The evening world. Newspaper, July 4, 1901, Page 1

: the Corsair. at once for New York. EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. oS CALE RS soar NO HOPE FOR P. LORILLA oy RD. The Millionaire Arrived from Europe To-Day in a Dying Condition—Taken from Steamship in an Ambulance. Plerve Lorilierd. the millionaire to- acco manufacturer, arrived from Eu- rope on the Deutschland to-day in a dying condition. He was taken at once in an ambulance to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. His immediate relatives and some of the most prominent physicians were summoned to his bedalde. Plerre Lorillard, jr., when seen at the hotel at 2 o'clock thin afternoon, sald tn | responee to the inquiries of an Evening | > World reporter: “My father has been attacked two or three times before bul ous attack he ever had. grave fears If he can recover. His age and the long journey he has just made will serlously operate against him. aggravated by his trip abroad.” Dr. Austin Filnt, tho specialist for | kidney and Mver diseases, was called th» afternon and was in consults with Dr. Edward Kilroc, who has been Mr. Lorillard's attending physician for four years. Dr. Kilroe, who wen abroad with Mr. Lorillard, sald to Evening World reporter: r. Lorillard ts suffering from ncut Kidney disorders. In fact tt can be practically called Bright's disease, He has had two or three attacks, He was seriously attacked at Ascot about ten/ days ago. The Journey across the ocean and the removal in the ambulance have made his condition much worse." ‘Mr, Loriiiard was not in good health when he boarded the ship In England. but his condition was not considered , alarming. jie grew worse when the Deutschland got to sea. Several times on the voyage !t was feared that he would die. Only the most herotc meas- ures kept him alive through some of his relapses, i Doestor wi a. For the firat three cays of the voyago Mr. Lorillard showed slight improve- ment. The weather was fair, there was @ moderate breese and the sea wns calm. On July 1 the ship met a succes- gion of high rolling waves from the west. ‘The pitching of the boat made Mr. Lertiiard very 111. On the night of July 1 fie vitality wes, at such a low ebb that It was not expected he would sur- vive until morning. The ship's physi- ctans were in constant attendance day and night. Mr, Lortilard has been a sufferer from Bright's disease for ten years. He was| aceompanted on the voyage by his pri- vate physician, Dr. Kilroe, who has been his constant attendant for the last four years. His tMnese was the one saddening fea- ture of the remarkable voyage of the Deutschland. ‘The millionaire contin- gent aboard are all friends of the alck man, and his condition wax a source of analety to them all the way across. When the Deutsohland arrived at Quarantine there was wulte a fleet of yachts and tugs awaiting her. e mI maires Greeted. Bide by side were J. Plerpont Mor- gan's black-hulled Cornair and P. A. B, ‘Widener’s snow-white Josephine. The New York Central tuz 8. It. Callaway lay some distance from the yachin. Other tugs bearing friends of pasnen- gers went out some distance In the Narrows to meot the big liner and greet those aboard. Pistols and firecrackers) made a great din o« the Deutschland @ame/to @ stop and the inspectors went aboard. Mr, Morgan immediately went aboard The Philadelphia contin- went, Messrs, Widener, Elkins and Cle- | ment Griscom, went aboard the Jose- phine. There was quite a delegation of Philadelphians to meet Mr, Widener and Mr. Elkins, and the sole topic of their conversation was the recent grad of tze streets of Philadelphia by the Quay ring | of politiclans, Mr. and Mrs, W. K. Vanderbilt, went aboard the Callaway and star Other promi- (Continued on Second Page.) ent. Nread train service is ‘of excellence, Leavi He | | has been a sufferer from nephritis for | J ten years, and his condition has been’ ‘ | Kentucky COO PELEVIADEEBHD HUGH KELLY NOT DIRECTOR OF SEVENTH NATIONAL. He Has No Connection Whatever with that Bank—His Name. Erroneously Mentioned. Mr. Hugh Kelly, who was erroneously mentioned as a director of the Seventh Natlonal Bank, has not been connected In any way as officer, stockholder or de- positor with that institution since last Decembe: Since he retired ag director he has had no knowleige whatever of the working of the bank or the methods by which it has been conducted. He does not own a dollar'a worth of stock and 1% not In- terested in the affairs of the bank in any manner. His name was unfortunately mentioned with a former list of directors througa |” an error. DAWES WILL GO ON. Promises to y Won't inal Proceedt Although the directors of thd wrecked Seventh Natlonal Bank have decided to talse enough money to pay creditors of the bank and depositors in full and to take of the $1,640,009 lonns made to Marquand & Co, on inadequate aecurity, their intention will hay determinatlo: to punish the officials responsible for the collapse should there be any evidence of criminal violations of the pational banking law. y Crim- HUGH KELLY. Overtures have bee made by the banks oftclala to Comptroller Dawes, ft 18 sald, with a view of ending all Investigations o effect on the | which might end in criminal’ proceed f the federal authorittes | ings put no attention: has been paid to them. The Comptrolter will proceed with his Investigation, no matter what action the directorn tuke to preserve thelr credit. é CUT WHISKEY SUPPLY. Limited to 25,000, (Special to The Fvening World.) LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 4.