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a. o. II. DELEGATES TO Boston.

State President John ]. Mullin, State
Treasurer Frank Fayan, Statr Secretary
William j. Kevi:le County President A.
T. lowell and Dennis + Leary are the
delegates from Delaware to the biennial
SESSION ~ the Ancient Order nf Aib-rn-
lans, which will open in Fanrnll Hall,
B,.t III, at noon tomorrow. iney will
leave for Boston this morning. The
convention promises eclips4 any held
thus far l. is tXp, cted that there will
bt 10000 uniformed tntn II u Parade,
which will be held on Wed esday after
noon The order las q me- b.rship of
about 1S7 00a pal"ate witl SOW an
increai Of 200 in memb rst,p deing the
wear.
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JAILED FOR CONTEMPT.
Joseph s. Daily, Democratic Leader
of West Dover, Tried to HIM Jury,

- - 50 DOpSAf ~ Ahhh
Dover, Del, May 6.-Judge Spruance
has sentenced Joseph S. Daily, of Mary
del, prominent citizen of Kent county
and Democratic leader of West Dover, to
ten days Ia Dover Jail f)r contempL uf
Court.
Mr.. Daily is juror at the State court
in session here and was summoned upon
the Hutchins- Collins jury Friday night,
when court held late session in order
to finish up work.
Mr.. Daily, who is we'll known as Will
liam j. Bryan's double, resembling very
much the Nebraskian in stature, speech
and general appearance, had enjuyed
small bird and cold bottle the night be-
fore and after he had been locked up
with the jury his evening with his
friends began to tel on HIN aud he en-
deavofed to adopt Reed rules in the jury
room.
This was made kno wn to the court and
Judge Spruance had the jury brought up
and jurors Riley Cook and Harry S.
Hamm were caIied to the stand and
sworn.
| Judge Spruance demanded that they
answer whether juror Daily was ntoxi-
Gated and untt for his sworn duties as
Juror.
| They answered that he was Daily
was called out and made an ex xpanation.
file cross-exaulined juror Hamm very
closely and said:
'Do you s wear that am unfit to sit in
that box and decide upon this case?"
II do" replied Mr.. Hanin. "Yoi want
to run the jury" "Well, think you're
very poor judge" retorted Daily.
Daily was sentenced to be imprisoned
for ten days for contempt of court and
the judge notified the sheriff that the
court expected those ten DAYS to be spent
il confinement and not ON the streets.
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,,qi,ate 81 tia. ina,.rgS Il Meet.

cia iHuatl N;4Y u Ihe natienAl con-
vsrtiun Gi GILL mhlIe III NE Wad Popu
listS will le hetd IL Rehiueau,s 9u4a
House igNt "Wednesday, flto ..eaaata9s
arc III WaiA, on ile auditorium, pl@ing alt
Sorts at nnttoes and steamers On TIE eoi5
umns ANA walls Across tlle front u tiie
staisr is il large Stfaamer will i qlluta-
tian from Senator Alcn reading Me
have thrown them over the transan
Wien tho fUsfuiists and the middle of
tu rmJlers split u the meeting 81 their
Inati1nal committee III ineeii iast Y
nlfy Seuator Allen is sail n have nstd
the ahayc lanslase, aud t4e Mallle " tae
roaaer+ arp sai1 IL have fiili0l, l'e.
Iand you hlyr h@mu tAe paitg a'er tar
4 tt4llSuln with lts.
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~ ol,sa.,. - I.ellnse.

ChalleStop MAY 6. t'ruia @t6lu 4
the p.piretsitg of .Nirahiia antt GiIeetaf {
tHe Ielad@r MeCa{micly ohserNarot% i
at Wmmshora. this state, wHere Ne ies
selected heatiaa fnr observing i.1@
eclip@e nf me sHa on thc 2SJa naf l.i
wiIl tasin work a c3icr IN Il HI rea
Il aauan ~ faei II lpae,h W.5F laas
i.ra ii tltaS III ii9H&ar Y.h3 fHt.
~ tls 4.il a5- Y bN
l staf .s3
Nil. bc aard.
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1T PoIsoNs CHURCHES.
DR.. Murray Says This of Liquor and
Scores Army Canteen.

