons @ppointed Corporation Counse} if a Tam- many Mayor is elected. —<— Big LAsard Breaks Long Sicep, PHILADPLPHIA, June 1.—The big Paper Company, of thle city, and the Humpehire Paper Company and Carew Paper Company, of South Hadley Fails, a Husband Got the Wedding Fee, Hsard of the Zoo, which has been asleep| BRADDOCK, Pa, June 1—The Rev. for two. month yy and] Mary Funk, the first woman minister otirred up the other reptiles ‘and hbia!hcre to perform a marriago ceremony, eager. Gave the wedding fee to her husband. ieiei-! Midititeiticiciriric ee eiciehici= PPE EPPA Me Baby of Italy's Rulers Born To-Day Barred by Law from Throne. ROME, June 1.—Queen Helena gave Dirth to a daughter at 9 o'clock this morning. Both mother and infant are doing well. Under the Itallan law the baby girl born to-day cannot Inherit the throne, The wedding of the present King and Queen of I took place in October, 18%, The brife was the Princess Helene of Montencgro and the bridegroom was then Crown Prince, In anticipation of the birth of an heir | the Queen in March last ordered 10 cra- dies and 100 sets of baby clothes to be distributed for as many babies as should be born on the same day as her own, This {s the custom of the Italian royal family. There Is great disappointment because the new addition to the royal houne hold is a girl. Hopes were onte ed by the King that his Queen would pre- vent him with a son and helr to th throne, and these hopes were ghared by his loyal subjects. The Princess will bo named Yolanda Margherita, Amia general. congratulations there is considerable divappointment at the infant’s sex, though the King ts under- stood to have expressed contentment Salutes are being fired throughout Italy. The infant's nurse, besides rece! Uberal pay and a pension, will get with the baby’s firat tooth, another $2,0%) when the child ts able to speak and similar sum when the little Princ walks ureupported. The event brings into public not agaly one of the most Interesting of t younger Royal ladies. She ix o many pretty daughters of Prin olas of Montenegro, and was ¢ ‘ome the bride of ‘the present of Russia, But hie affections wer fazed In another direction. “Sh rince of Naples at the fusdan « tion, and instead of becoming ti press of the Russians became thy Of the Itullans. The Royal pair live Ife. They have endeared them the people by thelr efforts to cut the royal expenses that taxes ma reduced. very simple ee NEGLECT NOT CRIMINAL. fe Discharges Men cused of Careless Work. Andrew Drove, forty-tive years of of No. 311 West One Hundred and First atreet, and John Kane, of the contrict- Ine tir of M Kane & fons, of No, 21 Perry street, the two mon accuscd of cateleeness In neglecting to shore uy ad- the walls of joinire a bull mi arraigned in tne Yorkville Court uh morning. The consequence of the neglect, it is alleged, was the collapse of the build- Ing and injuries to threw boys who rolled into the excavation when the walls of thelr bedroom fell away. Magistrate Deuol sald that he would rot entertain ‘iminal char abreast the men and discharged them. Sanaa i So. 0 Third avenuc jing which they ar Helped Elopers; Punished tor 1, (apectal to The kveniag Wor! NORFOLK, Va., June LJ, Ho Ander. son, Who helped hin cousin, J. H. Ware ren, and Maud Bmith, seventeen, to married by swearing that the. girl twenty-ono, was convicted by Mayor Baird, of Portsmouth, of perjury and sentenced to one day in jail Aned $5, TO SAVE THE PALISADES, BORN IN PURPLE, BUT CANNOT RULE: finite ieee beer ieieteteisiete I The Rockefellers and Goulds Fight Utilita- rian Contractor. A ceasing her lab fis she strong Himbed and ‘ous? Ut makes little diferenc Hook Mountat ithe blasting feht to drive The compa Lo phuit worth which ty lyin FILIPINOS CET PASSPORTS. Will Be Treated as Citi- zens of the United ASHINGTON, June 1.—In answer to tion for instructions, sue pAXsports to two Filipinos i the protection of as having perha ze Upon the statis of th Hicans as entitled te the procection conveyed foan passport, but a forma the test case was to. the protection « QUEEN HELENE OF ITALY. rivilege to the inhabitants of the Phil. NEW MINISTER FROM SIAM. to| Land of White Elephant Sends Diplomat to AMILY OF NINE IN ONE ROOM. TEARFUL TALES, FOOLED JUDGES. Pearl Coles Had Big Luck in Avoiding Gallowitch Wants Ee Sent to San Francisco. If Frank Gallowiteh, who lives in one 1—The State K of Pearl Coles, WABHINGTON, » with traces of} former beauty s wife and aeven edie ced Peen Pete Plentpotentl- the Untted States kame precinct, that she was arraigned before | traordinary aken to the Weat n Sunday morning told Magistrate Olmstes yard struggle sin leading famtttes of Sta being one of the hig outside the royal families, Chow Phyta thin ds the frat and Joseph, three weeks old » the only one who tn work- ix understood chat anged to Ph Inability ta stand mueh drink, &e. with a $1 fine will be in Ju from weakness on Morday | The Pain Destroyer of the World! has na work, and the Nowrten works in the ck King Wi Rehabiiitate Cranbourne, fen of her father in the war when she fore incapac tof the ume. BARNEY ROURKE’S WILL. turned his renovating ene: Lodge, a forgot which les ina beaue | eller imposed jon the fatheriess one ten royal residence, VENETIAN LINIMENT » Entire Eatate hecdlneauchy a: Lotge be a quatit how the reign of Lord Ranelagh, and has «ore For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Pains in pied for some years by Princess after her marriage left to hin sister, la named as ex- Waldo ts executor. lotte of Wales, Irrested before, the gallant b then the house has not b SHE JUMPED FROM WINDOW. Warranted for fifty sears to give perfect satisfaction, er the money turned. Sold by all druggists. Price a5 and 50 cents, | NO SHIRT WAIST FOR THEM. Letter Carelers in the Negulat The army of letter carriers Appeared in the at and cap t The woman always has money and » refuses to give her addres, -————-—- CARDINAL PROLONGS STAY. ——E————E———————————— taken to the Harlem Horpita STRANDED VESSEL SAVED. 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