—The pro- 1 Chateman § GRAIN COMPANY FAILS. ——— omptiy Arrested hy Prussian Autho! CAB8ELL, Pruanin, July 4.—The ne- gotlations of the creditors’ committee duction of whiskey In Kentucky during | and the receivers of the Letpaiger Bank the coming season will be limited to] with the directors of the This wax agreed on| Drying Company were broken off this 35,000,0" zallons, at a meeting of diatlilers and waro- house compantes. known as the trust, which was allotted half the amount that wam necessary. To-day: wired the arrangement In satisfactory. erred e the Pennayivanla Railroad New the company | ward arrented. asnell Grain; morning. Grain-Drying Company subse- yy made an assignment, THe nvumpf, ahortly ' after- Schmidt, wi he director-general has “Alsappeared. —————____ Sunday World Wants make for- (, Brecklya every Gay at coareauss | tunes for advertisers, Giants and Pirates Fighting See | ond Battle for the Muddy Grounds. SCORE BY INNINGS. 00000 0 TESS line: Osea) =.0 o— 0 —12 NeW YORK .. PITTSBURG . BROOKEYN VS. CHICAGO BROOKLYN .... . CHICAGO .... .. 20.0 01 7°34 00020 At St. Louis—End of fifth: Philadelphia. At Cincinnati—End of third: Boston, 1: oto QO: St. Louis. 0. Cincinnati, 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At Boston—End of eighth: Baltimore. 3; Boston, 8. At Cleveland—End of first: Chicago. 0: Cleveland. 0. At Milwaukee—End if first: Detroit. 2: Milwaukee, 0. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia \ ys. Washington— a HOW COMMANDO WAS BEATEN. RACE TRACK. SHEEPSHEAD BAY. July 4.—Hadwork went away in front. Commando iaic second. a coupe of lengths in front of Mortalio and the Parader. They ran this way to th back stretch. where Commando moved up to Handwork ani the pair raced head and. head around the turn. four length in front of the Parader, TheP arader closed in the run to the stretch. but Com-| mantio scersed to have the race in hand. Spencer made al wide turn with Commando when he swung into the stretch, and The Parader shot through on the rail. Spencer went to the whip. but The Parader drew away steadily and finished, eege up: two lengths in front of Commardo. wo was eight lengths} in front of Mortallo. Fifth Race—Magic Light 1, Marylander 2, Sacket 3. Sixth Race—Dolando 1. 3ombshell 2, MacLeod of Dare 3) + 40 WINNERS AT WASHINGTON PARK. Fifth Race—Crocket 1, Eddie Jones 2, Tulla Fonso 3. CHOULS AFTER [DEAD IN SOUND LINCOLN'S BODY’ WITH THROAT CUT BPRINGPIELD, Ill, July 4—Owing The body of a man with the ¢ to fear of ghoule the ody of Abraham | cul wan found In the Bound of Hay ate. Léncoln, which ham been reposing In &| been murdered and his* corpse thrown temporary vault while repairs we-e@| overboard, the gash In the throat ex- being made on the Iincoin Monument, tended from to ear and there were has been secretly replaced in « privute| Dulnes on the In appearans ‘ault within the monument. Juat when the removal took piace has not been made known, the work having been accomplished inethe night. Bince the body had been In the tom- porary vault it had been constarit!y feared thet an dasra les would be made to carry it off Se! “34 the victim was found 0 Wentity. ¢ are working on Loat things found and found things find owgers through the medium of Sunday World Wants. Lead on fhe Matting Order, |. Tb. an, I, Colgan. EXPOSITION GROUNDS, PITTs- BURG, July 4—The Giants and Pirates fourht thelr second battle for the lead in the synnant chase in the mud. The rain storm that droke Just after the Sensational twelve-inning battle of the morning did not cease entirely until after To'clock. By that time the fi WAS as oft as mi but the manage: | ment of the Bmoketown Club yielded to the demands of a mob of nearly 5.009 en-| thustastle rooters who gathered outalde| the gates and Inalsted that the game be played, ratn or no rain Mob at the It wap ati! drizaling when t Col kutes wert opened, wan afraid his enthus tear down tis fences, and he uve the signal to open up. Tae crowd gave a egal imitasion of « rit trying to-get. to, the ticket windows with thelr money. “Well, noys, I gues’ we're {n for a game tn the mud.” aald Manager Davis. “We won out agatnat all sorta of hard duck and bad umpiring this morning, and we ouknt eta better oresk this afternoon # hurtle hard to cinch four hold on first place.” “Why, we're stake horses in the m said Warner, “We ought to come h on the bit."