The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1902, Page 7

= a LOCAL. WATER SCARCE ON HEIGHTS. There is a scarcity of water in Ford- ham Heights and Morris Heights and the residents are fearful of fire and famine. Householders on Creston, Mor- ris and Ogden avenues, the highest polnts In the section, are suffering most. The neighborhood ts suppited from, the ‘Willlamsbridge reservoir, into which 11,000,000 gallons are pumped daily from | the Kensico watershed, WOMEN PARTNERS DISAGREE. Judge Glogerich of the Supreme Court has appointed Willis Holly receiver of the assets of the firm of Promis & Stern, | corset manufacturers, at Nos. 9 to 13 East Fifty-ninth street, in a suit brought by Amalie Stern against Emma Promis for & dissolution of the partnership on account of a disagreement. Tt was sald that the assets are §%50) and the re- ver's bond was fixed at $7,000, BLIND LIONESS 18 DEAD, | The blind lioness Alice, one of the | cidest ichabltants of the Central Park | menagerie, died peacefully In her cage of old age, She was found lifeless in her cage. TO CHANGE SUBWAY BOARD. Comptroller Grout announced that a bill will be introduced in the Legi dature at its next session changing the method of naming the Rapid Transit Commissioners ‘AS now constituted, the board is self- perpetuating, that Ig, it elects its own | members and the terms of those in office are without Hmit. | BOY A BURGLAR. | An eleven-year-old burglar was held for the Grand Jury by Recorder Lazarus, of Bayonne. He {s Howard | Johnson, of No. Avenue C, of that cliy, He climbed through the fanlight | at John Book's dry-goods store, No. 470 | nue C. yesterday morning at 2 | k and was ght coming out by | Poite Lang with a sult of clothes And severa! articles of jewelry he had | st GAS ERUPTION IN STREET. Escaping gas from a suppy pipe of the Consolidated Gas Company ignited in West sixty-sixth street last night and wae within ten teet“of wne'ot | AL Fresco Shows Were big supply tanks. | ! | Marred and Indoor FOR DURNING SOFT COAL. Quinn, lessee of the) ~=PerformancesHelped 1 Empire, was arraigned before | Maxixirate Mott on complaint of Pollce- by Cooling Showers. | Man Doyle, of the Sanitary Squad, who | churged Quinn with burning soft’ coal, H He was held in $100 ball for trial, | EVI WILTON Is DEAD, m Johns Humor on the half-shell was served at | the Manhattan Beach Theatre by Lew Miss Ellle Wilton, who for many yearn Dockstader and George Primrose and Ytallan band of sixty was with Frohman’s productions, dled their aggregation of minstrel talent. new list of special of chron vular les eat the heart and \ phe engagement lasts for two weeks. AC Ler ume, at Cryder's Point, Le I. Ughtful entertainment last evening. work with new zest In Pain's arena new vaudeville offer- day spent at the Far Rockaway cottage OUTSIDERS CAUSED RIOTING, ivorge R. Vache, of No. 60 West ety. organization, denies that any members of the T. J. Murray Asgoclation had pa hos ings were given incident to the spectacle |, of the “Burning of Rom |in the fireworks exhibition were for “Fra Diavolo” is always a favorite bill with summer opera goers. Terrac: Col, Willam M. Rexford, aged sixty- two, died suddenly In the Young Men's Christian Association parton at Mont- viair, N. J. He had made his home| Auber's pretty opera was prod at the Y. M,C. A. alnce its construc. | Belle Thorne was the Zeriina and E tion. thre ago. Ie wan a re-| Sinclair the Lady Allcash. The come- 4t almost a new 7 tired cl and belonged to an) dians got many laughs and the chorus | evening interfered with the performance 4 ATE A GALLE LOUISVILLE, Ky. J ‘Amos | throughout the summer as am Incident | xteen years old, ate a/ to “Japan by Night,” ream Friday, and soon) Brighton Beach Music Hall offers Ton | to be given In the concert hall, but the | {Performance was finished in the roof I = ,oasis of a church baseball league. | Reynard, ventriloquist, are in the olio. | Presb; Jiam H. Barnes, one of the icading | would close thelr se lawyers and ¢ of the most elpguent ent week brought a bie crow Pra tors (Of ine onanea th of! New York root. The com Re of n 2a i pan hemorrhage of the lungs, He was sixty: | contains many favorites, Is likely to JEALOUS HUSBAND KILLS TWo, | PAYS B Prosne HARRISBURG, Pa, July 2—willlam tormance included Mme. Laya, the Mad- ert Emmet.” Filer, a steel worker, shot and killed his Garg and other old pefells wife, Clara Mer, and Harry Benne