Scores Army Canteen.
Rev. W.L S.Murray, pastor of St. PauPs
M. E. Church, preached an interesting
sermon last night on "The Destruction
OF the Liquor Traffic"
He took his text from the 18th verse Of
the 10Th chapter of St. Matthew: "But
He answered and said, every plant
which My Heavenly Father hath not
planted shall be rooted up"
DIR. Murray said that the liquor traffic
poisons our government, our churches,
men and women, politics and every
thing else with which in comes in con-
tact.
"The Philadelphia Pless stated last
Friday that the United States workmen
lead tile world in skill because they are
more sober than men in other countries
1t is coming to that time when man tC
get position must be total abstainer
In the United States there are $780, 00(
t achers and over IL 900, 600 scholars anc
temperance wol kers are seeking to pu
the truth about the liquor traffic in al
the school books which they use.'
| In speaking of the army canteen DIR
Murray said that ii he had son in tn,
army he would fear the canteen NOR
than the bullets.
During the Spanish-American wa
there was 329 Americans killed, l25 diet
Of wounds, aud 5,277 died OF disease. AL
OF the chaplains agree i'll saying that In
canteen was the cause of ninety per cent
OF he deaths by disease.
He spoke of an instance during tn
wat Of seventeen yoarg men leaving
town in Illinois and joining the army
One Of the Young men was brought bac
a corpse and sixteen returned confrme
drinkers.
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THE ANNUAL CONCERT.
Delaware Sengerbund Will Render
Choice Program May IA.

The annual concert of the Delaware
sirngerbund at tile Opera House ON
Monday, Nav II, promises to be one of
the musical events Of the season.
The program will be as follows: Chorus,
"Fruchlingslied," (spring song) G. Au-
gertr; soprano solo. "Mv AL" Bolum;
violin solo, "Ieeende." Wienianski;
cnolus, "lhm Grate Thants," The D W
Drops Fafl NJ Splckel; alvu solo, Bed
own Love Song Chadwick; chorus,
'Der Rener una sem Li4b," (Tte War
rior aun His Lnve) E. schulz; ouet,
Come Live With Me-" Footr: vi"lin
sulo, "Cavatine," Raft; soprano $50, GAY
Greeting" HAwiey; (n) der N"grl Inn
Wald," Tauht,t; cnorns. tal We die
v ilde Ros im Waid." (rne Wild Rose uf
The Foiest) Mairr; (b) 'Grusse am die
Heimath," (Greet,ng From Home Kro-
mer; alto SOLO, la) Lied" Prock; (bl
'springtide," Beeker; chorus, "Da- A tie
Mu' tterchen," The Mothers Lament)
SHcAtr.
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Gave a May Party.

Miss May Dolan, daughter of Chief Of
Police John f. Dolan, gave a May party
at Brandywine Springs on Saturday in
honor OF the thirteenth anniversary OF
her birth. About fifty boys and girls
were the guests Of Miss Dolan and were
taken to the Springs in private car
They were accompanied BY Mrs. Dolau
and the parents Of some Of the chill
d.nr
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-. nn..I.s t3na.l.

Difsal.il4 55sy U b5HN NJ. Grsr9
aJaJs#a Eas58s N t.R C;Ht4,,r SsaN
4lmuy died ia AtlaNti@ tsiN, Aff-
tiair haa tca u PoAf lra,ta ier sHie
.tes aal l@d nat iW,u n agtHc i58s,-
ae~~ ~ inliI Hiat5iiS. iits dgtt5 Nds
.itla II i @cn43d breaking Gulen II III.
5 -eul. IT. laid lpeu connected With tht
,7,Gne4ie interests since theit inception.
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Sergeant Stayed the Knife.

]. B. White, a weaver of Chester, was
arrested on the coast early yesterday
morning by Officer Purcell and Sergeant
Howgate and while being searched at
tempted to cut his throat with a sharp
knife. The sergeant grasped his hand
Just in time. He will be given hearing
this morning on the charge of carrying
concealed deadly weapon and with
drunkenness.
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\ NJ. q. IN. Gnsncl nLeeli. :.

iii tit y. VI. Il 4. gos4p eting
ya,erdN Hitttnaan lf4N. ~, L Hnr'
ray usilt Ill aldteas on il6piesssns 81
the + Hneuiaal Cenierenee ia Mem y TX.
A large aadierce Wes presen and
spe .al ~ service %as rendered.
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Poam in fsuiItliiie.

