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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
SERIOUS CHARGE FILED
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R. WILCOX VOLUNTEERED
As ALLY OF AGUlNALDO
Attorney Gears Fight to UnSeat Ha-
walls Delegate Wilcox Refuses
to Make Extended Reply
Details Of Petition.
(By Associated Press.)

mitted today to the House Committee
on Elections No. l against Delegate
II. W. Wilcox, the Hawaiian Repre-.
sentative in the House Of Representa-
tives. The charges are made in writ. |
ing BY George d. Gear Of Hawaii, who
submitted letters purporting to be
copies of letters written by Wilcox to
Filipino officials. The letters are Of a
highly sensational character. One OF
the letters said to have been written
by Wilcox Is given in duplicate. bear.
ing the alleged signature Of Wilcox.
II is dated Honolulu, January 81,
1899, and addressed to DR.. J. joseph
Losada. Captain Martl Burgos and
Senior ]. Luna, and introduced to them
"a friend of mine who Is a very able
man to help you in your cause"
Among other things, the letter says:
"Mr. - will be useful ally to
fight for the cause of the Filipinos.
zone thing is sure, that you could
resist against any army Of INVASION
you have a population of 12,OO0,OO0
and already a disciplined army Of 80
900 will be equipped with modern
arms.
81 have already made up my mind
to join with you In your country
against America in case they insist
to ignore the right. the justice o, your
cause know well my pro 'ess,on as
an artillery officer. have no rear Of
the whole world when fight for a leg.
itimate cause like yours. Between
General Aguinaldo's determination
and myself It would be a very little
chance left to the invading Army Of
the United States to conquer your
country. Tell General Aguinaldo am
ready given my service for your coun-
try. and am ready to obey orders to
go to your country and fight for the
independence of your people and coun.
try at any moment"
The letter is signed Robert Wilcox.
Another letter. dated Honolulu,
March s. 1899, says: II am thinking
OF going to the Philippine Islands and
give my assistance to Aguinaldo
against the invaders-the hypocritical
Yankees-the carpet-bag politician
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09

Camarnos receives for his refr!gera-
tors all the California fruits Of the sea-
son by every cold storage steamer. He
always has on hand a stock of fresh
apples, grapes, oranges, etc. Send your
orders by phone, No. Main 37S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09

% Rheumatism has been cured In a
of cases during the past sky
years by PAIN-KILLER. This potent
remedy rubbed vigorously in and
around the suffering parts, will relieve
all stiffness. reduce the swelling. and
kill all pain. The most stubborn cases
yield to this treatment when perseverel
in. Avoid substitutes, there is but one
Pain-Killer, Perry Davis. 25c and 50c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
IL on each box. 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
PRRP AIRING FOR
ROUSING FOURTH.
Committees Named to Ar
range for Celebration
on West Side

Residents i'm the vicinity Of Fourth and
Broome streets are fun of enthusiasm
and hope regarding the success Of their
proposed Fourth of July celebration.
Organization was effected at a well at
tended meeting at No. 14O9 West Second
street last night Officers to promote and
manage the celebration were chosen us
follows: Dr. Bradley, president; H. II.
Lawrence, secretary, James /. Ford,
treasurer.
Ways and Means Committee-GeOrge
Rommell. Sr Moro Mcmillan, George
Richards. Francis A. Price. $. W. Bur
mite, Elmer Dougherty. William lynch,
James Turner, Ernest Samworth, James
Floyd, Delaware McClintock, John ii.
Holden. Edward Fahey and John SPAIN.
Supplies Moro Mcmillan, ii. L. LAW.
renee. Samuel Dennison.
Construction-Wi A. Croney, r.
*. Mills, Fred Lang. ST., Samuel Evans
Decoration George Richards, Thomas
Hamilton, Mr. Seagross. Frank McClin-
tock, w. j. Robertson, Thomas Curlett
ST.
Speakers John Hamilton, Stepher
Parker. r. W. Walters.
Music Thomas Hamilton, JOSEPH
Ieiglor. William Rothrock, l.. ID. Jones
Mr.. linislett.
Another meeting will be held on the LOT
at Fourth and Rodney streets next Mon
day evening at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
DELAWARE COLLEGE,

