The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1901, Page 3

aaa TREASON CHARGED — GAINST WILCOX, ¥E0 § CHUA (pectal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Charges of a most sensational character have been Med with Etecttons Committee No. 1 against the delegate from Hawall, Rob- ert L. Wilcox. He ta charged with hav- ing had a treasonable correspond with Aguinaldo and his emlrsaries, The protest |« filed by George D. Gear. Mr. Gear asks that Wilcox's seat be declared vacant. Gear charges that in 18% Wilcox was convicted of treason against the Republic of Hawall and sen- tenced to be hanged. The sentence however, was commuted to thirty-fv years’ imprisonment and he was suose- quently pardoned, Also that Wilcox waa guilty of pig- amy in having married Countess So- braro, of Turin, Italy, and, without av- Ing vecured a divorce, of having married a native Hawallan woman. Wilcox In addition ts accused of nav- ing made antl-American speeches in say- Ing he favored a restoration of the Queen of Hawall. He 1s also changed with having offered his services to Aguinaldo to go to the Philippines and tight against the United State Gear, who is the attorney for A. X. Kepoikai ant A.B, Lobenstein, of Hawat!, submits coples of alleged lotters written by Wilcox. One te date Hono- lulu, Jan, 5, 1899, and Is addressed to Dr, J Tosado, Capt Art Burgos and Senor J. Luna. It ie a letter of intro- duction, and in it W Is quoted as saying “Mr. — will be a useful ally to fight) for Ue cause of the Phillppines, He has sin th tthe ag his usefi aker perv agal always gi cause of aw eressive intrud up my mind to join wi country against America. noenuse they insist to len the rhs the juatice of your © cnuse, tell Gen. Again already giving omy services > ur country and ton hey orders to xe tn y » Bsht for the —ES—— Hawaiian Delegate of Having Offered to Fight with Aguinaldo. Accused ROBERT W. WILCOX. Hawallan Delegate. country at any ours respectful Another is d thinking of going to the Philippine Isl- anda and giv 5 tlelan, OUs. The Americans are too hog- gish In their undertaking and they will make blunders, is tn robbing the war of conquest of Porto Ric [the tong run wilt «ur rs. L have already mass you In your| but themselves, ates Influence In ave honor . by Chinese and Jay “BUDD” HAUSER Went to nae Who Declined to Per- form Ceremony. MAGISTRATE REFUSED FEE, So McCoy's Racing Associate Left Money for Attendants to Drink His Health. ix years old, of Teaae Hauser, twenty~ 10) Weet) Sixtyetirat str Known in Hauser, was sporting circles as “Rud to-day married by Magistrate Olmsted in the West Side Police Court to Mra. Jose- phine Park, twenty-eight years old, 101 West Sixty-first street Hauser is asweciated with “Kid Me- in horse ract B atd he would much prefes having them go before a minister, went to Rev, Mr. Willlama, of the Baptist Mission, next door to the urt-House, Mrs. Park satd that she’ a divorce from her husband tn renany appointed couple thereupon went again Into court and this time t Magistrate consented to form, the coremot It ts the nineteenth wedding In the West Side Court. Mrs. Park, now Mrs. Hauser, dressed in a blue skirt, a sealskin sack and a white and black picture hat, looked very attractive. The couple will sall on the Etruria to-morrow accompanted by F, A Dwyer and his w They will go to Saples, where they will meet “Ki MeCoy, to Cairo, returning to land me for the March racer. Dwyer has already sent over his string of horse After the marriage Hauser offered to fee the Magistrate, who refused, and 0 the bridegroom left a sum of nfoney with the clerk for the court attendants to drink his health —<—<———___ | Looking for Loat Sen, Mrs. Mary Murphy, of 7) Grimth street, Jer City, is in New York to-day seeking Information of her son, Willlam HH. Murphy, thirty-one years oid, who left home in a mysterious manner five years ago and has not been seen since. BETRAYED BY HIS LONG NOSE. Merritt's Wife Gave His Pursuers This Excel- lent Clue. 1 If George Merritt did not have an unusuilly long nose he might have es- caped a hot cross-country chide, de- spite tie fact that his fying