The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1902, Page 3

I A ae 26, 1902, sigan { T’S THEATRE PARTY _ WOMAN SLAYS HER WH, f. BIE ig HIT OF THE SEASON IN NEWPORT. NIECE AND HERSELF’ “ih BELLEVUE Mrs. Vollmer Arises in the Night, Turns on the! Enitertainenient at Beau- | Styoine] sitar ica) Los ae ead Aged’ Ad lieu Satiates Newport Ameen Ferrelanih {he Gente tan ...| er, Famous Millions Society and | Estab- EE AEE RD OUST Re Sa »| aire Druggist lishes a Record for |i an Tote dion were tou mt 0) city i ontvan wn wnbchy WHEE Elaborate Diversion. jin He hoe Mra V in. Oe wae ily ek itor ab te ae Tinton avenue. Borough p Brons. | yf dollars, was com-ultted to Bello- (Spectal to The Erening World ) NEWPORT, Aug. 26.—Society was at the Casino and the tennis court this morning as if it ‘had not been feced to satiety from dark to dawn at Beaulieu. time during Cae night Mrs, Voll mer had on the gas Vue Insane Pavilion to-day by Magi teate Plimmer, for inquiry as to hie nity Riker was taken into eustody on the complaint of his father, who alleges that his soa is insane and should be placed under restraint and treatment. to the the matte: It would f Never before had fashionable New- ‘ < Kiker went to the offices of Cantor rt fenced r r a Her Son Was a Fighter, Wee ERM Uy Adams & MelIntyre, at No 9% Broad port experienced just the mixture of Mee 1 wo years old Thy ott tidy was moltifed later in thi et. for a conference with them. sensations that Mrs. Corneus Van- . She was the two children Nellie, the wife ackson, anda yn whe was Known as “BUly V Wiis young man was a pri the “Haverstraw Brick » was Killed two years: ago in Pennsylvania, and hie death had th effect of making the mother quite gant appeared to be quite happy Hovith Cie Tittle girl Bu nis his father, After the lawyers tele. whe station and De- tective Walsh, on ry complaint, ar- (1) Riker and took him to the Centre nnd the | Street Ci ere Magistrate Flam- omer sent him to Bollevue: wie Father Is Very Old. ay ikers’ father, who ts eighty. ( derbilt'’s “At Home” afforded. By - e imagining the mixture of a night at This firm talkir Coney Island, a night on Broadw and a night on Fifth avenue one gets an idea of the entertainment fur- nished the 350 guests who enjoyed the hospitality of the ingenious and ambitious young matron who aspires to set the pace for New York's *400." | All this was incident to+Mrs. Van- derbilt’s fete champetre, than which M three years old, is now in the Thousand Until two weks ago he had his OVATION FORPRESIDENT oo Sines Jack and his wie Ww t. Riker refused und me al treatme Newport is to have nothing more ON JOURNEY INTO MAINE. | 27 tere tinse: ant came to New ,Y Javish this season and nothing more c ere has purchased worth of supplies, original. The guests were received nt to the hotel to at the entrance to a Midw: where the familiar barkers and fakirs plied their arts. From ring toss and shell men, shooting galleries and gypsy booths, the guests were ushered into a theatre seventy-five feet square, where the Lederer company from the (Continued from First Page.) ‘4 the. hotel, people much is have been arrivin y Riker arri Severa went to Wise's drug store, Rroadway, and bought it. ck on A bank for $1,000 bargain. ‘The check was Tee ood ina few days marked * Gut other stores 3n the frequently causing their r people should he awake fo ough own Interest in the seas 0 r untry., We © bad been op- Coban and we clean £1 iba has got to be In a se to considerable expense Knickerbocker Theatre gave a per- TECUUE MIGENALIGONITI RG iking inventories, &c. formance of “The Wild Rose.” Fol- ena Started Many Storey. lowing this there was supper on the rr and hia father establ: hed drug Meinvoeal rade W over k City a few lawn, followed by a German in the Apia a e Riker stores bes theatre. The dance went on until Hight!) And Task Ae most popular: And (did a big buale morning came. suse of mismanagement and finan- . Riker's father withdrew “WILD ROSE" THE EVENT. The event of the night, of course, was the theatrical performance, for no such daring innovation has been