To-day Delaware College held its an
nual commencement and eighteen
young men were given their diplomas
and sent out on their mission of life
1t is safe to say that no class has ever
been graduated whose opportunities Of
mental andmoral development have been
higher The petty politics and per-
sonal favoridsm which at a former day
kept teachers in their positions or GUST
ed them. and which graduated students
not entitled TO 1t, have disappeared. II
is not flattery to say that our little col
lege has taken her place among the
strong institutions OF learning which
are such potent factors for good oiti-
zenship Her standard is so high ana
her work 50 systematic that her di-
ploma receives recognition in all Of the
professional schools throughout the
country.
IL is no longer regarded as sign of
superiority to sneer at her pretonsions,
and the time has come when every
Delawarean can take am honest pride
in her growing success For the past
few years there seems 10 have been a
loyal cooperation on the part OF all
persons interested, and the students
have been awake TO their oppOrtnni-
ties Many problems have been solved
we think, correctly. There was an eff
fort during the last General Assembly
to remove the college to this city, but
if the change is ever to be made. The
time is not yet In its present high
standards. its efficient faculty and
growing usefulness. let its past def
ciencies be forgotten; and lei as show
our pride in our splendid State institu-
ti0n
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
LAMBIAsE'S BAND POPULAR
Organization Delights Large Crowds
ut Brandywine Springs Daily

Professor I4amhiase and his company
of twenty-eight talented Venetian per-
formers have caught the musical fancy
of the people of Wilmington and are en-
pertaining thousands daily in Brandy
wine Springs Park by their com
ccrts. An unusually large week day
crowd heard the concerts last evening,
and showed its appreciation of the organ
ization's efforts in frequent applause.
Since its opening concert in the park
ON May 30 Professor Lambiase has dcm-
onstraicd that his band is composed Of
much OF The best Venetian musical talent
now appearing before the American pub
Tic. AS a leader the professor ranks high,
and being graceful i'm form and somewhat
after the style of Sousa, I'm his direct on,
he has become exceptionally popular He
began his career i'm America in 1893 since
which time ne has appeared in Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia; Asbury Park.
Atlantic City and many other leading
Summer resorts His ideal in music is
the classical. but always desiring to
please the public first, he has included in
his program this season all the seasons
latest marches. waltzes, etc. of which the
reuben song, from "In Central Park,
kangaroo song from "'rhe Burgomaster,
and the many catchy lyrics from "Flora-
dora" Foxy CUTLER" and "Robir
Hood are the most popular
Last evening Salvatore LAMBERT play.
ed cornet solo 10y request. which work
was perhaps the best ever heard in the
park. The audience showed its apprccia-
tion 10y calling on him for an encore ia
which he replied
Professor Lamhiase is composer and
has written "a march entitled Brandy
wine Springs" and polka entitled
"'rhe Play of the Park" tuneful com
positions which have been well received
General personal characteristics have
made the professor many friends since his
engagement i'm the park opened
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
Social and Personal Noles

Miss Elizabeth Brint0n and Station
Master Eldridge, of Brandywine
Springs viii be married in Thornton
NJ. o. Church next Wednesday.
j. Leonard Hamann. of this city. and
Miss Mary j. Osborne, of Carpenter
will be married in the Methodist
Church in Claymont this evening
Calvin G.. Turner. Of this city, is att
lending the convention of the Ameri-
can Society of Master Mechanics in
Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NJ Iearne have re-
turned from "a visit TO friends in Fred
orica
Miss Ruth Way, OF Yorklyn, who il
stenographer In Centre College
Pennsylvania, has returned to hel
home to spend her Summer vacation
She was graduated from Guldey Col
lege.
Mrs. C.. u. Stevens and daughter, of
Denton, Md, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. clinton Cook.
Lieutenant John Constable, of Elk
ton, recently appointed in The regular
army, who Is well-lknown here. viii
sail for Manila in the first transpor
that leaves after June 30.
ON Wednesday. June 10, William Gala
ghcr and Miss Margaret II. Crumlish were
married in ST. Paulcks y. c. Church b!
Father Kcrvlch. James Farnan was hes
man and Mrs. Ida Kelley was matron %
honor Mr.. Gallaghers fellow employee
In the Street and Sewer Department ar,
showering congratulations upon him
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Churchman arr
entertaining William Conner, of TIN
United States Engineer Corps. He at
tended the military exercises at Della
ware College this afternoon, and pre-
sen,ed the Lieutenant Churchmm
memorial prize"
Presiding Elder Robert Watt to-da.
went TO Atlantic City. where he will
spend two days
Miss Mary Agnes Sexton, of thi
city, was awarded a crown for gooC
conduct for excellence at the com
mencemont exercises of Mt. ST
Joseph's Academy, Chestnut Hill, yes
.terdy.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

is OF INTEREST
Former Wilmington Girl
Prospective Bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred /. DUPONT
Entertain Large Number Of
Friends

Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Mrs Elizabeth Kane
Norris 20 Dr. John H. w. Rhein. Mrs
Norris lives at No. 32S South Seven
teenth street, Philadelphia, with her
brother DR. J. A. Bayard Kane. whose
engagement TO Miss Sarah Williams
was recently announced Mrs. Norris
was formerly Miss Kane. of the we'll
known Delaware family of the name
The late Thomas r. Bayard, Secretary
of State under President Cleveland
was her uncle. John Kent Kane. for
merly of this city, now of Philadel-
phia, is another Of her brothers. Dr.
Rhein is a graduate of the University
Of Pennsylvania, and belongs TO the
Markham and Penn Clubs, of Philadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

The great American eagle will
scream loud and long at Fourth and
Broome streets on July 4. The citizens
of that neighborhood have taken ac-
ton, and a grand old-fashioned day is
promised. It is fitting and proper to
make the day period of jubilation.
Let il be a celebration Of emancipa-
ton from past tyranny and oppression,
and an earnest Of coming self-govern-
ment at home.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
In 0ilett, Pastel, Water Color, Sepia
India Ink or CrayOn.

In order to introduce our excellent
work, we will make, FREE OF CHARGE,
A LIFE SIZE PORTRAIT, copied and en-
larged from any photo, tintype, gem, da-
guerreotype, etc, to anyone sending it to
us our work is unexcelled, our likenesses
are striking. our finishes the most artis-
tic. small pictures always returned on
demand. If you wish Ito possess available
life-lilSo portrait in gillette Pastel, Water
Color India Ink or Crayon, of yourselves,
children. father. mother. dear absents or
departed. FREE OF CHARGE, send In
your photo 10
THE CONTINENTAL ART co.
S. 81 E. Washington ST.,
CHICAGO
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
MINISTERS KEEP OUT SOLDIERS

Lord Cranborne, the under foreign
secretary in the British House Of Com
mons, yesterday announced that the
government had notified the Powers
that it considered the imposition of a
tax on rice and cereals imported into
China to be worry impolitic. Il was moi
proposed 10 change the duty on opium.
Emperor William has ordered the
squadron commanded by Prince Henry
OF Prussia, to proceed to Cadiz TO meet
the German squadron returning from
there.
The foreign ministers at Pekin have
declined to allow 5000 Chinese soldiers
TO come to Pekin at present They also
declined to permit international troops
to guard the Forbidden City until the
Chinese soldiers shall arrive.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
Entertained Many Guests

Mr. and Mrs Alfred /. DUPONT de-
lightmlly entertained about $50 CT
their friends in their home near this
city yesterday. They We're from New
York Philadelphia, West Chester and
Media and this city.
The guests were entertained at q tea
in the afternoon. which was followed
by "a dinner and dance in the evening.
Cooks Orchestra, Of Philadelphia.
played for the dancers.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

That shooting tragedy near Rock
land should impress upon all parents
the imperative necessity OF keeping
deadly weapons beyond the reach OF
children. The 9-year-old child who
shot and killed John Phillips had no
intention Of doing so. and the ooro-
ner's jury discharged her from custody
after cautioning her against using
firearms in the future. but that Hoes
not bring the dead man back 10 life
neither does Il remove from the life Of
the child the terrible shadow that al
ways will rest upon it.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

One Of cur contemporaries says
there is a report that the writing Of
policy has been resumed in this city. %
At the same time the gam
bling den in Market street was
raided, we published the state
ment that there were nine men regular
" employed as policy writer's in Will
mington, and urged the police to break
mp their business. They are still at
work, and 70 arrests have been
made. The law is being dehed. and the
public feeeed dey after day. and tue
writer's go scot-free although their
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