feet left a trail In the snow, Now he le zed in jal! charged with burglary, and his aife is the principal witness inst him, It was Mra. Merritt's timely descrip: tion that gutded the pursuers, 3 > though Merritt demed ‘he was the man wanted, he could not deny the posses- ion of a “long red nose.” And that acttled It. Mrs, Merritt ts employed In the house. howl of Francis H n Ridgewood Roud, South Or, noon, while the family was abser ritt entered the house through a rear window and ransacked the whole of the lower flour before iia wife discovered him. “What are you doing here, George?” she demanded, ‘one of your business," he retorted, “If you don't keep your mouth shut there'll be trouble. You ain't (pe whole works now.’ And he swung a club so threateningly Mrs. Merritt considered It wise not When he th te continue the argument. went upstairs, though, she for the pole and) Patrolman came up on a run, The burglar coulil be found upstairs, The pollceman found tracks leading from the back of the houne. “It Plain trail In the snow, and 8tiver quickly gathered a posse and started in pursuit. Aw they ng away Mra, Mer- ritt called afer them “The villain has a Wil know him! The trail led across the ficlds and rwampe for a neross the east branch of the Rahway River, to. the Lackawanna Rallroad and there was lost. , A Inborer then told the poileeman he had Just seen a breathless man drop into ‘Third street, a few blocks away, Thera Atlver and the crowd ran. Sure €nough they found a man with a long Hore and svon landed him in ‘the police station, This morning he was Identified by his wife In Justice Taylor's Court. He was held in 320 bi ——<——— ‘DENIALS FROM RUSSIA. Loar of 850,000,000 Not Contem- pintcd—Contracts Open to All, eT. I ERSBURG, Feb. 1.—The Rur- sian Minister of Finance, M. De Witte, authorizes the Associated Preag to deny all reports of intended Russian loand, particularly the $50,000,000 loan sald two Inve been arranged with a syndicate of American Insurance compantes. He said: “You cin telegraph that it is pure in- vention, ‘There is not one word of truth in it. It Is the same old song.” ‘The story circulated that an ordor was recently issued forbidding the giving “foreigners of contracts for Russian rall- Youd material and restricting fore!gn , long red nose. tatively IF GOOODOODOIOGIS Bride of Territorial Represen- tative from the Islands Has a Royal Pedigree. 1.—Robert W.| Wileox ts the Congress | he from the Territory of Hawall, 7000 KILLED IN ABYSSINIA Terrible ported by a London News Exchange. frst delegate v Is Re-| woutd tnatate in N, Feb, 1—A despatch to the} Cairo states that flerce fighting Is re- ported In Abyxsinla, The casualties are said to number 7,060. The Forelgi Office oMela's know noth- ing of any dificulty in King Menellk's| for the sats of certain effects had been But it ‘s not unlikely think that certain malcontent enters may shave taken advantage of the King’s ab- of creditors, era in other eparimenta: ds also A PRINCESS OF HAWAII WIFE OF A DELEGATE. DEQOOIOHOSAHOOIHOIOGIOe 9 DDOIOHTIOD Congressman to have a. princess for a wife. She de known If Hawall as Prin cess ‘There The of Mrs, Wilcox w Keons, brother of King Kaht- hikal, Jan waltan group, By his was “born wall ea) Pri is Delegate Robert W. ay The clergyman declined to} MOB DRIVEN Aided Frantic Woman Thomas. {Criminal Branch of the United States Cireutt: Court one instan} years ei Then she th sul, the second lirgest ighouting that she would have the JvdKe'n Mite | sence from the capital to foment an in- surrectlor, The gating, however, appeara to be Lined In the fact that the Governor } of the Province of ‘Tiarts in King Mei Hine domain, rebelled about six months {ago wnd the King took steps ty represx him. It ix supposed that Menelik moved 1y, not geing Into the fleld until he wae fully prepared to crush the rebsitious! | offictal, report of 7.09) men being Killed the Insurgents bad been slaughtered in a general rout. Hi — | MORE DELAY FOR THE DUKE. | Manchester Deh Cane Goes Over Owing to Ilness of Dache LONDON, Feb. 1.