attempted by society as the importa- “on of a full professional company ‘rom a Broadway theatre for a purely private performance. Most of the | tuditors had seen the performanco in | New York, but they were eager as children to witness it under different ‘ireumstances last night. The performance was essentially ’ of a special nature, for by arrange- ment only one act of tue musical comedy was given, but into this was condensed the best musical bits and all the clever specialties, and many new quips, with direct bearing on the occasion, were interpolated with Breat effect by the play: If the players had any doubt of the warmth of their reception they were quickly put at ease, for high society showed a human fondness for en- cores and a hair-trigger tendency to I laugh. The gypsy maid song, by Miss Irene | Bentley, scored iis usual hit, and the | two pickaninnies introduced in the in dewing with Cuba, In) song which first int mat fy the lood poured y this nation —$————___— other comrades of yoars, INAVANA DOCK STRIKE ENDS. men of ¢ N h Resim . her HAVANA, Aug. The dock laborers with ow men in the far-off Phillppines,| and others who have been out on | contnet have, after three years of unnpenk.| strike since Aug. 20 resumed work to- | facta well in mind, able toll «a hardship, against a aie th ernel, reckte jive foe, nd'the local camp mally won victory for the Amer- hack to the nou rh tothe resent.’ The Preside nt smiled and, pe lave touuht an wow ve | ousefurnishing Dept do what! To leave re IMPORTANT! | words to them, ag. “And I'm and establish the rule Special Sale of mighty glad to see ye Mason’s Fruit Jars, Then Hs le abun Quart size, crystal glass, | AB Doz. chief, the Also special value in Jelly Glasses and Jelly Tumblers, and ely -Dell Terge= t of them all | And Mrs Var | ‘ the home of Seer Mooly 1 should: like to muy. 4 | A aioe I two ab the Navy. You see that when! We will govern the husetts” man i wy Department 1 hy down the avenue with wil the | thing to mab h tht with painted fail ever = High Time for Actors. the encore verse were received with warm applause. Miss Bentley wore an elaborate gown of cea green made especially for the occasion adorned with a hundred thousand and internal af@airs isa | ir own Keeping je national a quins, Miss Marie Cahill appeared w ee ‘Miss Nancy Brown,” and was ri j i ceived with many marks of approval, Hall H al en 6th Ave., 20thto 21st St. as indeed were all the company, the | at Ht iyi officers of t audience at the “Beaulicn Theatre” ME), Cer ERA Nee A Sioa on UNF tran | being in the best of humor with it- a‘ sea ton Beata rm i NW ye welt and the player lon Were AOW= I h6 of the sun as those lishts atest (hing Dever saw," said Rae | men, Wit a le as marksmen | ers for the company lacking, for Mr.| which made a wonderful new kind © a went | Caine Ni tae BN Pee Ae | and Mrs, “anderbilt had ordered | daylight LARUE PB NALS: Jumped ye deta the Work duris, handsome bouquets of roses for Miss | Ter tae morrymakers devoted the Y We) stise 4 sereamed and Out | Oe ' r Cahill, Miss Irene Bentley and tho| Se!8* {0 pies BO RCSB SE vutifu a) GF sha waealtee | Hy hud len pre f the enormous differs ° 9 epee saembery ot ther eagt: ALT, CONEY'S CHARMS. few rial { the victaria wan rescued, and Just anlthe gowntsh Nava Phere wad ne Ink WITH HANGING LANTERNS, eh Island py ain SM tha'd ust ie ained Th oxi 406 hore [it eairage and deat ano te ht As the guests to arrive at| "ys he ly. My, Vander. | si 1 vig Englan INE mis as the Beaulleu, ai hour lown 9 rr mn Obiaeinoe | \ ‘ ) ’ and pains carrlages were directed thro =| one of MI y's barkere fr ite PANG, BORWATH Atte OHH IG rors of ha L nuiven nous |{ . ae) cultous route around the hedg es | Islan f is. for five i ee eA 5 i ; ona 4 e otithe estate around by ine aca wall, | itm, j ured in thy. weap wand 1 mal nel i Kone le Will Offer To-Morrow (Wednesday hard by 1 "| But shrilly from the opposite 4 is a memelity, [ brother, Gears ah a . Jer the blaze of Japancse 1 gains che del give. gon ave. ring sleet : ~- alarianine! IN He tte pie of dnpanene eri RUNG | ny the lve eH 2 - eterts no thn UNUSUAL VALUES ‘ ’ trance to the Miaway Fi | twoed cunu if you're good. Now POSTMASTER GETS | alinted men o ard OLLA Mrs, Vanderbilt was 1 ittle circle | try Ry | Pah ic, ae ati ee icy fouranite. 