The car Of Russia has another
daughter and the hopes Of an heir to
the throne are again dashed. His mai
esty is beginning to worry over the
milliner's bills of the future, and is
disappointed in not having a son 20
spell him in the governing business.
His subjects, however. should remem-
Der that the greatest sovereign of mod
ern times was a woman, and that she
was a relative Of the car. Possibly
they may yet bring themselves to toler-
ate petticoat government.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

Yes, Addicks produced the deficiency
OF 100000 in our city treasury and the
increase in the tax rate, for his treach-
cry elected the Democratic City Coun-
ell which brought those things about
But for him a Republican City Council
would have been elected two years ago
and we should not have had the carni-
val OF extravaganza and incompetency
which has disgraced the Fahey admin
istration.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

1T is wonderful how careful the
anti-Addicksites newspapers hereabouts
are to avoid the discussion Of the local
strike question" says an Addicks or
gan. The Addicksites are attempting
10 make political capital out Of a most
unfortunate labor condition, and seek
ing to prolong, rather than shorten.
the strike period. The anti-Addicks-
ties on the other hand are hoping to
see the time when the employers and
their men win meet. reconcile thcir
differences and resume their ordinary
relations Political demagogues are foes
Of both capital and labor, and they
should have no part in the present
trouble It is a matter Of business. in
which the vital interests Of many men
are involved. and not a vote-huntine
contest
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
d O'Clock quotations)

To-duy's local wholesale quotations reported
by Stayton & Chandler.
Tomatoes. crate. 500 TO $3.50.
Cabbage. barrel. Sl25.
White Potatoes, barrel. new phi ne $40 20 IS p
straw berries. quart % O. cts.
Blackhcwics, quart n 10 Y cts.
WhOrtlehcrrics, quart, 10 10 ID cts
Gooseherfies. quart, to5cts.
Eggs, Del. and Md dozen, lliS TO Is cts.
Chickens, live, pound, l0M 20 a cts.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

Delaware College is not to have coz
at least for another year
The board Of trustees, at its meeting
on Tuesday, decided The question, and
the advocates of the measure win
doubtless renew their request another
year. The action is conservative, and,
in view OF the fact that co-education,
where 30 has been in effect a number
OF years, has not proved an unquali-
fed success, the action at this time is
doubtless wise Delaware College fol
a number of years has been gradually
raising her standards Of education; her
progress has been along all the lines
which make the successful institution
of learning, and any radical departure
might result in a backward step, which
would take years 20 retrieve.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

For many years John Palmer was
one OF the representative citizens in
the Ninth ward, and his death causes
general regret lie made an exemplary
record as business man. and had a
high regard for the political welfare of
the city. State and nation, being con-
slant in his adherence TO the cardinal
principles upon which the Republican
party is founded. He had served the
people we'll as a member of the Board
.of Public Education, identified himself
prominently with THE interests of the
church Of his choice. and raised a large
family, which brought him much COM
fort in his declining years. The city
is much poorer by losing such good
citizen.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

Workhouse trustees to-day awarded
the contract for placing all the furni-
ture in the new wOrkhOuse to NJ. Me-
gary a Son. There was keen competi-
tion, but the trustees, taking into con-
sideration the high standing and relia-
bility Of the firm, as well as the amount
of the bid, made the award as stated.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

The promoters of the various grabs
OF franchises for railways through, I'M
der and over the streets OF Philadel-
phia are denouncing John Wanamaker,
declaring his offer Of s2.500,O0O q mere
BLUM. We wonder why the mayor
didn't cali the bluff The offer Of Al.
johnson forgive three-cent fares, with
exchanges, was regarded as another
blum by these same gentlemen. But the
acceptance of either of them would
have meant a great deal of money 10
the people, either in lessened tax rate
or cheaper transportation. The people
of Philadelphia are not in doubt as TO
who the buffers are.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

Forecast: Fair today and tomorrow:
rising temperature; light to fresh
southerly winds.
Sunrise, 43l; sunset 7.31; length oT
day l5h., moon rises, 7.56 a. M; moon
sets, 9.i9 D. m.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
Italian Loses Naturalization Papers