—The Bankruptey Court again adjourned the examination into the Duke of Manchester's affairs ta until March 2, owing to the [l- # of the Duchess, Jt was announced that negotiations |con picied. and the proceeds would be immediately available for the benefit her friend and began again saying that whe would Ki the Judg Murray 0 pointed t tenderly lifted the unconsclous form of « Venn STREET Coming On. Benjamin W. Rose, of Winston, N.C. was in the Jefferson Market Policr Court this morning to tell Magistrat tenn : RET ~. THE, WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY LB ROSE LOST $825 TO A “LUCKY” MAN. Obligingly Loaned His Money to Cohen, Who Couldn’t Win. ol how Herman Cohen, with the a aixtance of a friend, fleeced him out of nearly a thourand dollars worth of money and Jewelry. Cohen was in Court As a prisoner, prepared to tel! the court that Tose lost his money and jewelry ina simple gambling proposition, such as the matcning of a coin. Tose was in town on business for his sister, a storekeeper at Winston He was neated tn the lobby of the Ho- tel Albert yesterday when Herman Co- hen came up and Introduced himself as a Southerner named Loeb. They chatted some minutes, took a drink and finally wound up in Martin There they were Joined vy a third In- ividual, who volunteered the informa- tlon that he fad just won 39 on (he Cohen proposed that they match a dollar a crack.” sald the prosperous one. Cohen fost steadily, and the Mmit wax rained until they were matching for a throw, Finally Coben jeaned back chalr, mournfully “I'm broke. I'v “Then,” silt Ro: thin morning in court, drink. 1 think they doped that drink I felt pretty eas) And he easy for when Cohen sug- e for after gested that Rose loan him $3) until they got back to the hotel the North Carolina man handed {t over obedtently. Cohen lost kt tn a few minutes, “Let mo have your watch, Re Roso put the watch on the table. The “Mucky man" won tt. Rose's ring and diamond cuff buttons followed. ‘The prosperous man got it all and then left the restaurant. “Well,” sald Cohen, “lets go back to the hotel.” ‘They sauntered out on the sidewalk and there Cohen suddenly turned on Rose and sald: “Tou thief! my money? t “T didn't,” said Rose, and then, tt let said, he commenced to cry. Here a cabman named Kelly came into, jd_cateh the real thief. He ad! FROM COURT. Who Threatened Judge Thomas's Life. “rN etl hi screamed a frantic tallan woman, pointing at Judge ‘There was intense excitement in the Judge Thomas had sentenced five Ital avieted on ‘Thursday of passing unterfalt twenty-five cent | The sentences were very heavy an the full penalty was in- van given ten to Parts Sylveste ad Mi icherio sever and Pletro Pisapla wx years ed Ach While prisonera were being taken back to roof the court-room Mrs, Clervo to scream, Sle tad ot baby in arms, and, handing it (9 4 friend, made a rush for Murenat Henkel. ‘The deputies rostral hee herself on the oor, athe it thes, A number of Itallana quickly around her, and it looked would be an attack on the dep he latter held thelr ground, and while two deputies carried the woman out Marsh depatle Henkel and half a dozen of hix drove the crowd into the corri- here the woman took the baby from and M Kel, The Marshal formed his ¢ In line and swept the angry n down the stairs and into They congregated on Mati raha street for an hour threatening all sorts Of things. and were finally dispersed by | the police, ; SUCCORED FELLOW DRIVER. Ir ation, Who er, to Bellevue. ral cart . con Ran Shortly after noon to-day a with the driver wildly gestleuluting pay aah Bellevue Honpltul, Seeing that the 2 was cle ; of 53 Bast Sixteenth sireot, erled o ve {col up Firat avenue 4, toc driver, Harry Mur "Man's dying.” and at the ame tme. the Inet bin cart opened Cor him and Marri The ga! from it and carried mona the The patient w. ne Michaol Male other driver. of 62) ast Twelfth wtreet, hy a Ween knocked aawni end Fun over by his own wa on walle loadin cu ’on the Bast “Pwentl ng eek north or south or east or weat, He will ecover. eth sirest dock. s Why did you let me lose; fso, and soon Cohen left him. Rose sali in court that his loss would the game, telling Rose to Jump into him’ aggregate $ NUIT