Enlidns lnslrct5r Ges, dy win pre-
ssnl htsae.l titl rlpait ta t4tN Cannrll at
IT, u.ttn lhta.alr heht brng
tllphpm lsi pnrnns s4rs iesasd 'm-
III nj @' vanld n s1l32l2 Wf ali is
alIs ~ o,ettfai 81 tsl- rrfceaia5 yeer.
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secanh story mems rig Ila,al.

Chicago, May d.--l'orch climbers in a
raid upon the homo of NJ n. Munster.
diamond broker, secured pluudrl valued
at nearly $l5,01a. The booty consisted
of 1iamaHaS, pearls, sapplirrs. rabies ana
il large assortment uf miscellaneous ieM,
cty, bcsiaat considerable qaaf ity ot
old @tll.
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, MONDAY. MAY z, 1900.
OFF THEIR TR0LLEYS.
Traffic Delayed on West Eighth
Street Line Yesterday
Afternoon.

About 4.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the trolley of car No. 4S, Of the West
Eighth street line, jumped of tie wire
at Eighth and Clayton streets and got
jammed, breaking two brackets on the
poles, pulling one pole down and break
ing the wire. :
Traffic was stopped for some time. No
one was hurt.
About 8 o'clock last evening the troll
ley pole OF car No 305, of the Darby
line, flew off at Eighteenth and Market
streets and broke the wire.
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Dr.. Mo,tI,ington III.

DIR. Edgar Warthinstan of Twenty
third and Market stree i sfr;oas'Y i'll.
aeis suffering WITH erysipelas lla as
,iz q MpE tli- phtess last fiiday and
f5n4Gu III get Mat-e.
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Nal.le d citx Iteal I3slate

According Il the annl4I report q tie
Ssrrrt amt Sew u Dtplrtnent tine Assess
el vai0N tt tlp real estate II ne city is
ll 600 0Jl 4ud the estimate population
- 9al.
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visiting 1Eeeli.rfies nnlertaine.!,

Colonel David +. Houston Conncil,
No 73S, .Jr$O.. y. a. M, q, Chester.
were tnlfrained hy, tanies a. Ghaald
Counoi El. ~ 5r Q \ NJ, u ti}i-
cis iuis rooms. ~ Edeii liall saiuydal
righg 1lhe.vsit7r5, sesent .ve.in.nnm'
hel, came IN 4 sperial G4, ! nthsie4.
program Na- +; a .c,l AL hitesin ~
MSIc sl4ttd.
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Attending conv.nuon nj E,iehn ond

Herbert X. WATSON and z. Jan es
B slt ltit Yesterday ~ EiclltnoWt, Va, 10
iuead the fn,ty eiaht anhnal coay' Il
i'm III lne American Ehatnmceutit ali
t.earia ion, witiqh o#mts ifethal city..
et c2uNpytiHn ,tnrnS taGaN anu Elil-Ie-
n...u H. sesFiou fine day.
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Ex-se,.n4ur llau .slig3s i'nra wed.

lFiddlatown, CONN, May " !lX-Saua+
for IahA ii. DuuElas, olie " tile hest
i5u6tvn Republican pSiiieians Gf tlda'
Atitt9. Mas sir&Een with paralysis white
.rn Il fsltr@ tIip to Gaiifrd pHnd His
.aufiro M a si,!o + miIidyIod, aud ms COR
.i..5u is considered extremely critical.
The sun., 1900-05-07
In whose inter. SITS the
OXy-Hs drogen Gas Com
pany's case, pending before
the Chancellor is held up by
the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors,
Diphtheria at Newport.

A whole family Of colored people at
Newport were stricken with diph-
thtl!a the fist Of last week. There are
eight in the family. They we're all re-
moved to Farnhurst last ktiday.
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.washics"lto Ieu,er.ain Washes. =

Tie mentets of the Wasliilgten lire
Company d Reading, Pa, viii on e,
SdHaar be the guests q Tie WashlhEt' n
Fire Company oltlns city. Tie yisi!cls
viii BE taken down the Delaware rhfr
II Tie sieatntr Cirica A stop Tor an
,our will be made " Augustine P4lh.
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rrenched 10 ond nel!oM...

