The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-11-01
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Captured Il Last.


~ NNtN ANiAaN 80 lN
~ Aldrich. the young man char. "a
with manufacturing currency BY photo
graphy. vas landed Ia the city prison
At 1880 O'Clock this morning he hal
been q fugitive for Ten days Aldrich
had run away from a painting Dob b.
was engaged upon when he saw Mar
shall Brown. u happened THAI on thai
day Aidrich's room on Nuuanu street
had been searched with the result OF
hnding some OF the bad money and
negatives Tor printing unlimited guam
titles Of g.
The capture OF Aldrich was effected
entirely through the application and
alertness OF Deputy Marshal Chilling
worth This II the best piece Of WORK
the brilliant young officer has done A.
last evening Cbillingworth was IN a
natiye neighborhood near the China
town fire station. He heard HaWaiians
talking Of foreigner in hiding. w
ten minutes ChillingWorth had siN
men Of the locality under arrest
From his Hawaiian prisoners Chi
lingWorth learned that a man supposed
to be Aldrich was In hiding In the up
per room Of No. 40 wash house. in the
Eva Hat OF Government laundrirs IN
Iwilei.
IL was quite late when ChlllingwOrth
had confirmed his belief, based on
scraps Of fact and guess from the ma.
lives The officer organized detail Of
four and started for the retreat of ia,
fugitive. Capt. kanae went right be.
side the Deputy Marshal. Espinda wa
stationed on the roof, near a window
Jackson and Baker guarded doors and
windows on the ground floor. Ther
noise was made purposely to awakeI
! Aldrich.
Aldrich Is a sound sleeper, but In
| few seconds hs was heard 10 NOV.
about quietly. Next a window ratified
Espinda called Halt" three time
and fired a pistol shot Aldrich wa
| trying for the roof window At tn
sound on the window and the revolve
| report, Chillingworth, with Kama.
close, started up the very marrow
stairway. Aldrich appeared at tn
head. Chilllngworth. with a pistol II
one hand and strong light In tn
other, spoke. Aldrish threw up nj
hands, fell to his knees and said: e
surrender" The prisoner was hurrie,
TO the station.
Called upon In his cell. Aldrich al,
not care to talk. He said that what h,
had to tell would he brought out II
the trial. II am innocent. neve
made any Of that money. ! neve
passed any OF II. Do they think II
was In the business ] would leav,
things in my room after they ha,
searched only lately?" When aske,
why he ran away, Aldrich said he he
lieved the people OF the police depart
ment were prejudiced against him an,
would be unjust. II have seen YOU
paper nearly every day" he said, sc
] know what has been going on ant
what has been said. Everything tha
seems to point to my guilt can be ex
planned. ! will make a satisfactor,
case before a jury" Aldrich ha,
money and can hire good counsel.
Chillingworth says that Aldrich ha!
paid natives and Cinnamon who hav,
brought him food with some OF the bat
money. Aldrich looked unkempt AM
half starved. but says he has no
missed meal. Some bread was fount
In the room and a thin counterpart,
for bedding. The room has been un
occupied a long time He has no
been at the laundry all the time. Th'
police believe that at LEAST one whit
man has been helping him. He pro
posed TO escape on one Of the bill
steamers leaving at night.
Bills made by photography appeare'
first here about three months ago
Marshal Brown and Chester A. Doyl
took the case and to the satisfaction o
themselves traced the spurious cur
rency 10 Aldrich. His room wa
searched, but nothing found. Ten day
ago the search was rewarded Half
dozen OF the bills have reached tn
banks and score or more have beel
passed on Chinese shop keepers
Aldrich Is an expert Photographic
and chemist. He was at one time OF
the police force as n detective. Tn
money was made by the blue print pro
cess.