to-morrow 1901. "TVE DONE ALL CRAND JURY ASKS I Their Bellevue Message| Simply Indorses Me,” Says Keller. BUT AE LAUDS O'ROURKE, Refers Medical Board Tangle to Rules ‘Former Admin- istration” Left Over. rand Jury pre- omeint ine vanities f the dury'¢ recomm ne for In the inatitut thing of the ¢ of Bellevue,” vening World re at know nor wh fF ostrictur tnind freely tous take *Recommendtatt dent should be a ma siness training and executive capa 1 showed my appreciation of that bs Lol Dr Stewart on Jan He ts a business man " v ability and tong vital “Hecommendation No. 2 says the pas Villion for the insane sh to te eho care of a newly fed phystel penized that along te VE put Dr nuhz in enth Insane pay till ndation No ta avilion for againy Hospital recor vund the firat of ommendaiton tion of the fee insane patient em on “Recommendation No. @ Is very grave. It rec of O'Rourke Moore, 1 removed O'Rourke Jan, T and Dr. Moore on Dec. They are now employed nt hospital stem for examine 1 abolished t nt of hospital There never has been eMevue. Ne come to the remark Hoard has upon itkelf in supery ment. The Roard ne: 1 Wd not let tt been that the present Board eting under of rules from i Amin gave It im: tude, bly wants. Dam writing a set of) riles which will make the Rood port to Supt, Stewart. If there ts friction Dr. agree. ort to | oreated primartiv side of the | PRETTY CIRLS STUDY TOMB Twenty-five ** Real Life. Mias Adele Fleli's claes of twenty-five young women ternoon and inwpected (he old pris fored the Leby= 2 praises of Wa Miss Field's ¢ the real side of life. With this purpose courts, the morgu wan to stuily prisoners detained awalting trial ented ant Iyer. eider member, aside for mur- think of thos: thelr emotion ———__— SARATOGA OFFICIALS. young women | jandie Det The Saratoga Hactig A rid this afters Meintyre Avristant Rehberger Chief Clerk duties taat di an Invaluable ‘they make a very ab CARE OF THE SICK A CONTEMPT OF COURT., ———_ Philadelphia Judge Fines a Doctor, Summoned as Witness, Because Patient’s Condition Caused Him to Be Tardy. PYILADELPHIA, Beb. 1—Ruling by Judge Wilthank, of the Common Pleas f thts city tors frat duty is to the Com th, and ft is better that ap court ahd than that the Com Lwealth should be treated with con- tempt De Willlam DP. Moore, of German- town, had been sbp awa witness in an ass: © fefore Judge Wilt bank, One sopatients, a litte girl, as steko snd Dr yee rematied How ever, he reas bara halt hour ate felay mink the exe apd fined Dr M. $10, rut hired a how 1 Judge Witbank ted ale ruling tinally a would promise to nee in the Hatter ask nit the fne he ot the day that if Dr M give court. orders prece AUTO SMASHED A CHINA SHOP. Braddin’s Machine Loose on Ice-Covered Columsy| bus Avenue. pened James Hraddin, | ortyeseventh street ‘clock th Just how it of #5 West F not know, but at 220 ing he los spol ott fa omhe owas running. The machine Qasied Inte the front of the Enterpris: eadation of he — J bus avenue, & Sunday World want ad.’s the bea@.|uredih street and the pavement was Crockery Company's store at 820 Colum nd $9) damage re 1 There ty a heavy Krade at that part of Columbus avenue near One Hun- 140) Bast cine Eundre ral boy. Peri: Hod ald Roundsman Hi pastor came, from the Church jog) Lady of Mount Carmel Donahue; door for him and he talkeag NW take him to creed to and Donahye When tt arrived hes i Aad rappee rye head to Was stronger tha nd he did not t re of the pest house In the/s the health doctol Donahue home. and of policemen In the precinet. ASK MAYOR BLACKWEL Others Urge Request gq Navy Department.” mmander William 8, fm Chief of the Bureaw of) Ne recelving-salp | Vern Wyck to-Gay, of Blackwell; Commander Cowien @ ke a formal request, 1 he would give an nlyein a day or wrong, Mayor Vil ugh by interrup JUDGE WILTBANK. sald the Navy” y bulldings wae that he was sure If the alarch would deck thern end of the # ly place for It. ed by members “of: oaned to the ground yaa revreatay ry elad'(o. Comme lows hed a ynbil irtly_ overturned Itred Steckier presented eo members of the 16 me ws brought to ponoae By Se ee rae oa hier " (o Treasurer Juljus 3