DBIenA other olf saverttes wwe e08:t8 n ay Yhe Filers and Bennett boarded at the me entoul t Bteeiton, near here. | ATLAN struck him cyused a fracture of the skull and blood clots to form, An opera- tion would not relteve him. pate st DE AFTER DISGRACE. Kind-Hearted Managers Plan| Orchestra snd a big cak PHILADELPHIA, July 2%,—Victor ; ; in| Georse Holland's direction Varied Entertainments in) (?'" Roulllot, @ stock broker, fifty-one years , old, committed sutelde by inhaling - Aid of The Evening World luminating was at his home in German- town, a suburb, His body was found) Fund, by his wife on the floor of the kitchen. Rouillot waa convicted recently of con- spiracy in connection with a stock Build tpangaction. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS, uilding, chnowledged......-++. $205.19 ed Erb's North Beach 7 265.05 Palma. Hines ‘and previously, WASHINGTON, | a : ———® M ~~ - Jon ‘Annie Gladys: Barl...... WASHINGT! The Presi. Mra, ft. Mori. \ > Here Surgoon-General Forwoo who retires and others nate for age next Boptember, have selected | Teusle Luwaon Col. Tt. M. O'Reilly, who was Presi- | ¢;, dent Cleveland's doctor, jumping him | Carall over the heads of five ‘of his seniors. | gigi ouise Reed aggle Murray and PIUS FUND ARBIPRATORS, ethers WASHINGTON, July 2%—Announcer Pa amerirypest Melt hus been aaa of the arsllra The cause of the sick bables has been tors chosen by the United States and warmly taken tp by young and old by Mexico to try at The Hague the , bigchearted boya! Waua tied claims’ aane, aoiceat ay the sue. Not Only are digshaarted boy Cathollc Archbishop of California to a end girls working hard during the long thevchureh by aextce, Mise# 12 be Ae yacgtion days to ralae money for Lin GRIFFIN-HELMBOLD WeppInG, — EVening World fund, but “grown-ups WASHINGTON, July 2.—Mre, Mage 5 . 1 benefits have b lanned, Mitchel Helmbold, daughter of Senator Pe coy ies eyy sie Pr ll vee Dikshell, (of Orewon, wae married to | ohn 31, Macbonovish will give a ben- Is Hoyt Grifin, « lawyer uf Now| cat tur the fund at his Manhattan Hotel ‘orl eremony was performed 5 Baul teoppat » and Theatre, Cropsey avenue aod Bay i Vs al were Smaree jor Twentieth street, th Beach, on July weve bis Seughier in | MINSTRELSY BY THE SEA PROVES A NEW | FEATURE IN SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT. *———-——~ |and perfect digestion, Peruna The programme compositions, Circle last evening. night's soloist, and Mr. Schuetze, harp- ist, and Mr. Schulze, horn, Mme. Mantell!, who disappointed the is audience Sunday evening, was able ning and was in good ‘The band's popularity continues Quartet led the per- AS dea : VAPAN By NicHT. to appear last The Trocadero Ss Will be offered. Telephone Girl, the other performers were Irving Jones, and Lillian nephritis after being confined to | xtinstrelsy by the seaside proved de- co: after a lively Sun- “Shorty” De Witt, John O. Barrows, at the head of his Last night) manager, kotely drain already roferred to, but it interferes: nth street, a trustee of the! J. cnudren's night and the set pleces | librettist The good old summer tine seems to Zeno and Pauline Moran and her pick- aninnies are in the lengthy and varied list of specialties, | DO > has moved up to Proctor's Harlem house and Emily Lytton con- | tinues her dashing Interpretation of the Agnes Herndon ason Yor the ticipated in the rloting on the steam-|their beneft, ‘Thursday will be Irish be t Laura M. Starin on Sunday, night and on Saturday the Twenty-third | musical COL, REXFORD MEAD. Regiment, of Brooklyn, will be honored, | judge by Herald Square Th: | “The Wild Row | Garden was well filled last night when at the Knickerbocker and has under 1 | gone tre audiences. continues suc: ‘th maw it in the ea Ks of tts run find qvemy. thira St ‘His Heart’: Henry Guy Carleton, was given 1fth Avenue stock company, and Vic- tor Moore and Julia Blane headed t Newark house, BSE Ae twelve Broad- GLEN ISLAND PROJECT, ‘The management of Glen Island have had plans drawh for the cons amphitheatre nat thy Eden Musee yocajis in the elyil war. |and orchestra won praise for helping hag ——ae | the good work along. flowers and The smart rain that fell carly 198: | orchestra! concerts as any roof garden. Root Garden Attenetions. TELEGRAPH.) | iiscc sane tior: te rie ass tes =} | Square Garden roof, The fret act had| Miss Gilmore and her with a | n Girl," are headliners in the vaude- at the Lion Palace The floating roof gard: N OF ICE-CREAM. temple, “The Mikado” will be retained ¥! on the Grand the intention t establi wild animal exposition and breed mals on an extensive st night's performance revealed an| vaudeville Dill, was sent in irons tothe insane | pewis and Sam Ryan in a laughabic entertaining aeylam | sketch, “The Two Actors.” The Kauff- comedy predominated, A band concert |0f the large amphitheatre is both CHURCH BASEBALL, LEAGUE. | man cycie troupe, Delmore and Ler, precede: "A FALLS, N. ¥., July 2.