Presiding Elder ~. G. Brooks preached
the qnnivgrsaiy sermon @ tahe !ifsaq4d f ,4l
CnltadDtlrr II odd .FalihHs in Refllef
4. N /. eliirrb' IN 3.,''c.l qE Nes'sf,lA!.
t5fy}ts,p, fif'2 y Z tai5-- l.g,e. tdrf
shHij. elufcifla j . fN aa sH'f'99sa WI I \ \,
.tarAp Ap@afir,es. Fde.e - ! y = tFf ps
~ 81 t}1t4ii 6efs.
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DIED IN A BARN.

in an Ont Building on His
Brothers Farm.
Samuel Kinney, aged "a years, was
found dad in his brother John Ktnney's
barn, at Greenhill, yesterday afternoon.
ne went 10 the barn Saturday evening
to sleep and evidently died s1ne tims
during the night.
Coroner Vandeyer was notified and
gave certificate of death from heart
disease.
Kinney was huckster, and ws a SON
OF Samuel Kinney. He will be buried to-
morrow.
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nayai,,,e STRIKERS RETURN ii y.,opi..

%ew York 2lay q. Two landroli oi
tEU nun employed at tha N"f0id G'aPpet
warNs ii layorna n. l. Who stueS laaI
t5aesday lf.tge rttiiiltd ~ work. They
sHeceeael III gai0in tAel" deMsEad for q
IL per cont increase.
The sun., 1900-05-07
The W. lhar FORECAST.

,st,i@34if.>s3. Is naai., are that
i weather. .u.,. iIcsiI suothrdst
ts.,.,,. 50, pfeNait,
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Ii pay, hr attorney.
fees 0i Mes ,rs. lIil!eS aud
SpTUa O. s-sS-i esr lne
Sfetrl q rer DltScLors
sll-tilg, /. ~ .0$en case :
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10 Nicet Tnnisln

{atef fre t R4pubicaN
civ tn-sni tee af ed n Fith
ani ipley stree onigtt + o'ei9ck.
The sun., 1900-05-07

Warrcnton, May 6.The Vaal river
has been successfully crossed at Windsor
ton by Barton's brigade, with whom is
General Hunter, commanding the divi-
sion. The Beers have evacuated Wind
sorton and Klipdam. They are trckking
northward and are fighting for all they
are worth. Barton is hanging on to their
rear and shelling them vigorously. .ludg-
ing from the clouds Of dust, the retreat
ing Beers must be in very large numbers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

DR.. +. Il. Clark has been IN Spain
attending Spanish Christian Endea-
yor convention, and 1t has been one Of
the most exciting experiences of his
life, the project OF holding such a con-
yention meeting with the expected Ro-
man Catholic opposition and govern
mental opposition as well. the later
coming not because DR.. Clark was au
American but because he was taken
for an Ebglishman, Spanish opinion
being very sensitive now against
Great Britain-far more SO than
against the United States. The Span-
ish suspect Great Britain of designs on
Spain. Dr. Clark barely escaped being
mobbed, andthe order against tie
meeting was only Withdrawn when q
was found out that he was an American
not an Englishman.-Public Opinion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
Groom Cottage

Captain Haglund, wharf superinten-
dent OF the Inter-lsland Co. left in the
Mauna Loa this morning on his vaca-
ton trip. He was accompanied by his
wife and children.
George Lycurgus of the Union Grill
has been summoned by penal sum
mons to appear in the Police Court
Wednesday forenoon on .hs charge of
selling liquor without q license.
For seven years we have been selling
Kroegcr pianos, giving entire satisflc-
ton in hundreds of Honolulu homes,
We have just received new shipment
OF these goods, SO now is the time to
buy.
Invitations are out for charity "at
home" at Mrs. Il. S. Cunha's, Waikiki
by the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent So
cieyt tomorrow from to .. Solo
mons Quintet Club will furnish the
music. ....r.
Robert w. Wilcox left for Hilo IN
the Kinau today, 1t being his intention
TO try to fix up the split in the party
there and to do little talking in be-
half OF the Independent party and him
self, incidentally.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
FOR COOLING OF ROOFS

