The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-09
Murderous Affair
In KaWaianao
Lane.
Domestic Quarrel Ends
In Another Bloody
Deed.

Last night at about Gas O'Clock Philip
Naone ended the chapter of family
troubles that has been filing the Police
Court records for some weeks past by
shooting his wife. Lizzie Naone, at their
home. corner South street and Hawai-
ahao lane. Five shots from a revolver
We're fired into her body while she was
attempting to escape. -Four letters We're
left by Naone but they are not a suf-
ficient evidence of the reasons for the
deed. THE letters all state that Ma
one intends to take his own life After
the shooting the murderer walked out
of the house and went to the home OF
his sister. He there announced his in
tention to go to the Police Station and
surrender. He then went outside and
The story of the shooting shows that
the affair was one of the most atrocious
and cold-blooded crimes that has been
committed in the Territory for some
time. Tt was carefully planned and
seems to have been utterly without pro-
vocation. Naone has quarreled with
his wife continually and the neighbors
say that he has treated her most
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had a quarrel in the room occupied by
Naone's brother. Mrs. Naone left the
room and went to the homer~of Mrs.
Larson, near the Oahu ice factory. In
The afternoon Philip asked his mother.
who lives with them and has always
taken the girls part, where his wife
vas. On being told that she had gone
% Mrs. Larson's, he set off after her.
They met on the way and a quarrel
,ook place in the street. The two re-
turned to the house at about five
,'clock.
THE TRAGEDY.
After returning to the house Philip
laone left again and his mother went
,ut to get some meat She soon re-
urned and was engaged in helping the
'ounger Mrs. Naone put the children to
,ed when lNaone returned at about a
uarter Of seven. Mrs Naona was in
he large living room on the Hawaii
hao lane side of the house when Ma
ne entered, revoIverNin hand. Lizzie.
IN going to kill you" he said and
aised the gun. The wife ran into
title room on the makai side of the
ouse where her mother was. scream
lg, ooh mother, Philip is going to kill
le."
Naone followed and fired. The bullet
ook effect in the left shoulder So
lose was the gun when the shot was
red that the woman's holoku was
urned in a hole about two inches in
ameter At the first shot Naone's vic
m fell to the floor while he fired two
ore bullets into the body. The elder
RS. Naone recovered her senses at this
me and screamed for help, at the same
me graphing with the murderer in
Ger 10 prevent MS HTliiB AGAIN. OHS
as not successful, however. for Ma
lie fired two more shots.
After the fifth shot had been fired
seph A. LaweIawe. who is employed
warehouseman for E. o. Hall & Son
id who occupies the next house ma
Ii. entered the room, having been
oused by Mrs. Naone's cries. he
und Naone and his mother struggling
ID wrenchtsd the revolver out Of the
hand. Naone then rushed
t of the house and went to that Of
; sister. Mrs E. K Rathburn, at 91S
lhchbowl street. Both Mrs. Rathburn
d her husband, who is a clerk in VIII
r & Company's, were at home and
lone told them that he was in trou-
, and had killed his wife and asked
:. Rathburn to help him Rathburn
d him that the only thing for him to
was to go at once and surrender to
. sheriff. Naone said that he would
so and left the house. Before GO
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