* but Dreyfus patrons would This morning's vietory plenty of conttdence, They warincd up (Continued on Fourth Page.) BY (Special to The Evening World) SHDEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, July 4—The Realisation was won by The Pari pride of the K thought to be the by r. Commando, the bie and eo. thorough- bred ever pOoduced im America, was second. Mortello wae third. Realization Stakes, — wor:h $14,000 to the win: @. was the chief at- traction on this, the last day of the Sheopstoad meeting. The presence of the mighty Commando, James it Keene's wonderful three-year. in the event, | was In Itself enough to bring a record- breaking attendance to the track. But Commando'n prestige wan mo great am to drive everything vut uf the con- ~—ARESGUED, COMMANDO BEATE BUAT UPOLT, Ferry-Boat Crew Saved apiece Party from Drowning in the East River. Four women and four men by rare face of the d’easter, but when crash came their screams filled the a The sailboat was overturned ‘and’ ail. of ta occupants thrown into the water. | Hut the most remarkable part of the) ace'dent was that nearly. all of the party, clung to the boat's sides, Two of the women who were iwept out of, reach: presence of mind this afternoon were saved from drowning in the East River bridge. Hundreds almost beneath {persons on the structure and on the in the river witnessed the mis: the tap and marvelled at the ss of the persons who were sud. tum- bled into the water. | Were helped to the side by the mea, The party wax composed of Robert { They did not seem to be ereatis, McCarthy, Maurice MeCarthy, Grace} frightened. The Fylton Ferry boat Far: t McCarthy, Kate MeCarthy, Dora Se-| ragut was on the way from Manhattas Carthy, Margaret McCarthy, ail of No.] to Brooklyn and not fer distant time from the scene of the netident Capt. Benjamin at once brought his beat: alorgnide the capsised craft, and liner 289 Lexington avenue, this borough. and John mith, a friend of the family They started from One Hundred and Fifteenth street tn a sativoat to make| were thrown to ths nea anc, an excursion to Liberty Inland. Atl] smith went well until they approached the| They were safely drown absara oearett bridge, when {t was {mpossible to ma-| ly any worse from the wetting and lang) hoeuvre the boat out of the way of the} ed in Brooklyn, They at onces ‘onl barge September, home. The women of the party were (s. The wind had fallen, and the tide] Kood spirits, considering what ha@ hap’ swung the h bulx of the barge] ” jee med) to} taka) ther weet against the frall craft, ¢ certainly a merry sef,’* ro pt. Benjamin, THE PARADER; FOURTH RAGE. The women had kept quite cool in the! marked ¢ The Lawrence Kealleation; for threpyearelde. : mile and five furlongs. - Pride of Keene's Stable sacri ete, ALAM. anisine der. McCue bt) Runs Second for the Rich Realization Stakes --- Result As- tounds the Talent. That Commando ts an equine Iolo the people was proven by the roar of ap” plause and storm of hand-clapping tha’ grected him as he cantered to the post His velvety coat rhone with perfeet health, and he seemed to spurn the\ earth in his gallop to the starting mark! Uon, but resolved tteelf Into a specter) soencer sat him lightly, but had to Relt:? that could not fatl to be enjoyed by all yim army in hand, 0 full of vim bat the kingly son of Domino. ne track had dried out somewha® after the hard rain of yesterday, bu was e(il! slow and holding, This prove T. Wilson's good colt, Mortallo and Handwork test except Rt. The Parader, So It wan not a good medium of specula horse thought While 1 who love 4 good ruse The doubtful in the rader has shown himeelf to be a result’ was not to be least honest merit f has =] the con of Commando's trafner Ii vse sac Commando, | (he horee’s ability to run tn any kind 0. sidered tn th ane an c aes Otherwise Conroy, winner, and the Keene stable's secon string, would have been substituted. fone In tn champion is in a MASS FOR COL. SLOAN. a Homan Catholte) is not known that ¢ mas E. Bic was a Roman Catholic when he died, requlem ma Was celedr cls Xavier's Chureh, in Rtreet married in Mra. Abe al san was to church 0 Rodtnson that the tn the harbo! came 3. and Col. William ma college on shore rowed | When Col. be baptized. | Col. Sloan had | Catholic and the It tp belleved thit time. lornaey up on the ter ww track a train on the latter roa three rear cars of th n, amashing them {nt cara were not damage ¢ dno one Was EACURSIONISTS 2 NARROW ESCAPE inu World # Uffenheimer died nt Sinai Hospital high Valley, but No One Is Hurt. amony end many o of other friends Renlal com of them: y ayatem, and. “aletriouiog ot ‘The $2 ee Ra Iroads his own efforts, Pe. worked Ain wa wo As the Lehish Valley XSich nis -servicer comma x the Philadelphia and comfortable Incomm crosp each ot train was cro mh