Rocco Tevela, who had resided in Chris
tana hundred abont twelve years. went
back TO Italy to sell property. Returning
to New York with his son. he found him
self held up By the officials and his son
allowed to land. lie had no proof of his
naturalization. having lost his papers.
Friends here are trying TO settle the dini-
Guilty.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

A local paper says: ''Swindlers and
hlackguards may thrive for a time, but
not long" We see; they prefer even
temporary success to going out of BUSH
ness.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

the country yes
to-day except in
the North Pacific
coast district,
where it was IA to
25 degrees above
the normal, and in
the middle Rocky
mountain region,
where 1T was
about 10 degrees
below the normal
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
peRsoNAL

1 AIDES. Chichester English Penny
IL royal fills are the best. Safe, reliable.
Take no other Send &c. stamps. for pa B
tlculars. Relief for Ladies'" In letter I,
Return Mail ASK your Druggist
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
ESTABLISHED 1S43.
HARTMAN


A double woven rat
tan seat and back oak
porch rocker. The
finish is called "Funed
Oak" and just the
proper curve to the
rockers to be comfort
able. Arm chair and
.settee to match.
$1.OO
A lot Of carpet
samples and remnants
with the ends bound;
to be used as rugs.
All qualities go at 81
each to clean up
stock. With these we
have put in some all
wool Smyrnas and cut
the price to $l.50.
Quality all right but
the patterns have not
moved as fast as
others.
If you are interest
ed in Sectional Book
cases we have then
with the sliding doors
Undoubtedly the best
and most practical ar.
ticle of the kind in the
market. Access to the
books is instantan
eous. A movement 0
the finger and doors
slide to the right 0.
left as desired. Posi-
lively will not bind o.
jam and absolutely
dust proof. Can b'
furnished in any Woo
required.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

operations are SO extensive that The
State detectives and city policemen
shcald experience no diuiculty in APP
pretending and convictinG them. it is
time for some action 20 be taken
against the local Representatives Of the
Policy King of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
Lie Weather I'D the Almanac.

The temperatures correspond closely
to seasonal average in an sections of
Evening journal., 1901-06-19

Queen of Summer Trips"---Boston
by Sea
Complimentary excursions Old Point
Comfort to holders first-class tickets.
Baltimore 70 Boston. For tour book
and particulars, address Passenger De-
partment. Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company, Baltimore,
Md.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

For ornamentation I'm the way OF
Summer jewelry, cherries, carrots.
gCoseberies, and strawberries are seen
at the ends of hatpins, and there are
grape brooches, the green leaves form
ing a bar and the fruit pendant. that
really are pretty considering what in
expensive trifes they are. With any of
the simple batiste, calico, or muslin
morning frocks. designed for country
wear, this fruit jewelry will be found
IN keeping, and it is just the thing for
barn dances.
A white outing skirt has the effect of
a yoke at the top made with line after
line of stitching in red With this
skirt is worn a little red Jacket with
two lines OF white vest showing on
either side.
A hatpin in the new art movement
shows a tragic and comic masQue on
its head. and the eyes and hair Of the
masque set with small stones. Another
popular design is a fat golden cupid
with leweled bow and arrow.
A distinct novelty is presented in the
few specimens of Aventurine glass
mounted as tops to artistic tables end
iewelry boxes now exhibited. Ii Is the
celebrated spangled glass OF the Vene-
tians. hitherto used only for jewelrv
purposes or tips OF parasOl handles.
now produced I'm large slabs. Il is an
almost Opaque reddish-brown, filed
with glints of gold. The new Jewel
cases. glove boxes. tea caddies and
cigar boxes mounted in sterling silver
in Ayenturine will appeal to gift-giv-
ers Of all seasons on the lookout fol
something new ia the way Of a luxury
that cannot be duplicated, for the glass
never runs twice alike.
sleeves.
The round bodice. with surplice neck
is being pushed forward as the only
proper cut for the Summer waist. AND
it seems 10 have found many followers
for the popularity Of the dchu indicates
a determination to set aside tn,
"choker' and enjoy life, if possible, in
warm weather.
Evening journal., 1901-06-19
I. II. PENNOCK & CO..

Tailors, Clothiers and
Furnishers,
Boston One-Price Clothing
House,
aI5 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
We give Stamps.