—This | Edith Helena, the Southern vocalist and fonmance rsals are in progress at several rly fall openings. the training and exhfhiting of the beasts | There will be Man- | the size of an ordinary fore at the | tho centre appear at stated Intervals y | show the results of constan The amphitheatre will be situated on istrels | Beach Lawn on a site a short distance to the will open at the Metropolis on Aug. 1, | from the present Wild W which and on Aug. 18 Goorge Lederer presents | will mpoxed of four nines-—Congrega- | Joe Welch, Flo Irwin and Snyder and theatres for ¢. erian, Methodist and Trin. | Buckley are some of the well-known ager Dixor will | scopal names in the bill at Morrison's Rock- ‘Third BARNES DEAD. away Beach Theatre. i N FRANCISCO, July 2%.—Gen.| Announcement that ‘The Chaperons’ of on with the pres- Bawyer" on Aug. 7. Haverly's M! *t show and | command a ‘Sally in Our Alley" at the Broadway, | Long Island Sound pus week, and J. Sidney Rosenquest opens the | curing many more animals has alrea The work of ne- | Hammertesin's Paradise Garden per- Fourteenth Street Theatre with Age foreign countries cure specimens of in existence, and pairs whe ‘he late John Stromberg was ed by Kaltenborn's Orchestra at the | sible. ® their Isst week. Next week Creatore'sor, ile artists have volunt e and tt is alleged that Filer | of Bennett's attentions to is wife. | t pee PAYNE WILL PROBABLY DIE. Se | the entertainmen Another Sick Ba plc CITY, N. J, July 2 John Payne, who was shot Saturday in ond the head by William TD In dying in the City Hospl ‘The bullet” whieh A Brooklyn, les’ benefit to be held hoping tt will do some @ Caroline MoClure, 8 Wachter's Radler's Vienna under | Mr, PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. $1,000 WIL He Dint Lots at Auburndale, 1 A seaside benest for + tendered at the Ary Contributions to Sick Babiew’ Mund soul to the Ca i auction sale To “Bring Gindnenn,”? Among which will be ladie Jemen's gold wat and ‘lone lite Hine Meyer” Hortense. Meyer, 1 Kidney. Meyers i Manny Ka No. # Kast Ninety-toveth treo Bd in From of Their He liver ten wets, B they purehase lous or i well's Island Collected in Three Dayan: haye had a fick Hanlon WILD DOGS KILL CALVES, (Special to The B PORT JORVIB, July & Kimburg, another i are also doing much for it, pha d wan not ie attack of wild tng of thome bab. abroad located {n the Shawangunk Moun i, | 2 W. t4thSt.Cor.Sth Ave, dogs for city ap Said" niim’| | BEWARE of 14 $1.18 collected by Sadi oond avenue; Marthe Guiry, No, ber % A number of diatingulshed vaude- J} tips, Srty in the pack. CABLE. LONDON, July 2.—Colontal Secretary Cham ently injured in ac has’ recovered and will resume tin Parlament to-day LAN SENDS 82,500, LONDON, July Mayor Phelan San br John Red nond, Chia Irish Parla mentary | Nationalist fund RISH LANDLORD TRUST. DURLIN, July 22—Irish land owners ave formed a combination with a can al of &,0% to protect themsel against United Irish League. The ving that the Govern- prospectus com ay idoquate efore united effort boo UNTVRS PEPPY -bIGHT PI ST. PETERSBURG lrowne VUIEIICANS EN Sot VON MN eight har WOAFRICA, rade Commis. tou he best meth | ts V0 1Ush tr South | Arion ns ypressed With tie x ‘ y Americans. In tte f art os ere UF ommission | greatest men tay Have a Fine Appetite ‘and Perfect Digestion— Pe-ru-na Is Surely a Grand Medicine.” ee eee seco tenet es et eee A. J, WRIGHT, Treasurer of the #419, Strathroy, Ont., writes “T have suffered for two years with pains across my back and severe stomach trouble. I feared that I had kidney trouble and felt very discouraged until Ty used Peruna. It took only five bottles to completely restore me to health and strength. The ea- tarrhal trouble of my stomach has entirely disappeared, Ihave no more pain, but a fine appetite has my approval. It is surely a grand medicine.’’—A. J. Wright. 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