The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-09
SPORTING GRAB BAG.

yesterday, 10 to 8. The details are
suppressed in consideration OF the
feelings of the High-Lows.
Talk of the White Sox Champions of
Chi" coming to train is being revived
Manager Charlie Comisky writes that
if he can arrange with the commercial
people of this berg or with anybody
interested in advertising the isles he
will be charmed to fetch his bleached
stockings here for the springtime
There are symptoms of this after
looms senior league games being
worth remembering. The Saints Will
have Jamie Williams at second and A.
Williams at short and with all the
Williams they should fill the bill
c. Gerald Bockus and S. Kennedy
played so well at tennis at the Bere-
tania courts yesterday that they could
not finish and they will wind up at 4
p. m. Monday. l heard that w. L.
Warren won from l. Hurd. Warren
will meet A. j. Lowrey on washday
of next week in the semi-final for the
cup.
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he was wanted by the Berkeley po-
lice she visited Marshal Vollmer at
the Berkeley police station on April
IA and made a clean breast of the
part that her burglar husband had
played in the robberies which had
terrorized Berkeley.
Whi1a ouoitinU Coo1at'c rafurD of
the Joseph home in Lyons street,
San Francisco, yesterday Policeman
Clarence Wyckoff was informed that
he intended to cross the bay in a
large touring car which was to bring
Mrs. Josephi to the ferry, where Goe-
let's arrest followed.
Last night ana today Goelet was
subjected to a severe examination by
the police. A brilliant conversations
alist of keen perception he kept up
a steady flow of small talk but gave
little information which would be of
.benefit to the police in clearing up
numerous crimes, which he is sus-
pected to have committed in this
city
Goelet declared that his father was
a prominent architect of a large city
near Washington, d. c., but refused
to tell more of his family. whom he
said he would bring into disgrace on
account of their prominence.
He enlisted in the First u. S. cav
airy hospital corps, served in Cuba
under General Kent, crossed Porto
Rico with General Miles, and had
charge of the medical supplies for the
army at Atlanta, Ga. A few months
ago he joined Benjamin Fay Mills
and toured the coast with him as a
spiritual adviser and religious think
er.
His operations, which are believed
to extend over a dozen of the large
apartment houses and hotels of the
bay cities, were conducted with none
of the methods employed by the less
educated crook. He was polite al
ways and his charming mannerisms
freed him of the faint of suspicion
in the North Gate apartments. Ye-
com residence, Fink and Hink blocks.
El Capital apartments and other plac-
e5 in which he chose to operate.
Fond of social pleasures and eager
for the society of women Goelet risk
ed arrest on several occasions TO at
tend social functions in this city.
The ruse he played when he was
pursued across the university cam
pus, after the sensational burglary
at the North Gate apartments, was
said by Chief Vollmer today to show
the daring of the man. The police
automobile swept by while Goelet in
plain view of the dozen policemen
stopped, picked a rose off a bush, and
sauntered on when the police were
out of sight. Tomorrow Goelet will
be formally arraigned on a charge of
burglary before Justice Edgar.
BORN