8 | waenas eas"! LACES and LACE C RS green for her green gown. Her BOW! | cout eoverad aie oe a RARBInE and intellle Was of mousseline de solo of pinto green Jars, 4" ark-cyel, aluckemasted E34 females At ' SAYS ANE IGS Many eds qrsat Ulack metus net | Sista URGLARS. : \ SPECIAL LOT OF LACES, EDGINGS, INSERTIN aaae er AbGK Nike a noitale with at :coetuniye tru We give y ' AND GALLOONS, this season’s importation, in white, erty attendant landscape of « te eh seretofore 15¢. 10 50¢. sard, pam, 89 soured ithe hang, of) each butter, Arabian and black ; berefofore 15¢, to 50¢, a " , guest for a moment and then cvery A ty, ee 2 the Other'| ‘, ‘i IN WAy Hay Made an Excavation Large past She a and When | Hie 5c 10c. and Cc. yard. 1 th as ify A 5 : i 2 path of perpetual red fire had tlywed nut Enough to Accommodate} Surrendered as | vatene ire Again | pe ane Sue ae a fi Six Persons- Slept in Den| Thre atened to F g in reality it was rods of ; {co, imported from everywhore, « ’ ting the clectrlelighis shine. through edly, until dowagers au! uclatanter | and Cooked Meals There. | Wounded Man May Die, REAL HAND-MADE RUSSIAN and RE- NAISSANCE LACE COLLARS, several styles and in, eRe nv y A shapes to select from; reg ular value 3,25 10 5.50, blushed jn ch Nobody ever ha A js fire red room bi looking ax this ald, |} A } ; J 65 fas if they hud used pure flume for the pny : Tanis ‘ i . Each. walls and roof. | APTER TH (wo Susanne’ youttas a ; Many went 4a the Midway at the Var After the perf: nt nian ot Saneat loan & dorbilty last nignt, e: » usual collection of esques that make ap @ society summer voting the | ‘ Mees | 4 i 4 | ee Sheete Sale of Umbrellas. Ane: 40k 4 ; \ MOR “FRED WEST” A MYTH, circus, As they entered they stepped on | Mit ‘ | oe am ; Men's and Women’s Pigve dyed black Silk Tatfeta Ume Rp eraien bug and Dbatel ‘ uth om Aneninnal®, bar As Was ‘ Steel Rods, Silk Case ‘ were ans " ‘ yellas, Paragon frames, Steel Red “4 Bt ae Caeya wane b the cave URIEDINIGRAVEL RIT, | tetatvccea anal povien tueze, vellas, a Blame ANG Hey ORTH Ware the kavante polling sitenaile | BUR , : a ind Tassels, Fancy and Natural Wood handles dies, Each, to this Midway. Hor whereas lately | yuspiled by the brown, couted, isnicke nomus of tite arree ao Tae | apn MM TAT RTO oe Reauar Valve, 2000 and 2 Newport has run to barn-dance sim-| bockered lackeys,-In pink sik howe and : No ALD 6 me r AY pilelty for novelty, the Vanderbiits wens | buckled shows, Who “showed on every Wer BhOO-| Stary : 1] Work re i Phe ants “ire W feftly to the other extrome, The aie theatre was @ thing of beauty a morning o] thelr underground | 8 i Biwi | ton a8 earilovgge and robbed . S Moybiit Midway was lke @ luxurious | right. “White tn its general effect all sn world gis i gt know wnre ty en is wore sate i fron “ued tates Hote Sixth Avenue, 20th to Ast treet. talon, with avery booth a picture. fleved Gailvor*tonetten’ in countiess| Kishcheck Fowat vor wey boy hasbeen. au y Atty tone of rock and earth fell |day in the Baraloge Hospital, published , 7 They eald afterward that it was 256/ Heved by a cardinal fy to be a gu matory, only a weck.” On iis, rly Mfty tone and ear i day in the Baratons Howpital, published feet long by @2 feet wide and 18 feet|" Bo elaborate was the theatre an what Newport wear turn he nh Kenne nm rat 1a ih thirty feet, covering them. q n SUH bib maria, ta Beas igh, Dut tt looked more. It was made ita Exeter ae aha 4 wri po lace tn thew | Phe: cave Hassbeen destroyed, The] Shields was t Ken out alive, but Bane ges avaolutely false yg Y 1 ey a4 bi Ty Wee inslantly killed, his st while duck quite covered with ted falug iat lt wat tearce ialahed inhed 4h tha, sud lh dnd lena > wher ers were arrested, but allowed to gol nary was inviantl i man. ‘a, Tho . z i € Wwe ° 1 And Mehted hry 00 electric lish iM AAver ; i ‘ Maul sail ih ain A i aa Lata gl a