Arabic" roof cooling composition Is
an article being introduced from Aus
tralia by the California Feed Co. 1t Is
for galvanized iron or other metallic
roofs. The composition when dry at
ter putting on is dazzling white, and it
effects a magical lowering OF the tenn
perature beneath the rooi to which Il
is applied. In the commercial form 1t
looks like whiting or slaked lime. Al
the preparation needed Is mixing
with water, and after letting II stand
the required time application is made
with a whitewash brush.
T, ]. King has set out miniature
roofs beside the company's store in
Queen street, some Imprinted ard
Others covered with the Arabic" wash.
IL is an effective demonstration of the
virtue of the composition. The article
is boon to the tropics and 1t is y
wonder 1t has notsbeen heard Of before
in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
Every Evening from 9 to 10.

c. b. Hofgaard, the leading merchan.
of Waimea, Kauai, is in town on n
business and pleasure trip.
Facial neuralgia is Judge Humph-
reys' afrliction. He is out today, but
not feeling equal for business.
The Honolulu Concrete Construction
Co. does all kinds of ston and concrete
work. See ad under New Today.
Alex Young will return 10 Hone
lulu next month in the Sierra, the piO-
neer of the magnificent new Oceanic
liners.
There will be a special meeting of
the stockholders OF the Inter-lsland
Steam Navigation Co. on the 3Oth. See
notice under New Today.
The annual meeting ofthe Kilohana
Art League will be held at the rooms
in the Model block at 1 p. m. tomorrow
A full attendance of members is de-
sired.
The Mauna Loa had very small
passenger list today: Among those
who left were w. X. p. Kapuilani, Mrs
Enos, T. X. =. Amalu, W. A. Wall ant
w. w. Bruner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
Police Court Notes.

In the Police Court this forenoon the
following cases were disposed Of: j.
j. Silva, assault and battery on An
Ching. one months Imprisonment at
hard labor; +. Smith, assault and bat
terry on h. Smith, nolle pros'd; O'Halle-
ron, assault and battery on Williams,
$40 and costs; Geo. Smith, drunken
ness, discharged; Herbert, assault and
battery on Chiyono, s land costs; MI
amoto. common nuisance, reprimanded
and discharged; Mary Munich, profan-
ity, s. and costs; George zee, unlaw-
full possession of opium, $50 and costs
George Wright, riding bicycle with
out light, So and costs; Naihe, lar
ceny in the second degree, committed
to the Circuit Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

The Methodist twentieth century
movement to save 2,0s0 600 souls be-
fore the end of 1901, is about to be put
under way. The plan is briefly to on
list 100000 active workers in the move
ment, including pastors and church
members. each OF whom shall pledge
himself to secure ten new members
for the church before December 81,
1901. The call will be given first to
the bishops, and through them to the
annual conferences, where the presid-
ing elders will see that each pastor
presents the movement to his congre-
gation.-Public Opinion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
For Rent.

L. Brecht left in the Kinau for Awl-
nj, Hawaii, today to make the preli-
minary arrangements for cutting 10
900 cords of wood. He will return In
the course of week or so to employ
about two hundred men to do the work.
Mrs. w M. Graham has returned
from a trip to Maui and Hawaii, which
she greatly enjoyed and benefited by.
Her fellow-workers OF the kilohana
Art League, especially, welcome Mrs.
Graham back to town al the approach
Of the fall exhibition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

A new two version" edition OF the
Bible has been published by the On
ford university press. The authorize
version has been printed with all the
differences of the revised version plac.
ed in the side margins, so that both
texts can be read from the same page,
while inthe center column are the in
dispensable marginal references.-Pub-
lie opinion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
LOCAL and GENERAL.

