The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-15


sized shoe, one of the patterns, a cross
work being that of a right foot and
the other, a bar pattern, belonging to
left foot.
On Toogood's shoes being examined
this morning, there were found to be
an odd pair, the bottoms bearing two
different patterns worked into the rub
Der, evidently the result of the vendor
getting mixed.
The photograph made by Bonine
| compares exactly with the soles of the
rubber shoes belonging to Toogood.
Result of the Autopsy.
A woman named Api stated to the
police this morning that Toogood was
at his own house in Kakaako last night
and that he had told her that he was
going out to look for his wife and thai
| if he found her he would either turn
her over to the police or give her a
good beating.
The result Of the autopsy held this
morning on Mrs. Albert Toogood was
that she came to her death from
hemorrhage and confusion of the
brain.
The inquest will be held tomorrow
at 1880 p. m.
Drink and immortality.
The dead womans three sisters,
Carrie, Edith and Mary Spencer, are
well known to the police and it has
seemed to be only a question of time
when a tragedy such as has just been
recorded would happen.
Mrs. Toogood's husband has done
little since his marriage to Daisy
Spencer but drink and his means of
support has been almost solely his
wifes immoral earnings.
The matter was called to the atten-
ton of Deputy Sheriff Rose about one
a. m. this morning, Sergeant Kamahu
notifying him that chauffeur named
Henry Hughes had telepnoned him
that the body of dead girl had been
found in a Chinaman's hack on Punch
bowl street.
Rose and some officers set out i'm
mediately and located the driver of
the hack, LUX En-, on Hotel street. His
passenger was a dead half white girl
and he was placed under arrest and
the hack driven to the morgue.
LUX En- said he was on his stand at
the corner of Maunakea and Hotel
streets at a quarter to twelve and leav-
ing his hack for minute found that it
had disappeared when he returned.
He got into another hack driven by
Akana and asked him to help him to
hunt for his missing rig. They pro-
ceeded to Punchbowl street and he
saw white horse coming toward him,
which he Unidentified as his. He jump
ed from the hack and grabbed the
bride of the approaching vehicle,
brought it to a standstill.
The driver, whom he described as
a small, thin-faced man" jumped down
from the box and ran away. In the
hack was the body of a woman. Henry
Hughes passed driving an automobile
and stopped to see what the trouble
was and on ascertaining the facts
hurried to a telephone and notified the
police.
Learning that the body was that OF
Mrs. Toogoud, Deputy Sheriff Rose at
once proceeded to a house in Aloe
Lane on the makai side of Beretania
street not far from the Nonpareil lodg-
ing house, where Toogood and the
Spencer family live.
A Story of Drink.
Mrs. Kehipaina Spencer Kaiakahi
mother of the murdered woman was
asked where her son-in-law was and
she said that he was in an adjoining
, room. She said that Mr.. and Mrs
Toogood had been downtown early in
the evening and that Toogood had re-
turned alone shortly before midnight
He told her that no had left Daisy in
company with a girl named Hanrat
Smith, drinking.
! Toogood was found in bed, apparent.
ly asleep He was placed under arrest
and taken to the morgue and thence
to the police station.
Toogood's Story False.
His story, which was afterwards
concluslvely proved to be false, was al
follows:
my brother-in-law, ]. Macauley
came to the house at nine o'clock &c
night. l saw blood on his sleeve AM
: asked him how it got there. He sal