See HOLSTER Drug Co.'s ad for hair
brushes I'D.
c. B. Hofgaard arrived from Kauai
this morning.
A Board of Health notice in regard to
garbage appears under New Today.
A nice new four-room cottage is for
rent. See To Let columnon page 8.
The Mauna Loa did not get away
until after Ii o'clock this forenoon
Music at Waikiki Inn
Camara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
For a nice refre shing drink try bot
tie of Pabst beer. w. c. Peacock d Co.,
agents.
A draft on Alexander & Baldwin by
the Hawaiian Sugar Co. has been loss.
See Lost column.
The gymnasium class meets Tues
days and Fridays, commencing tonight
at the Y. NJ c. A.
Coolest corner in town ! !! at Benson,
Smith a. Co.'S soda fountain. We fan
you while you drink.
The luau at Mrs. Montano's in Ma
noa Saturday was given for Mrs. Fow-
Ter and not Mrs. Taylor.
BARGAINS IN JEWELRY. Fine
Engraving and Enamel!ng done. NJ. +.
LUCAS, 205 Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

These lamps burn In such manner that
the combustion Is almost perfect and for
this reason the light Is magnifcently
brilliant, smokeless and odorless.
The lamps are absolutely safe It being
simply impossible to explo e.
II you are tired of the bother of ordinary
lamps, II you wish to rid yourself Of
their care. the above will appeal to you
very strongly When coupled with
economy the appeal Is irresistible.
The Angle Lamp accompllshes per
feet illumination. II presents an oppor-
tunty of securing a light that Is easily
operated and more brilliant than gas or
electricity with no mlre heat at mere
fraction OF thrrcost. II provides lamp foI
Homes, stores, Offices, factories, halls,
Libraries, hotels and churches, that Is
ideal In every way.
The public is cordially invited to call
and inspect these lamps.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16
Thee. h. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Merchants and Commission Agents,
ALSO
Agents for Grant Powder Co.,
Roehri Harbor Lime y Port
land Cement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

II Is an easy matter to follow advice
that is travelling inthe same direction
you are going.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

According to an old bachelor, female
suffrage is caused by the scarcity %
husbands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-16

The more business the auctionser
picks up the more he knocks down.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-03-27
A Subtle Measure.

Colonel George w. Bird, of Madison,
sends us the following communication
treating of matter which he cons-d-
ers of vital Importance. and which no
doubt is of particular interest to the
people of Watertown:
To the Editor:-A vicious bill is
pending in the house of representa-
tives which is full of danger to NUM-
cipalities and needs their immediate
attention. 1t is being quietly urged,
SO as not to attract attention, by hold
ers of judgments on bonds issued to
railroads, and in many cases fraudu-
lently issued, and for which no value
was ever paid by those now seeking to
enforce the judgments by means OF
this unwarrantable bill. It is house
bill 5791, entitled "a bill to provide
for the collection of judgments against
municipal corporations.
It provides that when any money
judgment of United States court
against any municipal corporation
l1neaning any village, or town, city OF
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-03-27
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Albert Quentmeyer, who will
shortly join her husband at Fond du
Lac, where the latter has engaged in
business, was rendered a farewell
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Washington street by the Bon Ami
club. In addition to the rlVo mem
bers few other personal friends were
present. The house was tastily
adorned with palms and cut flowers.
Mrs. Quentmeyer entertained the
party very pleasantly and was the re-
cipient of many felicitous expressions
for her future happiness. The guests
included Mines c. E. Emmerling, w.
E. Woodland, Ed Sipp, G. S. Roper,
Paul Valerius, E. Krueger, w. j. Lee.
NJ F. Blumenfeld, G. A. Gamm, j. A.
! Adele, A. j. Weis, Thed Kusel, n. P.
Valerius, Chicago, and Miss Emile
! Deubel.
Miss Minna Feldschneider gave a
farewell party Saturday evening for
Miss Flora Anderson, the guests en-
joying a very pleasant occasion. A
fine musical program was rendered by
the Misses Feldschneider, Genevieve
| Mullen and Dorothy Slocum, and by
Lewis Parks and Joseph Mullen, while
Thomas Ryan gave recitation
Last Sunday in New York City,
where the prospective bride is now
visiting, the engagement of Miss Mol
! lie Daub, of this city, and William c..
Guden. of the former place. was cele-
brated. Mr.. Guden formerly attended
the Northwestern university and is
we'll known here
! Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Smith were
rendered an agreeable surprise by the
Degree Of Honor lodge Saturday even
ing Some twenty couples enjoyed
the festivities.
The engagement of Louis Krahmer,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Jennie
Kusel, daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. D.
H. KuSel. has been announced